ED 45. Includes Village of Loudenville, and Village of Glen Easton. Excludes Cameron City. [T625/1952, Pt. 2, Sheets 223-235.]

ED 46. Cameron City. Includes Bridge, Greenwood, Locust, Maple, North, Patterson, Virginia, Wansburg (sic), & Zinerman Avenues; Crawford Hill, Glass House Hill, & School House Hill; and Cinder, East End, Hall, Howard, Main, Milligan, Monroe, Rail Road, Walnut & West End Streets. [T625/1952, Pt. 2, Sheets 236-260.]

Note: The researcher should be aware that this ED was poorly written by the enumerator. It contains many illegible entries, numerous misspellings of names, States, countries, etc. The numerical sequence of families and abodes is also incorrect.

ED 47. Includes Big Grave Creek, Fork Ridge, Kansas Ridge, Middle Grave Creek, Roberts Ridge, and Round Bottom Roads. [T625/1952, Pt. 2, Sheets 261-270.]

Note: Additional Clay District families are included under Washington Magisterial District, ED 69.

ED 48. No road or street names are listed in the enumeration of this District. ED 48 is defined as being all that part of the district north of a line beginning at the mouth of Fish Creek and following the same to the mouth of Long Run, thence with Long Run to County bridge, thence with the Rine Ridge road leading southeast. [T625/1952, Pt. 2, Sheets 271-276.]

ED 49. No road or street names are listed in the enumeration of this District. ED 49 is defined as being all that part of the district south of a line beginning at the mouth of Fish Creek and following the same to the mouth of Long Run, thence with Long Run to County bridge, thence with the Rine Ridge road leading southeast. [T625/1952, Pt. 2, Sheets 277-285.]

ED 50. Defined as being “all the district north of a line beginning in district line where Fish Creek crosses line between Liberty and Meade districts, thence up said creek to Hart’s Run, thence up said run to the Pennsylvania state line”. Includes the following Roads: Andersonville, Bellton, Bruhn Ridge, Cameron Ridge, Cedar Point, Dickson Ridge, Fish Creek, Fish Ridge, Four Mile Run, Goshorn Ridge, Harts Run, Harts Run Stream, Maggotty Run, McCuskey, Pig Run Ridge, Ramp Hollow, Reid Ridge, Squirrel Alley, Tumel Hill, Woodruff, and Across Head of Big Run Road. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 1-10.]

ED 51. No road names are listed in the enumeration of this District. Defined as being “all the district south of a line beginning in district line where Fish Creek crosses line between Liberty and Meade districts, thence up said creek to Hart’s Run, thence up said run to the Pennsylvania state line”. Includes the following: Hart’s Run Road, Bellton Village, and George Town. Most of the roads in this district are not identified. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 11-17.]

ED 52. No roads are identified. ED 52 is defined as “that part north of Fish Creek”. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 18-25.]

ED 53. No roads are identified. ED 53 is defined as “that part south of Fish Creek”. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 26-30.]

ED 54. No roads are identified. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 31-40.]

ED 55. Excludes Benwood and McMechen cities. Includes Boggs Run, Jims Run, and Mozart Villages and the following Roads: Benwood Hill, Boggs Run County, Browns Run Hill, Grave Creek, Jims Run, Little Grave Creek, McMechen Rd. to Jims Run, Moundsville County, Mozart Terrace, Papa Ridge, Pine Hill, Ravenscraft Hill, Reilly Hill, Reilly Ridge, Riverview, Waynesburg County, Wheeling and Fairmont Pike, and Wheeling Creek. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 41-63.]

ED 56. Benwood City, Ward 1. Includes 1st St.; & Eoff, Marshall, Water, and Wetzel Streets between 48th St. (Wheeling) and 4th St. (Benwood). [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 64-76.]

ED 57. Benwood City, Ward 2. Includes 6th St.; & Main, Marshall, McMechen, and Water Streets between 4th & 6th Streets. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 77-87.]

ED 58. Benwood City, Ward 3. Includes McMechen and Water Streets between 6th and 10th Streets. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 88-94.]

ED 59. Benwood City, Wards 4 and 5. Includes 22nd St.; & Ashland, Bessemer, Division, High, and Marshall Streets between 10th and 22nd Streets. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 95-112.]

ED 61. McMechen City. Includes 7th thru 16th Streets and Baltimore, Caldwell, Garfield, Grant, Lincoln, Locust, Marshall, and South Logan Streets. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 131-147.]

