John J Halstead

Birth29 October 1837 - Mount Lookout, Nicholas County, West Virginia, United States of America

Death24 April 1931 - Keslers Cross Lanes, Nicholas County, West Virginia, United States of America

MotherMargaret McClung

FatherMordecai Edward Halstead

Born in Mount Lookout, Nicholas County, West Virginia, United States of America on 29 October 1837 to Mordecai Edward Halstead and Margaret McClung. John J Halstead married Virginia Dotson and had 10 children. He passed away on 24 April 1931 in Keslers Cross Lanes, Nicholas County, West Virginia, United States of America.

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Parents

Mordecai Edward Halstead
1808 - 1863

Margaret Mcclung
1811 - 1894

Spouse(s)

Virginia Dotson
1847 - 1929

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Ada May Halstead
1875 - 1933

Squire Halstead
1873 - 1958

Joseph Floyd Halstead
1871 - 1976

Lewis "Edgar" Halstead
1870 - 1951

George Quinton Halstead
1880 - 1975

Margaret Lee "Maggie" Halstead
1877 - 1962

Annie Halstead
1864 - 1958

John Jacob Halstead
1882 - 1882

Margaret Crouch
1867 - 1925

Maggie Crouch
Unknown - Unknown

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