Notes: Our Family History

Matches 13,851 to 13,900 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
13851	The 1930 and 1940 enumerations note that Fred was a civil engineer employed first by a paving company and later by a bridge and road construction company in New Jersey.	SCHRODER, Frederick Edward Sr. (I64403)
13852	The 1930 census enumerated Helen as "Head H" and noted that she was a widow.	WALLER, Matthew Page (I62689)
13853	The 1930 census indicates that Anderson had retired.	GWIN, Anderson Jr. (I59815)
13854	The 1930 census indicates that Judson was a veteran of the Mexican War.	GWIN, Judson Hope (I59822)
13855	The 1930 census names a male child "Andrew S. Peed" aged 16 in the place of Florence. This appears to be an enumeration error.	PEED, Florence A. (I61428)
13856	The 1930 census names them as husband and wife.	Family: Judson X. TROTTIER / Virginia E. MITCHELL (F7738)
13857	The 1930 census noted that Courtney was employed as a librarian in Richmond.	MARSHALL, Courtenay N. (I59718)
13858	The 1930 census noted that Hunsdon had retired.	CARY, Hunsdon (I59626)
13859	The 1930 census noted that she had been 23 years of age at the time of her marriage.	Family: (unknown) EWING / Fairfax CARY (F5988)
13860	The 1930 census notes Irene's occumpation as "private nurse".	COOKE, Irene B. (I62862)
13861	The 1930 census notes that Claiborne was an employee of the Martin Company.	KERSH, Claiborne Snead Sr. (I64340)
13862	The 1930 census notes that Daniel was employed by the Department of Sanitation as a mechanic.	O'LEARY, Daniel J. (I63270)
13863	The 1930 census notes that his wife Irene is a widow.	THOMPSON, (unknown) (I62865)
13864	The 1930 census notes that Hulda was employed as a public school principal.	EBERHARDT, Hulda (I27748)
13865	The 1930 census notes that James was working as an "assembler" in an auto factory in the Portsmouth, Virginia area. By May 1940 he was employed as a "laborer" at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth.	TERRY, James C. (I2119)
13866	The 1930 census notes that Marie was employed as a school teacher.	(UNKNOWN), Marie Nicholl (I62868)
13867	The 1930 census notes that Nannie was 20 years old at the time of the marriage, suggesting a date of about 1911.	Family: Daniel Wardell CHERRY, Sr. / Nancy CARNEY (F7742)
13868	The 1930 census notes that Paul made his living as a welder at an oil refinery.	MARVEL, Paul Raymond (I28972)
13869	the 1930 census notes that Walter was employed as a collector for a real estate company.	HOOVER, Walter Bernard Sr. (I57874)
13870	The 1930 census notes them as husband and wife.	Family: Henry Lofton LAY / Irene Virginia MOORE (F7629)
13871	The 1930 US Census notes that 14-year-old Rillie and their Uncle Willie were living with her brother Leon's family. Her mother had died in 1923.	ANDREWS, Rillie (I65229)
13872	The 1930's and 1940's saw him working at Hampton and Newport News drug stores.	GARBER, Albert Benton (I28384)
13873	The 1940 census named them as husband and wife.	Family: Jefferson Davis MACMILLAN / Anne M. (UNKNOWN) (F7691)
13874	The 1940 census notes Claiborne as the "proprietor" of a chili parlor in the Atlanta area.	SNEAD, Claiborne (I64407)
13875	The 1940 census notes May as "head of household" and as "married". Gunvald is not part of the household, and has not been located in any 1940 census enumeration.	GUNDERSEN, Gunvald Oliver (I61308)
13876	The 1940 census notes that Daniel was working as a "store keeper" at the Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia.	CHERRY, Daniel Wardell Jr. (I64443)
13877	The 1940 census notes that Dorothy was employed as a "typist".	CHERRY, Dorothy (I64442)
13878	The 1940 census notes that Grover was employed as a "telegraph linesman" for the Steam Railroad Company.	STROUD, Grover Cleveland (I64570)
13879	The 1940 census notes that Herbert was employed as a brakeman at a steel and wire mill.	SYKES, Herbert Whitfield (I55219)
