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Updated: 10-16-2019 07:10:45. Owner: Charles Strong


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Martha Vivra Boggs: Birth: 1 Oct 1887 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 27 Feb 1959 in Caney Creek, Pike Co, KY

  2. Milburn Alexander Boggs: Birth: 7 Jul 1889 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 26 Nov 1935 in Jenkins, Letcher Co, KY

  3. Georgie Lee Boggs: Birth: 25 May 1891 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 27 Sep 1932 in , Wise Co, VA

  4. John McDaniel Dowell Boggs: Birth: 1 Nov 1893 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 30 Aug 1922 in Haymond, Letcher Co, KY

  5. Robert Lee Boggs: Birth: 8 Feb 1896 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 30 Jun 1978 in Big Stone Gap, Wise Co, VA

  6. Sarah Jane Boggs: Birth: 1 Feb 1898 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 9 Aug 1987 in Beckley, Raleigh Co, WV

  7. Minnie Evelen Boggs: Birth: 27 Aug 1900 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 9 Mar 1965 in Marion Hospital, Marion, Smyth Co, VA

  8. Julia Emily Boggs: Birth: 19 Dec 1902 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 25 Dec 1993 in ARH, Whitesburg, Letcher Co, KY

  9. Ira Corbett (Baby) Boggs: Birth: 5 Dec 1905 in Mullins Fork, Bold Camp, Wise Co, VA. Death: 3 Mar 1978 in Norton Hospital, Norton, Wise Co, VA

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Notes
a. Note:   Before he died, Loranza Dowell (Dow) Boggs requested permission from his first cousin, Monroe Boggs, to be buried on a hill overlooking Monroe's home place. Of course, Monroe let Dow be buried there as he had requested. There is only one other grave located in that burying place, and that is the grave of Alex Milburn Boggs, son of Dow and Frankie. Frances Elizabeth Brummitt Boggs was affectionately called "Aunt Frankie" by all the people who knew her, and that included almost everyone around Pound, Virginia and Jenkins, Kentucky. Aunt Frankie was a petite woman and wore her dark hair parted in the middle and pulled into a bun at the back of her head. Her trademark was the string made of rather large beads which she always wore around her neck. She loved to travel and visit and was a regular attendee at the Old Regular Baptist meetings.

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