She is the daughter of Marvin and Lucinda Justus Smith.
Hurley is located in the southwestern part of Virginia in Buchanan County. The people are friendly and proud of their heritage.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Louis "Harlin" Smith

Louis Harlin Smith was photographed in the 1880's. He was married to Sarah Davis, of Hurley. He was the father of seven children. His sons were Jim Smith, Walter Smith, George Smith, and Buddy Smith. His daughters were Lourannie Smith James, Mary Smith Justus, and Matilda Smith Justus. Harlan was a brother to Marvin, Sam, Lurana, William Riley, Irene, Susana, and Armeda Smith.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Hurley, VA

Monday, April 4, 2011
Blankenship Ladies of Knox Creek

Hats were "in" when this photo was taken of the Blankenship women. From left, Merville Blankenship, daughter-in-law of King Blankenship. King Blankenship's daughters, Olivia Blankenship, Alpha Blankenship, Martin & Viola Blankenship Mullins.
Labels:
Blankenship,
Buchanan County,
Hurley,
Knox Creek
Tom and Adeline Dotson Family

Labels:
1930,
Bower,
Buchanan County,
D.A. Justus,
Dotson,
Hurley,
Tester
Ritter Lumber Company
Daughters of Jim and Amanda Smith

Labels:
Billiter,
Broyles,
Buchanan County,
Hackney,
Hurley,
Justus,
Layne,
Lester's Fork,
Smith
Joe Hall

Joe Hall, an engineer for W. M. Ritter Lumber Company, posed with the train engine he operated which is in the background. This photo was taken on Lower Mill Branch in the 1920's.
Labels:
1920's,
Buchanan County,
Hall,
Hurley,
Railroad,
Ritter Lumber Company,
Trains
Sunday, April 3, 2011
George Marrs, Jr.

George Marrs, Jr. is pictured on his old mule back in 1927. He was nine years old when the photo was taken. George was raised on a mountain farm on Lester's Fork at Hurley. The photo belongs to George's daughter, Denise Marrs Shafer of Hurley.
Labels:
1927,
Buchanan County,
Farming,
Hurley,
Lester's Fork,
Marr's
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