13880	The 1940 census notes that Lemuel made his living as a machinist in a railroad shop.	STROUD, Lemuel Newsom (I64568)
13881	The 1940 census notes that Louis was employed by the WPA as a "plasterer" during the renovation of Naval Hospital Portsmouth.	HALL, Louis (I61307)
13882	The 1940 census notes that Martha was working as a nurse in a Baltimore hospital.	BAILEY, Martha Rebecca (I52093)
13883	The 1940 census notes that Maynard was working as a feed mill operator in Greenville County, South Carolina.	LANCASTER, Maynard Hensley (I21998)
13884	The 1940 census notes that Maynard was working as a salesman selling wholesale paint supplies.	LANCASTER, Maynard Hensley Jr. (I21997)
13885	The 1940 census notes that Odin was working as a sales personnel manager in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.	THOMAS, Odin (I27749)
13886	The 1940 census notes that Robert made his living working as an accountant.	SCHMIDT, Robert Austin (I52094)
13887	The 1940 census notes that Rosser was working as a "collector" for a coal and oil company.	CHERRY, Leonidas Rosser Jr. (I64461)
13888	The 1940 census notes that Walter was employed as a machinist at one of the two DuPont plants located in the Richmond area.	HOOVER, Walter Bernard Jr. (I64538)
13889	The 1940 census notes that William was employed as a machinist at the Norfolk Navy Shipyard located adjacent to the city of Portsmouth, Virginia.	ARMSTRONG, William J. (I2123)
13890	The 1940 census, enumerated 16 April, names them husband and wife.	Family: John Cragin KNOX / Mary Violet MOSBY (F7853)
13891	The 1940 US Census address for Herbert's family was Route 1, and noted family lived in same area in 1935. Herbert owed his home which was valued at $3000.00 in 1940, and listed as farm land. His death certificate in 1976 gives 1533 Briarfield Road as last address.	FREEMAN, Herbert Lendo Sr. (I65246)
13892	The 1940 US Census lists Charles as living with his wife Ellen and daughter Betty in the home they owned at 438 Lee Street.	BATTS, Charlie Cecil (I60394)
13893	The 1940 US Census lists Ellen as living with her husband Charles and daughter Betty in the home they owned at 438 Lee Street in Hampton. By October 1943, when her divorce paper notes separation, Ellen lives at 416 Chapel Street, and in November 1946 at 41-A Elizabeth Road.	IRONMONGER, Ellen Amelia (I64832)
13894	The 2 June 1680 division of the Wolves Neck plantation between George's three daughters and their respective husbands suggests that either or both of George's sons were deceased by that date.	ASHALL, Richard (I60952)
13895	The 2 June 1680 division of the Wolves Neck plantation between George's three daughters and their respective husbands suggests that either or both of George's sons were deceased by that date.	ASHALL, George (I60953)
13896	The 21 November 1625 patent date referenced in the 1675 patent would seem to be incorrect when considered within the context of our current knowledge of William Langley's existence in the Virginia Colony. There are no extant Virginia land patents between 3 September 1624 and 2 February 1626/7, and, therefore, no way to verify the ownership of the cited 1625 patent.	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
13897	The 25 September 1749 Norfolk County will of Thomas Scott named his "Granson Samuel Veal."	VEALE, Samuel (I58151)
13898	The 26 March death date noted on this record is incorrect. Florida died on 25 March and was buried on 26 March.	Source (S1064)
13899	The 27 January 1762 will of William Craford declared "and for the Regard I bear to the Memory of Mary Veale my former House Keeper, as well as the natural Love I bear to her Children...".	(UNKNOWN), Mary (I58382)
13900	The 27 January 1762 will of William Craford suggests that there were, at least, two children from this union when it states "I give unto the Children of Eliz. Veale otherways Herbert, deceased,....".	Family: Hillary HERBERT / Elizabeth VEALE (F2381)

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