Matches 12,001 to 12,050 of 16,752
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| 12001 | Peter's 24 May 1758 Townsend, Massachusetts marriage record states that he was "of Sliptown" (Temple), thus establishing him as a resident of New Hampshire prior to that date. | HEALD, Deacon Peter (I3654)
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| 12002 | Peter's obituary noted that he was a master boat-builder at the Gosport Navy Yard. | HERBERT, Peter (I52693)
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| 12003 | Peyton died during July 1982. He was 82 years old at the time of his death. | SKIPWITH, Peyton Jr. (I62855)
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| 12004 | Peyton died in Alma, Arkansas on 29 July 1940. He was 63 years old. | WILSON, Peyton Rhea (I62849)
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| 12005 | Peyton died of apoplexy [stroke] on 19 March 1882 in Memphis, Tennessee. He was 43 years old at the time of his death. | SKIPWITH, Peyton (I59591)
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| 12006 | Peyton died on 20 December 1999. He was 70 years old at the time of his death. | SKIPWITH, Peyton III (I62859)
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| 12007 | Peyton was noted as "deceased" on his wife Annie's 28 June 1959 death certificate. | SKIPWITH, Peyton (I59594)
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| 12008 | Peyton was residing in Desoto County, Mississippi with the family of his deceased mother's cousin Wilson C. Newsum. His father was practicing medicine in neighboring Tunica County. | SKIPWITH, Peyton (I59591)
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| 12009 | Peyton's last residence was in Petersburg, VA. | ROLLEY, Keith Peyton Phillips (I3820)
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| 12010 | Peyton's September 1918 World War I draft registration card notes his occupations as "carpenter". | WILSON, Peyton Rhea (I62849)
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| 12011 | Philip died after a brief illness on 21 September 1834 at his Sussex County, Virginia home. He was 71 years old. | BAILEY, Philip (I25783)
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| 12012 | Philip died in 1956. He was about 83 years old at the time of his death. | COCKE, Philip St. George (I63169)
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| 12013 | Philip died in Wilmington, Delaware on 16 March 1904. Cause of death was noted as "diabetes" and "heart exhaustion". He was 68 years old. | CABELL, Philip Barraud (I63103)
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| 12014 | Philip died of diphtheria on 14 October 1867 in Richmond, Virginia. He was four years old at the time of his death. | KENNON, Philip St. George (I63157)
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| 12015 | Philip died on 12 April 1896. He was 24 years old at the time of his death. | BRIDGES, Philip St. George (I63142)
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| 12016 | Philip died on 16 February 1906. He was 70 years old. | WILLIAMS, Philip Thomas (I28349)
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| 12017 | Philip died on 31 December 1913. He was 69 years old. | COCKE, Philip St. George (I63069)
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| 12018 | Philip died on Monday, 29 November 1830, at the home of his son-in-law, Richard H. Baker, at South Quay, Nansemond County, Virginia. | BARRAUD, Dr. Philip (I62561)
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| 12019 | Philip was born at "Belmead" plantation in Powhatan County, Virginia on Sunday, 15 March 1863. | KENNON, Philip St. George (I63157)
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| 12020 | Philip was born at his parents' home, "Belmead" plantation in Powhatan County, Virginia on Sunday, 17 March 1844. | COCKE, Philip St. George (I63069)
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| 12021 | Philip's 1834 obituary states that he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. | BAILEY, Philip (I25783)
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| 12022 | Philip's body was interred at Grace Episcopal Church Cemetery in Bremo Bluff, Virginia. | CAMPBELL, Philip Barraud (I63111)
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| 12023 | Philip's will appointed his "two sons Edmund Baily & George W. Baily" as executors. | BAILEY, Philip (I25783)
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| 12024 | Philip, also, served in the military during the War of 1812 for one month in 1814. He served in the same regiment and company as did his son Edmund. | BAILEY, Philip (I25783)
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| 12025 | Phillippe was born after January 1569, the date of his parents' marriage, but before 26 November 1581, the date of his father's will in which he was named. | DRAYCOTT, Phillippe (I55810)
