Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameZellie M. Nelson 
Birth27 Jul 1872, Dry Run, North Fork, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Death26 Aug 1950, Circleville, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Alias/AKAZell
FatherAmos Nelson (~1847-1897)
MotherSarah Ellen Mullenax (1851-1891)
Spouses
Birth6 Feb 1877, Circleville, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
Death26 Feb 1943, Circleville, Pendleton Co., West Virginia
FatherAdam Harness Judy (1853-~1893)
MotherRuhama D. "Ruie" Phares (1852-1900)
Notes for Zellie M. Nelson
2064Zellie M. Nelson Passes Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Zellie M. Nelson, one of the county's best known, and most useful citizens, died Saturday evening of a heart attack at the home of his son-in-law, Marshall Cook, at Circleville. Mr. Nelson made his home with Mr. Cook.
Mr. Nelson was born July 27th, 1872, on Dry Run, a son of the late Amos S. Nelson and Sarah E, (Mullenax) Nelson. In his young manhood he taught several terms of school, and was cashier of the bank at Circleville for some time. He was well known as a surveyor, and worked at that occupation for many years. He served on the draft board in both world wars and was a member of the board now in operation for Pendleton, Grant and Hardy counties.
On October 8, 1899, he was united in marriage to Miss Sallie T. Judy, Rev. Major Lambert performing the ceremony on Dry Run. To this union four daughters and a son was born; Mrs. Leona Cook, of Circleville; Mrs Nola Lambert, Wymer, this state; Mrs. Virginia Harper, Riverdale, Md. The other two children, Robert C. Nelson and Mary T. Nelson; preceded him in death. Mrs. Nelson died some years ago.
Mr. Nelson leaves one sister, Mrs. Ocie B. Harper, at Circleville.
His funeral service was held at Circleville on Monday with four ministers taking part. They were Rev. E. B. Capinger, Rev. Earle W. Fike, Rev. Dr. Cary T. Blain and Rev. Frantz Casto, burial was made in the Calhoun family cemetery by the Brown Funeral service. Mr. Nelson was an officer of the Circleville, Ruritan club.
Death August 26, 1950
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Father: Amos Nelson b: 1848 in Pendleton County, West Virginia 
Mother: Sarah Ellen Mullenax b: 1851 in Pendleton County, West Virginia
Zellie M. Nelson, one of the county's best known, and most useful citizens, died Saturday evening of a heart attack at the home of his son-in-law, Marshall Cook, at Circleville. Mr. Nelson made his home with Mr. Cook.
Mr. Nelson was born July 27th, 1872, on Dry Run, a son of the late Amos S. Nelson and Sarah E, (Mullenax) Nelson. In his young manhood he taught several terms of school, and was cashier of the bank at Circleville for some time. He was well known as a surveyor, and worked at that occupation for many years. He served on the draft board in both world wars and was a member of the board now in operation for Pendleton, Grant and Hardy counties.
On October 8, 1899, he was united in marriage to Miss Sallie T. Judy, Rev. Major Lambert performing the ceremony on Dry Run. To this union four daughters and a son was born; Mrs. Leona Cook, of Circleville; Mrs Nola Lambert, Wymer, this state; Mrs. Virginia Harper, Riverdale, Md. The other two children, Robert C. Nelson and Mary T. Nelson; preceded him in death. Mrs. Nelson died some years ago.
Mr. Nelson leaves one sister, Mrs. Ocie B. Harper, at Circleville.
His funeral service was held at Circleville on Monday with four ministers taking part. They were Rev. E. B. Capinger, Rev. Earle W. Fike, Rev. Dr. Cary T. Blain and Rev. Frantz Casto, burial was made in the Calhoun family cemetery by the Brown Funeral service. Mr. Nelson was an officer of the Circleville, Ruritan club.
Death August 26, 1950
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Father: Amos Nelson b: 1848 in Pendleton County, West Virginia 
Mother: Sarah Ellen Mullenax b: 1851 in Pendleton County, West Virginia
Notes for Sallie T. (Spouse 1)
Sallie T. Judy Nelson
On February 26, 1943, a quiet, unasumming (sp) Christian Soul, in the person of Sallie Nelson, wife of Zell M. Nelson of Circleville, W. Va., changed this world for eternity. Sister Nelson had prepared for this journey some years ago. She accepted Christ as her Savior and was baptized into the Church of the Brethren by Rev. Minor C. Myers, on July 26, 1913. Fro that day until the day of her decease here she lived an untiring and faithful Christian life.
