Notes: Our Family History

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11601	On 17 March 1724/5 the Elizabeth City County Court ordered an inventory of James' estate.	RICKETTS, James (I42585)
11602	On 17 May 1798 in Norfolk County Court, John was named as the orphan of Malaba Butt. William Butt qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of $2000 was posted by Robert Butt.	BUTT, John (I4666)
11603	On 17 Oct 1659, the Lower Norfolk County Court appointed William and three other men to oversee "the building of a Church in Daniell Tanner's Creeke"."	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
11604	On 18 Feb 1722/3 Thomas patented 100 acres on the N. side ot the Nottaway River in Surry Co, VA.	PETERS, Thomas (I58544)
11605	On 18 Feb 1768 in Norfolk County, Virginia Colony, Ann was named as the orphan of Joshua Nicholson. James Nicholson qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by Thurmer Hoggard.	NICHOLSON, Ann (I1255)
11606	On 18 January 1754 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, Elizabeth was named as the orphan of John Langley. Samuel Langley qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £600 was posted by James Langley and Benjamin Guy.	LANGLEY, Elizabeth (I58827)
11607	On 18 January 1754 in Norfolk County, Virginia Court, Mary was named as the orphan of Lemuel Langley. Willis Langley qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Joshua Nicholson.	LANGLEY, Mary (I10099)
11608	On 18 July 1771 in Norfolk Co, VA James was named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Nicholas Tatem qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by John Tatem, Jr.	TATEM, James (I55211)
11609	On 18 July 1825, "a paper writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of William Langley dec'd" was produced in Norfolk County Court. William Denby, Jonathan Langley and David Fentress swore to the authenticity of the hand writing on the document.	LANGLEY, William (I4738)
11610	On 18 May 1693 the Court in Norfolk Co, VA recorded an inventory of the personal belongings of Mrs. Alice Porten, widow, and an inventory of the estate of her deceased husband William Porten. These were presented to the Court by Alice Porten as part of her pitition for support for herself and her five children.	PORTEN, William (I51710)
11611	On 18 May 1693, Pasco was appointed High Sheriff of the County of Elizabeth City by His Excellency, Edward Androus, Governor General of Virginia.	CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
11612	On 18 May 1753 in Norfolk County Court, John was named as the orphan of John Watkins. Craford Conner qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £100 was posted by William Conner.	WATKINS, John (I56891)
11613	On 18 November 1701, the Elizabeth City County Court granted an "Ordinary license" to Joshua at Hampton town.	CURLE, Joshua (I1147)
11614	On 18 Oct 1696, the County Court granted Thomas an "ordinary license." Possession of such a license allowed an individual to operate a tavern and restaurant open to the public.	CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
11615	On 18 October 1759 in Norfolk County Court, Ann was named as the orphan of John Watkins. William Conner qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £100 was posted by Thomas Veale.	WATKINS, Ann (I56892)
11616	On 18 September 1718 in Norfolk Co, VA, Joshua and Robert Tucker executed two indentures by which the said Tucker leased 153 acres of land on the Southwest side of the Elizabeth River. This was the land that Joshua had originally patented on 19 December 1711. Sara Curle "parted with" her "Right of Dower" during the term of the lease.	CURLE, Joshua (I1147)
11617	On 19 April 1689, John mustered the Concord militia and started for Boston to assist the residents of that town in the overthrow of Dominion Governor in Chief Edmund Andros and the short lived Dominion of New England.	HEALD, Lieut. John (I3668)
11618	On 19 August 1756 in Norfolk County Court, Mary was named as the orphan of William Langley. Christopher Moseley qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by William Ivy and John Willoughby.	LANGLEY, Mary (I51005)
11619	On 19 December 1649, a warrant was issued by the Lower Norfolk County Court on behalf of the Parish Vestry for "Mary ye wife of Tho: Horne".	YATES, Mary (I569)
11620	On 19 December 1711 Joshua patented 153 acres of land in Norfolk County on the south west side of the Elizabeth River, adjacent to property belonging to Capt. William Craford.	CURLE, Joshua (I1147)
11621	On 19 December 1796 in the Norfolk County Court, Elizabeth was named as the orphan of Charles Denby. John Johnston, Sr. qualified as her guardian, and additional security in the amount of a $5000 bond was posted by Anthony Metcalf and John Johnson.	DENBY, Elizabeth (I45100)
11622	On 19 December 1796 in the Norfolk County Court, Susanna was named as the orphan of Charles Denby. John Johnston, Sr. qualified as her guardian, and additional security in the amount of a $5000 bond was posted by Anthony Metcalf and John Johnson.	DENBY, Susanna (I52633)
11623	On 19 June 1682, the property of John Herbert, Sr. was divided as directed by his will dated 15 January 1669/70. This division was recorded by the Court of Lower Norfolk County on 15 August 1691.	HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
11624	On 19 March 1672/3, Lancaster added a codicil to his will, with Richard Poole and John Corbett signing as witnesses.	LOVETT, Lancaster (I56183)
11625	On 19 March 1713/4, Sarah Curle signed her "Last will and Testament." The act of doing so, establishes her husband Pasco's death prior to that date.	CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
11626	On 19 May 1785 in Norfolk Co, VA Lydia was again named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Dinah Tatem, her mother and legal guardian, had died earlier in the year. George Wilson qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £100 was posted by Thomas Tatem.	TATEM, Lydia (I56743)
