Notes: Our Family History

Matches 14,051 to 14,100 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
14051	The child was born about 2 weeks after her father's death.	HAYWARD, Rebecca (I3723)
14052	The child was born after the 16 February 1623/4 enumeration of those living in Elizabeth City, but prior to the 7 February 1624/5 Muster of Inhabitants in which he was noted as "borne in Virginia".	MASON, Francis (I4725)
14053	The child was born at "Glennair" near Norfolk, Virginia on 25 November 1874.	BARRAUD, St. Julien Wilson (I63059)
14054	The child was born at 1619 East 14th Street in Wilmington, Delaware on 12 March 1894.	KEMSKE, Emil John (I28682)
14055	The child was born at his parents' Washington Street, Brooklyn, New York home. He was delivered by Dr. George H. Doty at 8:00am on 24 April 1886.	GRIFFITHS, Butler (I59252)
14056	The child was born on 18 April 1909.	KNOX, (infant son) (I64731)
14057	The child was born on 3 May 1678.	CURLE, Nathaniel (I4498)
14058	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GABRIEL, Sidartha Estelle (I31389)
14059	The child was delivered on 1 October 1919 by Dr. L.C. Frederick at his parents' Claymont Street home in Wilmington, Delaware.	KEMSKE, Robert Paul (I28771)
14060	The child was enumerated in the census taken during June 1850, but not in the census taken 10 years later during August 1860.	BAILEY, Henry F. (I25906)
14061	The child was less than three months old at the time of her death.	WATERS, Julia Frances (I60853)
14062	The child was named as deceased in a Princess Anne County, Virginia deed dated 3 December 1745 between William & Ursula Purdy and Arthur Sayer.	MILLER, Mary (I59827)
14063	The child was not enumerated in the 1910 census with her mother and brother.	MASON, Catherine Bruce (I62388)
14064	The child was not enumerated with his parents in the July 1870 census.	HANSON, Edward Anderson (I63047)
14065	The child was not listed with her parents in the 30 April enumeration of the 1930 census.	LEWIS, Lucretia Worthington (I62417)
14066	The child was two and a half years old at the time of her death.	HOSMER, Mary (I3974)
14067	The child's body was interred at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia.	MCKOY, (infant) (I60203)
14068	The child's body was interred in the Whitehurst - Peterson Family Cemetery in Old Norfolk County, today the City of Chesapeake.	WHITEHURST, Mary Elizabeth (I61998)
14069	The child's body was interred on 17 June 1914 in the W.M. Cary family plot at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia.	CARY, Cecil (I60302)
14070	The child's obituary, published on 4 July 1854, noted that she was "2 years and 6 months" old at the time of her death. The actual death date was not given.	COCKE, Nannie Oliver (I63086)
14071	The child's step-grandfather, William Moseley [the elder] names "my grandchilde Corker" in his will dated 29 June 1655.	CORKER, Susannah (I61012)
14072	The civil register entry made at Zutphen noted that the child died "on board".	UITERWIJK, Azina (I61790)
14073	The Cocke family bible record notes her birth as 15 October 1873.	KENNON, Rebecca (I63165)
14074	The Cocke family bible record notes her birth as 15 October 1873.	KENNON, Georgiana (I63166)
14075	The colonists of Virginia had thought that, once Charles II was restored to the throne of England, some of the strict laws imposed by the Cromwell's Commonwealth would be relaxed. That was not to be.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
14076	The company muster roll for March & April 1862 notes that John was absent due to illness. And on 7 May 1862, he was discharged for "being over 35 years old".	COTTEN, John Archer (I21632)
14077	The complaint was referred to the next meeting of the Court.	(UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
14078	The complete defeat of the British at the Battle of Great Bridge, seven months before the writing of the Declaration of Independence, ended the rule of the British in Virginia.	HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
