Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,401 to 15,450 of 16,752

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15401	The letter stated that Col. Wilson had recommended Curle for the position. The letter did not note that Nicholas Curle was Wilson's son-in-law.	CURLE, Nicholas (I1150)
15402	The letter stated that Wilson had recommended Mr. Nicholas Curle as the new Naval Officer for the Lower District. The letter did not note that Curle was Wilson's son-in-law.	WILSON, Col. William (I44651)
15403	The list does not note Thomas' last place of residence in England.	DANE, Thomas (I3704)
15404	The little boy died a week before his fourth birthday.	MARR, Barron Hope (I59202)
15405	The little boy died on 3 June 1800, at the age of 6.	BARRAUD, Robert Francis (I62576)
15406	The little girl died at her home, "Lower Bremo", one of the three residences at Bremo plantation in Fluvanna County, Virginia.	COCKE, Nannie Oliver (I63086)
15407	The little girl died during December 1861. She was 5 years old.	DYSON, Eva (I52893)
15408	The little girl died on 22 July 1822, at 21 months of age.	BARRAUD, Ann Blaws (I62588)
15409	The little girl died on 30 December 1861, a week shy of her first birthday.	MEANS, Sallie Stark (I62917)
15410	The little girl died on 8 February 1874, at the age of 2.	BARRAUD, Catherine Curle (I62575)
15411	The little girl died on Saturday, 17 October 1835. She was 2 months shy of her 10th birthday.	TUTTLE, Margaretta Elizabeth B. (I57584)
15412	The little girl had, apparently, died before 16 March 1745/6 as she was not named in her father's will of that date.	CUSTIS, Mary Brown (I62501)
15413	The location in Scotland of John's birth has not been determined. However, according to the Scots Ancestry Research Society, the surname of Craigen/Craigyn derived from a local place-name in the district of Kyle, Ayrshire. The name is Lowland Scots and without clan affiliations.	CRAGGEN, John (I2632)
15414	The location of her original interment is unknown.	BRIDGES, Margaret Ferguson (I63148)
15415	The location of his grave in the yard is unknown.	PHIPPEN, William (I4515)
15416	The Lot of Slaves assigned to her on 2 January 1760 from her father's Estate was given into the hands of George Walker, Sr., her Guardian.	CURLE, Jane (I1347)
15417	The majority of her estate was left to her sister Betty. Small bequests were made to her nephews John and Bailey Guy.	LANGLEY, Lydia (I58826)
15418	The Manor of Colyton was part of the land holdings of Henry Courtenay, Earl of Devon and Marquis of Exeter at the time of his 1539 execution by King Henry VIII. With Courtenay's death, the property reverted to the Crown.	CLARKE, John (I2639)
15419	The marriage announcement noted that Jonathan was "of Norfolk" and that Mrs. Lawson was "of Norfolk County".	Family: Jonathan LANGLEY / Susanna DENBY (F7018)
15420	The marriage announcement noted that the bride was the eldest daughter of Johnson Mallory of Norfolk and that the groom was of Elizabeth City County.	Family: Thomas W. LOWRY / Martha B. MALLORY (F5170)
15421	The marriage announcement noted that the groom was a Surgeon in the U.S. Navy.	Family: Dr. George T. KENNON / Ann C. BOUSH (F5083)
15422	The marriage announcement noted that the groom was the son of Governor Joseph Johnston of Alabama.	Family: Forney JOHNSTON / Clara Vernon COCKE (F7235)
15423	The marriage ceremony was performed by Samuel Holt, Minister of the Gospel, and witnessed by Jasper Etheridg.	Family: Barfield FUTRELL / Nancy CANADY (F8036)
15424	THE MARRIAGE DATE IS NOT GIVEN IN THE INDEX. WHERE DID I GET IT?	Family: Benjamin Alexander BAILEY, Jr. / Sarah Ann WATKINS (F1066)
15425	The marriage entry in the town book notes that they were"both of Temple".	Family: Joseph HEALD, Jr. / Jane TENNEY (F6278)
15426	The marriage entry noted that William was a widower.	Family: William MARSH / Susannah THOMAS (F4334)
15427	The marriage is proved by a deed from the Scotts to Matthew Costin for Agnes' dower interest in the land left to him by his father Francis.	Family: Azariah SCOTT / Agnes (UNKNOWN) (F872)
