Notes: Our Family History

Matches 13,701 to 13,750 of 16,752

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13701	The 1840 Census notes that two in the household, presumedly John and his father Noah, were employed in agriculture. In 1860 John was a farm laborer. In 1870 John, a farmer, must have owned his farm as its real estate value is listed.	FUTRELL, John (I60757)
13702	The 1840 Census notes that two in the household, presumedly Noah and his son John, were employed in agriculture. Both the 1850 and 1860 censuses list Noah as a farmer.	FUTRELL, Noah (I64863)
13703	The 1850 and 1860 censuses note that William made his living as a carpenter.	HOLLEMAN, William R. (I27999)
13704	The 1850 and 1860 censuses note Turner as a "Planter", a description that in the pre-Civil War South suggested ownership of 20 or more slaves and of extensive acreage.	CLANTON, Turner C. (I27318)
13705	The 1850 census notes Bettie's age as "11/12" on 17 July 1850, thus, establishing that she was born prior to 1850.	ROGERSON, Bettie H. (I62108)
13706	The 1850 census notes that Josiah made his living as a farmer.	FAISON, Josiah (I28046)
13707	The 1850 census notes that Samuel made is living as a "store keeper" in Portsmouth, Virginia.	CRAGIN, Samuel (I2035)
13708	The 1850 census notes that Thomas made his living as a farmer.	WRENN, Thomas (I28045)
13709	The 1850 census notes that William worked as a sawyer.	HERBERT, William Veale (I59873)
13710	The 1850 VA census gives her age as 70; an improbability, as it would have made her 11 years old at the time of her 1791 marriage.	DIXON, Lucretia (I57267)
13711	The 1850, 1860 & 1870 censuses note John's occupation as carpenter.	WILLIAMS, John (I52706)
13712	The 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses note that James made his living farming in St. George's Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware. By 1880, he had moved into Wilmington and was working as a "huckster", selling produce.	MONEY, James (I30135)
13713	The 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses note that John made his living working as a retail grocer.	HERBERT, John Luke (I52712)
13714	The 1860 census enumerates James as a "Junr Cabinet maker", residing in the home of cabinet maker David H. Stayton of Murderkill Hundred in Kent County, Delaware.	AARON, James Henry (I28593)
13715	The 1860 census noted Miles' place of birth as Carysbrook Mississippi. Carysbrook was likely the name of his parent's plantation, as research has not proved it to be the name of a Mississippi town.	CARY, Col. Wilson Miles (I5788)
13716	The 1860 census notes Jeff as a "Planter" in Richmond County, Georgia. This description in the pre-Civil War South suggested ownership of 20 or more slaves and of extensive acreage.	THOMAS, James Jefferson (I27730)
13717	The 1860 census notes Pinck as a "Planter" in Richmond County, Georgia. This description in the pre-Civil War South suggested ownership of 20 or more slaves and of extensive acreage.	THOMAS, Jonathan Pinckney (I27731)
13718	The 1860 census notes that Daniel made his living as a farmer in Panola County, Mississippi.	CRAWFORD, Daniel C. (I3299)
13719	The 1860 census notes that Herbert was working as a carpenter's apprentice. During the 1870's & 1880's he made his living as a carpenter. And according the the 1900 census he was a "carpenter and builder".	WILLIAMS, John Herbert (I52711)
13720	The 1870 and 1880 censuses list him as a "farmer" in Richmond County.	THOMAS, James Jefferson (I27730)
13721	The 1870 and 1880 censuses list him as a "farmer" in Burke County, Georgia.	THOMAS, Jonathan Pinckney (I27731)
13722	The 1870 and 1880 censuses note Robert's occupation as "auger maker".	AMES, Robert H. (I31101)
13723	The 1870 and 1900 censuses note that Clarence was working as a store clerk. By 1910, he was farming in Mississippi County, Arkansas.	MOORE, Clarence L. (I59612)
13724	The 1870 census lists five additional children for this couple.	Family: Lonsdale ROPER / Caroline M. (UNKNOWN) (F6614)
13725	The 1870 census noted that Sidney was and "invalid".	HERBERT, Sidney (I61443)
