Possible burial: Broad Run Baptist Church Cemetery, Lightburn, Lewis County, West Virginia. [19]
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Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 29 June 2021), memorial page for Joseph Peter Nicholson (3 Feb 1850–1 Jul 1928), Find A Grave: Memorial #131915290, citing Broad Run Baptist Church Cemetery, Lightburn, Lewis County, West Virginia, USA; maintained by Ralph H. and Hilda Sayre, Upshur-WV-USA (contributor 47646266), Burial Details Unknown. .
1870 Mar 31, Lewis, WV. Husband: Joseph Peter Nicholson, born 1850, single, of Madison VA, farmer, in Doddridge, parents David Nicholson & Mary D Nicholson. Wife: Catharine Ann Hitt, born 1855, single, of & in Lewis, parents Marshall Hitt & Catharine Ann Hitt. By: George W Duff. Remarks: Father of female present & consenting & certificate of mother of male.
↑ US Federal Census: 1850 Population Schedule, home 400, family 400, p 101.
Nicholson: David 1804, Mary 1809, James M 1829, William A 1832. Mary F 1833, Jane E 1835, Henry 1837, Susan 1839, Peter (9 mos) 1849, Patsy C 1844.
Near the homes of Nicholson: Martin 1815 & Nancy (398), and Susanna L 1810 (402).
David and Mary’s family lived on the Jones Mountain tract from 1848 to 1854 at which time he signed the land over to nephews, Pleasant Nicholson and Albert Nicholson sons of Alexander & Sarah Nicholson of Conway Valley.
↑ US Federal Census: 1860 Population Schedule, family 387, p 56.
Nichelson: David 1807 NC, Mary 1810, Susan 1842, Peter 1851.
↑ US Federal Census: 1870 Population Schedule, family 193, p 29.
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