Washington T. married Catharine E. Wolfe (Wolf) 09/02/1866 in Tucker County, WV. The stone at Maple Spring marking the graves is large with raised letters and bears both Washington and Catharine's name
Children of Catharine and Washington T. Arnold were Anne Amelia 1867, Silas 1869, Amanda 1872, Aron 1875, Marcellus 1877, Verlinda 1881, Isaac 1885.
From the book Allegheny Passage: The Fairview Church: The Fairview meeting house was built in 1883-1884 on an arm of Backbone Mountain, a location which gives it a panoramic view. Marcellus Wolfe, Wahington Arnold and James Abernathy were the carpenters on the building, assisted by many persons of the neighborhood. The church had two entrances at the west end and it is said that the men and women sat segregated. Elder Solomon Bucklew preached the dedicatory sermon.
Children of Catharine and Washington T. Arnold were Anne Amelia 1867, Silas 1869, Amanda 1872, Aron 1875, Marcellus 1877, Verlinda 1881, Isaac 1885.
From the book Allegheny Passage: The Fairview Church: The Fairview meeting house was built in 1883-1884 on an arm of Backbone Mountain, a location which gives it a panoramic view. Marcellus Wolfe, Wahington Arnold and James Abernathy were the carpenters on the building, assisted by many persons of the neighborhood. The church had two entrances at the west end and it is said that the men and women sat segregated. Elder Solomon Bucklew preached the dedicatory sermon.
Washington T. married Catharine E. Wolfe (Wolf) 09/02/1866 in Tucker County, WV. The stone at Maple Spring marking the graves is large with raised letters and bears both Washington and Catharine's name
Children of Catharine and Washington T. Arnold were Anne Amelia 1867, Silas 1869, Amanda 1872, Aron 1875, Marcellus 1877, Verlinda 1881, Isaac 1885.
From the book Allegheny Passage: The Fairview Church: The Fairview meeting house was built in 1883-1884 on an arm of Backbone Mountain, a location which gives it a panoramic view. Marcellus Wolfe, Wahington Arnold and James Abernathy were the carpenters on the building, assisted by many persons of the neighborhood. The church had two entrances at the west end and it is said that the men and women sat segregated. Elder Solomon Bucklew preached the dedicatory sermon.
Children of Catharine and Washington T. Arnold were Anne Amelia 1867, Silas 1869, Amanda 1872, Aron 1875, Marcellus 1877, Verlinda 1881, Isaac 1885.
From the book Allegheny Passage: The Fairview Church: The Fairview meeting house was built in 1883-1884 on an arm of Backbone Mountain, a location which gives it a panoramic view. Marcellus Wolfe, Wahington Arnold and James Abernathy were the carpenters on the building, assisted by many persons of the neighborhood. The church had two entrances at the west end and it is said that the men and women sat segregated. Elder Solomon Bucklew preached the dedicatory sermon.
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