Notes: Our Family History

Matches 11,701 to 11,750 of 16,752

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11701	On 24 November 1636, an additional 150 acres of land was granted to John. No county name is noted in the patent, but the description of the geographic location of the property is the same as that noted in his May 1636 patents.	YATES, John (I630)
11702	On 25 February 1764, Jane was named in the Elizabeth City County will of her Aunt Sarah Curle.	SUMMERELL, Jane (I2238)
11703	On 25 November 1728, the Isle of Wight County Court recorded the inventory and appraisal of Thomas' estate that had been made by Arthur Jones, John Magnum and William Bell.	WARD, Thomas (I28037)
11704	On 26 April 1647 William and Thomas Sparrowe were appointed as constables for Elizabeth River Parish in Lower Norfolk County. The oath of office was administered to them that same day.	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
11705	On 26 August 1918, he was appointed Second Lieutenant in the Army Infantry. He served in France from October 1918 until 30 May 1919.	DEVAUGHN, Arthur Herbert Jr. (I64294)
11706	On 26 May 1786 in Elizabeth City County Court, Wilson was named as the Orphan of William Roscow Wilson Curle. He then chose Miles King as his Guardian.	CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
11707	On 27 April 1942, William's physical description was noted on his WWII draft registration card as follows: "height, 5'6"; weight, 130; eyes, blue; hair, brown; complexion, light."	WILLIAMS, William Veale Herbert Jr. (I59889)
11708	On 27 December 1672, William's estate was divided among his ten brothers and sisters and "a grand child of Judith Simons widow".	SIMONS, William (I3729)
11709	On 27 February 1786 John submitted a claim to the British government for property losses in Norfolk County, Virginia "due to confiscation", estimated at £2500.	HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
11710	On 27 June 1735, the General Court of the Province of Massachusetts Bay gave leave for the township of Acton to be formed from lands previously owned by Concord.	HEALD, Deacon John (I3671)
11711	On 27 May 1706, John Barker, Sr. and Dorothy Spalding, née Barker, presented the Middlesex County Probate Court with current records concerning their administration of William Barker's estate.	BARKER, William (I3310)
11712	On 27 October 1886, from his home in Wytheville, Virginia, John made application for admission to the Ex-Confederate Soldiers' Home in Richmond, Virginia. He claimed disability from rheumatism and neuralgia due to "exposure" during his years of service in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.	PRESTON, James Patton (I62914)
11713	On 28 April 1651, James was given a certificate for 500 acres of land for the transportation of ten people into the colony.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
11714	On 28 November 1683, Nicholas Spencer, a Councillor of State for the Virginia Colony signed a document declaring "James Thelaball, born in France, professing ye protestant Religion, and having freely taken ye oath of allegiance, and paid the fees &c.......to be fully and completely naturalized,.......giving and granting unto him and his heirs forever all and singular ye privileges, immunities, and rights of ye inhabitants of this colony of Virginia..."	THELABALL, James (I11137)
11715	On 29 Aug 1733, Lot purchased sixty-one acres of land on the banks of the Squannacook River within the boundaries of Townshend, Massachusetts from John Stevens, an innkeeper and one of the largest landholders in the area.	CONANT, Lot (I2691)
11716	On 29 December 1658, William gave testimony in a Middlesex County Court case involving the "coney Road". At the time of his deposition he stated that he was "Aged about 47".	SIMONS, William (I3720)
11717	On 29 December 1840, Josiah Faison, husband of Sarah Holleman Faison, acknowledged final settlement of his share of William Holleman's estate.	HOLLEMAN, Sarah F. (I28002)
11718	On 29 November 1654 Sarah patented 300 acres of property in Lynnhaven Parish in Lower Norfolk County. The land was made up of a 100 acre parcel that was the residue of property that had been consigned to her deceased husband Simon Handcocke by Thomas Holt in 1645, and 200 acres due to Sarah for the transportation of four people into the colony.	(UNKNOWN), Sarah (I60972)
11719	On 29 Oct 1784, Asa certified to the Selectmen of Townsend "that Jerusha Carter came from Luningburge to live with me 15 Jul 1784."	HEALD, Asa (I54828)
11720	On 3 October 1693, at the age of 15, Nathaniel was apprenticed to Thomas Russel, a Citizen of London and a member of the Skinner's Guild. Nathaniel's apprenticeship was for a period of 7 years.	CURLE, Nathaniel (I4498)
11721	On 30 April 1687, according to a stipulation in William's will, Anthony Moseley, Bartholomew Williamson, John Caraway and Edward Moseley marked off and divided the lands that were to go to William's sons four oldest sons, Simon, William, Samuel and John.	HANDCOCKE, William (I60974)
11722	On 30 May 1907, Theodore delivered the address at the unveiling of the equestrian statue of General J.E.B. Stuart on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia.	GARNETT, Theodore Stanford Jr. (I62606)
11723	On 30 October 1690, Samuel and Thomas Morgan signed an appraisal that they had made of the estate of John Smythe, silversmith. This is the first mention of Samuel in the extant records of Elizabeth City County.	CURLE, Samuel (I1144)
