Birth date calculated using age on tombstone.
Tradition has it that his wife, Elizabeth (nee: Sherman) Claypool, is buried there with him. No reason to think not, but it isn't a surprise that no stone remains, what with the neglected state of this wet burying ground.
Aaron's mother was Nancy Claypool, wife of John.
West Virginia Vital Research Records (online images of original records):
"Aaron Claypool and Katharine Randall, both of this county, was joined [in marriage] December 27th 1803."
"July 31, 1806, then joined together in the Holy State of Matrimony Aaron Claypool and Elizabeth Shireman by virtue of Licence dated July 30 1806."
Of course, these people were not married in West Virginia, as there was no West Virginia at that time. Their marriage would have taken place in Virginia.
Not available for transfer.
Tradition has it that his wife, Elizabeth (nee: Sherman) Claypool, is buried there with him. No reason to think not, but it isn't a surprise that no stone remains, what with the neglected state of this wet burying ground.
Aaron's mother was Nancy Claypool, wife of John.
West Virginia Vital Research Records (online images of original records):
"Aaron Claypool and Katharine Randall, both of this county, was joined [in marriage] December 27th 1803."
"July 31, 1806, then joined together in the Holy State of Matrimony Aaron Claypool and Elizabeth Shireman by virtue of Licence dated July 30 1806."
Of course, these people were not married in West Virginia, as there was no West Virginia at that time. Their marriage would have taken place in Virginia.
Not available for transfer.
Birth date calculated using age on tombstone.
Tradition has it that his wife, Elizabeth (nee: Sherman) Claypool, is buried there with him. No reason to think not, but it isn't a surprise that no stone remains, what with the neglected state of this wet burying ground.
Aaron's mother was Nancy Claypool, wife of John.
West Virginia Vital Research Records (online images of original records):
"Aaron Claypool and Katharine Randall, both of this county, was joined [in marriage] December 27th 1803."
"July 31, 1806, then joined together in the Holy State of Matrimony Aaron Claypool and Elizabeth Shireman by virtue of Licence dated July 30 1806."
Of course, these people were not married in West Virginia, as there was no West Virginia at that time. Their marriage would have taken place in Virginia.
Not available for transfer.
Tradition has it that his wife, Elizabeth (nee: Sherman) Claypool, is buried there with him. No reason to think not, but it isn't a surprise that no stone remains, what with the neglected state of this wet burying ground.
Aaron's mother was Nancy Claypool, wife of John.
West Virginia Vital Research Records (online images of original records):
"Aaron Claypool and Katharine Randall, both of this county, was joined [in marriage] December 27th 1803."
"July 31, 1806, then joined together in the Holy State of Matrimony Aaron Claypool and Elizabeth Shireman by virtue of Licence dated July 30 1806."
Of course, these people were not married in West Virginia, as there was no West Virginia at that time. Their marriage would have taken place in Virginia.
Not available for transfer.
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Aaron Claypool died
June 8, 1847
aged
64 yr. 4 mo. 11 da.
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