Notes: Our Family History

Matches 11,751 to 11,800 of 16,752

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11751	On 5 Jan 1773, Ephraim was one of thirty-five Townshend residents who, having previously purchased a pew on the floor of the meeting house, on that day drew a number determining the location of the pew. Ephraim received pew No. 15.	HEALD, Lt. Ephraim (I3652)
11752	On 5 Jan 1773, Isaac was one of thirty-five Townshend residents who, having previously purchased a pew on the floor of the meeting house, on that day drew a number determining the location of the pew. Ephraim received pew No. 26.	FARRAR, Isaac (I60706)
11753	On 5 Jan 1773, John was one of thirty-five Townshend residents who, having previously purchased a pew on the floor of the meeting house, on that day drew a number determining the location of the pew. John received pew No. 2.	CONANT, John (I2723)
11754	On 5 Jan 1773, Sarah was one of thirty-five Townshend residents who, having previously purchased a pew on the floor of the meeting house, on that day drew a number determining the location of her pew. Sarah received pew No. 16.	FARRAR, Sarah (I2715)
11755	On 5 Jun 1885, Yeager, Condon and Maggie swore to the authenticity of the inventory and appraisement.	MONEY, Joseph T. (I30139)
11756	On 5 Mar 1646/7 during the Quarter Court in Lower Norfolk Co, VA, Sir William Berkley, Knt. Governor of the Colony of Virginia appointed Francis as High Sheriffe of Lower Norfolk Co.	MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
11757	On 5 October 1757, Mary and her eldest son Peter, age 24, jointly sold the Middlesex County, Virginia land that had been left to her for life by her husband's February 1745/6 will. Mary and her children then moved to Southampton County, Virginia where her daughter Mary Clark Murray had resided since her marriage to Alexander Murray in 1752.	HUNT, Mary (I23264)
11758	On 6 December 1652, "Joane Yates, Wid[ow]" patented 200 acres of land at the head of the West Neck Branch of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River in Lower Norfolk County. The patent was granted in exchange for a certificate of importation listing four headrights.	(UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
11759	On 6 Jul 1694, the Norfolk County Court recorded the inventory of John's estate, as sworn to by his widow, now Margaret Llewellyn.	MARKHAM, John (I564)
11760	On 6 May 1784, the Isle of Wight County Court recorded the inventory and appraisal of Thomas' estate that had been made by Thomas Wrenn, William Gay and John Davis.	COPHER, Thomas (I28017)
11761	On 7 April 1725, George began an apprenticeship as a bricklayer, with his uncle William Hancock as his master.	HANCOCK, George (I56802)
11762	On 7 April 1769, prior to sailing for Madeira, and island off the coast of Portugal, William granted administration of his business affairs to his wife Ann Wishart Keeling.	KEELING, Capt. William (I55598)
11763	On 7 January 1740/1, William Robinson as administrator of John's estate, presented his accounts concerning the estate to the Princess Anne County Court.	WISHART, John (I56176)
11764	On 7 June 1776, members of the Virginia Revolutionary Convention meeting at Williamsburg voted unanimously for independence from Great Britain.	HERBERT, Caleb (I1244)
11765	On 7 June 1999, the remains of John and his wife Letty were exhumed and moved to Antioch Baptist Church in Yale, Virginia. There they were reinterred in front of the monument that had been erected in John's honor in 1932.	MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
11766	On 7 June 1999, the remains of John and his wife Letty were exhumed and moved to Antioch Baptist Church in Yale, Virginia. There they were reinterred in front of the monument that had been erected in John's honor in 1932.	NELMS, Lettice (I25782)
11767	On 7 May 1802, Thomas received a certificate for probate on the will of Samuel Ballance.	HAPPER, Thomas Walker (I58425)
11768	On 8 August 1766, the Isle of Wight County Court awarded daughter Rebecca and her husband John Clark "their Share of the Personal estate" of William Richardson.	RICHARDSON, William (I23291)
11769	On 8 March 1654/5, George was among nine men, three from each of the "Quarters", chosen to act as a public overseer.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
11770	On 8 March 1654/5, James was among nine men, three from each of the "Quarters", chosen to act as a public overseer.	HOSMER, James (I3800)
11771	On 9 April 1648 the Cambridge Townsmen offered Richard farm land in Shawshine, the area that was later to become Billerica. The offer was made on condition that the land would revert to the town in the event that Richard chose not to utilize it. He would have no right of sale or of transfer. Should he vacate the property, compensation to him would be limited to improvements.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
11772	On 9 August 1777 in Sussex County, Virginia, Harris took the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to the Commonwealth of Virginia, renouncing all allegiance to King George III of Great Britain.	COTTON, Harris (I26389)
11773	On 9 August 1777 in Sussex County, Virginia, Richard took the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to the Commonwealth of Virginia, renouncing all allegiance to King George III of Great Britain.	COTTON, Richard (I26649)
11774	On 9 July 1772, William Nimmo, George Wishart and Samuel Boush presented the inventory of Thomas' estate to the Princess Anne County Court.	WISHART, Thomas (I56192)