11724	On 30 October 1941 the depositions of Nellye Cannon O'Keefe, née Nellye Cannon, and J.P. Lamb of Palatka, Florida, the two subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament of Joseph Hill Ferebee were submitted to the Norfolk County, Virginia Circuit Court Clerk's Office.	FEREBEE, Joseph Hill (I67)
11725	On 31 August 1645, Abraham was among the members of First Church who signed a covenant to assist in the establishment of the Free School of Roxburie.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
11726	On 31 December 1946, he returned to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with the intention of completing his degree in mechanical engineering. He was back in Richmond after only one semester.	GABRIEL, Paul Hermann Jr. (I6)
11727	On 31 July 1751, in Isle of Wight County, Virginia Court, Jane was named as the orphan of John Summerell. John Willis qualified as her guardian.	SUMMERELL, Jane (I2238)
11728	On 31 July 1751, in Isle of Wight County, Virginia Court, Sarah was named as the orphan of John Summerell. John Willis qualified as her guardian.	SUMMERELL, Sarah (I1239)
11729	On 31 May 1701, Martha was admitted to the membership of the First Church of Beverly.	CLEAVES, Martha (I2701)
11730	On 31 May 1919, Gunvald signed his Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United Sates. His declaration was processed through the U.S. District Court at Charleston, South Carolina as Gunvald was a resident of Sullivan's Island at the time.	GUNDERSEN, Gunvald Oliver (I61308)
11731	On 31 October 1861, James enlisted in the 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army. He was mustered-in as a private on 14 December 1861 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Two years later, he re-enlisted at Bealton Station, Virginia. James was promoted to corporal on 12 December 1864. He was mustered-out of service on 13 July 1865 at Cloud's Mills, Virginia, three months after General Lee's surrender to General Grant at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia.	AARON, James Henry (I28593)
11732	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Adelaide was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph.	RANDOLPH, Adelaide Hudson (I33670)
11733	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Annie Laurie was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph.	RANDOLPH, Annie Laurie (I33650)
11734	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Bertha was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph.	RANDOLPH, Bertha Olivia (I33653)
11735	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Charlie was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph. John Hudson, Charlie's brother-in-law, qualified as his guardian.	RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I33007)
11736	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Hilda was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph. It was her 9th birthday.	RANDOLPH, Hildon Myrtle (I33655)
11737	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Julia was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph.	RANDOLPH, Julia Anna Elizabeth (I33652)
11738	On 31 October 1910 in Lenoir County, North Carolina Superior Court, Nannie was named as the orphan of C.T. Randolph.	RANDOLPH, Nancy Elizabeth (I33651)
11739	On 4 June 1748, Priscilla Curle signed a statement renouncing any legacies given or bequeathed to her by her deceased husband's will.	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
11740	On 4 May 1636, John patented 200 acres on a neck of land located on the West side of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River in Elizabeth City County, Virginia Colony.	YATES, John (I630)
11741	On 4 November 1696, the Court at Charlestown directed Isreal Proctor to proceed with the division of James' estate.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
11742	On 4 November 1696, the estate of James Hildreth was divided among his five living children.	HILDRETH, Margaret (I3783)
11743	On 4 November 1696, the estate of James Hildreth was divided among his five living children.	HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
11744	On 4 November 1696, the estate of James Hildreth was divided among his five living children.	HILDRETH, Ens. Richard (I3931)
11745	On 4 November 1942 in Albany, New York, Ray enlisted as a Private in the US Army.	PECKHAM, Raymond Lee (I64296)
11746	On 4 October 1641, Francis was one of three men appointed as tobacco viewers [inspectors] for the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River.	MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
11747	On 4 October 1647 and on 2 October 1659, Nicholas was chosen as one of the two Constables for the borough.	CURLE, Nicholas (I1142)
11748	On 4 September 1840, having reached 21 years of age a few months earlier, James acknowledged final settlement of his share of his father's estate.	HOLLEMAN, James Henry (I27997)
11749	On 4 September 1840, Thomas Wrenn, husband of Margaret Holleman Wrenn, acknowledged final settlement of his share of William Holleman's estate.	HOLLEMAN, Margaret A. (I28001)
11750	On 5 August 1700, Elizabeth lost her chancery suit against Edward Clark.	DOWNING, William (I23250)

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