TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 21 Feb 1936
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., Va.
Friday, February, 21, 1936
GENERAL


THIRTY-FIVE  YEARS AGO IN TAZEWELL
From the News of Friday, Feb. 22, 1901
DEATH:
MRS. MARY CAMERON, wife of JOHN P. CAMERON, died at her home in Graham
Sunday morning. She suffered a stroke of paralysis last March. Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon, conducted by her pastor,  REV. S..
W. MOORE, assisted by  REV. E. T. MASON. Mrs. Cameron was born in
Aberdeen, Scotland, in May 1863. She was married to Mr. Cameron December
1889, and they came to America in 1892.

ADDED DATA:
1900 TAZEWELL CO VA CENSUS
#262, Clear Fork Dist., J. B. Havens, enumerator
JOHN P. CAMERON, 42, b. Feb 1858 SCOTLAND, Foundry Manager
…..Mary, 38, b. May 1862 (sic), wife, b. SCOTLAND
…..Maggie, 8, b. May 1892, dau (all children b. VA)
…..John, 6, b. Aug 1893, son
…..Ethel, 5, b. Apr 1895, dau
…..Julia, 4, b. May 1896, dau
…..Crissie, 2, b. Mar 1898, dau
…..Mary, 11/12, b. July 1899, dau

THIRTY-FIVE  YEARS AGO IN TAZEWELL
DEATH:
Typed as written:
From the News of Friday, Feb. 22, 1901
MISS MILDRED BAKER, daughter of  MR.  and MRS. J. W. BAKER, died at her
home on Tazewell avenue last Friday night. Death was attributed to
tuberculosis.
[Mildred Thompson ‘Millie’ Baker, b. abt 1871, d/o James William Baker &
Fanny Ellis (Baker) Baker both of Louisa Co., VA-moved to Tazewell Co.,
VA., after the Civil War].

TWENTY YEARS AGO IN TAZEWELL
MARRIAGE:
Typed as written:
From the News of Friday, Feb. 25, 1916
REG CATER, of Bluestone, and  MISS PEARL WAGNER, daughter of MR. and
MRS. C. A. WAGNER, were married in Bristol last Friday. The bride
attended Graham high school  and lived in the home of REV. and  MRS.
SPRING while attending school in Tazewell.
(Daniel Reginald Carter, s/o Ransom LaFollette Carter & Mary Nicette
Gillespie. Jennie Pearl Wagner ?the Jennie was most likely a name of
endearment of Virginia, d/o Charles Alexander Wagner &  Jane Annabelle
‘Annie’ Bailey).

TWENTY YEARS AGO IN TAZEWELL
MARRIAGE:
Typed as written:
From the News of Friday, Feb. 25, 1916
MISS HAZEL SLUSS, daughter of MR. and  MRS. J. H. SLUSS, and  MR. HENRY
BOWEN GREEVER, of Bluefield, were married at the home of the bride ‘s
parents in Graham last Tuesday.
[Hazel Rigoletta Sluss, d/o John Henry Sluss, Sr., & Mary ‘Maggie’ Goff.
John Henry Sluss, s/o James A. Sluss & Clair Rinda/Clairnda
Gouldy/Goldy/Golden. John Henry Sluss a brother of Corrilda Alice Sluss
(married Rufus Jackson Shrader)  and Margaret Rebecca Sluss (married
Hugh Edward Tabor). Hazel Rigoletta Sluss had first married Ray
Guseman].

Henry Bowen Greever, s/o Dr. Charles William Greever & Ella Littita
Perry. Dr. Charles William Greever, s/o Rev. John J. Greever & Margaret
Catherine Perry.. Rev. John J. Greever was a brother of David B. Greever
and  they were sons of Phillip Greever , II.

TWENTY YEARS AGO IN TAZEWELL
DEATH:
Typed as written:
From the News of Friday, Feb. 25, 1916
CAMPBELL GREEVER died at his home in Blanchard, Iowa, on Monday. He was
a son of DAVID and NANCY GREEVER. And was born in Tazewell county,
October 10,1842. He enlisted in the Confederate army, and served until
the end of the war. He married MISS MARGARET CHANEY, to which union nine
children were born, all of whom are living.
( Campbell B. Greever  also married LOUISA C. HENINGER:

1854-1866 "Tazewell Co VA Marriages from Marriage Book 3"  By Haga, page
50 (irregularly returned for years 1864-1865)
OCT 12, 1864
CAMPBELL B.GREEVER 22y 1d
LOUISA C. HENINGER, 23y
Born: Both in Tazewell Co., VA
Parents: I. B . & Nancy Greever (sic)
Parents: Phillip &  E. Heninger *
Married by William I. Pritchett
*Should be D. B. Greever

 (Apparently Margaret Chaney was a SECOND wife for Campbell B. Greever).

ANNALS OF TAZEWELL COUNTY VIRGINIA" from 1800-1922, Vol II, page 437
Campbell B. and Thompson H. Greever both served in the 45th Virginia
Regiment during theWar between the States.

David B. Greever was the brother of  Rev. John J. Greever.

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
April 2002