Notes: Our Family History

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1151	Amanda died in the hospital. She was 79 years old at the time of her death.	BRYAN, Amanda Pauline (I64510)
1152	Amanda died on 15 March 1893. She was 67 years old.	CLANTON, Amanda Jennie (I63985)
1153	Amanda was 77 years old at the time of her death.	HENSCHKE, Amanda Gertrude (I56152)
1154	Amanda was baptized in Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Her godparents were [?] Keleenburg, [?] Schutz, and William Radloff.	HENSCHKE, Amanda Gertrude (I56152)
1155	Amanda was the sister of Caroline Henschke who married Cecil, brother of Louis Michelson.	Family: Harold Louis MICHELSON / Amanda Gertrude HENSCHKE (F4328)
1156	Amanda's body was interred in the Lutheran Cemetery.	HENSCHKE, Amanda Gertrude (I56152)
1157	Amelia died during July or August 1865. According the the inscription on her headstone, she was 48 years old.	LIVELY, Amelia (I1392)
1158	Amelia served as the light house keeper at Old Port Comfort Light House from 1857 until 1861.	LIVELY, Amelia (I1392)
1159	Among other items noted therein, the second codicil appointed "my Said wife [Elizabeth] my Executrix and my Son Joseph my Executor".	CHURCH, Richard (I55514)
1160	Among the numerous items listed on the three page inventory, there is an entry for "two Bibles & other old Bookes".	YATES, John (I630)
1161	Amons made his living as a bus driver.	STALVEY, Amons Wilson (I59685)
1162	Amos died in 1864. He was 70 years old at the time of his death.	EDWARDS, Amos (I42104)
1163	Amos died prior to March 1814, when his grandchildren, Mary & Stephen Harris, were deeded property that he had left to them.	WATERS, Amos (I40258)
1164	Amos served as a Townshend Selectman in 1768, 1769 and 1770. He acted as Moderated for the 1770 meetings.	HEALD, Deacon Amos (I3676)
1165	Amos was considered a Tory. He did not enlist in the Continental Army.	HEALD, Amos (I3659)
1166	Amos was named in his father's will dated 16 May 1821.	HEALD, Amos (I54834)
1167	Amos Waters to Whitfield Waters, deed dated 3 September 1801 & recorded June Term 1802, Beaufort County Real Estate Records, 1800 - 1804, Book 2 & 3, pp. 549-550, Beaufort County Register of Deeds, 112 West 2nd Street, Washington, NC 27889.	Source (S3929)
1168	Amos' death was recorded at both Townsend and Concord. The Concord entry and the inscription on Amos' gravestone both record his death day as 4 January. The Townsend entry notes 3 January.	HEALD, Deacon Amos (I3676)
1169	Amy died at a nursing home in Ashville, North Carolina at 7:30am on 20 July 1964. She was 85 years old at the time of her death.	PLANK, Amy Grace (I63178)
1170	Amy had died prior to 28 December 1793, when her husband Philip applied for a bond in order to marry a second time.	WHITEHORN, Amy (I25784)
1171	An 11:00am funeral service was conducted by Rev. Won Un at the Portsmouth Boulevard Chapel of Sturtevant Funeral Home.	FEREBEE, Mary Madeline (I7371)
1172	An abbreviated obituary noting age, date and place of death, and incomplete funeral arrangements.	Source (S9902)
1173	An account of the origin of this nation, written from the records then (1624) concealed by the Council, rather than from the histories then licensed by the Crown.	Source (S1815)
1174	An account of the sale of items from William's estate was made by Joel Holleman on 12 March 1834. As William had died intestate, his brother Joel had been appointed by the Isle of Wight County Court to act as administrator of the estate.	HOLLEMAN, William Henry (I27936)
1175	An account, dated 24 February 1679/80, found among the Concord town records, states that John was one of thirteen local men elected that year to serve as a Tythingman.	HEALD, Sgt. John (I3679)
1176	An account, dated 24 February 1679/80, found among the Concord town records, states that Roger was one of thirteen local men elected that year to serve as a Tythingman.	CHANDLER, Roger (I3706)
1177	An Act of Assembly dated 6 April 1761 dissolved the original Elizabeth River Parish and divided it into three new parishes: Elizabeth River Parish, Portsmouth Parish and St. Brides Parish.	CRAFORD, Col. William (I56866)
1178	an Ancestry.com tree says: born June 1817, Warrenton, Fauquier Co, VA	COOKE, Dr. Stephen (I59606)
1179	an Ancestry.com tree says: died 8 August 1868 Osceola, Mississippi Co, Arkansas.	COOKE, Dr. Stephen (I59606)
