1. "The Heritage of McDowell County, West Virginia, 1858-1999"; 1999; By Geneva Steel, Tom
Hatcher and Sandra Long; "The Haglers of Caretta"; Article; Page 160; submitted by Ramondo
Hagler, Caretta, WV 24821.
2. "The Heritage of McDowell County, West Virginia, 1858-1995"; 1995; Edited by Dr, Thomas C.
Hatcher; Geneva Steele; Sandra Long and Christine Carr McGuire; "Harold Irvine and Juanita
Novella Mullins Jackson"; Article; Page 175; submitted by Betty Bell. PO Box 87, Gary, WV 24836.
1. "The Heritage of McDowell County, West Virginia, 1858-1999"; 1999; By Geneva Steel, Tom
Hatcher and Sandra Long; "The Haglers of Caretta"; Article; Page 160; submitted by Ramondo
Hagler, Caretta, WV 24821.
2. "The Heritage of McDowell County, West Virginia, 1858-1995"; 1995; Edited by Dr, Thomas C.
Hatcher; Geneva Steele; Sandra Long and Christine Carr McGuire; "Harold Irvine and Juanita
Novella Mullins Jackson"; Article; Page 175; submitted by Betty Bell. PO Box 87, Gary, WV 24836.
1. " The Welch News"; Welch, WV; 14 Dec 2020; Newspaper Obit; On-Line Version.
"On Thursday, December 3, 2020, the gates of Heaven opened and the Lord welcomed home His daughter, Gloria Lindell (Thomas) Williams, whom He shared with us for 66 years, ending after a ravaging 33-day battle with COVID-19.
Gloria Lindell Williams was born December 10, 1953, in Algoma, West Virginia, to the late Bury Lee and Mary Ruth (Johnson) Thomas. She was preceded in death by her brother, Victor Daryl Thomas. She spent most of her adult life in Fort Washington, MD, after leaving home in the early 1970’s to later pursue a career expanding more than 45 years with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Lindell graduated from Northfork High School in 1971. She was a member of the Blue Demons Marching Band. She spent most of her time with family and friends. She enjoyed watching Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, and the Soaps. Lindell was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Los Angeles Lakers. She had a passion for making others happy and would say things that would make you laugh until you cried. She never met a stranger and looked forward to the camaraderie of friends and family around the kitchen table, at the “Rock,” or any other place and venue.
The everlasting memories of Lindell are in the hearts of her husband Charles Williams; Ft. Washington, MD; sisters, Gladine Barner, Fairmont, WV, and Loretta Thomas, Algoma, WV; brothers, Douglas Thomas, Algoma, WV and Kevin (Paula) Thomas, Northfork, WV; daughters, Ashley and Courtney Williams; granddaughter MaeKenzie Casey; grandson Hendrix Noah Williams, Ft. Washington, MD; nephew Harold Barner, Morgantown, WV, and grand-nephews Nicholas and Cameron Barner, Morgantown, WV; nephew Nathan (Caroline) Barner, Charleston, WV, and grand-nephew Wesley Barner, Charleston, WV; nephew Daryl L. Thomas, Bluefield, WV, and a host of many other relatives and dear friends, too numerous to name here. You know who you are, and we love you.
On Tuesday, December 15th, at 12 Noon, we will celebrate Lindell’s life with a service adhering to COVID-19 CDC guidelines, including social distancing and the wearing of masks, in the chapel of Restlawn Memorial Gardens, 6605 New Hope Road, Bluefield, WV."
1. Evans-Calfee Funeral Home; Pineville, WV; Posted Obit.
"Fred Bartley of Mullens passed away on September 27, 2021."Fred was born on March 2, 1929, in Elkhorn City, Kentucky to the late Paul and Myra Bartley.
"In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Mae Bartley, an infant daughter Sandra Gay; Five brothers: Lawrence Bartley, Kermit Bartley Elmer Bartley, Delbert Bartley and Brownie Bartley; four sisters Bertha Lee Rowe, Ivel Ratcliff. Elsie
Bartley, and Hazel Newsome."Fred was a retired coal miner and he loved fox hunting, Cincinnati Reds Baseball, and Kentucky Wildcats basketball. He enjoyed many hours sitting on his front porch and talking with the neighbors. He loved telling stories to a listening ear and he never met a stranger.
