CANTY - James Monroe Jr
CANTY Roots
Father
James Monroe Canty Sr.
Mother
Adella H Daniels Canty
Father
Mother
James Monroe Canty Jr.
B: December 23, 1865
Marietta, Georgia
D: February 16, 1964
Institute, West Virginia
Superintendent of Mechanics at the West Virginia Colored Institute
Sarah J. Harris Canty
B:
D: August 20, 1894
Institute, West Virginia
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Teacher
Father
James Monroe Canty Sr.
Mother
Adella H. Daniels Canty
James Monroe Canty Jr.
B: December 23, 1865
Marietta, Georgia
D: February 16, 1964
Institute, West Virginia
Florence Lovett Canty
B: April 11, 1866
Winchester, Virginia
D: October 20, 1963
Charleston, Kanawha, West Virginia
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Father
William C. Lovett
Mother
Sarah E. Weaver
M: September 21, 194
CHILDREN
THE CANTY HOUSE
By 1905, Canty owned a farm consisting of 100 acres nearly adjacent to the institute’s campus. His home in Institute, known variously as the Canty House or “The Magnolia”, was built originally around 1900 and renovated in 1923 by Canty and his wife Florence into the current neoclassical structure. Following Canty’s death in 1964, the house was purchased by West Virginia State College and became the only example of Neoclassical architecture on its campus. The house has been relocated three times and served as an office building and the campus health clinic before becoming the site of the West Virginia State University Athletic Hall of Fame. The Canty House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 23, 1988.