Matches 11,551 to 11,600 of 16,752
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| 11551 | On 12 September 1718, Mary Simmons "formerly wife of John Wishard of Seawell's Point deceased" relinquished her right of dower in his estate. | Family: (unknown) SIMMONS / Mary (UNKNOWN) (F4403)
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| 11552 | On 13 April 1862 at Currituck Court House in Currituck County, North Carolina, 42 year old George enlisted as a Private in Company C., 5th Reg't, Virginia Cavalry. His enlistment was for one year, but it appears from his muster cards that he served for only two months and that he was never paid for his service. | BAILEY, George Henry (I21634)
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| 11553 | On 13 Jun 1666, Thomas was admitted to the vicarage of St. Helen's Bishopsgate Street. He was vicar there until his death. | HORTON, D.D. Thomas (I4704)
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| 11554 | On 13 March 1760, Mary Clark was granted administration of her son's estate. | CLARK, Peter (I23283)
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| 11555 | On 13 March 1760, Mary was granted administration of her son Peter's Southampton County, Virginia estate. | HUNT, Mary (I23264)
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| 11556 | On 13 November 1655, the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony ruled on a petition dated 24 October 1655 as follows: "In ansr to the peticon of Major Willard, Robt Merrjam, in the name of divse others of the toune of Concord, desiring libertje and authority from this Court to sell the house & land of Frauncis Barker, lately deceased, for the best advantage of his children, the house being much out of repajre, & the land to inconsiderable to defray the charges of repaire, the Court graunts theire request." | BARKER, Francis (I60512)
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| 11557 | On 13 October 1996, a grave side memorial service was held at Maplewood Cemetery in Kinston, North Carolina where Virginia's ashes had been interred in the Randolph Family plot. | DELOACH, Mary Virginia (I33008)
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| 11558 | On 14 April 1933, Howell arrived in New York City aboard the S.S. Santa Cecilia, having departed Cristobal, Panama seven days earlier. | LEWIS, Howell Carr Jr. (I62414)
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| 11559 | On 14 January 1705/6 in Middlesex County Court, Judith was named as the orphan of William Barker. Her uncle, John Barker, Jr. qualified as her guardian. | BARKER, Judith (I2629)
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| 11560 | On 14 July 1944, a Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy bomber being utilized as a training craft out of Davis-Monthan Army Air Field in Tucson, Arizona crashed. The pilot, co-pilot and navigator were killed, and five crew members, including Paul, were injured. Paul's injuries were minor, consisting mainly of torn chest cartilage. | GABRIEL, Paul Hermann Jr. (I6)
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| 11561 | On 14 May 1672, Abel signed a document naming "my wife Johanna flewellen and make her my Lawfull attorney to buy and sell.....". | LLEWELLYN, Abel (I40959)
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| 11562 | On 15 August 1798, the Elizabeth City County Court ordered that an inventory and appraisal of Mary's estate be made by William Latimer, John Nicholson and William King. | BAKER, Mary (I2250)
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| 11563 | On 15 December 1794 in Norfolk County Court, Fanny was named as the orphan of Samuel Veale. James S. Mathews qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $4000.00 was posted by Nicholas Wonycott and Josiah Butt. | VEALE, Fanny (I61164)
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| 11564 | On 15 December 1794 in Norfolk County Court, George was named as the orphan of Samuel Veale. Augustine Slaughter qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $6000.00 was posted by James Harper. | VEALE, George (I61163)
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| 11565 | On 15 December 1794 in Norfolk County Court, Mary was named as the orphan of Samuel Veale. James S. Mathews qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $4000.00 was posted by Nicholas Wonycott and Josiah Butt. | VEALE, Mary (I61166)
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| 11566 | On 15 December 1794 in Norfolk County Court, Nancy was named as the orphan of Samuel Veale. James S. Mathews qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $4000.00 was posted by Nicholas Wonycott and Josiah Butt. | VEALE, Nancy (I61165)
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| 11567 | On 15 December 1794 in Norfolk County Court, William was named as the orphan of William Moseley. Jonathan Park qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $15,000 was posted by George Thelaball. | MOSELEY, William (I52641)
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| 11568 | On 15 December of that year, Capt. Thomas Willoughby, Sr. "in op[e]ne Co[u]rt ingaged to deliv[er] unto Mary Bennett to and for the use of the Child w[hi]ch she now hath, one heiffer of two yeeres ould uppon demand." | BENNETT, Mary (I567)
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| 11569 | On 15 January 1693/4, Thomas Willoughby petitioned the Lower Norfolk County Court for Letters of Administration on the estate of his deceased half-brother, Richard Herbert. | HERBERT, Richard (I616)
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| 11570 | On 15 January 1921, two and a half weeks after his 21st birthday, Charlie acknowledged final settlement of his share of his father's estate. | RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I33007)
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| 11571 | On 15 July 1654 John was assigned a patent for 350 acres in Lower Norfolk County by ffrancis Emperor. This transfer was recorded on 15 October 1654. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 11572 | On 15 July 1784 in Norfolk County Court, Anne and her two sisters were named as orphans of James Thelaball. Joseph Hewitt, their step-father, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Charles Denby. | THELABALL, Anne (I57451)
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| 11573 | On 15 July 1784 in Norfolk County Court, Elizabeth and her two sisters were named as orphans of James Thelaball. Joseph Hewitt, their step-father, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Charles Denby. | THELABALL, Elizabeth (I57452)
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| 11574 | On 15 July 1784 in Norfolk County Court, Mary Teresa and her two sisters were named as orphans of James Thelaball. Joseph Hewitt, their step-father, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Charles Denby. | THELABALL, Mary Teresa (I56392)
