Person

S. C. Wiley

Millwood man named in February 1923 among the five surviving sons of Samuel J. Wiley of Red Bud, Frederick County.

What the sources support

The Clarke Courier of February 22, 1923 reports the death of Samuel J. Wiley, a former resident of Clarke County, and names S. C. Wiley of Millwood among his five surviving sons.

✓ Supported by a source

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✓ Supported by a sourceAn account exists

The Clarke Courier of February 22, 1923 reports the death of Samuel J. Wiley, a former resident of Clarke County, and names S. C. Wiley of Millwood among his five surviving sons.

What the source supports

That S. C. Wiley of Millwood was named in 1923 as a son of Samuel J. Wiley.

Uncertainty

Read from uncorrected OCR, not from the page image. He is known here only from his father's obituary, which gives only his initials. His father has no record here, so no kinship record is made.

Source

Reporting

Evidence role: supports. The February 22, 1923 obituary of Samuel J. Wiley.

Clarke Courier, Berryville, Va., February 22, 1923

Clarke Courier · 1923-02-22 (publication)

Locator: Page 1, obituary of Samuel J. Wiley

Relevant passage

Samuel J. Wiley, former resident of Clarke county, died Tuesday night at his home at Red Bud, Frederick county ... His seven daughters who survive are: ... Mrs. E. O. Carroll, of Clarke: ... The live [five] surviving sons are Messrs. M. C. Wiley, of Washington; S. C. Wiley, of Millwood

Checked: Existing OCR reviewed. Original image not independently inspected.

Open source

Source family: clarke-courier. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

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