- was 1,714 at the 2020 census.
McMechen is
named after William McMechen and his family,
pioneer settlers. The
McMechen Lockmaster Houses on the Ohio River...
- "Ben's Woods", as
Benjamin McMechen (1777–1855)
inherited that
portion of land from the
estate of his father,
William McMechen (1724–1797), and
built his...
-
George W. F.
McMechen (October 29, 1871 -
February 22, 1961) was a
prominent African-American
lawyer in Baltimore, Maryland.
Along with his brother-in-law...
- (1926–2013), a
State Farm
insurance agent who sang with the
McMechen Men's
Chorus and the
McMechen Methodist Choir, and
Veronica Rose
Ferrie (1928–2022). She...
-
baccalaureate degree to
George W. F.
McMechen,
after whom the
building of the
school of
business and
management is
named today.
McMechen later earned a law degree...
- The
McMechen Lockmaster Houses on the Ohio River, also
known as the Ohio
River Lock & Dam No. 13, were a set of two
historic homes located at
McMechen, Marshall...
- in June, with its
county seat at Elizabethtown.
Jacob Burley,
Benjamin McMechen, John Parriott,
Samuel Howard and
Zadock Masters became the new county's...
- County, Virginia, who was
killed during a
Native American ambush at the
McMechen Narrows on the Ohio
River south of Wheeling,
Virginia in 1777.
Before traveling...
- imprisonment, respectively.
Manson was
placed in the home of an aunt and
uncle in
McMechen, West Virginia. His
mother was
paroled in 1942.
Manson later characterized...
-
follow easy
grades and
broad level country,
wherever practical. — Edgar
McMechen,
Romantic History of
Rollins P****, Muni****l Facts,
Volume VI, numbers...