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| 11575 | On 15 June 1675, Mary Jones, née Williams, stated under oath that she had affixed her name to the document as a witness, but did not know whether or not John Herbert had actually signed the testament. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 11576 | On 15 June 1786 in Norfolk County Court, Elizabeth was named as the orphan of Samuel Happer. William Porter qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by Joseph Harding and John Smith. | HAPPER, Elizabeth (I58423)
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| 11577 | On 15 May 1637, the Court of Lower Norfolk County took the deposition "of Gilbert Guy aged 28 years or thereabouts...". | GUYE, Gilbert (I61027)
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| 11578 | On 15 May 1690, George received a deed of gift from his father William. By this deed he received 6 adult slaves and "two thousand acres of land lying and being att a place called Godfryes Run". | CRAFORD, George (I56688)
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| 11579 | On 15 Novebmer 1648, Joane Yates exhibited before the Lower Norfolk County Court the inventory taken on 13 November 1648 of "the goods and Chattell & Cattell of John Yates" and made oath as to its correctness. | YATES, John (I630)
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| 11580 | On 15 November 1648, "Alice Mason widdow & relict of Mr. ffrancis Mason decd, & Lemuel Mason" petitioned the Lower Norfolk County Court for a commision of administration on Francis' estate. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 11581 | On 15 October 1645, the Lower Norfolk County Court ruled that a parcel of land that had been consigned to Simon by Thomas Holt was 100 acres short, and ordered that an additional 100 acres was due. | HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
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| 11582 | On 15 October 1767 in Norfolk County Court, John was named as the orphan of Martin Bayne. Benjamin Dingly Gray qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Peter Butt. | BAYNE, John (I61140)
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| 11583 | On 16 April 1767 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, Letitia was named as the orphan of Willis Langley. John Corprew qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by James Webb and Matthew Godfrey. | LANGLEY, Letitia (I10089)
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| 11584 | On 16 April 1784 in Norfolk County Court, George's daughter Margaret was named as his orphan. | VEALE, George (I55445)
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| 11585 | On 16 April 1784 in Norfolk County Court, Margaret was named as the orphan of George Veale. Samuel Veale qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1500 was William King. | VEALE, Margaret (I58155)
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| 11586 | On 16 August 1669 in Lower Norfolk County Court, Mary acknowledged a sale of property by herself and her deceased husband to Richard Yates. | HORNE, Mary (I56134)
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| 11587 | On 16 August 1669, Richard Jones, Jr., also, proved the will. | FANSHAW, Thomas (I56135)
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| 11588 | On 16 December 1793 in Norfolk County Court, George was named as the orphan of Thomas Veale. Thomas Veale [George's brother] qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $3300.33 was posted by Thomas Shepherd. | VEALE, George (I58945)
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| 11589 | On 16 December 1799 in Norfolk County Court, Elizabeth was named as the orphan of Malaba Butt. Robert Herbert qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $1500 was posted by John Shield. | BUTT, Elizabeth (I4670)
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| 11590 | On 16 December 1799 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, Ardre was named as one of the six orphans of Ardre Bartee. Martin G. Carson qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $2000 was posted by John Boushell and Samuel Etheridge. | BARTEE, Ardre (I5063)
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| 11591 | On 16 Feb 1738, John purchased the Townshend mills from his father for £150. | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 11592 | On 16 February 1674/5, Mary signed a power of attorney to "my Loveing Sonne in Law Jacob Johnson" so that he might represent her interests in a petition to the Lower Norfolk County Court. | (UNKNOWN), Mary (I56015)
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| 11593 | On 16 February 1738/9, Lot sold the sixty one acres of land at Townshend that he had purchased from John Stevens in August 1733 to his son John for £150. The sale included the saw mill, the grist mill, "the land on which they stood" and a small amount of land adjacent to them. | CONANT, Lot (I2691)
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| 11594 | On 16 June 1692, the Court of Lower Norfolk County, acting upon the petition of Hanna's uncle George Ballentine alias Vallentine, " ordered that Thomas Lovell deliv[er] upp unto the s[aid] Vallentine all the estate in his hands belonginge to Johanna Horne an orphant." | HORNE, Johanna (I563)
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| 11595 | On 16 October 1760 in Norfolk County Court, David was named as the orphan of John O'Sheal. Goodrich Boush qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £800 was posted by Samuel Boush. | O'SHEAL, David (I55441)
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| 11596 | On 17 December 1649, John witnessed a Lower Norfolk County deed between Richard Yates and Thomas Horne. He signed the deed with his alias, "John Wilkinson". | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 11597 | On 17 December 1649, Thomas purchased the land where he and his family resided from his brother-in-law, Richard Yates. The property was located on the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River. The sale was recorded in Lower Norfolk County Court on 29 October 1652. | HORNE, Thomas (I568)
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| 11598 | On 17 December 1761 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, Mary was named as the orphan of Francis Thelaball. James Ashley qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £800 was posted by Samuel Langley. | THELABALL, Mary (I57442)
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| 11599 | On 17 December 1761 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, William was named as the orphan of Francis Thelaball. James Ashley qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £800 was posted by Samuel Langley. | THELABALL, William (I52632)
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| 11600 | On 17 July 1767 in Norfolk County Court, Cornelius was named as the orphan of Saunders Calvert. Frances Calvert qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £600 was posted by Maximillian Calvert and Cornelius Calvert. | CALVERT, Cornelius (I55334)
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