QUESTION: Did the below William L. JARVIS, marry Henriette Jane WOOD (1848-1928), after 1880 census, when she lived in Tenmile District with sister Sarah Elizabeth (1835-1918), her three sons and husband Samuel BOGGESS (1811-1887). They were living at Claremore, Okla. in 1918, she's buried at Carthage, MO Park Cemetery, in brother George Brown WOOD's (1852-1941) Lot?

Samuel, Sarah Elizabeth, and her parents John WOOD (1808-1861) and Cassandra Hess BROWN (1815-1864), plus Sarah's two youngest brothers, are buried in Point Pleasant (Maken) Cemetery, west side of JARVISville Road (County #31) south of U.S. #50, north of JARVISville on once the Hiram Lynch farm.

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Bios - Benjamin Bassel Jarvis


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Submitted by Valerie Crook The

History of West Virginia, Old and New

Published 1923,

The American Historical Society, Inc., Chicago and New York,

Volume III, pg. 16

HARRISON COUNTY

BENJAMIN Bassel Jarvis, a native of West Virginia, and the son of WILLIAM L. JARVIS and Mary Martha (Stout) Jarvis, was born at the country home of his parents, situated on the waters of Brushy Fork, near the village of Quiet Dell, HARRISON COUNTY, West Virginia, and was the youngest of a family of six children, namely: Celia T., Louise, Meigs Jack- son, Arnold Brandley, Paul V. and Benjamin Bassel. His grandparents on the paternal side were Jesse Jarvis, and Sarah (Werniger) Jarvis, of JARVISEVILLE, HARRISON COUNTY, West Virginia, and on the maternal side, James M. Stout and Celia (Bassel) Stout, of Quiet Dell, HARRISON COUNTY, West Virginia