Matches 13,501 to 13,550 of 16,752
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| 13501 | Silas and his wife Bertie with their two daughters in 1930 lived on Briarfiled Road in Wythe District of Elizabeth City County, VA. The family residence in 1940 was given as Route 1, North Hampton, Elizabeth City County, VA. Silas, Bertie and daughters lived near his brothers-in-law, Ira and Herbert's families. Silas owned his home in 1930, valued at $500.00. The family had no radio set. In 1935-1940 Silas owned his home on Route 1 in North Hampton, valued at $2600.00. (Note: Elizabeth City County merged into the Independent City of Hampton in 1952.) | MORGAN, Silas Albert (I65305)
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| 13502 | Silas worked as an iron measurer at the shipyard in 1930, and as a ship fitter in 1940. I checked the Alphabetical Index of Occupations for the 15th US Census and was unable to find 'iron measurer' in job descriptions. From an online marine jobs source: A shipfitter is a person who has the responsibility to make sure that all the necessary repair work in a ship is done properly and efficiently. | MORGAN, Silas Albert (I65305)
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| 13503 | Silas' last residence was in Thomasville, GA. | DEKLE, Silas Mark (I33765)
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| 13504 | Simon died during the spring or early summer of 1700. | HANDCOCK, Simon (I56798)
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| 13505 | Simon had died prior to 22 June 1654 when letters of administration were granted on his estate. | HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
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| 13506 | Simon Neal, Records Agent, search & document extract: e-mail (sn014i4785@blueyonder.co.uk) | Source (S4535)
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| 13507 | Simon served as Church Warden of Lynnhaven Parish in 1643, the year of its inception. | HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
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| 13508 | Simon was one of seven men appointed on 18 November 1646 "for the taking of just and true Lists of all tythable persons, lands, horses,... within this County". | HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
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| 13509 | Simon's will dated 28 January 1738/9, names his wife Ann and his son William as co-executors. | HANCOCK, Simon (I55571)
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| 13510 | Simon's will dated, 13 February 1700, appointed his wife Susannah as executrix of his estate. Jacob Johnson, James Wishart and Gale Collins signed the document as witnesses. | HANDCOCK, Simon (I56798)
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| 13511 | Since both Doris and Hubert were stationed at Wright Field, OH, during their wartime service, it is reasonable that they met there. | BAKER, Hubert Alton (I21556)
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| 13512 | Since both Doris and Hubert were stationed at Wright Field, OH, during their wartime service, it is reasonable that they met there. | Family: Hubert Alton BAKER / Doris Mae MICHELSON (F966)
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| 13513 | Sister died in Portsmouth, Virginia on 10 February 1969. She was 72 years old at the time of her death. | FEREBEE, Elizabeth Virnelson (I91)
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| 13514 | sister of Robert Burgess Hitchings father | HITCHINGS, Elvie Virginia (I59933)
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| 13515 | Six weeks later, on 31 August 1642, Francis patented 1250 acres of land at Hoggpen Point in Lower Norfolk County. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 13516 | Six years later, on 9 December 1668, Christopher and Mary sold the same 150 acres to Thomas Pitt. | HALLIMAN, Christopher (I27905)
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| 13517 | Skip died on 8 June 2007. He was 79 years old at the time of his death. | MACDONALD, Donald William Sr. (I63322)
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| 13518 | Skip was born at 5 Yates Avenue in Linwood, Pennsylvania on 19 July 1927. | MACDONALD, Donald William Sr. (I63322)
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| 13519 | Solomon had died prior to a 24 December 1794, the publication date of a notice in The Herald and Norfolk and Portsmouth Advertiser, when Ann Shepherd, administratrix of Solomon's estate, authorized Robert Brough of Norfolk to settle the estate. | SHEPHERD, Solomon (I55448)
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| 13520 | Solomon named his wife Jacamine and his brother Tully Cason as his executors. He signed his will on 11 March 1803. | CASON, Solomon (I60056)
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| 13521 | Solomon named his wife, Agnes, as his executrix, and signed his will by signature on 10 January 1834. | CASON, Solomon (I45109)
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| 13522 | Solomon was 75 years old at the time of his death. | BARCLAY, Solomon Tatem (I59987)
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| 13523 | Solomon was about 58 years old when he died. | SHOLAR, Solomon (I60652)
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| 13524 | Solomon's will and the attached codicil were proved in Norfolk County Court on 15 December 1834 by the oaths of James G. Toomer and Fanny Toomer. They were duly ordered to be recorded. | CASON, Solomon (I45109)