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| 12026 | Photocopied booklet held by Lonnie Gene Baker; copy of this given to Paula Gabriel Futrell, Aug 2018. | Source (S5762)
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| 12027 | Photocopies of leaves. | Source (S4156)
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| 12028 | Photocopies of typed transcription. | Source (S271)
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| 12029 | Pieter was born at 6:00pm on 1 January 1890. | UITERWIJK, Pieter M. (I61650)
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| 12030 | place is a guess | HERBERT, Pendleton Hargroves (I58021)
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| 12031 | Place of birth in Index lists Bethel RFD. Bethel is in Pitt County adjacent to Martin County. Interesting note: US Postal Service's Rural Free Delivery had only begun in 1890 and was fully implemented across the United States in 1902. I believe from this information, a home mail delivery address given as place of birth, that Leon was born at home. | ANDREWS, Leon Wesley Sr. (I64509)
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| 12032 | Placed under Robert's command were militia companies from Richmond, Henrico, Albemarle and Petersburg in addition to the local Norfolk militia and volunteers and the sailors and marines from the frigate USS Constellation, that had been caught inside the British blockade of the Chesapeake. | TAYLOR, Robert Barraud (I62509)
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| 12033 | Plot: Section A Plot 15, same section and plot as her first husband, Lowry. | TUCKER, Emma Myrtle (I64810)
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| 12034 | Plot: Section A Plot 15. Windom Hubbard, of Crewe, was informant on death certificate. | HUBBARD, Lowry White (I64818)
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| 12035 | Polly and Francis were married on Tuesday 26 Jul 1842 at a 6:00 am ceremony in Portsmouth, Virginia by Rev. Thomas Hume. | Family: Francis Costin HERBERT / Mary Elizabeth CONSOLVO (F25)
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| 12036 | Polly and Joe were married by Rev. Richard M. Greer at a 7:00 pm ceremony. Fred M. Calhoun and Doris M. Calhoun stood as witnesses to the marriage. | Family: Jules Vernon FIELDS / Mary Pauline KEMSKE (F1539)
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| 12037 | Polly and Sharpie were married by Rev. John G. MacKenion at an 8:30 pm ceremony. Robert and Mary Beth Kemske, the bride's brother and sister-in-law, stood as witnesses to the marriage. | Family: Wilmer Edgar SHARPE / Mary Pauline KEMSKE (F1540)
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| 12038 | Polly died during the yellow fever epidemic that devastated the populations of Portsmouth, Gosport and Norfolk, Virginia during July, August and September of 1855. She was 39 years old at the time of her death. | CONSOLVO, Mary Elizabeth (I626)
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| 12039 | Polly died on 25 February 1853. She was 77 years old. | STUART, Mary (I27402)
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| 12040 | Polly had apparently died prior to November 1818 when her husband, Frederick, married for a second time. | CHRISTIAN, Polly (I26657)
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| 12041 | Polly was baptized by Rev. Frederick Doerr. | KEMSKE, Mary Pauline (I28785)
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| 12042 | Polly was delivered by Dr. Paul R. Smith at 11:50 AM. Her birth took place at her parents' home at 2301 Claymont Street. | KEMSKE, Mary Pauline (I28785)
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| 12043 | Polly's last residence was in Arnold, MO. | KEMSKE, Mary Pauline (I28785)
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| 12044 | Portia died of acute lobar pneumonia at 121 Raleigh Avenue in Norfolk, Virginia on 22 March 1907. She was 72 years old at the time of her death. | DEMING, Portia Virginia (I10064)
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| 12045 | Portsmouth City marriages 1920, Book 3, p. 92 file 11440. | WHITEHURST, Nathaniel Eskeridge (I59175)
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| 12046 | Portsmouth city marriages 1924, book 3, p. 189 | BOWERS, John Hobday (I59864)
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| 12047 | PORTSMOUTH DEATHS 1856-1895 [ONLINE] SAYS 18 APR 1838 | VIRNELSON, Joseph Edward (I468)
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| 12048 | Portsmouth Historical Association and The Friends of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum | Source (S1829)
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| 12049 | PORTSMOUTH MARRIAGE REGISTER 3, P. 161. | Family: Roy Eure HANCOCK / Jessie May FAISON (F6010)
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| 12050 | Portsmouth merchant | CONNER, William (I56869)
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