Ephraim Golladay
Son of Isaac Golladay and Mary Fadely
Husband of Elizabeth Good

 

Wolves were a threat to the settlers in Shenandoah Valley. They killed livestock and were even a danger to the early settlers.

The last wolf killed in the Fort (Valley) was encountered about 1856, when Abraham Burner and Ephraim Golladay dispatched a large wolf on the mountain near Habron Gap. There were several others, but they left and were never seen again.

from "A History of Shenandoah County" by John W. Wayland (1927)

 

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