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| 13525 | Solomons' obituary noted that he died " in his 44th year, leaving a wife and child and his mother" | CASON, Solomon (I45109)
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| 13526 | Some early Norfolk County Court records show the surname as "The La Balle". | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 13527 | Some evidence suggests that he was born in Yorkshire. | COOKE, Vicar William (I3499)
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| 13528 | Some time after 12 Mar 1714/15, when Lot appears on a Middlesex County deed as being "of Beverly", but before the 10 July 1716 birth of his daughter Martha in Concord, he and his family left Beverly to make their home in Concord. | CONANT, Lot (I2691)
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| 13529 | Some time after April 1940, Myrtle married Howard. | Family: Howard T. KNUDSEN / Myrtice Susan SIMS (F7688)
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| 13530 | Some time after the Revolutionary War, Ephraim left Temple and took up temporary residence in the Kennebec Valley in Maine. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 13531 | Some time around 1902, Herman was injured in an accident while cleaning out an ash pit in the steam engine roundhouse. An engine, whose wheels were supposed to be locked out, rolled over his left hand, severing the four fingers and leaving only the thumb. The railroad company management moved Herman inside to a desk job as a clerk. He did well in this new capacity. He had a knack for math and for organization. By 1907 he had been promoted to foreman, and within a couple more years he was an assistant yardmaster. By the time he retired in 1942, at the age of seventy, Herman had served the Pennsylvania Railroad as yardmaster of the Wilmington yards for twenty-one years | GABRIEL, Hermann Carl (I28573)
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| 13532 | Some time between her arrival in Roxbury with her parents in 1637 and her marriage to Edmund Parker in May 1647, "Elizabeth How, daughter of Abraham How" was admitted to the membership of the First Church of Roxbury. | HOW, Elizabeth (I3776)
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| 13533 | Some time between the enumeration of the 1920 census and the 1930 census, William disappears from all records. His wife, Claudia, is noted as a "widow" in the 1930 census and the 1940 census. | KING, William Solomon Sr. (I61330)
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| 13534 | Son Cyril's birth certificate (27 Oct 1922) attests to Anna's having 3 children born alive and still living. I believe I have transcribed Anna's middle name correctly from birth certificate. Looking for confirmation. | HONZAY, Anna Jennie (I64892)
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| 13535 | Son Daniel's 1906 marriage license states father now dead. | BRITT, Matthew (I65293)
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| 13536 | Son Daniel's 1906 marriage license states mother living. | SMITH, Nancy (I65294)
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| 13537 | Son Herbert's marriage certificate (21 Dec 1945) lists both parents as living. | MOORE, Benjamin Robert (I63607)
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| 13538 | Son Herbert's marriage certificate (21 Dec 1945) lists both parents as living. | HOBGOOD, Effie (I63608)
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| 13539 | Son Ira's 1920 marriage license states father dead. | FREEMAN, Enoch (I65256)
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| 13540 | Son John Dixon Batts' death certificate (1935), informed by C.C. Batts, lists Verona, Onslow Co, NC, as Elizabeth's birth place, but 1850 Census lists her place of birth as New Hanover County. Looking at historical maps of NC counties, I believe that at the time of Elizabeth's birth Verona was included in New Hanover Co, but by the time of John's death in Onslow Co. | DIXON, Elizabeth (I60823)
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| 13541 | Son's 1924 marriage license states father dead. | ROBERSON, H. R. (I65240)
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| 13542 | Son's 1924 marriage license states father living. | MORGAN, J. P. (I65306)
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| 13543 | Son's 1924 marriage license states mother dead. | (UNKNOWN), Annie (I65241)
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| 13544 | Son's 1924 marriage license states mother living. | (UNKNOWN), Sarah Ann (I65307)
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| 13545 | Son's 1925 marriage license states father living. | BULLUCK, Josh K. (I65236)
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| 13546 | Son's 1925 marriage license states mother living. | (UNKNOWN), Tishie (I65237)
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| 13547 | Son, Moody Cofer, is named in his grandfather Thomas Copher's 1783 will. | Family: Thomas COFER / Elizabeth MOODY (F1260)
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| 13548 | Sons Ephraim and Josiah may have joined their father at some point and then remained in Maine, as there is no further record of them in Temple. Son Nathan does appear in the post-1800 records of Temple. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 13549 | sons Littleberry Ivey b 4 Dec 1770 & Henry Ivey b. 1 Apr 1773 | COTTON, Sarah (I26651)
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| 13550 | Sophia witnessed the will of Anna Wilkerson on 3 Dec 1839 with her mark as Sophia Tolson. Her son Joseph Adams was born ca 1845. | Family: Joseph ADAMS / Sophia (UNKNOWN) (F2752)
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