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     Anneliese Gisela Senff Anneliese Gisela Winter age 82 of Montgomery died December 31, 2018. She was born September 15, 1936 in Berlin, Germany and was the daughter of the late Otto F. and Alma Senff. She was a naturalized United State citizen in May of 1962 and she was retired from Montgomery General Hospital. Surviving: son Lee Winter and wife Brenda of Robson and daughter Rosemarie Watson of Pinch; grandchildren Leah and Josh Sears of Robson, Jenny and Jon Lopez of Oak Hill and Victoria Watson, MD of Springfield, IL. Five great-grandchildren. She will be laid to rest in Kanawha Valley Memorial Gardens at Glasgow.² She was buried at Kanawha Valley Memorial Gardens, Glasgow, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.² Her married name was Winter.¹ She married Kenneth Gene Winter, son of Joseph Jarold "Joe" Winter and Margaret Lucille Spradling.¹ Anneliese Gisela Senff and Kenneth Gene Winter were divorced.³ Anneliese Gisela Senff was born on September 15, 1936 at Berlin, Germany.² She died on December 31, 2018 at Kanawha Co., West Virginia, at age 82.²

     Mary Webb was born circa 1869 at Virginia.² As of January 24, 1904,her married name was Beckelheimer.¹ She married Henry Isaac Beckelheimer, son of William Jackson Beckelheimer and Sarah E. "Sally" Booth, on January 24, 1904 at Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia; Mary Webb was a widow, I do not know her maiden name but Henry was living with a Mary Rutledge in the 1900 Census.^1,3

     Lillian Louise "Lilly" Carter was buried at Carter Cemetery, Laurel Creek Road behind Doggett Chapel, Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia.³ She was born on October 27, 1855 at Pamplin, Appomattox Co., Virginia.² As of March 8, 1883,her married name was Beckelheimer.¹ She married James Edward Beckelheimer, son of William Jackson Beckelheimer and Sarah E. "Sally" Booth, on March 8, 1883 at Fayette Co., West Virginia.¹ Lillian Louise "Lilly" Carter died on November 24, 1945 at Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia, at age 90.²

     Russell Aubry/Aubrey Beckelheimer was buried at Carter Cemetery, Laurel Creek Road behind Doggett Chapel, Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^4,10,6 He was born on March 11, 1884 at Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^2,3,4,9,6 He married Minnie Kathryn O'Neal on April 6, 1913 at Fayette Co., West Virginia.⁵ Russell Aubry/Aubrey Beckelheimer died on October 26, 1960 at Oak Hill, Fayette Co., West Virginia, at age 76.^4,6 He Russell A. Beckelheimer, 76, of Dempsey died Wednesday of a heart attack while sitting in his parked car on an Oak Hill street. Born March 11, 1884, at Dempsey, he was a son of the late J. E. and Millie Carter Beckelheimer. He was a merchant and farmer. Survivors include his wife, Minnie Beckelheimer; and two brothers, H. R. of Fayetteville and Ray C. Beckelheimer of Charleston. Burial will be in the Carter Cemetery at Dempsey. on October 27, 1960.⁶

     Herman Ray Beckelheimer was buried at Huse Memorial Park, Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^5,10 His Social Security Number was 232-56-1247.¹¹ He was born on December 25, 1886 at Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^{11,2,3,7,5,10} He married Glenna Osborne on July 2, 1925 at Huntington, Cabell Co., West Virginia.^4,12,5,6 Herman Ray Beckelheimer died on January 21, 1971 at Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia, at age 84.^11,4,5,6,10 He Herman Ray Beckelheimer, 84, of Fayetteville died Thursday at his home of an apparent heart attack. He was born Dec. 25, 1886, at Dempsey, a son of the late James E. and Lilly Carter Beckelheimer. He attended Fayetteville Academy, the Montgomery Preparatory School, Morris Harvey College and Vanderbilt University. Prominent in athletics he was named All-South tackle at Vanderbilt and to the All-Time Team at Morris Harvey. He recently was chosen a member of the Sportswriters Hall of Fame. He served as a coach at Bethany College in 1917-18 and was coach at Morris Harvey in 1920-24 and coached at Southern College in Florida. He was a clerk of the Fayette County Court in 1940 and was elected /sheriff of Fayette County in 1952. Beckelheimer was engaged in real estate and other business in Fayetteville until his retirement. He was a member of the Fayetteville Presbyterian Church, a member of LaFayette Lodge No. 57, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, a veteran of World War I, a member of LaFayette Post 149, American Legion, 40 and 8, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Survivors include his wife, Glenna Osborne Beckelheimer, a daughter, Mrs. Helen Jane Baugh of Kimbridge, Va., and four grandchildren. on January 22, 1971.⁶