Sister Nelson was a noble Christain wife and mother. Hers was that quiet, unassuming life wholly devoted to her Savior and her family, She was typical in every one of the good wife described in the Proverbs of the Bible. Her life belonged to her good husband and her beloved children.
Although fulfilling the high calling of a Christian wife and mother and although so very quiet in her good works, she was never too busy or too tired to serve the numerous guests and friends who highly enjoyed the hospitallity (sp) and Christian fellowship in the Z. M. Nelson home.
On the 6th day of February, 1877, Sister Sally Judy Nelson was born. On October 8, 1899, she and Z. M. Nelson were united in marriage. To this union the following children were born/; Robert C. Nelson, Moundsville, W. Va.; Leona Nelson Cook, Circleville, W. Va. Nola M. Nelson Lambert, Wymer, W. Va., Mary Teter Nelson, who departed from this life sometime ago, and Virginia Nelson Harper, Keyser, W. Va.
In addition to the above living children, Sister Nelson is survived by her good husband, Zell M. Nelson, Circleville, W. Va.; two brothers Charles P. Judy, Beverley, W. Va.; one sister Le Anna Judy Thompson, Cherry Grove, W. Va.; fourteen of the original grandchildren, a number of nephews, nieces, cousins, and other relatives and friends.
Thus after untold suffering from a lingering illness, at the age of 66 years and 20 days, a tired and wayworn child of God, pillowed her head upon the loving bosom of her Savior, and fell asleap (sp) in his strong, protective arms, peacefully waiting to hear his kind voice calling her forth in the Resurrection Morning.
Funeral services were conducted in the old Union Church at Circleville W. Va., by Rev. I. L. Bennett assisted by Rev. Kesecker, Following these services the body was laid to rest in the home burying grounds.
On February 26, 1943, a quiet, unasumming (sp) Christian Soul, in the person of Sallie Nelson, wife of Zell M. Nelson of Circleville, W. Va., changed this world for eternity. Sister Nelson had prepared for this journey some years ago. She accepted Christ as her Savior and was baptized into the Church of the Brethren by Rev. Minor C. Myers, on July 26, 1913. Fro that day until the day of her decease here she lived an untiring and faithful Christian life.
Sister Nelson was a noble Christain wife and mother. Hers was that quiet, unassuming life wholly devoted to her Savior and her family, She was typical in every one of the good wife described in the Proverbs of the Bible. Her life belonged to her good husband and her beloved children.
Although fulfilling the high calling of a Christian wife and mother and although so very quiet in her good works, she was never too busy or too tired to serve the numerous guests and friends who highly enjoyed the hospitallity (sp) and Christian fellowship in the Z. M. Nelson home.
On the 6th day of February, 1877, Sister Sally Judy Nelson was born. On October 8, 1899, she and Z. M. Nelson were united in marriage. To this union the following children were born/; Robert C. Nelson, Moundsville, W. Va.; Leona Nelson Cook, Circleville, W. Va. Nola M. Nelson Lambert, Wymer, W. Va., Mary Teter Nelson, who departed from this life sometime ago, and Virginia Nelson Harper, Keyser, W. Va.
In addition to the above living children, Sister Nelson is survived by her good husband, Zell M. Nelson, Circleville, W. Va.; two brothers Charles P. Judy, Beverley, W. Va.; one sister Le Anna Judy Thompson, Cherry Grove, W. Va.; fourteen of the original grandchildren, a number of nephews, nieces, cousins, and other relatives and friends.
Thus after untold suffering from a lingering illness, at the age of 66 years and 20 days, a tired and wayworn child of God, pillowed her head upon the loving bosom of her Savior, and fell asleap (sp) in his strong, protective arms, peacefully waiting to hear his kind voice calling her forth in the Resurrection Morning.
Funeral services were conducted in the old Union Church at Circleville W. Va., by Rev. I. L. Bennett assisted by Rev. Kesecker, Following these services the body was laid to rest in the home burying grounds.