Notes: Our Family History

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1001	Administration of the estate was granted five months later to Thomas Chichester by Alexander Spotswood, Lt. Governor of the Colony of Virginia.	THELABALL, Mary (I51549)
1002	Administration on James' estate was granted in 1605 at Lewes, Sussex County, England.	HOSMER, James (I3804)
1003	Administration on John's estate was granted to his widow Mary on 3 April 1722 by the Middlesex County Court of Probate.	HEALD, Lieut. John (I3668)
1004	Administration on William's estate was granted to his mother by the Elizabeth City County Court on 18 August 1696.	GUTHERICK, William (I45927)
1005	Administration was granted on Cornelius' estate by the Princess Anne County Court on 6 December 1802.	CALVERT, Rev. Cornelius (I56399)
1006	Administration was then granted to John Kitson and George Holden, with Littleton Dennis and James Henry posting security.	EMMERSON, Rev. Arthur (I61056)
1007	Adolph was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.	GIZEWSKI, Adolph (I30058)
1008	adopted by mother's second husband	KING, Leslie Lynch Jr. (I6205)
1009	After 1908, Fred used only the surname KEMSKE. It is of interest to note that Fred's marriage certificate, dated November 1908, names his father as "August Kemski".	GIZEWSKI AKA KEMSKE, Friedrich (I28679)
1010	After 6 years at the Duluth experiment station, Wally was chosen to start up the new experiment station in Lamberton. For the next 34 years he built it into one of the premier agricultural research facilities in the nation.	NELSON, Wallace Warren (I64872)
1011	After 9 months of declining health, Edmund died at his Sussex County, Virginia residence at 8:00pm on 5 April 1847. He was 68 yeas old.	BAILEY, Edmund (I24002)
1012	After an internship and residency in internal medicine and cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Benjamin joined a private practice in Baltimore. He remained active as a Hopkins faculty member until he retired as a full professor in 1967. He retired from private practice at about the same time.	BAKER, Dr. Benjamin May Jr. (I62622)
1013	After being mustered out of the Virginia Cavalry in May 1862, John return to farming in Sussex County, Virginia. He farmed until his death three decades later.	COTTEN, John Archer (I21632)
1014	After Eula's death, Autry married again. He had one son from that marriage.	Family: George Autry EMMERT / Eula E. LAY (F7548)
1015	After finishing high school, Marguerite attended State Normal School for Women [today, Longwood University] in Farmville, Virginia. She enrolled in the Junior Class in Professional Course II for Primary [School] Work.	FEREBEE, Marguerite LeClere (I39)
1016	After graduating from the University of Virginia, Hunsdon entered Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria.	CARY, Rev. Hunsdon Jr. (I59644)
1017	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	NICHOLS, Irona Blanche (I30619)
1018	After leaving the military, Mary continued her nursing career in California, Maine, Arkansas and at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska.	HOLLOWELL, Mary Lillian (I64105)
1019	After moving to Paisley, Florida in 1964, he worked for Sherwood Medical Industries for 22 years.	TERRY, George Wiley Jr. (I64662)
1020	After Ransom's death, Clara married one of his younger brothers, George.	Family: Ransom C. E. SHOLAR / Clara Eliza BROWN (F6352)
1021	After relocating to Virginia Beach, Virginia, Mike was owner and general manager of Entre Computer Center of Norfolk, Virginia. From 1989 until his retirement, he worked as marketing manager for Electronic Systems, Inc. of Virginia Beach.	HERBERT, George Michael (I58062)
1022	After serving one year with the Ninth Infantry, he was transferred to Company I, 15th Virginia Cavalry.	SMITH, Arthur Richardson (I62061)
1023	After serving one year with the Ninth Infantry, he was transferred to Company I, 15th Virginia Cavalry. His term of service with the 15th ended with the 9 April 1865 surrender at Appomattox.	SMITH, Herbert Livingston (I62067)
