Notes: Our Family History

Matches 11,501 to 11,550 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
11501	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	TILTON, Elizabeth Lloyd (I59662)
11502	of Shipman, VA, 2006	TILTON, Lee Scoville Jr. (I59752)
11503	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: EWIN / Anne Fairfax CARY (F5969)
11504	OF SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.	WILLIAMS, Raymond Murdock (I50859)
11505	of St. Nicholas Olave, London.	HUGHES, Reginald (I45061)
11506	of Staten Island, NY in 1987, unmarried	CARY, Deborah (I59728)
11507	of Suffolk in 2001.	RICHARDSON, Rennie (I59982)
11508	of Suffolk in 2001.	RICHARDSON, Jay (I59983)
11509	of Suffolk, VA in 2004	CARY, George Douglas Miller Jr. (I59734)
11510	OF SUSSEX COUNTY AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.	PARSON, Vernitia Rose (I50855)
11511	OF SUSSEX COUNTY AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.	HARRISON, James Walter (I50857)
11512	Of the eight children which Sarah Barrett Cragin bore, five were buried in Acton with her.	BARRETT, Sarah (I2626)
11513	of Virginia Beach in 1996	RAGLAND, Reace Doanld (I59740)
11514	of Washinton, DC in 1987, unmarried	CARY, Sally M. (I59729)
11515	Old Hill Burying Ground??	CHANDLER, Roger (I3706)
11516	Old Hill Burying Ground??	SIMONS, Mary (I3707)
11517	Old Point Comfort Lighthouse marks the entrance to historic Hampton Roads, a substantial harbor situated at the mouths of the James, Nansemond and Elizabeth Rivers. There has been a beacon on the point since 1775.	LIVELY, Amelia (I1392)
11518	Olga died in 1954. She was about 42 years old.	ROBERTSON, Olga (I30363)
11519	Olive was named in her husband's will dated 3 November 1783.	WARD, Olive (I28018)
11520	Oliver and his cousin John Heald were chosen as road surveyors at Temple's second town meeting which was held on 10 October 1768.	HEALD, Oliver (I54859)
11521	Oliver died at 265 Division Avenue, Apt. 13, in Brooklyn, New York at 11:00AM on 10 March 1905. He was 71 years old.	GRIFFITHS, Charles W. aka Owen W. aka Oliver W. (I59138)
11522	Oliver was 55 years old at the time of his death, or in the language of that period "in his 56th year of his age".	HEALD, Oliver (I54859)
11523	Oliver was appointed constable in 1776 and served as a Selectman for a second time in 1777.	HEALD, Oliver (I54859)
11524	Olivia and C. T. were married on 14 November 1907 by Rev. W. E. Hocult, Methodist minister, at the Pantego, North Carolina residence of Guilford Waters, the bride's father.	Family: Charles Thomas RANDOLPH / Olivia WATERS (F1729)
11525	Olivia died in 1925.	NEWSOM, Gladis Olivia (I63811)
11526	Ollie died in Whiteville, Tennessee at 3:30pm on 17 January 1942. He was 65 years old.	NEWSOM, William Oceola Jr. (I63794)
11527	Ollie's death certificate notes that he made his living as a "bookkeeper".	NEWSOM, William Oceola Jr. (I63794)
11528	On 1 April 1673, Caleb Simons and John Heywood petitioned the Middlesex County Court of Probate for a division of the William's estate.	SIMONS, William (I3720)
11529	On 1 August 1651, Lemuel was given "one black heifer" by Lemuel Mason. The deed of gift conveying the animal noted that the recipient of the gift was the son of William Langley and the godson of Lemuel Mason.	LANGLEY, Lemuel (I10013)
11530	On 1 August 1751, the Isle of Wight County Court recorded the inventory and appraisal of John's estate that had been made by Peter Woodward, Thomas Copher and Thomas Cole. The inventory was signed by Elizabeth Holleman.	HALLEMAN, John (I27930)
11531	On 1 August 1753, and again on 5 August 1755, John Willis re-qualified as Jane's guardian.	SUMMERELL, Jane (I2238)
11532	On 1 August 1753, and again on 5 August 1755, John Willis re-qualified as Sarah's guardian.	SUMMERELL, Sarah (I1239)
11533	On 1 February 1721/2, Hillary began an apprenticeship as a ship carpenter with his deceased father's close friend, Lemuel Thelaball, as his master.	HANCOCK, Hillary (I56803)
11534	On 1 March 1683/4, James deeded his entire estate, with directions for several legacies, to "my only living son Stephen Hosmer". The transfer of the estate was to take place "at my decease", and was in return for his maintenance until his death.	HOSMER, James (I3800)
