by Erma Jarrell Worthern 

Madison County, Virginia, now known as West Virginia, holds historical significance for several key individuals such as Daniel Jarrell, Eliza Beth Shoemaker, Frances Jane, Benjamin Jones, and Martha Pack. These individuals were part of a rich tapestry of family history that included marriages, births, deaths, and burials. One notable event was the marriage of Daniel Jarrell and Eliza Beth Shoemaker on February 19, 1852, in Fayette County, West Virginia.

The descendants of these key individuals include Pauline Jarrell, Richard Die, Mary Halden Peek Die, Frank Edgar Spahr, Vernon Winsapton, Paul Boyd Kapton, and many more. Their family history spans generations and geographical locations, with connections to both West Virginia and Utah. The lineage of these individuals reflects a legacy of family ties and historical roots that have endured over time.

Through marriages, births, deaths, and burials, the family history of these individuals weaves a narrative of resilience, love, and connection. Their stories reflect the passage of time and the enduring bonds that tie generations together. Madison County, Virginia, now West Virginia, serves as a backdrop for the unfolding saga of this family's history, highlighting the importance of preserving and honoring the past for future generations. Typescript.

(16p., Index, 1967)