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Kentucky, U.S., Marriage Records, 1852-1914
Name: Canzada West Age: 28 Est. Birth Year: abt 1831 Birth Location: Wayne Residence: Wayne
Spouse Name: Robert Simpson Spouse Age: 30 Marriage Date: Jan 1859 Marriage Location: Wayne County of Record: Wayne
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Canzada West Simpson BIRTH 4 Jun 1830 DEATH 9 Apr 1897 (aged 66) BURIAL Riverside Cemetery Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma MEMORIAL ID 7610322
Parents Mercer Norton West 1807-1889 Ann Mercer West 1808-1863
Spouse Robert Tate Simpson 1828-1891
Siblings
John "J. H." West 1828-1922
Solomon G West 1832-1893
Mary Jane West Grear 1834-1863
Hester Ann West Ferguson 1836-1908
Richard M West 1838-1927
Elza Milton West 1840-1910
Loranzo Dow West 1848-1874
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Name Canzada West Birth Date 4 juin 1830 Birth Place Wayne Co., KY, Kentucky Father Mercer Norton West Mother Ann Mercer
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Mississippi, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1776-1935
Name: Carrie West Spouse: Lemuel Smith Marriage Date: 12 Nov 1877 County: Marshall
U.S., Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-current
Name: Miss Carrie West Marriage Date: Abt 1877 Marriage Place: Holly Springs, Mississippi Parents: A. M. West Spouse: L. A. Smith
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Arizona, U.S., Death Records, 1887-1968
Name: Carolyn West Age: 6 Birth Date: 8 Oct 1939 Birth Place: Show Low, Arizona Death Date: 28 Aug 1946 Death Place: Show Low, Navajo, Arizona Father: Karl Marion West Mother: Myrtle West
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Carolyn West BIRTH 10 Oct 1939 Show Low, Navajo County, Arizona DEATH 28 Aug 1946 (aged 6) Show Low, Navajo County, Arizona BURIAL Show Low Cemetery Show Low, Navajo County, Arizona
MEMORIAL ID 37685988
Parents Karl Marion West 1912-1944 Myrtle Mills Loveless 1919-2007
Siblings
Gayle Marion West 1938-1999
Sharon West Keith 1943-2013
Marian West Hunt 1945-2006
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Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982
Name: Francis West Gender: Female Age: 16 Birth Date: May 1900 Birth Place: Texas Death Date: 20 Mar 1916 Death Place: Ravenna, Fannin, Texas Father: E West
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Frances M West Birth: Nov. 22, 1899 Texas Death: Mar. 20, 1916 Ravenna Fannin County Texas Burial: Mulberry Cemetery Mulberry Fannin County Texas
Daughter of Eugene West and Margaret Virginia Perry West-- moms memorial# 95119761
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Washington, U.S., Death Records, 1883-1960
Name: Cecil Norman jr West Birth Date: abt 1942 Death Date: 12 Nov 1947 Age at Death: 5 Death Location: Spokane, Spokane, Washington Father: Cecil Norman West Mother: Ruby Rutledge
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1870 United States Federal Census
Name: C O Mccarty [Celia O. McCarty] Age in 1870: 23 Birth Date: abt 1847 Birthplace: Missouri Dwelling Number: 18 Home in 1870: Emporia Ward 1, Lyon, Kansas Post Office: Emporia Occupation: Keeping House
Household Members Age
W C Mccarty 30
C O Mccarty 23
Mason Mccarty 1
Mary Hughs 12
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Olivie Mccarty [Celia Olivia McCarty] [Celia Olivia West] Age: 30 Birth Date: Abt 1850 Birthplace: Mississippi Home in 1880: Emporia, Lyon, Kansas Street: Rural Street House Number: 148 Dwelling Number: 342
Father's Birthplace: Alabama Mother's Birthplace: England [Alabama] Occupation: Keeping House
Household Members Age Relationship
W. T. Mccarty 39 Self (Head)
Olivie Mccarty 30 Wife
Mason W. Mccarty 11 Son
Wm. C. Mccarty 9 Son
Brooke J. Mccarty 6 Son
Carrie M. Mccarty 4 Daughter
Eva Mccarty 2 Daughter
U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-current
Name V. T. McCarty [V. T. West] Death Age 71 Birth Date 1850 Birth Place Durant, Holmes, Mississippi Marriage Date 1867 Residence Place Mississippi Death Date Abt 1921 Death Place Emporia, Lyon, Kansas
Obituary Date 31 Mar 1921 Obituary Place Emporia, Kansas, USA Newspaper Title The Emporia Weekly Gazette
Father A. M. West Spouse William Thadeus McCarty
Child
Mason W.
William C.
James Brooke
Keith
Fay Rankin
Alston M. Vof
Wirt Glover
Siblings
Carrie West Smith
Benjamin West
OCR text: Mrs. W. T. McCarty died Tuesday evening: at 6:35 o'clock at her home, 1004 Rural Street, after an illness of 11 months. Intestinal held trouble was the cause of her Street death. 2:30 Olivia Cecelia West was born in May, 1850, on a plantation near J.