13726	The 1870 census notes that Butler was working as a sign painter. By 1880 he was making his living as a plumber.	GRIFFITHS, Butler A. (I59143)
13727	The 1870 census notes that Nicholas made his living as a farmer in Panola County, Mississippi.	KNOX, Nicholas Calvin (I64706)
13728	the 1870 census notes that William made his living as a teacher.	WILLIAMS, William Veale Herbert Sr. (I52707)
13729	The 1870 census notes Thomas' occupation as surveyor.	WILLIAMS, Thomas Herbert (I52709)
13730	The 1870, 1880 and 1900 censuses all note Annie's birth year as 1867.	CALLAHAN, Annie A. (I2346)
13731	The 1871 birth year noted on Annie's death certificate is incorrect, as she was enumerated in the 1870 census as being 3 years old and in the 1880 census as being 13 years old.	CALLAHAN, Annie A. (I2346)
13732	The 1880 and 1900 censuses note that Turner was working as a farmer in Richmond County, Georgia.	THOMAS, Turner Clanton (I27734)
13733	The 1880 census and Jake's 1903 burial permit each note that he made his living as a druggist.	ZEHRING, John C. (I62802)
13734	The 1880 census enumerates a 3 year old adopted son, Charles Merchant.	Family: Francis M. MERCHANT / Elizabeth L. HERBERT (F104)
13735	The 1880 census noted that Wilson was a commission merchant, or goods broker, in Richmond, VA.	CARY, Col. Wilson Miles (I5788)
13736	The 1880 Census notes John's occupation as "lawyer".	BURROUGHS, John J. (I62618)
13737	The 1880 census notes that Anna was employed as a teacher.	(UNKNOWN), Anna Agnes (I60012)
13738	The 1880 census notes that Jeff was working as a store clerk.	THOMAS, Jefferson Davis (I27738)
13739	The 1880 census notes that Joshua made his living as a "carpenter".	MITCHELL, Joshua Wilberton (I2332)
13740	The 1880 census notes that Lizzie was working as a seamstress. By June 1900 she was employed as a stenographer, and in April 1910 she was working in that capacity for a Memphis lawyer.	COOKE, Elizabeth Speard (I59611)
13741	The 1880 census notes that Rush made his living as a farmer.	NEWSOM, Rush O. (I50780)
13742	The 1880 census notes that Thomas and Mary had a 3 year old adopted daughter named Lella Swain.	Family: Thomas E. SWAIN / Mary Virginia HERBERT (F106)
13743	The 1880 census notes William's occupation as "teacher".	CARNEY, William T. (I64430)
13744	The 1884 Wilmington City Directory lists James as a "produce dealer" with his stand located at the "south west corner of 5th and French".	MONEY, James (I30135)
13745	The 1890 Norfolk City Directory listed Stockton as a resident of Norfolk, boarding at 40 York Street. It noted his occupation as a clerk employed by the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad.	COOKE, Stockton Sr. (I60168)
13746	The 1897 and 1898 Birmingham City directories state that John was the furnace manager for Sloss-Sheffield Steele & Iron Company at their North Birmingham facility. The 1898 directory additionally indicates that he served as the vice-president of Means & Fulton Iron Works, a company incorporated in 1897. His brother, Preston, was president of the company.	MEANS, John Hugh (I62919)
13747	The 1897 Birmingham City directory states that Preston held the positions of secretary and treasurer at Virginia & Alabama Coal Company's Birmingham facility. The 1898 directory indicates that he was president of Means & Fulton Iron Works, a company incorporated in 1897. His brother, John, was vice-president of the company.	MEANS, Robert Preston (I62916)
13748	The 1900 census and Annie's death certificate incorrectly note Tennessee as her birth place.	ZEHRING, Annie Moore (I62803)
13749	The 1900 census lists Virginia as his birthplace and that of his parents. This is incorrect. His father was born in Mississippi and his mother in Tennessee. His parents never resided in Virginia.	CARY, Rhea Preston (I59638)
13750	The 1900 census noted that Jennett was the mother of 5 children, of whom 2 were living in 1900.	Family: William D. ROPER / Jeanette Virginia WESTON (F6613)

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