History of the great Kanawha Valley, with family history and biographical sketchesA statement of its natural resources, industrial growth and commercial advantages . e Confederate army as a member of the FourthVirginia infantry. He was taken prisoner and confined at PointLookout for three months, while being transferred to Elmira hejumped from the train 100 miles from New York and made hisescape. He holds the office of lieutenant colonel in Camp Pat-ton, and is an active member of the democratic party. On De-cember 4, 1866, he married Miss Alice Haney, daughter of HiramHaney. She died in 1874,
History of the great Kanawha Valley, with family history and biographical sketchesA statement of its natural resources, industrial growth and commercial advantages . e Confederate army as a member of the FourthVirginia infantry. He was taken prisoner and confined at PointLookout for three months, while being transferred to Elmira hejumped from the train 100 miles from New York and made hisescape. He holds the office of lieutenant colonel in Camp Pat-ton, and is an active member of the democratic party. On De-cember 4, 1866, he married Miss Alice Haney, daughter of HiramHaney. She died in 1874, leaving one child, May. Mr. Vickersmarried Miss Jennie Graham for his second wife, and she hasborne him five children: Estella, Graham, John, Bertie and Vir-ginia. Both he and his wife are active members of the FirstPresbyterian church of Charleston. While living in Pulaskicounty Mr. Vickers was a member of the town council of Dublinfor several years, and was also town sergeant. Charles Ward, the subject of the following sketch, was bornat Southam, near Leamington, England, in 1841; was educated inthe Non-conformists private school in Leamington, after which.
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