Durant, Miss. Her father was sang Gen. A. M. West, at one time 'Shall president of the Mississippi CenIsle tral Railway and later a candidate for vice-president of the United Lodge States on the Greenback ticket the with General Ben Butler. F. Mrs. McW. remembered well the days, A. Carty while her father was fighting at the -front in the Confederate army, that General Grant spent at their home in Mississippi, where he made his headquarters during the Federal invasion. Mrs. McCarty given a iels. classical education in Southern lost institutions. October. 22. 1867, fire. she was married to William noon Thadeus McCarty, who had just was been graduated from the Univers They came the Lity of Mississippi. West, arriving on a stage in Emporia in July, 1869. The late Judge E. W.
Cunningham and and the late J. B. Hinkle of family land family came on the same stage. There was no railroad into Emporia at that time. Mrs. McCarty told many interesting experiences of the pioneer days, including the fighting of prairie fires and adventure with the Indians, who always treated them with friendliness. The McCartys have lived since coming to and Emporia at the same location on Rural Street. Mrs. McCarty is survived by her husband, Judge W. T. McCarty, and the following children: for Mason of Emporia; William of Denver; James Brooke, of was Los Angeles, Keith, of Emporia; Mrs. Carolyn McBride. of Rankin, Nashville, of Topeka; Mrs. Mrs. Evange- Fay line Brunswick, of La Rochelle, ing France; Alston of Denver, and Mrs. David. Kerr, of Emporia. A the son, Wirt Glover, died several years ago. Mrs. McCarty is survived also by the following grandchildren: Leona McCarty, Emporia; Ruth and Martha McBride, of Nashville, Eleanor Grace Rankin, of Topeka, and Gertrude Ann McCarty, of Denver; by a sister, Mrs. Carrie West Smith, of Holly Springs, and a brother, Benjamin West, of Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. McCarty was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, to which faith she adhered to the time of her death. to Funeral of Mrs. W. T. McCarty Funeral services for Mrs. W. T.
McCarty, who died Wednesday, were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at. the home, 1004 Rural Street. Rev. W. P. Wharton, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted the services. The pallbearers were Dr. F. A. Eckdall, David Kerr, Harold Rankin, Alston McCarty, Keith McCarty and M. Mason McCarty. Interment was in made in Maplewood Cemetery.
The Emporia Gazette Emporia, Kansas – Wednesday, March 23, 1921
MRS. W.T. McCARTY IS DEAD
Mrs. W.T. McCarty died last night at 6:35 o’clock at her home 1004 Rural Street, after an illness of 14 months. Intestinal trouble was the cause of her death.
Olivia Cecelia West was born in May 1850 on a plantation near Durant, Mississippi. Her father was General A.M. West, at one time president of the Mississippi Central Railway and later candidate for Vice President of the United States on the Greenback ticket with General Be Butler. Mrs. McCarty remembered well the days while her father was fighting at the front in the Confederate army , that General Grant spent time at their home in Mississippi, where he made his headquarters during the Federal invasion.
Mrs. McCarty was given a classical education at Southern institutions. October 22, 1867 she was married to William Thaddeus McCarty, who had just been graduated from the University of Mississippi. They came west, arriving on a stage in Emporia in July 1869. The late Judge E.W. Cunningham and family came on the same stage. There was no railroad into Emporia at that time.
Mrs. McCarty told many interesting experiences of the pioneer days, including the lighting of the prairie fires and adventure with the Indians, who always treated them with friendliness. The McCartys have lived since coming to Emporia at the same location on Rural Street.
Mrs. McCarty is survived by her husband, Judge W.T. McCarty and the following children: Mason W. of Emporia; William of Denver; James Brooke of Los Angeles, California; Keith of Emporia; Mrs. Carolyn McBride of Nashville, Tennessee; Mrs. Fay Rankin of Topeka; Mrs. Evangeline Brunswick of La Rochelle, France; Alston M, of Denver and Mrs. David Kerr of Emporia. A son, Wirt Glover McCarty died several years ago.
Mrs. McCarty is survived also by the following grandchildren: Leona McCarty of emporia; Ruth and Martha McBride of Nashville. Tennessee; Eleanor Grace Rankin of Topeka; and Gertrude Ann McCarty of Denver; by a sister Mrs. Carrie West Smith of Holly Springs, Mississippi and a brother Benjamin West of Memphis, Tennessee.
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Olivia Cecelia West McCarty BIRTH May 1850 Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi DEATH 22 Mar 1921 (aged 70) Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas BURIAL Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
PLOT Section 29 - Lot 31 - Space 5 MEMORIAL ID 99610935
Spouse William Thaddeus McCarty 1838-1925 (m. 1867)
Children
Mason W. McCarty 1868-1958
William Cecil McCarty 1872-1959
James Brooke McCarty 1875-1958
Evangeline McCarty Brunswick 1878-1942
Wirt Glover McCarty 1880-1911
Keith McCarty 1883-1969
Fay McCarty Rankin 1884-1944
Alston Madden McCarty 1886-1972
Olivia Cecelia McCarty Kerr 1890-1992
Daughter of Gen. A. M. and Olivia Caroline West. Married to William Thaddeus McCarty on October 22, 1867 in Oxford, MS.
