Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameLaura Virginia Hanger 
Birth1867
Death1956
Spouses
Birth11 Mar 1862, Dry Fork, Randolph Co., (W) Virginia
Death4 Feb 1897, Dry Fork, Randolph Co., West Virginia
Death Memod. of TB
BurialBennett Cemetery, Job, Randolph Co., West Virginia
FatherJacob “Bub” Roy (1835-1907)
MotherAmanda Bonner (~1832-~1891)
Marriage1886, Randolph Co., West Virginia
ChildrenArthur
Notes for Laura Virginia Hanger
128Isaac William Roy, son of Jacob Roy and Amanda Bonner Flanagan. Married in 1886 to Laura Virginia Hanger, daughter of William A. Hanger and Margaret Schutterle. They had five children: Cecil, Calvert, Arthur, Lec and Gladys (who died in infancy).
Isaac died shortly before his 35th birthday, of TB. Isaac could not be buried at the Roy Cemetery because the Dry Fork was in flood. He was buried at the Bennett Cemetery in Dry Fork, and his grave is marked with the initials I.W.R. faintly visible (per his grandson William A. Roy).
Isaac died shortly before his 35th birthday, of TB. Isaac could not be buried at the Roy Cemetery because the Dry Fork was in flood. He was buried at the Bennett Cemetery in Dry Fork, and his grave is marked with the initials I.W.R. faintly visible (per his grandson William A. Roy).
Notes for Isaac William (Spouse 1)
128Isaac William Roy, son of Jacob Roy and Amanda Bonner Flanagan. Married in 1886 to Laura Virginia Hanger, daughter of William A. Hanger and Margaret Schutterle. They had five children: Cecil, Calvert, Arthur, Lec and Gladys (who died in infancy).
Isaac died shortly before his 35th birthday, of TB. Isaac could not be buried at the Roy Cemetery because the Dry Fork was in flood. He was buried at the Bennett Cemetery in Dry Fork, and his grave is marked with the initials I.W.R. faintly visible (per his grandson William A. Roy).
Isaac died shortly before his 35th birthday, of TB. Isaac could not be buried at the Roy Cemetery because the Dry Fork was in flood. He was buried at the Bennett Cemetery in Dry Fork, and his grave is marked with the initials I.W.R. faintly visible (per his grandson William A. Roy).