"Those left to cherish his memory include his daughters Joyce Blankenship and husband Carson and Tammy Buchanan and her husband Virgil. He is also survived by three grandchildren Terri Masters, Derrick Kyle, and Joshua Buchanan; three great grandchildren Coty Roberts and wife Katelyn, Tyler Roberts, and Chase Roberts, and one great great granddaughter McKinlee Roberts.
"He will be sadly missed by family and friends
"Services will be Private and for family only."
1. McDowell Co, WV; Marriage Records; Vol #__(1947); WV Archives Website.
Roscoe Cornwell Garlic; age 21; born and living in Davy, WV; single; married on 5 Sep 1947 at
Welch, WV; Hattie Elizabeth Arrington; age 22; born in Premier, WV; single living at Davy, WV.
2. 1950 Census, McDowell Co, WV; Davy; taken 7 Apr 1950; Sheet Number 23; Dwelling #166.
Listed as Rosco Garlic; age 23; born in WV; married; breakman in coal mine; head of household.
3. Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007; Ancestry.com Website.
"Name: Roscoe Conwell Garlic [Roscoe C Garlic]
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 12 Apr 1926
Birth Place: Daivy McDowe, West Virginia
Death Date: Nov 1993
Father:
Andrew Garlic
Mother:
Georgia Thompson
SSN: 233407154
Notes: Aug 1947: Name listed as ROSCOE CONWELL GARLIC;
04 Jan 1994: Name listed as ROSCOE C GARLIC"
3. "The News Journal"; Wilmington, DL; Saturday, 20 Nov 1993; Page 4; Newspapers.com Website.
"ROSCOE C. GARLIC, 67, of West Commerce Street, Smyrna, died Thursday of heart failure in Kent General Hospital, Dover. Mr. Garlic was a coal miner in West Virginia and a truck driver for Calloway Trucking Co. in Middletown for several years. He was a tank service worker for NTO Boilermakers Union, Newport, for five years, retiring in 1978 because of disability. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of David C. Harrison Post 14, American Legion, Smyrna, and Newn-am-Lee-Urban Post 8801, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Clayton. He moved to Delaware from Davey, W.Va., in 1958. His wife, Hattie, died in July. He is survived by five sons, Carl of Smyrna, William A. of Town-send, Roscoe C. Jr. of Marydel, Md., Allen R. of Kenton and Clifford E. at home; three daughters, Donna M. Hudgins and Hilda M. Slaughter, both of Clayton, and Mazie Barbosa of Dover; his mother, Georgia Kopelen of Smyrna; two brothers, Leon Kopelen of Massachusetts and Chester Kopelen of Milton; two sisters, Margie Brittingham of Townsend and Helen Kopelen of Houston, Texas; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Faries Funeral Chapel, 29 S. Main St., Smyrna, where family and friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight. Burial will be in Forest Cemetery. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to David C. Harrison Post 14, American Legion, Box 345, Smyrna."
4. FindAGrave.com Website; submitted by James Ethridge; 21 Jul 2014.
" Roscoe C Garlic
Birth 23 Apr 1926
Death 18 ??? 1993 (aged 66–67)
Burial
Forest Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Memorial ID 133150098"
1. McDowell Co, WV; Marriage Records; Vol #__(1947); WV Archives Website.
Roscoe Cornwell Garlic; age 21; born and living in Davy, WV; single; married on 5 Sep 1947 at Welch,
WV; Hattie Elizabeth Arrington; age 22; born in Premier, WV; single living at Davy, WV.
2. 1950 Census, McDowell Co, WV; Davy; taken 7 Apr 1950; Sheet Number 23; Dwelling #166.
Listed as Hattie Garlic; age 24; born in WV; married; in household of husband, Roscoe C. Garlic.
1. 1950 Census, McDowell Co, WV; Davy; taken 7 Apr 1950; Sheet Number 23; Dwelling #166.
Listed as Billy Garlic; age 1; born in WV; in household of father, Roscoe C. Garlic.
1. 1950 Census, McDowell Co, WV; Davy; taken 7 Apr 1950; Sheet Number 23; Dwelling #166.
Listed as Donna Garlic; born Jan 1950 in WV; in household of father, Roscoe C. Garlic.