Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,101 to 15,150 of 16,752

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15101	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, Nicholas (I5483)
15102	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 (I5484)
15103	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, Susanna (I5492)
15104	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, Nicholas (I4466)
15105	The estimate for this birth date has been established by the fact that Abby was still under the legal age of 21 years on 20 April 1775.	LANGLEY, Abigail (I59848)
15106	The estimate for this date is based on the June 1767 order of the Elizabeth City County Court to make an inventory and appraisal of the estate of David Wilson Curle, dec'd. The addition of nine months to June 1767 brings one to the latest possible birth date for this child.	CURLE, Priscilla (I4216)
15107	The estimate for this marriage date is based on the birth date of the couple's first known child.	Family: Michael GIZEWSKI / Elisabeth GALEWSKI (F1616)
15108	The estimate for William's birth date is based on the fact that he was his father's heir, and, therefore, his father's oldest living son.	LANGLEY, William (I10010)
15109	The estimate for William's birth date is based on the notation in the 18 August 1969 granting of the administrator's bond for his estate that he was an Infant.	GUTHERICK, William (I45927)
15110	The estimate for William's birth year is based on his being 24 years old at the time of his first known marriage.	MACYE, William (I4019)
15111	The estimate for William's birth year is based on his being 25 years old at the time of the birth of his eldest known child.	MACYE, William (I2641)
15112	The estimate of his death date is based on the fact that his wife, Martha, could not by law have made a will as long as he was living.	WALLACE, James (I44581)
15113	The estimate of James' birth date is based on English Law which allowed anyone 17 years or older to act as the executor of a will. James was named as his father's executor in 1702.	THELABALL, James (I51559)
15114	The exact date and circumstances of Richard's immigration to the Massachusetts Bay Colony are unknown.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
15115	The exact date of George's immigration to the Massachusetts Bay Colony is unknown. But his participation in the original settlement of the Musketaquid Valley by English families places him in the Colony by the fall of 1635.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
15116	The exact date of John's immigration to the Massachusetts Bay Colony is unknown. But his participation in the original settlement of the Musketaquid Valley by English families places him in the Colony by the fall of 1635.	HEALD, John (I3687)
15117	The examination took place on 17 June at the Lazarus home. Apparently, none of the signs associated with witchcraft were found, for the case against Joane was not taken to trial.	(UNKNOWN), Joyce (I10012)
15118	The Executors named in the will refused the executorship, and Basil M. Jones was granted administration of the Estate.	CURLE, Elizabeth Scarsbrooke Wilson (I1352)
15119	The extract of his death record at Woburn notes that he died on the 7th of June.	SIMONS, William (I3720)
15120	The fact that he and his older brother John died within a week of each other suggests that they succumbed to a contagious disease.	CONANT, Isaac (I59037)
15121	The fact that he and his younger brother Isaac died within a week of each other suggests that they succumbed to a contagious disease.	CONANT, John (I59036)
15122	The fact that Rosea Tyler Herbert wrote her will and signed it on 10 Feb 1782 makes it very unlikely that her husband, Richard, was living at that time.	HERBERT, Richard (I1369)
15123	The Family Bible record entry incorrectly notes the year as 1803. The marriage bond and the wedding announcement are dated 1802.	Family: John Curle HERBERT / Mary BUTLER (F11)
15124	The Family Bible Record incorrectly notes the year of the marriage as 1831. The inaccuracy of the 1831 date is supported by their marriage bond which is dated 1832.	Family: Francis Costin HERBERT / Elizabeth Sarah LANGLEY (F10)
15125	The Family Bible Record notes that he died "of fever while at sea". While the Bible entry gives no date for his death, it is known from the Revolutionary War Bounty Warrant Application File of his uncle Capt. Thomas "Silverfist" Herbert, that Richard was deceased prior to Jan 1831, as he was not considered an heir to his uncle's estate.	HERBERT, Richard Curle (I103)
15126	The Family Bible record states that Thomas died on the 20th of grip [influenza] and asthma.	HERBERT, Thomas Swepstone (I57604)
15127	The family Bible record, however, notes her death date as 8 May 1910 at her Colonial Apartment home in Norfolk, Virginia.	JACOBS, Annie W. (I62289)
15128	The family gathered at Pine Lawn Memorial Park in Kinston, North Carolina on 24 April 2012, in remembrance of Langley's birth, to share memories of her and to scatter her ashes at the site of the grave marker that she shares with her husband, Paul. Each of her daughters took some of Langley's ashes to scatter in favorite places they had shared with her.	COTTEN, Margaret Langley (I7)