     His Social Security Number was 234-30-3134.¹⁰ Ray Carter Beckelheimer was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.^11,5,6 He was born on September 3, 1890 at Oak Hill, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^{12,2,10,9,13,5,6} He married Margaret Cecilia Hynes on August 10, 1918 at Parkersburg, Wood Co., West Virginia.^4,14 Ray Carter Beckelheimer died on May 2, 1970 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia, at age 79.^3,13,5,6

     Minnie Kathryn O'Neal was buried at Carter Cemetery, Laurel Creek Road behind Doggett Chapel, Dempsey, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^1,3,2 She was born on May 2, 1891 at Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^1,2 As of April 6, 1913,her married name was Beckelheimer.⁴ She married Russell Aubry/Aubrey Beckelheimer, son of James Edward Beckelheimer and Lillian Louise "Lilly" Carter, on April 6, 1913 at Fayette Co., West Virginia.⁴ Minnie Kathryn O'Neal died on November 30, 1965 at Oak Hill, Fayette Co., West Virginia, at age 74.^1,2 She Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Kathryn Beckelheimer, 74, Route 2, Fayetteville, will be conducted Friday. Burial will be in the Carter Cemetery at Dempsey. Mrs. Beckelheimer died Tuesday morning in an Oak Hill hotpital. Born May 2, 1891, at Fayetteville, she was a daughter of the late A. M. and Sue Woolwine O’Neal. She was a member of the Doggett Chapel Methodist Church, the Fayettevttle Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star and the Dempsey Farm Woman’s Club. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Mae Buckey of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Emma Jane Mahan of Fayetteville and Mrs. Gussie Carr Wetzel of Austin, Texas. on December 1, 1965.²

     Her Social Security Number was 236-78-8558.⁴ Glenna Osborne was buried at Huse Memorial Park, Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia.² She was born on September 16, 1893 at Lincoln Co., West Virginia.^3,4 As of July 2, 1925,her married name was Beckelheimer.³ She married Herman Ray Beckelheimer, son of James Edward Beckelheimer and Lillian Louise "Lilly" Carter, on July 2, 1925 at Huntington, Cabell Co., West Virginia.^1,3,2,5 Glenna Osborne died on February 12, 1984 at Fayette Co., West Virginia, at age 90.^4,2

     Helen Jane Beckelheimer was buried at Kenbridge Heights Cemetery, Kenbridge, Lunenburg Co., Virginia.^8,3 She was born on November 12, 1928 at Huntington, Cabell Co., West Virginia.^8,2,3,5 As of June 20, 1953,her married name was Baugh.⁴ She married Dr. Emerson Daniel Baugh Jr. on June 20, 1953 at Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^3,4,9,5 Helen Jane Beckelheimer died on December 5, 2014 at Virginia at age 86.^8,3 She BAUGH, Helen Jane Beckelheimer of Kenbridge, Virginia, died December 25, 2014. Helen Jane is survived in loving memory by her husband of 61 years, Dr. Emerson Daniel Baugh Jr. of Kenbridge, Virginia; and her children, Jane Osborne Baugh Singletary (Bruce), Ann Carter Baugh Watts (Edward), Emerson Daniel Baugh III (Cornelia) and John Matthews Baugh (Robin); as well as grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. On November 12, 1928, Helen Jane was born to Herman Roy Beckelheimer and Glenna Osborne Beckelheimer in Fayetteville, West Virginia. As a child, she played at having 'classrooms' for her dolls and kitties. She always enjoyed learning and went on to college first at Mary Baldwin College in Virginia and then graduated from Morris Harvey College (University of Charleston) in January of 1951. She taught elementary education in both West Virginia and Virginia (West Virginia Coal Camp back in the 'hills,' Charlottesville, Richmond, Kenbridge). Upon meeting Emerson Daniel Baugh Jr. through mutual dear friends, Helen Jane and Dan were married in Fayetteville in June of 1953, when the native mountain rhododendron were blooming. They lived first in an apartment in Richmond, Virginia, while Dr. Dan finished his medical residency. The couple then moved to Kenbridge, where they made their first home and garden in the little log cabin on 4th Avenue. Helen Jane could do it all, she taught school, she painted walls, sewed curtains, needle pointed her dining room chair seats, knitted sweaters for every family member, dug flowerbeds, and laid a brick patio while Dr. Dan began his practice as a country doctor. While starting a family in Kenbridge, and planning and building their home on Old Plank Road, Helen Jane also managed to help with teaching Sunday School classes, help to start a local Girl Scout troop, and to encourage her children in all manner of crafts, art, antiques and outdoor interests. (The outdoors part was partially to keep them all out of her way!!) Few can forget Helen Jane raising Angel, the Christmas goat, in the children's old playpen in her kitchen, or the silver dollar sized pancakes to accompany the Bantam chicken fried eggs. Every summer (and sometimes Christmas!), brought greatly anticipated trips to her beloved West Virginia mountains to visit grandparents. She never forgot her West Virginia family and friends while also making many new and lifelong friends in Kenbridge.Through all of these busy years of raising four children, Helen Jane's lifelong love for Virginia and West Virginia history never waned, and her great passion for genealogy and that quest for knowledge in this field was extraordinary. She was a member of the Kenbridge United Methodist Church, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, National Society of American Colonists, Memorial Foundation of the Virginia German Colonists in Virginia, Virginia Genealogical Society, and the National Genealogical Society. She made friends through all of these associations as well, where they all shared a common interest. In recent years of declining health, Helen Jane required the aid of caregivers in her home, all of whom she was very fond. Helen Jane will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends. Interment in the Kenbridge Cemetery, Kenbridge. on December 26, 2014.³