15428	The marriage of Hanna Horne, daughter of Thomas Horne, to Abel Llewellyn is stated as part of the chain of ownership.	Family: Abel LLEWELLYN / Johanna HORNE (F3790)
15429	The marriage of Mary Horne, daughter of Thomas Horne, to Thomas Fanshaw is stated as part of the chain of ownership.	Family: Thomas FANSHAW / Mary HORNE (F4321)
15430	The marriage record noted that Charles was a naval officer.	Family: Charles WEBSTER / Anne OLD (F4874)
15431	The marriage record notes that Douglas was a resident of Quebec, Canada at the time of the marriage, and that he was employed in the civil service of Quebec Province.	Family: Douglas TAYLOR / Mary I. LANCASTER (F6667)
15432	The marriage register entry noted that James and Joane were both residents of Mobberley Parish.	Family: James HEALD / Joane STRETTELL (F501)
15433	The marriage register entry notes that Abijah was "of Ashburhham", a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts.	Family: Abijah JOSLIN / Kezia FARRAR (F6379)
15434	The marriage register entry notes that Edward was "of Plainfield" and that Dorothy was "of Concord".	Family: Edward SPALDING / Dorothy HAYWARD (F477)
15435	The marriage register entry notes that they were both "of Townsend".	Family: Solomon PARCE / Eunice FARRAR (F6380)
15436	The marriage register entry notes that they were both "of Townsend".	Family: Ensign Isaac FARRAR / Hannah DIX (F6378)
15437	The marriage register entry notes that they were both "of Townshend".	Family: Isaac FARRAR / Sarah BROOKE (F5273)
15438	The marriage register noted that Robert was a resident of Warrenton, VA and that Janey resided in Norfolk at the time of their marriage.	Family: Robert Athelstan MARR / Jane Barron HOPE (F5345)
15439	The marriage register noted that William was "of Framingham" and Elizabeth was "of Concord".	Family: Dea. William BROWN / Elizabeth CONANT (F6330)
15440	The marriage register notes that Eileen was a resident of Atlanta, Georgia and that Abbott resided in Bethel, North Carolina.	Family: Abbott Milton MCWHORTER / Dana Eileen TYLER (F4450)
15441	The marriage register notes that Hennie was a widow at the time of the marriage, and that Herbert made his living as a "merchant".	Family: Herbert Livingston SMITH / Henrietta GARRETT (F6875)
15442	The marriage took place between Oct 1910, when Lou was named as Olivia Randolph in the application for Letters of Administration of her deceased husband C. T. Randolph's estate, and 12 Sep 1918, when she was noted as the wife of William Finch on his World War I registration card.	Family: William Joseph FINCH / Olivia WATERS (F1819)
15443	The marriage would have been executed by a local magistrate at a private home, as early Massachusetts law stated that marriage was a civil contract, not a religious sacrament. In fact, it was against the law for a minister to marry a couple until 1686.	Family: Sgt. John HEALD / Sarah Frances DANE (F423)
15444	The maternity of Col. William's first two children is not known.	KENDALL, Col. William (I51819)
15445	The maternity of Lemuel's four children has not been determined.	Family: Lemuel LANGLEY / (F6093)
15446	The Middlesex County entry notes "Joseph Barker the son of John Barker......"	BARKER, Joseph (I3948)
15447	The Middlesex County Probate Court granted administration of William's estate to his father John Barker and his wife and relict Dorothy Barker on 8 May 1704.	BARKER, William (I3310)
15448	The militia was on active duty in response to the outbreak of civil unrest that would later be known as Bacon's Rebellion.	CLARK, Edward (I23245)
15449	The minister's return noted that both the bride and the groom were residents of Portsmouth, and that George made his living working as a brick layer.	Family: George Washington ARMISTEAD / Agnes Sarah HERBERT (F126)
15450	The minister's return noted that the bride and the groom were both residents of Norfolk County, and that Joseph made his living as a farmer.	Family: Joseph Kinder FEREBEE / Mary Hester CRAGIN (F108)

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