11775	On 9 Sep 1586, John Satchfield, natural and legitimate son of Anne Satchfield, accepted the charge of execution and administration of the will.	SMITHE, Anne (I4683)
11776	On birth certificate name given as Kirby Rogers Jr. In NC Death Collection, name given as Kirby Smith Rogers, Jr.	ROGERS, Kirby Jr. (I60254)
11777	On each of the four documents, his signature and seal were witnessed by Mathew Godfrey, William Nicholson and John Hebdon.	CHURCH, Richard (I55514)
11778	On his draft registration card Lowry is described as being 5'9 1/2" tall, slender, with blue eyes and light brown hair.	HUBBARD, Lowry White (I64818)
11779	On his WWI draft registration card, dated 11 Sep 1918, Howard named his closest relative as Patricia Logue.	Family: Howard Thompson LOGUE, Jr. / Priscilla HAHN (F5894)
11780	On James' baptismal certificate, the Latin phrase "Ipse Baptizand", roughly translated as "the person being baptized", was written on the line where the second sponsor's name should normally appear, indicating that there was no second sponsor.	RANDOLPH, James Michael (I63264)
11781	On Joseph's baptismal certificate, the Latin phrase "Ipse Baptizand", roughly translated as "the person being baptized", was written on the line where the second sponsor's name should normally appear, indicating that there was no second sponsor.	RANDOLPH, Joseph Charles (I63263)
11782	On marriage certificate (1946), Ellen listed Dare, VA, as her place of birth. On her delayed certificate of birth (1943), she listed Seaford, VA. Both are unincorporated communities in York County on the Virginia Peninsula.	IRONMONGER, Ellen Amelia (I64832)
11783	On Monday, 31 Mar 1766, a public meeting was held in the County Court House on Main Street in Norfolk to organize a society of the Sons of Liberty. The purpose of the society was to protest the Stamp Act. William served as one of the secretaries at the meeting.	CURLE, Col., Elizabeth City Co, VA militia. William Roscow Wilson (I1156)
11784	ON ORDER FROM NEHGS	Source (S1624)
11785	ON ORDER FROM NEHGS.	Source (S1625)
11786	On that date her son Anthony sold property in Elizabeth City Co. that did not pass to him until her death.	TUCKER, Mary (I4202)
11787	On that same date, Anne Tatem, Relict and Executrix, renounced any benefit by the will.	TATEM, Capt. Nathaniel (I55178)
11788	On the 1900 US Census Bryant's listed occupation is wagon driver. The census in 1910 states that Bryant was manager of a farm and resided in Jacksonville, Onslow County. The 1930 census and 1945 death certificate note occupation as farmer and residence as Duplin County,	FUTRELL, Bryant Washington (I60371)
11789	On the 1940 Census, Fritz is listed as a laborer at the cooperative feed mill. From 1951-66 Fritz and Norma owned and operated Your Cafe in Buffalo Lake, followed by five years working at Freddy's Cafe in Hector. They also managed Oakdale Country Club for 30 years.	ZUELKE, Fredrich R. (I64883)
11790	On the above noted date Elizabeth was named in Norfolk County Court as the orphan of John C. Herbert , dec'd. She chose her brother, Francis C. Herbert, as her guardian. John C. Pinner posted security.	HERBERT, Elizabeth Costin (I108)
11791	On the above noted date Susanna was named in Norfolk County Court as the orphan of John C. Herbert , dec'd. She chose her brother, Francis C. Herbert, as her guardian. John C. Pinner posted security.	HERBERT, Susanna Costin (I107)
11792	On the above noted date Thomas was named in Norfolk County Court as the orphan of John C. Herbert , dec'd. He chose his brother, Francis C. Herbert, as his guardian. John C. Pinner posted security.	HERBERT, Thomas R. (I109)
11793	On the above noted date, John was named as the orphan of John Herbert, dec'd, and made choice of Curle Tucker as his guardian before the County Court. John and Curle were 1st cousins, once-removed.	HERBERT, John (I76)
11794	On the above noted date, Margaret was named as the orphan of John Herbert, dec'd, and made choice of her mother, Judith Herbert, as her guardian before the County Court.	HERBERT, Margaret (I617)
11795	On the above noted date, Moseley, was apprenticed to John Brown of York Co, VA to learn the carpenter's trade.	ARMISTEAD, Moseley (I1190)
11796	On the above noted date, Pascow was named as the orphan of John Herbert, dec'd, and made choice of his mother, Judith Herbert, as his guardian before the County Court.	HERBERT, Lieut., military rank; Capt., civilian occupation Pascow (I619)
11797	On the motion of William Roscow Wilson Curle, Executor, a Certificate was granted him for obtaining Probate upon his giving Security to insure the Estate.	CURLE, Lt. in the British Royal Navy Nicholas Wilson (I1345)
11798	On the same date, James Jr gave up all inheritance rights to the senior Thelaball's Elizabeth River Parish home plantation, leaving it entirely to his brother Francis. Francis, then, compensated his brother James, Jr by assigning to him property that had been gifted to Francis by James Sr on 23 February 1685/6. This land in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk County was made up of the 380 acres originally patented by their father, James, Sr on 15 October 1651.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
11799	On the same date, John, also, received 150 acres on a neck of land located on the East side of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River; this grant for the transportation of three persons.	YATES, John (I630)
11800	On the same date, Lot deeded his grist mill and the water rights to two-thirds of the mill stream at the Old Iron Works Farm to his youngest son Ezra.	CONANT, Lot (I2691)

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