     Dr. Emerson Daniel Baugh Jr. was buried at Kenbridge Heights Cemetery, Kenbridge, Lunenburg Co., Virginia.³ He was born on July 2, 1929 at Lawrenceville, Brunswick Co., Virginia.^2,3,5,6 He married Helen Jane Beckelheimer, daughter of Herman Ray Beckelheimer and Glenna Osborne, on June 20, 1953 at Fayetteville, Fayette Co., West Virginia.^1,4,5,6 Dr. Emerson Daniel Baugh Jr. died on May 9, 2017 at Virginia at age 87.^3,5 He Dr. Emerson Daniel Baugh, Jr. was born in Lawrenceville, Va. July 2, 1929, the son of the late Judge Emerson Daniel Baugh and Maggie Lee Matthews Baugh. He passed away on May 9, 2017, at the age of 87. He attended Berea College in Berea, Kentucky, graduated from The University of Virginia School of Medicine and interned at the Medical College of Virginia (now V.C.U. School of Medicine.) He began his solo practice of medicine in Kenbridge, Virginia where he opened his office and his heart to the community in 1955. He practiced here for nearly 50 years. During that time he treated snakebites, set broken bones, and repaired open wounds while treating the spectrum of diseases and infirmities of all ages. He said that he followed patients through infancy, adulthood, and senility. House calls were the norm, and for many years he delivered babies in his office and homes. He delivered one baby on the ground in the patient’s yard and twice in the back seat of a car. Early on, he was the local dentist’s leading advocate and supporter in getting fluoride introduced to the Kenbridge water supply… a controversial concept in its day. Dr. Baugh served on the Board of Directors of Lunenburg Health Service since 1956, an organization dedicated to providing free, supportive, compassionate nursing care to people in need in Lunenburg County. He and his wife Helen Jane opened their home for many years, two weeks at a time, to medical students contemplating the family physician way of life in a rural community. He was honored when asked to participate in this part of a med students education. He shared his calling with the students willingly and enjoyed it thoroughly. He was a Charter Fellow and Life Member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and a four-time Diplomate to the American Board of Family Practice. He held many offices with the Virginia Academy of Family Physicians including Office of President and was chosen the V.A.F.P. Family Physician of the year in 1998. While he considered this to be the highest professional honor of his life, he never claimed to be anything but “a country doctor,” the title he preferred. This was his deeply satisfying and profoundly meaningful life’s work. Dr. Baugh is predeceased by his wife of 60 years, Helen Jane Beckelheimer Baugh of Fayetteville, West Virginia, and his brother Judge Arthur Matthews Baugh (Pete) of Richmond, Virginia. He is survived by his four children, Jane Osborne Baugh Singletary (Bruce Love), Ann Carter Baugh Watts (Ed), Emerson Daniel Baugh, III (Cornelia), and John Matthews Baugh (Robin) and his grandchildren, in Virginia and North Carolina. Dr. Dan loved the outdoors: the land, the woods and ponds of Southside Virginia, and the wildlife residing there. He loved fishing and hunting in all of these places with his boys and his friends whenever he could. He was a deep thinker with a sweet soul and a wonderful sense of humor. He gave generously to every charity that asked and many that did not. He spoke gently, he looked out for those less fortunate, especially children and the elderly, he laughed often, made others laugh, and he worked tirelessly, always putting the needs of others before his own. His dedication to his patients and his family and his community endeared him to multiple generations in Lunenburg. Dr. Dan slipped away from us in the early morning of May 9, 2017, into a final sleep. It was time, and he needed the rest. The family wishes to extend a heartfelt “Thanks” to all of Dr. Dan’s extraordinary and loving caregivers, Most especially Gloria Jean Wilson and Deborah Craven. on May 23, 2017.⁵

