Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,151 to 15,200 of 16,752

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15151	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.	CHANDLER, Roger (I3706)
15152	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.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
15153	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.	REDIAT, John (I3792)
15154	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.	HOSMER, James (I3800)
15155	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.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
15156	The funeral service in Amory Funeral Home Chapel was followed by burial in Peninsula Memorial Park.	FREEMAN, Herbert Lendo Jr. (I65248)
15157	The funeral service was officiated by David Fowler and Barbara's grandson Robert. Burial followed at Chapelwood Memorial Gardens.	MAGRUDER, Barbara Louise (I51836)
15158	The genealogical position as John Logue's mother assigned her in this database is questionable and is based solely on the enumeration of her in John's home in the 1870 census. To date, no other mention of her has been found.	(UNKNOWN), Rebecca (I28852)
15159	The General Court granted the petition on 18 May 1653, and the petitioners were allowed two years to seat twenty families at the new plantation.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
15160	The General Court of Virginia meeting at James City on 13 October 1626 granted passes for travel to England to Mr. William Gainye, William English, Thomas Spileman and Francis Mason.	MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
15161	The governor of the Province of New Hampshire authorized Ephraim to call the first town meeting for the newly incorporated town. This meeting was held on 10 Oct 1768 at the home of Zedekiah Drury. Ephraim served as the first chairman of the Board of Selectmen in Temple.	HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
15162	The grant was for "the said John Yates for the transportation of himself and his wife Joane Yates and Richard Yates into this Colony". Whether this was John's son, Richard, can not be ascertained from extant records.	YATES, John (I630)
15163	The grave marker that he shares with his wife suggests that he was reinterred at Pinelawn Memorial Park, Kinston, North Carolina after the cemetery opened during the early 1950's.	MCCOY, James Albert Jr. (I28210)
15164	The groom was "of Andover, Massachusetts>"	Family: Stephen CUMMINGS / Eleanor HEALD (F6300)
15165	The groom's sister, Ella E. Logue, and brother, James L. Logue, signed as witnesses to the ceremony.	Family: Millard Edward LOGUE / Myrtle May GILLESPIE (F1562)
15166	The Hampton River and the town of Hampton were originally named "Southampton".	CURLE, Samuel (I1144)
15167	The hand written portion of this list of Ferebee and Weiss family birth, marriage and death dates is believed to have been written by Leonora Ferebee Weiss.	Source (S2905)
15168	The heading of his Estate Inventory notes "An inventory of the Estate of Leiunt James Hildreth deceased Aprill. 14: 1695"	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
15169	The Hoogeveen parish burial register notes that her body was buried at no expense to her family due to their poor circumstances.	JANS, Klaasje (I61612)
15170	The Hoogeveen parish burial register notes that his body was buried at no expense to his family due to their poor circumstances.	TIJLBAART, Assien Jans (I61611)
15171	The identification of James' second wife is revealed by a document dated 19 October 1680 by which William Vaughan forfeited all of his rights in the estate of James Wichard that he had acquired by marrying Wichard's widow Elizabeth Purdy Wishard.	Family: James WISHART / Elizabeth PURDY (F4278)
15172	The identities of their parents have not been determined.	Family: (unknown) LANGLEY / (UNKNOWN) (F6021)
15173	The identity of the mother of these five children has not been determined.	Family: William ARMISTEAD / (F5410)
15174	The inclusion of Elizabeth's inscription on the Williams family monument and her continuing residence with Elizabeth G. Luke Herbert suggest that she was the daughter of Peter Herbert.	HERBERT, Elizabeth (I59871)
15175	The infant and her twin sister both died during June 1874 while on a visit with their mother at "Mt. Pleasant" in Powhatan County, Virginia.	KENNON, Rebecca (I63165)
15176	The infant and her twin sister both died during June 1874 while on a visit with their mother at "Mt. Pleasant" in Powhatan County, Virginia.	KENNON, Georgiana (I63166)
15177	The infant died about three and a half months later.	HOSMER, Stephen (I3962)
15178	The infant died at 10:00pm on 10 March 1903 at 130 Cherry Street in the Manhattan Borough of New York City. He was 5 months old.	RANDOLPH, James Michael (I63264)
15179	The infant died at 2:00am on 29 June 1904 at 130 Cherry Street in the Manhattan Borough of New York City. She was 6 months old.	RANDOLPH, Cecilia Margaret (I63266)
15180	The infant died at 3:00pm on 13 May 1934.	HARRISON, Barbara Jean (I28222)
15181	The infant died at 6:15 am on 28 July 1915. She was not quite 3 months old.	BOYD, Lilly Ruth (I60915)
15182	The infant died at 9:00pm on 24 August 1887 at 10 Hamilton Street in New York City. He was 6 months old. Cause of death was noted as "acute diarrhea".	RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I63255)
15183	The infant died at "half past ten oclock" on 31 December 1855, at less than three weeks of age.	THOMAS, Joseph (I27735)
15184	The infant died at a Durham, North Carolina hospital on 17 April 1995. He was 12 days old.	MITCHELL, Harold Jennings III (I63652)
15185	The infant died at Memorial General Hospital in Kinston, North Carolina at 3:20pm on 24 December 1943. He was 5 months old.	MALPASS, Ronald Lee (I63381)
15186	The infant died at the age of 3 months.	HILDRETH, Elizabeth (I3780)
15187	The infant died at the age of three weeks.	FEREBEE, Mary Adams (I7353)
15188	The infant died during August 1632.	CURLE, Allen (I4503)
15189	The infant died during January 1602/3.	HEALD, Ellen (I4112)
15190	The infant died during October 1892 in the Western Branch district of Norfolk County, Virginia. He was 9 months old at the time of his death.	CRAGIN, Willie Lee (I2347)
15191	The infant died five months later.	HOSMER, John (I4002)
15192	The infant died in 1867, at less than a year of age.	MEANS, Ballard Preston (I62921)
15193	The infant died in Mercer, Tennessee on 10 February 1921. She was 6 weeks old.	LAY, Gladys Irene (I64154)
15194	The infant died in Mississippi on 2 October 1844, the same day as his birth.	CRAGIN, (male infant) (I2898)
15195	The infant died in Sacramento, California on 9 September 1950. He was 2 days old.	GABRIEL, Ricce Bernarr (I33005)
15196	The infant died in Townsend on 23 June 1759 at the age of six months.	HEALD, Peter (I54843)
15197	The infant died later the same day.	WEBB, Howard James III (I59503)
15198	The infant died of "acute colitis" at his parents' Portsmouth, Virginia home, 746 Emmett Street, on 31 August 1917. He was 6 months, 12 days old at the time of his death.	HUNT, John Herbert (I61280)
15199	The infant died of "inflammation of the lungs" during March 1857 at 4 months of age.	MERCHANT, Herbert (I57830)
15200	The infant died of a "bowel hemorrhage". He was 5 months and 20 days old at the time of his death.	BARCLAY, Cecil Herbert (I60031)

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