ED 60. McMechen City. Includes Third, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Baltimore, Caldwell, Garfield, Grant, Lincoln, Logan, and Marshall Streets; and Cemetery Road. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 113-130.]

ED 62. Excludes Moundsville City. Includes: Fairview, Highland Ave., Pine Ave., Powers Run (Parrs Run?), Toms Run, Waymans Ridge, & Waynesburg Pike; and Glen Dale 1st thru 10th Streets, Ice Plant Ave., Little Grave Creek, Railroad St. & Wheeling Ave. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 148-165.]

ED 63. Moundsville City, Ward 1 (part). Waynesburg Avenue. Census indicates that the enumeration was from “center of Waynesburg Ave. and center of 2nd Street”. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 166-184.]

ED 64. Moundsville City, Ward 1 (part). Area on North side of Waynesburg Ave. (First St.). Includes Arlington, Ash, Compton, Cypress, Elm, Fostoria, Hancock, Hickory, Linden, Locust, Maple, Oak, Olive, Walnut, & Waynesburg Avenues; and Jones, First, and Stuart Streets. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 185-200.]
Note: The researcher should be aware that this ED was poorly written by the enumerator. It contains many illegible entries, numerous misspellings of names, States, countries, etc. The numerical sequence of families and abodes is also incorrect.

ED 65. Moundsville City, Ward 2 (part). Area between 2nd & 5th Streets and Western & Cedar Avenues. Includes 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th Streets and Ash, Baker, Birch, Cedar, Court, Grant, Jefferson, Morton, Parriot, Tomlinson, Washington, and Western Avenues. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 201-222.]

ED 66. Moundsville City, Ward 2 (part). Area between 2nd & 5th Streets and Cedar & Pine Avenues. Includes 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Penn, & Virginia Streets and Annadale, Cedar, Clinton, Juniper, 1, Sheets 223-231.Meighen, Mulberry, Myrtle, Olive, Pine, and Poplar Avenues. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 223-231.]

ED 67. Moundsville City, Ward 3. Area between 5th & 9th Streets and Western & Myrtle Avenues. Includes 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, & 9th Streets and Annadale, Baker, Clinton, Court, Grant, Jefferson, Juniper, Lafayette, Lockwood, Morton, Myrtle, Tomlinson, Washington, and Western Avenues. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 232-249.]

ED 68. West Virginia Penitentiary. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 250-258.]

ED 69. Moundsville City, Ward 4. Area between 9th & 15th Streets and Water Street & Parriott Avenue. Includes 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th Streets and Baker, Grant, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lockwood, Morton, Parriott, Purdy, Thompson, Tomlinson Avenues and Water Street. [T625/1953, Pt. 1, Sheets 259-276.]

ED 70. No road or street names are listed. Webster District is South of Sand Hill Dist., West of Washington District, and North of Cameron District. [T625/1953. Pt. 1, Sheets 277-289.]

RON HEISE

     Ronald Louis Heise was born on September 23, 1931 in Wheeling. He graduated from Wheeling High School in 1949 and went to West Virginia University after serving in the U. S. Army for two years. He graduated in l957 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History. In 1957 he was employed as an Archivist by the National Archives in Washington, D. C. and he worked there until retirement in 1988. He married his only wife, Barbara, in 1953 and they reside in Moundsville. They have one son and one grandson.

RONALD LOUIS HEISE, 79, of Moundsville, WV, passed away Tuesday, November 02, 2010, in Heartland Rehabilitation Center, Bridgeport, OH, after a long illness.

Mr. Heise was born September, 23, 1931 in Wheeling, WV, the son of the late Louis and Rosella Harangozo Heise.

He attended school in Warwood and Wheeling, graduated from Wheeling High School in 1949 and W.V.U. in 1957, was a member of the marching band for both, was an Eagle Scout and member of Demalay.

Ronald joined the U.S Army in 1954 and while stationed in Germany for two years, served as a postal clerk.

Ronald was retired Archivist from the National Archives and Record Service in Washington, D.C. He enjoyed his job for more than 30 years.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of 56 years Barbara H. (Minehart) Heise.

He is survived by his son, Ronald L. Heise Jr. and wife Donna of Sabillasville, Md.; one grandson, Ronald J. Heise of LeMaster PA; one Aunt, Emma Louise Heise Baker of Bishop Hodge in Wheeling; two cousins, Sandra Baker of Elm Grove and Gary Perovich of Mars, PA; a sister-in-law, Rosemary; and a niece, Susan.

At Ron's request, there will be no visitation or service held.

Arrangements entrusted to Care Funeral & Cremation Service, 1500 Second Street, Moundsville.

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