Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,051 to 15,100 of 16,752

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15051	The date 24 November 1640 noted on Thomas' grave stone as his birth date was, in fact, his baptismal date.	CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
15052	The date and circumstances of Francis' emigration from England are unknown.	BARKER, Francis (I60512)
15053	The date and circumstances of William's emigration from England are unknown.	SIMONS, William (I3720)
15054	The date and location of John's death suggest that he was a soldier of the British-American forces facing the French-Canadians at Lake George, New York during 1756. The armies probed and harassed one another with scouting and raiding parties, while each army worked to complete its fort; the British, Fort William Henry and the French, Fort Carillon (Fort Ticonderoga).	BARRETT, John (I54879)
15055	The date of Abraham's arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony is unknown. However, the records of the First Church of Roxbury note that Abraham and his wife (her name is not given) were admitted as members in 1637.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
15056	The date of Elizabeth's birth has been estimated from her death entry in the Malden records that note her age as "68 years" at the time of her death in August 1963.	(UNKNOWN), Elizabeth (I60551)
15057	The date of John's arrival in the Virginia Colony is unknown.	HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
15058	The date of probate was not noted in the Will Book.	VEALE, George (I55445)
15059	The date of Richard's birth has been estimated from his death entry in the Chelmsford records that note his age as "88 years" at the time of his death in February 1692/3.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
15060	The date on which the will was proved is partially torn: 17 May 175----. Chronological placement in Will Book I, however, suggests 1750 as the correct date.	LANGLEY, Joseph (I10030)
15061	The date range for Pasco's birth has, therefore, been determined by the fact that a trade apprentice had to be between the ages of 10 and 18 years at the start of the apprenticeship.	CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
15062	The death date noted on her tombstone is 5 Sep 1770.	CONANT, Rebecca (I2698)
15063	The decision has been made, after a great deal of research and consideration, to end Mary's line here. Extensive work on the part of Rosemary Bowers Dodd suggests that Mary Curle married a William Williams. While there was, indeed, a William Williams living in Elizabeth City County, VA during the second half of the 18th century, there is, to date, absolutely no evidence of a marriage between Mary Curle and a William Williams.	CURLE, Mary (I4217)
15064	The deed directed that the income derived from the heifer and her increase was to go to William Langley to be used toward the expense of bringing up Lemuel Langley. The heifer and her increase were to become the property of Lemuel Langley when he reached the age of 18 years.	LANGLEY, Lemuel (I10013)
15065	The description of Jimmie Knox as Wadlington's "stepmother-in-law" in the 1920 census, substantiates the fact that Dora K. Felker was Dora Knox Perkins Felker.	Family: Wadlington H. FELKER / Eudora Cragin KNOX (F7851)
15066	THE DETAILS OF THIS WILL HAVE NOT BEEN ENTERED.	LANGLEY, Diana (I51041)
15067	The determination of Mary as the mother of these three children is based on the fact that Mary's dower portion of William Armistead's Estate was to be divided equally between them after her death.	Family: William ARMISTEAD / Mary Latham CURLE (F726)
15068	The determination of this woman as the wife of John Curle of All Saints Parish is based solely on the fact that there appears to have been only one John Curle of comparable age in the parish at the time of her death, and that her burial record reads thusly "Isabell, wife [of] John".	(UNKNOWN), Isabell (I4473)
15069	The division of Dixon's estate, made on 30 May 1805, was returned to the Hyde County, North Carolina Court during the August 1805 term, and ordered to be recorded.	BELL, Dixon (I40248)
15070	The division, however, appears to be unequal among the heirs and, therefore, suggests that there may have been other land involved in the estate.	COSTIN, Francis (I20113)
15071	The document appears from its form to be a copy of the original will that would have been filed by Ann Curle as Executrix with the Anglican Church Court of the Diocese of Chester in Lancashire.	CURLE, Andrew (I1346)
15072	The document was proved in Princess Anne County Court, and ordered recorded on 7 November 1739.	HANCOCK, Simon (I55571)
15073	The dwelling at 160 Washington St. was a boarding house in which 18 people resided, the majority of whom were not related. Never the less, the census taker recorded the occupants as a single family.	Source (S5342)
