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Hi Bob,
justdropped in.
You keep the site looking great.
Your logan friend,
Judi

Very nice guestbook friend. Congratulations :)

Hello, and Thanks for the great If anyone has information about my family the Sheppards or the Walsh family from that area. I would greatly appreciate the information. Walsh was Ben and Dora and the kids were Sherman, Billy who has since passed away, he moved to Chicago. Maudie and Helen and Patty who was the youngest she passed away this year. And Bobby he also is gone. Thanks Jeanette AdkinsBA96DD4

Hi Rob, I was looking at your site again--always love reading the memories. I wanted to say hello to all the former PH church people who read and sign your guestbook. I'd love to know how everyone is. God bless us, everyone!

In addressing technical problems with the web site, we lost many wonderful J. B. Ellis postings from the past. Please post your comments again so tht we can all enjoy them. Robert McCormack

Hello--you have a wonderful site.although i never lived at Cherry Tree,I knew many people who lived there.Had a brother and a brother in law who worked at the Sunbeam Bakery in Cherry Tree.I know all of the locations you mentioned on your site.I was born and raised in Monaville WV,about 3 miles up the road from Cherry Tree.These were great communities to grow up in,but like most places they have changed over the years.I now live in Verdunville WV. which is not far from Cherry Tree.Well,Ijust thought I would say hello and congratulate you on your site.

i am the grandaughter of Joseph hatfield. I found it quite interesting the picture of him is on the website. The story of George and Elizabeth was so intriguing. A friend and I read the letters and were amazed . We would like to know how you are related to those in the story. The picture of grandpa and Virginia was quite impressive too. Glad you found it. My aunt and uncle were in the class pictures too. Linda and Joeseph Hatfield. Thank you for making my night.

Saw Irene's entry. My mom was Helen York Bailey. My grandmother Lydia was Bessie's sister. My brothers are Jack C. Bailey, Donis G. Bailey, and B. Fred Bailey. When I lived at Mud Fork (16 camp) they called me Susie.

I enjoyed your web site very much, I notice a Sharon Bailey Hurlock entry, she talked about Bessie Burton and Junor Burton, I'm his sister n law, Jr. lives in Newark, Ohio now, I can remember when I was a young child, he would take me to the church that Sharon talks about, he has two kids that live in Sumter, S.C, Thanks again for the great web site, you have done a fantastic job.

Found this website while trying to find Pilgrim Holiness Doctrine. I used to have a little black book, but loaned to someone and they never returned it. I now belong to Mt. Pleasant Medothist Church, Mt. Pleasant, NC. I am Donis Bailey's sister Sharon. They used to call me Susie. I have many memories of Cherry Tree Church. My Mom, most of my brothers and their family's, my aunt Bessie Burton, her son Junior Burton and thier families and also my Pa Chester York all went there. I have some special memories of Cherry Tree. The song I remember Sister Kitchen leading was "This Little Light of Mine". Every time it came to the part where it says "hide it under a bushel, NO! We would all stamp our foot. Also my brother Donis lived behind the church. My brother is still living and also his wife and all but one child. I am sending him some pictures and information that was printed off this website. I also remember running to the back of the church and ringing the bell. Thank you for a walk down memory lane. Sharon Bailey Hurlocker

Hello to everyone. This website is fantastic along with its mother site featuring Cherry Tree. Congratulations! I have a strange request. I don't even know if anyone is alive that could offer any information or assistance. My mother was born in Omar and lived for several years in the Mud Fork area called Shegon/Verdunville. She attended Curry Grade School. Are you ready to hear the period? It would have been in the early 1930's. I am looking for any information regarding the area during that period. My grandparents were Greek immigrants, Papou (grandfather) was a coal miner for the Island Creek Coal Company. During the 1920's they were somewhat transient going from Micoh to Holden to Omar to Harts Creek? to Seth (is there such a place in that area?) and finally "settling" in Mud Fork where they spent most of grandfather's mining years. in the late 1930's he developed the first stages of black lung and the unemployment rate was so high in Logan County that they moved north to Warwood/Wheeling/Richland where he mined for the Costanzo Mine in Warwood. His condition became worse and he stopped working as a miner and assumed other odd jobs in downtown Wheeling and later moved to Pensacola, Florida for a better climate for his health. So is there anybody with any recollection, pictures, stories, information of that period? Any assistance would be a God-Send! Again congratulations on your wonderful work!

Love your site. I am the granddaughter of Plesant and Martha McCormick.
I have tried in past to find info on Plesant and found you by accident. Thanks so much for this site

hello. i was born 1939. i lived in cherry tree 1944-1952.iam in the 1947&1948 school pictures. mmy best friends were simon gore,dick hood,deloris hood,thomas ripley,and glenpaul edmonson. i lived across from chericos gro store.i have lived in indiana for the last 55yrs. this is a great site. thank you

I just happened upon your website by accident. I was searching for the Big Black Horse and a Cherry Tree song. :) I am from McDowell County and graduated from Iaeger High in 91. I currently live in Huntington, but my heart is still in the coalfields of Bradshaw where life is much simpler and everything goes at a slower pace. Nobody gets in a hurry and most people are very friendly and neighborly. But like you, I agree, you can't go home again. At least the home that you remember growing up. People die or move away and "progress" changes things; ie:consolidation. It is really all very sad. And even though there's not much there economically I still long to go back.

GREW UP IN 22 HOLDEN
WORKED AT 22 HOLDEN STORE.
NO. 2 STORE IN MAIN HOLDEN
FINISHED MY HIGH SCHOOLIN SEVERIELLE AND CLEVELAND TENN.
RETIRED NOW.
4 CHILDREN, 11 GRANDCHILDREN, 6 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.
SISTER BETTY MEADE STILL LIVES IN MONAVILLE.
I AM SO GREATFUL THAT I WAS RAISED IN THE COAL FIELDA.
THE PEOPLE ARE SO WONDERFUL AN CARING PEOPLE. MARRIED THOMAS PORTER ALSO OF HOLDEN MGR 27 ISLAND CREEK STORE 27.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

Great job Robert! I'll look for more pictures!

What a great find is this site !!! I lived in White's Addition and attended Cherry Tree School first, second and third grades. Frema Dingess was my first grade teacher and Lucille von Pechy my teacher for second and third grades. Yes! I remember the school in great detail. Those were great times. My family moved to Cleveland, OH at the end of my third grade school year in 1954. Thank you for the great memories. Margaret

Very nicely planned web-site. It's obvious that you spent a lot of time working on this. It brings Cherry Tree to life. I'm looking forward to reading more of the letters and seeing more pictures in the future.
Darryl

Wonderful site.Brings back a lot of memories--mostly good--of growing up in southern WV. [ JOHN ELKINS ]