11535	On 1 May 1585 ffrancis acted as proxy on behalf of his sister, Marrian Clarke, before the Prerogative Court of Canterbury in London in order to obtain probate of their father's will.	CLARKE, ffrancis (I4030)
11536	On 1 May 1784, John gave consent for his daughter Nancy to marry Howell Underhill.	GARY, John (I26387)
11537	On 10 March 1638/9, John patented 200 additional acres on the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River. The acreage was made up of two 100 acre grants.	YATES, John (I630)
11538	On 11 April 1943, Paul was called to active military service with the 1469th Army Air Forces Base Unit at Knoxville, Tennessee. He had enlisted in the Reserve Corps of the Army on 4 August 1942.	GABRIEL, Paul Hermann Jr. (I6)
11539	On 11 January 1661/2, Christopher purchased 150 acres of a 350 acre patent originally granted to John Roe on 10 December 1640. The property located on the Cypress River in Isle of Wight County was sold to Christopher by George Smith.	HALLIMAN, Christopher (I27905)
11540	On 11 January 2001, a 10:00am funeral mass was said at St. John's Episcopal Church, Rosebank, where Lillian had been a longtime parishioner.	FOSTER, Lillian Armistead (I62288)
11541	On 11 March 1664/5, John patented 700 acres in Lower Norfolk County. 350 acres of the 700 were a renewal of a patent dated 1 October 1661 [no longer extant]. The balance of the acreage was due for the transportation of seven people.	HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
11542	On 11 May 1727, by an order of the Princess Anne County Court dated 3 May 1727, William Lilburn, John Grifin, William H---- and Henry Holmes inventoried and appraised Lemuel's estate.	THELABALL, Lemuel (I10024)
11543	On 11 November 1773, William Nimmo, Perrin Smyth and John Thorowgood presented an audit of James' estate to the Princess Anne County Court.	WISHART, James (I56377)
11544	On 12 April 1641, the Lower Norfolk County Court gave Simon a certificate of entitlement for 50 acres of land for the importation of Abraham Thomas in the Alexander in 1637.	HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
11545	On 12 Dec 1772, a copy of Nicholas' will was presented at the Prerogatory Court by Samuel Gist of America Square, St. Botolphs Aldgate Parish, London on behalf of William Roscow Wilson Curle as Executor of his brother's Estate. Gist requested orders from the Court for the recovery of debts due Nicholas' Estate from Mr. Daniel Hales of Fenchurch Street, London.	CURLE, Lt. in the British Royal Navy Nicholas Wilson (I1345)
11546	On 12 Jun 1932, the 160th anniversary of the constituting of the Antioch Church, a memorial service was held "to commemorate the worth and deeds of this great man who labored so faithfully." A monument was unveiled in front of the church for which he had given the land. A slab was also set on his grave at his old farm, near Joyner, VA.	MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
11547	On 12 June 1861, at age 41, John enlisted as a private in Company C of the 5th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry. His enlistment was for 1 year. John's horse and equipment, which he supplied, were valued at $240.00 and $22.00, respectively.	COTTEN, John Archer (I21632)
11548	On 12 March 1714/15, Josiah Wood of Beverly conveyed to Lot Conant, Jr. and Jonathan Herrick, both of Beverly, "the very place or same, which was commonly called the Iron Works Farm, where the old Works stood, and which now doth contain the new dwelling-house that I, at present, dwell in, as also another small dwelling-house stands upon it, together with a barn and a shop, as also two mills, the one of which is a grist-mill and the other a fulling-mill, all stand upon a premises with a damn to them belonging".	CONANT, Lot (I2691)
11549	On 12 May 1758, Augustine Moore, petitioned the Elizabeth City County Court for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Merritt Sweny. Sweny's Executrix and widow, Jane, had died a few months earlier and had left her husband's Estate unadministered.	SWENY, Merritt (I42586)
11550	On 12 November 1645 at a Cambridge town meeting, Richard was chosen as one of five Townsmen [ie. Seclectmen] to serve for the following year.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)

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