1180	an Ancestry.com tree: born Oak Hill, Fluvanna Co, VA	CARY, Sally Newsum (I1366)
1181	An audit and inventory of William's estate dated 16 February 1711/12 was returned to the Norfolk County Court on 21 March 1711/12 and ordered to be recorded.	CHICHESTER, William (I51568)
1182	An audit of James' estate accounts was presented to the Lower Norfolk County Court on 14 May 1683 by William Langley & Thomas Langley, executors of James Wishart, deceased.	WISHART, James (I52653)
1183	An autopsy was performed. A supplemental report was issued stating that the cause of death was "Undetermined", and that Randi died of natural causes.	STEPHENSON, Laura Randolph (I33662)
1184	An entry dated 20 February 1717/18 in Book I of the Concord Registers states "Whereas ye hand of God [hath] come forth against ye Inh[abitants of] Concord in a very awfull [manner] sending a very malignnt distemper amongst us...." and goes on to list the names of 27 people who had died between 30 November 1717 and 20 February 1717/18. The 14th person named was "Widow Abigail Hosmer".	WOOD, Abigail (I3970)
1185	An entry in the Middlesex County Court Files dated 16 June 1658 records a contract between Thomas Dane of Concord, Joyner and Thomas Welsh of Charlestown, Husbandman. By this contract, Thomas' servant Thomas Chestman, aged 11, was bound to Welsh for seven years.	DANE, Thomas (I3704)
1186	An entry noting "Dr of Violet to Elizabeth Kello Brown" appears in the 1805 reconciliation of items listed in the Accounts for the Estate of Wilson Curle that was recorded by the Elizabeth City County Court on 23 August 1816.	CURLE, Elizabeth Kello (I1162)
1187	An estimate for his birth date may be made by considering that his next younger brother John was born ca 1596.	GOODENOW, Ralph (I3858)
1188	An examination of birth dates enumerated in censuses [see Notes below] from 1880 through 1930 establishes a purposeful misstatement of "age". This habit is especially noticeable after her marriage to Thomas Lane, a man 8 to 10 years younger than she.	BAKER, Emily Gay (I62617)
1189	An extract of the Marlborough County Register notes her birthdate as 1 Dec 1672.	REDIAT, Susanna (I2727)
1190	An indenture between Miles King and James, dated 28 Jan 1791, noted that James was a "pilot". He had served in the Virginia Navy during the Revolutionary War in the same capacity. The military rank of Pilot corresponded to that of a Junior Lieutenant.	LATIMER, James (I1194)
1191	An inventory and appraisal of Deidamia's estate was made by Lewis Parham, Richard Tomlinson and William Harrison on 15 March 1800. It was returned to the Sussex County Court on 5 June 1800 and duly recorded.	GARY, Deidamia (I26388)
1192	An inventory and appraisal of George's estate was taken by Mr. Peter Bulkley, Capt. Timothy Wheeler and Mr. John Smedly, Sr. on 7 April 1671.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
1193	An inventory and appraisal of James' estate was presented to the Court at Charlestown on 24 May 1695.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
1194	An inventory and appraisal of John's estate was made on 31 May 1679 by John Prescott, Roger Hodges, Daniel MacFasson and Thomas Richeson.	HERBERT, John (I562)
1195	An inventory and appraisal of Nicholas' estate ordered by the court in February 1715/16 was returned by William Bowtell, Edward Kearny and Thomas Tucker in July 1716.	CURLE, Nicholas (I1150)
1196	An inventory and appraisal of Richard's estate was presented to the Court at Charlestown on 26 May 1693 by Ephraim Hildreth, estate executor.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
1197	An inventory and appraisal of Thomas' estate made during July 1669 was presented to the Lower Norfolk County Court on 16 August 1669.	FANSHAW, Thomas (I56135)
1198	An inventory and appraisal of William's estate made by George Wheeler, Henry Woods and John Scotchford was presented to the Middlesex County Court of Probate on 4 December 1672.	SIMONS, William (I3729)
1199	An inventory and appraisal of William's estate was made on 12 June 1672 by Michel Bacon, Sr, John Wyman, Frances Kindall and Robert Perce.	SIMONS, William (I3720)
1200	An inventory of John's estate was presented to the Norfolk County Court on 15 March 1707/8.	WISHARD, John (I54405)

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