Joseph Cloyd Wysor
1855 - 1919 (63 years)
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Name Joseph Cloyd Wysor Birth 17 Sep 1855 Pulaski County, VA 
- Pulaski County, Virginia Births, 1853-93
Gender Male Death 5 Sep 1919 VA - Burial:
Oakwood Cemetery
Pulaski
Pulaski County
Virginia, USA
Person ID I4070 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 13 Mar 2017
Father Benjamin Franklin Wysor, b. 24 Nov 1813, Montgomery County, VA d. 26 May 1864, Newbern, Pulaski, VA (Age 50 years) Mother Harriett Jane Jordan, b. 29 Sep 1823, Dublin, Pulaski, VA d. 1 Jun 1890, Newbern, Pulaski, VA (Age 66 years) Family ID F1346 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Jennie May Gardner, b. 4 Sep 1858, Madison County, AL d. 18 Apr 1928, Hinton, Summers, WV (Age 69 years) Marriage 2 Oct 1879 Pulaski County, VA Children 1. Emma May Wysor, b. 16 Aug 1880, Newbern, Pulaski, VA d. 11 Apr 1963, Charleston, Kanawha, WV (Age 82 years)2. John Franklin Wysor, b. 26 Aug 1881, Pulaski County, VA 3. Joseph L. Wysor, b. 1884 4. Hattie Wysor, b. 1886 5. Mary Wysor, b. 1893 6. William Henry Wysor, b. 15 Jun 1894, Pulaski County, VA d. 9 Apr 1946, Pulaski County, VA (Age 51 years)Family ID F4006 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2016
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Birth - 17 Sep 1855 - Pulaski County, VA 
Marriage - 2 Oct 1879 - Pulaski County, VA 
Death - 5 Sep 1919 - VA = Link to Google Earth
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Headstones 
Oakwood Cemetery
Pulaski, Pulaski, VA
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Notes - JOSEPH CLOYD WYSOR- commonwealth attorney for Pulaski county, Virginia, was born in this county, September 17, 1833. He was a son of Benjamin F. and Harriet Jane (JORDAN) WYSOR, and he married Jennie May, daughter of John and Emma B. (EASTLAND) GARDNER. She was born in Huntsville, Alabama, September 4, 1838, and they are the parents of one son and one daughter, born; Emma May, August 16, 1880; John Franklin, August 26, 1881. H. L. and W. W. WYSOR, brothers of Joseph C., in the spring of 1863, at the ages of sixteen and fifteen years respectively, entered the service of the Confederacy, as members of the provost guards at Dublin. H. L. was commissioned Lieutenant. Benjamin Franklin WYSOR, father of these boys, was a member of the Virginia convention passing the ordinance of secession February 13, 1861. He studied law at the University of Virginia, graduated with honor, and entered into practice at Newbern, where he continued to his death. He was a member of the convention that framed the State constitution, in 1850 and a man foremost in the interests of the county. He engaged in the battle of Cloyd Mountain, May 12, 1864, not as a soldier but as a citizen defending his country, as a man fighting for the protection of home, and he died of wounds received at Newbern by a detachment of Federal troops, his death occurring two weeks later, on the 26th of May, 1864. Joseph Cloyd WYSOR commenced the study of law in 1877, and was admitted to the bar of Virginia in 1878. He was elected commonwealth attorney May 22, 1879, and re-elected May 24, 1883, and still holds the office, with address at Newbern, Pulaski county, Virginia.
Joseph C Wysor
Age: 55 State: VA
Color: W Enumeration District: 0049 census 1910
Birth Place: Virginia Visit: 0151
County: Pulaski, Pulaki Town
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Age Birth Place
Wife Jennie M 51 Virginia
Son Frank 29 Virginia
Son Joe 26 Virginia
Daughter Hattie 24 Virginia
Daughter Mary 17 Virginia
Son Willie 15 Virginia
Brother-in-law Robert R Gardner 55 Alabama
Son-in-law Robert Graham 26 Virginia
1 non-relative
- JOSEPH CLOYD WYSOR- commonwealth attorney for Pulaski county, Virginia, was born in this county, September 17, 1833. He was a son of Benjamin F. and Harriet Jane (JORDAN) WYSOR, and he married Jennie May, daughter of John and Emma B. (EASTLAND) GARDNER. She was born in Huntsville, Alabama, September 4, 1838, and they are the parents of one son and one daughter, born; Emma May, August 16, 1880; John Franklin, August 26, 1881. H. L. and W. W. WYSOR, brothers of Joseph C., in the spring of 1863, at the ages of sixteen and fifteen years respectively, entered the service of the Confederacy, as members of the provost guards at Dublin. H. L. was commissioned Lieutenant. Benjamin Franklin WYSOR, father of these boys, was a member of the Virginia convention passing the ordinance of secession February 13, 1861. He studied law at the University of Virginia, graduated with honor, and entered into practice at Newbern, where he continued to his death. He was a member of the convention that framed the State constitution, in 1850 and a man foremost in the interests of the county. He engaged in the battle of Cloyd Mountain, May 12, 1864, not as a soldier but as a citizen defending his country, as a man fighting for the protection of home, and he died of wounds received at Newbern by a detachment of Federal troops, his death occurring two weeks later, on the 26th of May, 1864. Joseph Cloyd WYSOR commenced the study of law in 1877, and was admitted to the bar of Virginia in 1878. He was elected commonwealth attorney May 22, 1879, and re-elected May 24, 1883, and still holds the office, with address at Newbern, Pulaski county, Virginia.