     Margaret Cecilia Hynes was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.² She was born on July 22, 1885 at Baltimore, Maryland.² As of August 10, 1918,her married name was Beckelheimer.¹ She married Ray Carter Beckelheimer, son of James Edward Beckelheimer and Lillian Louise "Lilly" Carter, on August 10, 1918 at Parkersburg, Wood Co., West Virginia.^1,3 Margaret Cecilia Hynes died on December 27, 1965 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia, at age 80.^2,3 She Beckelheimer, Mrs. Margaret C., 80, of 687 Fort Hill Dr., Monday in Mountain State Hospital. Member Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Surviving: husband, Ray C; son, Calvin E. of Charleston; daughter, Mrs. Alfred E. Farley of South Charleston; sisters, Mrs. Ella Osterich and Mrs. Anne Mullens, both of Baltimore; brother, Martin Hynes of Baltimore. on December 28, 1965.³

     His Social Security Number was 234-20-7082.⁸ Calvin Edward Beckelheimer was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.^9,6 He was born on October 18, 1920 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.^8,9,6,3 He married Marcellene Theresa Swint on April 4, 1959 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.² Calvin Edward Beckelheimer died on August 26, 2011 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia, at age 90.^8,9,6 He Calvin E. Beckelheimer, 90, of Charleston passed away, Friday, August 26, 2011, at CAMC Memorial Hospital. Calvin was born on October 18, 1920, and was a son of the late Ray C. and Margaret H. Beckelheimer. He was a retired associate director of the Hygienic Laboratory, West Virginia Department of Health. Calvin was a lifelong resident of Charleston and a member of the Basilica of the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. He was a graduate of Charleston High School, Morris Harvey College, now U.C., and received his master's degree from Ohio State University. He also was a certified microbiologist. Calvin was a World War II Army Air Corps veteran, serving in the Pacific. He was a loving husband and father and was an avid gardener, wildflower enthusiast and painter. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Alfred Farley, Benjamin and Eliza Swint, Sister Agnes de Sales, Bernice and Frank Sheets, Elizabeth and Arthur Power, John and Mary Ann Swint and Patricia and Norbert Shane. He is survived by his wife, Marcellene S. Beckelheimer; daughters, Margaret Beckelheimer and her partner, Lisa Clark, of Dayton, Ohio, Amy Lorenzo and her husband, Nicholas, of Dayton and Caroline Beckelheimer and her partner, Michael Darby, of New Orleans, La; sister, Louise Farley of Charleston; grandchildren, Kristian, Lindsay and Emily Beckelheimer; stepgrandchildren, Sean and Whitney Weaver and Sarah and Amanda Lorenzo; and great-grandchild, Miley Lorenzo; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Burial will follow in Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Charleston. on August 28, 2011.⁶

     Her Social Security Number was 233-36-8987.⁵ Margaret Louise Beckelheimer and Alfred Ernest "Al" Farley Jr. were divorced.⁶ Margaret Louise Beckelheimer was born on February 6, 1925 at West Virginia.^1,5 As of August 16, 1946,her married name was Farley.³ She married Alfred Ernest "Al" Farley Jr. on August 16, 1946 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.^7,3 Margaret Louise Beckelheimer died on November 19, 2012 at age 87.⁵

     Alfred Ernest "Al" Farley Jr. and Margaret Louise Beckelheimer were divorced.³ Alfred Ernest "Al" Farley Jr. was born on April 6, 1925 at West Virginia.⁴ He married Margaret Louise Beckelheimer, daughter of Ray Carter Beckelheimer and Margaret Cecilia Hynes, on August 16, 1946 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia.^1,2 Alfred Ernest "Al" Farley Jr. died on July 6, 2009 at Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia, at age 84.^4,3 He Alfred "Al" Farley Jr., 84, of Charleston passed away at home on Monday, July 6, 2009, surrounded by his loving and devoted family, of complications associated with cancer and kidney disease. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He served on the combat range at Paris Island and proudly served his country on the island of Guam. Following his military service, he returned to the Kanawha Valley and worked for Union Carbide for many years. He retired as a sales engineer with M.S. Jacobs and Associates. He was preceded in death by his parents; Alfred E. and Ola Marie Samples Farley. He is survived by his wife, Grace; one son; Alfred E. "Stevie" Farley of St. Albans; three daughters, Sandy and husband, Bill Perrine, Cathy Farley, and Beth Hughes and husband, John, all of Charleston; four granddaughters who knew him as "Pill"; three great-grandsons; and a wealth of friends who love and will miss him very much. Al attended Charleston area schools and Hargrave Military Academy. He was a member of the ISA, Trout Unlimited. He served on the board of directors of the Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home. He also served on Governor Rockefeller's Task Force on Alcoholism. He was a volunteer at Riverside Nursing Home and Manna Meal at St. John's. Al was blessed with a gift of sobriety on December 7, 1972. Alfred was an avid golfer and fly fisherman. The body was donated the the Human Gift Registry at WVU. on July 9, 2009.³