15074	The edge of the page is worn, making the marriage year illegible.	Family: Junius Edward EVERETT / Annie Eliza WILLIAMS (F1367)
15075	The Elizabeth City County Court issued an Order on 13 September 1813 directing that William Langhorne's Accounts of his Administration of Wilson Curle's Estate be examined and settled.	CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
15076	The Elizabeth City County Court ordered the will recorded on 26 September 1799 after it was proved by the oaths of all witnesses.	ARMISTEAD, William (I5666)
15077	The entry actually read "1739", but was recorded between an entry for 8 Jan 1729 and an entry for 21 Jan 1733.	CRAGIN, Judith (I2865)
15078	The entry in the Concord Registers appears as: "---------- ye 9th, 1701.2".	Family: Hugh BROOKS / Abigail BARKER (F6292)
15079	The Estate was finally settled on 16 July 1745 by Joseph Banister, Jacob Walker and William Westwood. It was presented to the Court on 17 July 1745 and duly recorded.	CURLE, Nicholas (I1150)
15080	The Estate was finally settled on 16 July 1745 by Joseph Banister, Jacob Walker and William Westwood. It was presented to the Court on 17 July 1745 and duly recorded.	RICKETTS, James (I42585)
15081	The estate, which was appraised at £506.08.08, listed a corn mill, a dwelling house by the mill, 1/16 part of the iron works, 12 acres of land adjacent to the iron works pond and the mill ditch, and 184 acres of wilderness land.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
15082	The estimate for Agnes' birth year is based on her being 20 years old at the time of her first known marriage.	MACYE, Agnes (I2640)
15083	The estimate for Alyce's birth year is based on her being 20 years old at the time of her first known marriage.	STYLE, Alyce (I4020)
15084	The estimate for Ephraim's birth year has been calculated from his guardianship records, dated July 1695, that state that he was 14 years of age.	HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
15085	The estimate for James' birth year is based on a deposition he made at Cambridge Court on 27 August 1651. He stated that he was 20 years old and the son of Richard Hildreth.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
15086	The estimate for John's birth date is based on two points. First, his mother, Judith, was apparently pregnant with her second child during Jun 1749. Secondly, he made choice of a guardian in 1764, a privilege which required the orphan to be at least 14 years of age.	HERBERT, John (I76)
15087	The estimate for John's birth year is based on the likely date of his parents' marriage and that of his own marriage.	HERBERT, John (I562)
15088	The estimate for Lot's birth year is based on his parent's marriage date and his own baptismal date.	CONANT, Lot (I2691)
15089	The estimate for Mary's birth date is based on the fact that legal consent was required for her marriage, thus, establishing that she was under twenty-one years of age on 16 Aug 1829.	BARRON, Mary A. A. (I1378)
15090	The estimate for Pascow's birth date is based on evidence that he made choice of a guardian in 1768, a privilage that required the orphan to be at least fourteen years of age. Legal guradianship was required by English Law for individuals who inherited substantial estates while they were under the legal age of twenty-one years.	HERBERT, Lieut., military rank; Capt., civilian occupation Pascow (I619)
15091	The estimate for Richard's birth year has been calculated from his guardianship records, dated July 1695, that state that he was 17 years of age.	HILDRETH, Ens. Richard (I3931)
15092	The estimate for Susan's birth date is based on the fact that legal consent was required for her marriage, thus, establishing that she was under twenty-one years of age on 21 Jun 1827.	BARRON, Susan Virginia (I1376)
15093	The estimate for the couple's marriage date is based on the birth date of their daughter.	Family: William A. DYSON / Elizabeth TRAVIS (F5805)
15094	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Joshua (I4467)
15095	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Katherine (I4495)
15096	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Ann (I4499)
15097	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Allen (I4503)
15098	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Mary (I4505)
15099	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Allen (I4506)
15100	The estimate for this birth date has been determined by utilizing the "usual" practice by 17th century Anglicans of having infants baptized the first or second Sunday following their birth. There were, of course, exceptions to this practice.	CURLE, Elizabeth (I4507)

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