1024	After the 1934 death of his first wife, Emily, Thomas married Gertrude Leonard Bush.	LANE, Thomas Barkwell (I62624)
1025	After the Civil War, Richard returned to his law practice in Norfolk, Virginia. At the time of his death in 1911, he was a member of the Virginia Bar Association and the Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association.	BAKER, Richard Henry II (I59194)
1026	After the outbreak of the Civil War, Jane moved to Warrenton, NC, where she resided until her death at the age of 67.	BARRON, Jane A. (I1374)
1027	After the war, Donald worked for International Harvester as a mechanic. He later moved into farm equipment sales, where he remained until his retirement from the company.	RAINES, Donald Lay (I64127)
1028	After the war, James returned to carpentry and cabinet making as a profession. He practiced his trade in Wilmington, Delaware. During 1894 and 1895 he was listed as a "shoe maker" in the Wilmington City Directory. The 1896 directory noted him once again as a "carpenter".	AARON, James Henry (I28593)
1029	After the war, Richard returned to his studies and graduated from the University of Virginia and from Virginia Theological Seminary.	BAKER, Rt. Rev. Richard Henry Sr. (I62621)
1030	After Tillie's death in 1942, Hermann moved into the home of his half-sister-in-law, Nan Campbell [née Anna Helen Kemske]. He resided with Nan at her Lamotte Street home in Wilmington, Delaware until his own death in 1950.	GABRIEL, Hermann Carl (I28573)
1031	Age at death is incorrectly stated as 66 years.	Source (S2718)
1032	Age on 1910 Census given as 12, but Mary is not enumerated on the 1900 census. That placed her birth year as 1898. I believe age given or noted incorrectly.	FUTRELL, Mary (I65059)
1033	Agnes died after 24 Sep 1863, when her son George was born, but before 16 Jan 1868, when her husband married for a second time.	HERBERT, Agnes Sarah (I102)
1034	Agnes died at Christiana Hospital in Newark, Delaware on 21 February 2006. She was 76 years old.	KEMSKE, Agnes Pauline (I30615)
1035	Agnes died during early September 1614.	(UNKNOWN), Agnes (I3805)
1036	Agnes died during September 1631.	CLARKE, Agnes (I2638)
1037	Agnes died on 20 January 1852 at her home in Norfolk County, Virginia. She was 53 years old at the time of her death.	WILKINS, Agnes J. (I45107)
1038	Agnes had died prior to 2 July 1770 when her husband David posted bond with the Norfolk County Clerk in order to marry for a second time.	VEALE, Agnes (I58148)
1039	Agnes relinquished her right to the administration of the estate in favor of William Denby, as her husband's will had requested.	LANGLEY, Charles (I45104)
1040	Agnes was 73 years old at the time of her death.	(UNKNOWN), Agnes C. (I59220)
1041	Agnes was not named in the will of her husband John, dated 22 January 1584/5.	MACYE, Agnes (I2640)
1042	Agnes' body was interred in the Langley family burial ground on Mason's Creek. Her slab stone was carved by R. Dalrymple, a Norfolk stone mason.	WILKINS, Agnes J. (I45107)
1043	Agreement dated 7 November 1648, recorded 15 January 1651/2.	Source (S1816)
1044	Albert died at Craven Regional Medical Center on 9 November 1998. He was 3 weeks shy of his 78th birthday.	WILLIS, Albert Thomas Jr. (I60841)
1045	Albert died at Dixie Hospital in Hampton, Virginia on 14 February 1967. He was 77 years old.	GARBER, Albert Benton (I28384)
1046	Albert died at his Wilmington, Delaware home on Sunday, 2 April 2006. He was 78 years old at the time of his death.	HORNER, Albert Leighton (I28927)
1047	Albert died at Kafer Hospital in New Bern, North Carolina at 11:45 pm on 7 May 1952. He was 59 years old.	HOFT, Bruno Albert (I33667)
1048	Albert died at Kafer Hospital in New Bern, North Carolina at 3:30 am on 1 May 1955. He was 73 years old.	WILLIS, Albert Thomas (I60839)
1049	Albert died at Memorial General Hospital in Kinston, North Carolina at 8:15pm on 16 February 1942. According to his death certificate, he was 44 years old.	MCCOY, James Albert Jr. (I28210)
1050	Albert died during June 1975. He was 81 years old at the time of his death.	VIRNELSON, Albert Joseph (I54745)

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