14079	The Conant house is frequently mentioned in Townshend records and Middlesex County records of the time as the meeting place of various local and county committees.	FARRAR, Sarah (I2715)
14080	The Concord death register entry reads thusly: Dea. Amos Heald formerly of the Town, Latly Removed to Townsend, husband to Elizabeth his wife, died at Townsend January the fourth 1775 in the Sixty seventh year of his age".	HEALD, Deacon Amos (I3676)
14081	The Concord records state that "George heaward senr husband to mary his wife died 29 march 71."	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
14082	The Concord Register entry for their marriage notes that John was "of Townshend" and Sarah was of "of Concord".	Family: John CONANT / Sarah FARRAR (F200)
14083	The Concord Register entry for this birth notes "Joseph Barker the son of Joseph Barker....".	BARKER, Joseph (I3948)
14084	The Concord Register, Book II notes that "Mary Barker ye daughter of William Barker (deceast)& Dorothy his wife was Borne February ye 18th 1703/4."	BARKER, Dorothy (Mary) (I3952)
14085	The Concord Register, Book II notes that "William Barker ye husband of Dorothy his wife dyed ye 17th day of December 1703." He was 29 years old at the time of his death.	BARKER, William (I3310)
14086	The Concord Registers, Book I note "mildred wife to Thomas Dane died Sept. 15. 1673".	(UNKNOWN), Mildred (I3764)
14087	The Continental Congress established a military hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia in July 1776. Anthony served first as apothecary, and later as head surgeon at the facility.	DIXON, Dr. Anthony Tucker (I4210)
14088	The Convention passed a resolution forming a Naval Board that quickly acted to divide the state into districts in order to better handle the job of defending each geographical area. Work soon began to build or acquire ships to constitute the fleets of the James, York, Rappahannock, and Potomac River districts.	HERBERT, Caleb (I1244)
14089	The correct spelling of Willie's given name is difficult to ascertain. It appears in the Herbert Family Bible record as "Thirza"; on her marriage license as "Thyrzer"; and on her death certificate and cemetery stone as "Thursa".	HERBERT, Thirza Williams (I1770)
14090	The couple could not have married until James completed his indenture to Nicholas Davies. His receipt of a house lot from the town of Charlestown on 3 January 1636/7 indicates that his apprenticeship to Davies had been concluded.	Family: James HAYWARD / Judith PHIPPEN (F428)
14091	The couple entered into a covenanted marriage agreement on 10 June 1661 in Concord.	Family: Sgt. John HEALD / Sarah Frances DANE (F423)
14092	The couple had 1 child.	Family: Walter F. RANDOLPH / Mary V. CARROLL (F7291)
14093	The couple had 1 daughter, Susan D. Vanholt. She married E.P. Nash, of Norfolk, Virginia, on 13 September 1831.	Family: Joseph VANHOLT / Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) (F3779)
14094	The couple had 2 children.	Family: Joseph Charles RANDOLPH / Susan DANAHER (F7292)
14095	The couple had a daughter and a son, in addition to Henry's 5 children by his first wife Emma.	Family: Henry Thomas LAY / Willie Anna CLAYTON (F7524)
14096	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: John Parker BAILEY / Joan Alice HODNETT (F2954)
14097	The couple had eight children: four daughters and four sons.	Family: Francis NURSE / Rebecca TOWNE (F5271)
14098	The couple had four children.	Family: Simeon HAYWARD / Elizabeth DANFORTH (F465)
14099	The couple had married before 16 February 1623/4 when they were enumerated in the "List of Names of the Living in Virginia" as Francis Mason and Mary Mason.	Family: Lieut. Francis MASON / Mary (UNKNOWN) (F578)
14100	The couple had married by 21 September 1756 when they presented a suit in Princess Anne County Chancery Court against Anthony Moseley, as "administrator of Mary Moore dec'd who was the widow and executrix of Capt. Henry Moore decd...".	Family: Jacob HUNTER / Susannah MOORE (F3461)

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