SELECTED DEATH RECORDS OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIANS WHO DIED IN MISSOURI (OR WERE RELATED TO THOSE WHO DIED IN MISSOURI (with additions from Iowa and Sullivan County/East Tennessee)
Researched by Thomas Jack Hockett; Abstracted & compiled by by Donald W. Helton. iv,220pp., every-name index (8.25" x 10.75" paperback). These deaths are taken from a variety of sources and methods employed, including "hunt and seek", census, on-line sources at Rootsweb, Ancestry, IGI, Family Genealogy Forums, censuses, etc. and the very valuable Missouri Death Certificates 1912-1958 which are generously available online. These deaths of mid and extreme SW VA people in MO during the subject time likely represent only a fraction of the deaths which could be ferreted out with difficulty employing 2-4 sources (in conjunction) in conjunction. The work represents considerable labor (not to mention eye-strain) and it is hoped it will bolster further the efforts to document the migration of SW VA persons”.
During the process of abstracting and compiling the death records listed herein, instances of conflict occurred between the certificate and additional information found on-line. The information is entered as found. Any such conflicts are left to the discretion of the reader to reconcile.
Table of contents
Missouri Deaths from
Washington County 1
Wythe Co., Va 43
Russell Co., Va 56
Grayson/Carroll Cos., VA 80
Smyth Co., Va 85
Tazewell Co., Va 101
Lee Co., Va 118
Scott Co., Va 138
Dickenson Co., Va 151
Buchanan Co., Va 154
Miscellaneous Deaths from southwest Va. 181
Iowa Deaths from Southwest Virginia 193
Alphabetical Index 202
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Carroll County was formed in 1842 from the eastern portion of Grayson County. It was named in honor of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence from Maryland. In 1856 a part of Patrick County was also added to Carroll, extending the latter's eastern limits. There have been no changes since that date.
The records of the county are virtually complete.