15129	The family gathered for a memorial service held graveside at 3pm at Barren Ridge Church of the Brethren Cemetery. The Reverend Carl Trout officiated. She was buried next to her husband Fred.	FARMER, Nettie Marie (I65032)
15130	The family history written by LeGrand states that he and his wife had seven children, though the history names only six of the seven.	Family: Dr. LeGrand James WILSON / Elizabeth Cary SKIPWITH (F7150)
15131	The family resided in Argentina until 1948. At that time Catherine returned with her daughters to the US and settled in New York City.	Family: Horacio MOYANO / Catherine Baird COCKE (F7273)
15132	The family resided on Halterstraat in Zutphen in 1879. By 1881 they had moved to Dieserstraat. 1886 saw the family back on Halterstraat.	Family: Jan UITERWIJK / Geertje Elisabeth HUURMAN (F6745)
15133	The family story continues that he left England and spent 1736 in Antigua, and then made his way to the Virginia Colony during 1737.	EMMERSON, Rev. Arthur (I61056)
15134	The February 1711/12 audit of William Chichester's estate noted that John was alloted 86:00:10, which amounted to one quarter of the estate's value on that date.	CHICHESTER, John (I51571)
15135	The First Congregational Church records note that John was buried on 6 September 1775, and that he was 65 years old at the time of his death.	ROBBINS, John (I3663)
15136	The first mention of Cornelius Loftin in the records of Surry County is found on a deed between Walter Lashly and himself, conveying 280 acres of land on the south side of the Nottoway River.	LOFTIN, Cornelius (I58564)
15137	The first mention of Edward in the extant records of the Virginia Colony is as a soldier on the active duty roster of the Middlesex County Militia, dated 10 July 1676.	CLARK, Edward (I23245)
15138	The first mention of George in the Virginia Colony concerns his appearance before the Lower Norfolk County Court on 20 January 1647/8.	ASHALL, George (I56014)
15139	The first mention of him in the public record is a 29 June 1671 entry in Book I of the Concord Register noting the birth of a daughter Mary.	ROBBINS, Robert (I3831)
15140	The first mention of Nicholas in the "Town Book of Lewes" notes his appointment on 3 Oct 1625 as one of the two Headborowes for the following year. A headborowe was an assistant Constable. Nicholas formally accepted the post on 20 Oct 1625.	CURLE, Nicholas (I1142)
15141	The first mention of Simon in the records of the Virginia Colony occurs on 15 May 1637 when he served as one of twelve jurors in a civil case in Lower Norfolk County.	HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
15142	The first mention of Stephen in Colonial Virginia records occurred during Jan 1642/3 when he was deposed in a Northampton County Court case. He made oath to be about 20 years of age.	COSTIN, Stephen (I20086)
15143	The first mention of Thomas Peters in the records of Virgina is on a Surry County deed dated 17 Jul 1715 for property sold by George and Sarah Jordan to Thomas on that date.	PETERS, Thomas (I58544)
15144	The first mention of William Langley in the Virginia Colony is in the Lower Norfolk County Court Records of 15 February 1644/5 when the Court ordered that he be paid for the keeping and maintenance of a ferry at "Daniell Tanner's Creeke" for the convenience of the inhabitants of the county. The Court made mention of this agreement at the 15 October 1645 session and again at the 15 December 1645 session.	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
15145	The first mention, found to date, of James in the extant records of Lower Norfolk County occurs on 7 November 1648, when he entered into an agreement with his mother-in-law, Alice Mason, and his brother-in-law, Lemuel Mason.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
15146	The first years of her career were spent with Neiman Marcus in Dallas, Texas, and with the Home Shopping Network in Tampa, Florida.	SCHRODER, Ceslie Alliene (I64420)
15147	The following entry appears in the Concord records recorded at Boston: "Thomas Dane had a daughter boune 24.(12.)1642." This entry has, by tradition, been accepted as the birth date of Sarah Frances Dane.	DANE, Sarah Frances (I3680)
15148	The Freeman's Oath legally bound the individual to the government of the colony, and thereby, its laws and orders. Additionally, the Oath required participation by the individual in local and colonial affairs when called upon.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
15149	The Freeman's Oath legally bound the individual to the government of the colony, and thereby, its laws and orders. Additionally, the Oath required participation by the individual in local and colonial affairs when called upon.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
15150	The Freeman's Oath legally bound the individual to the government of the colony, and thereby, its laws and orders. Additionally, the Oath required participation by the individual in local and colonial affairs when called upon.	HEALD, John (I3687)

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