11627	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GABRIEL, Margaret LeClere (I12)
11628	On 1900 census Ira's family house and family numbers were followed by his brother Kendrick Lacy's family suggesting they lived close by.	Family: Ira FREEMAN / Sallie Ella HARE (F8087)
11629	On 1900 US Census John Green's name is given as Green.	BATTS, John Green (I60392)
11630	On 1910 US Census for Benjamin Futrell, Roscoe is listed as son. On 1920 Census for Benjamin, Roscoe is listed as grandson. Additional proof of parentage is Roscoe’s marriage certificate that states ‘father unknown’ and Kitty as his mother. [name spelled alternately as Roscoe, Rosco]. PGF/1 Jul 2018.	FUTRELL, Rosco (I65060)
11631	On 2 April 1767, the Isle of Wight County Court declared that "the Deft being an Infant, George Hale is by the Court appointed his guardian to defend this suit in Chancery brought by his siblings.	RICHARDSON, William (I57968)
11632	On 2 April 1767, the Isle of Wight County Court recorded a decision in favor of the plaintiffs in a chancery case that had sought equal shares of Ann's dower property for each of her children.	HALL, Ann (I23292)
11633	On 2 August 1948, David Newsom made application for a U.S. Military Veterans headstone for his deceased son, Woodson. The stone was approved on 15 September 1948, and subsequently placed at Harmony Baptist Church Cemetery in Haywood County, Tennessee in remembrance of Woodson.	NEWSOM, Woodson (I63780)
11634	On 2 July 2005, Bob's family and friends gathered at "Haventree," the Falling Waters, West Virginia home overlooking the Potomac River that he and Jean had shared, to celebrate his life on what would have been his 85th birthday.	COTTEN, Robert Claude Jr. (I80)
11635	On 2 June 1762, Thomas Wishart, George Wishart and Jacob Hunter presented an inventory and appraisal of Thomas' estate to the Princess Anne County Court.	HAYNES, Thomas (I56388)
11636	On 2 September 1635, the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony granted Mr. Peter Bulkeley, Maj. Simon Willard, Rev. John Jones and twelve others the liberty to start a new settlement to be called Concord.	HEALD, John (I3687)
11637	On 2 September 1635, the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony granted Mr. Peter Bulkeley, Maj. Simon Willard, Rev. John Jones and twelve others the liberty to start a new settlement to be called Concord.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
11638	On 20 Apr 1861 in Portsmouth, VA Joseph enlisted in Company G, 9th Virginia Infantry. In 1862 he was detached to work at the Portsmouth Naval Yard. On 26 May 1864 Joseph was appointed as an Assistant Engineer in the Confederate States Navy.	VIRNELSON, Joseph Edward (I468)
11639	On 20 April 1686, George patented 150 acres "Lying on the West side of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River in the County of Lower Norfolk." The patent was granted in exchange for a certificate of importation listing three headrights.	BALLENTINE, George alias VALLENTINE (I572)
11640	On 20 April 1694, James patented 423 acres of land "Situated lying and being in Little Creeke precincts adjoyuoing to a place Called Wolfes Neck which was by patent granted on 15th of October 1651 to James Thelaball decd".	THELABALL, James (I51548)
11641	On 20 April 1861 in Portsmouth, VA William enlisted in Company G, 9th Virginia Infantry. Confederate records indicate that William deserted on 6 September 1862, but there does not appear to have been any punishment for this action.	VIRNELSON, William L. David (I1560)
11642	On 20 April 1943 at Newark, New Jersey, Irv enlisted as a Private in the US Army. His term of enlistment was for the duration of the War, plus six months.	(UNKNOWN) AKA BARDECKER, Irving Edward (I28387)
11643	On 20 August 1691, the Court of Elizabeth City County appointed "Pasco Curle, Gent", Thomas Allainby and William Marshall as the first feofees (trustees) of Hampton Town.	CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
11644	On 20 August 1772 in Norfolk County Court, Elizabeth was named as the orphan of Alexander Bayne. John Bayne qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £100 was posted by Charles Conner and William Deans.	BAYNE, Elizabeth (I56882)
11645	On 20 Dec 1771 in Norfolk Co, VA Dinah was named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Dinah Tatem, her mother, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Matthew Godfrey, Charles Mayle and John Nash.	TATEM, Dinah (I1256)
11646	On 20 Dec 1771 in Norfolk Co, VA Lydia was named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Dinah Tatem, her mother, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Matthew Godfrey, Charles Mayle and John Nash.	TATEM, Lydia (I56743)
11647	On 20 Dec 1771 in Norfolk Co, VA Molly was named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Dinah Tatem, her mother, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Matthew Godfrey, Charles Mayle and John Nash.	TATEM, Molly (I56745)
11648	On 20 Dec 1771 in Norfolk Co, VA Thomas was named as the orphan of Nathaniel Tatem. Dinah Tatem, his mother, qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £500 was posted by Matthew Godfrey, Charles Mayle and John Nash.	TATEM, Thomas (I52692)
11649	On 20 January 1786 in Norfolk County Court, Abigail was named as the orphan of Samuel Happer. William Happer qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1500 was posted by Matthew Godfrey and William Wilson, Jr.	HAPPER, Abigail Porter (I58424)
11650	On 20 January 1786 in Norfolk County Court, Mary was named as the orphan of Samuel Happer. George Kelly qualified as guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1500 was posted by Samuel Veale and Robert Keele.	HAPPER, Mary (I57810)

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