Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,451 to 15,500 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
15451	The minister's return notes that Christopher was from Isle of Wight County and Elizabeth was from Surry County.	Family: Christopher HALLEMAN / Elizabeth INMAN (F1233)
15452	The moniker of Sargent may have come from this period of military service, although there is nothing in the record to suggest such a rank.	HEALD, Sgt. John (I3679)
15453	The most likely year of her birth is that given on the 1850 census, when she was still in her teens.	VIRNELSON, Martha J. (I42099)
15454	The mothers of these three children have not been determined. It is likely, however, that they were born of either Lucretia Braithwait or Nancy Smallwood.	Family: Edmund ALLMAND / (F5703)
15455	The name Addie given in The Hollyman Family. Full name given in NC Birth Index information for daughter Edwina.	TUGWELL, Mary Adelaide (I28090)
15456	The name John Cragon appears on the list of 272 "Scotch" prisoners registered at Gravesend on 8 Nov 1651 as bound for New England on the John and Sarah. Further documents show that the prisoners were 'free by ordanance of Parliament dat 20th October 1651." Their freedom was, however, illusionary, as they had been purchased from the government by John Beex, Robert Rich and William Greene. Beex, Rich and Greene instructed Capt. Thomas Greene, Master of the John and Sarah, to make haste to New England and there to deliver their "Orders and Servants to Tho: Kemble of charles Toune." The Scots were to be sold by Kemble on behalf of his principals as indentured servants; thus recouping the monies which they had paid the English government.	CRAGGEN, John (I2632)
15457	The name of the individual noted on this death certificate as Charly's mother is incorrect. His mother was Anne Rosine Kind.	Source (S577)
15458	The name on this certificate was incorrectly entered as Virginia Caroline Mitchell, then incorrectly changed to Virginia Elizabeth Mitchell rather than Elizabeth Caroline Mitchell.	Source (S2684)
15459	The names of Roscoe's parents listed on his death certificate (supplied by his daughter Mary S. Klueppelberg) are incorrect.	Source (S1171)
15460	The need for Agnes' father to give consent for her to marry, establishes that she was under the legal age of 21 years on 20 February 1765.	VEALE, Agnes (I58148)
15461	The need for Catherine's father to give consent for her to marry, establishes that she was under the legal age of 21 years on 17 February 1773.	VEALE, Catherine (I55444)
15462	The new grave site was dedicated during a special gathering and reception at the church at 4:00pm on 13 June 1999.	MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
15463	The Nimmo Family Bible Record incorrectly notes the marriage date as 12 Oct 1851, which would have been impossible, as the marriage announcement appeared in [IT:The Richmond Whig:IT] on Friday 10 Oct 1851.	Family: Rev. William J. ZIMMER / Julia Ellis NIMMO (F3347)
15464	The Norfolk County birth register notes her as "Mary L. Marsh".	MARSH, Lillian Dale (I2310)
15465	The Norfolk County Court granted administration of George's estate to his wife Frances on 15 January 1694/5. Security was posted by Col. Anthony Lawson, Capt. William Crafford & Capt. Thomas Cocke.	NEWTON, George (I51585)
15466	The Norfolk County, VA Register of Births 1853 - 1917 and the 1900 US Census note 1891 as the year of Charles' birth.	VIRNELSON, Charles Buckston (I54744)
15467	The North Carolina Department of Health and two obituaries note Bill's death date as 13 August. I believe the date of death noted in the Social Security Death Index, 15 August, to be incorrect.	HUGER, Dr. William Elliott Jr. (I62722)
15468	The note of consent attached to the bond stated that Susanna Godwin Powell, mother of the bride, was the widow of Devorax Godwin and the wife of John Powell.	Family: John POWELL / Susanna KENDALL (F3043)
15469	The notice was enterred into the Lower Norfolk County Court records on 18 August 1657.	Family: Richard MARKHAM / Frances YATES (F22)
15470	The Oak Grove Cemetery burial records note "23 July 1889" as Mabel's birth date. The fact that she was enumerated in the June 1880 census negates 1889 as the correct year.	HERBERT, Mabel Telitha (I58042)
15471	The obituary for Katura lists great grandchildren, but I am unable to know who their parents are from obit 23 Mar 2018. Great grandchildren are Ethan, Lilly, Maddox and Benjamin. 29 Jul 2018/PGF	MOORE, Katura (I63609)
15472	The obituary noted that he was a graduate of the College of William and Mary and that he was an attorney.	TAYLOR, Archibald Y. (I62511)
15473	The official lists of the Massachusetts soldiers serving in King Philip's War note that a "John Heale" served under Major Simon Willard from 7 August 1675 to 25 January 1675/6 during the march to the relief for Brookfield, Massachusetts.	HEALD, Sgt. John (I3679)
15474	The only extant record concerning this girl child is the inscription on a shared cemetery stone at the Old Cemetery that reads "ye Birth & Death of A Daughter Febr ye 20th AD1746".	CONANT, (stillborn daughter) (I60591)
15475	The only extant record found to date nameing this individual is the June 1586 will of Anne Satchfield, ie. "Item I give to mye daughter Heathe xxs" (20 shillings).	SATCHFIELD, Heathe (I55805)
15476	The only proof of Anne's existence are her father's 5 July 1642 land patent application and the subsequent patent dated 31 August 1642, stating who she was and indicating that she had traveled [at some prior time] from England to the Virginia Colony.	MASON, Ann (I4726)
15477	The only references to this woman in her husband's will of 3 October 1720 are in noting items he passes on to his daughters that had belonged to their mother.	(UNKNOWN) (I60946)
15478	The only source for Thomas' death date is the ca 1852 transcription of the inscription on Thomas' slab stone. As it is unknown when the stone was actually carved, it is possible that the day and or month noted thereon may have been incorrect.	CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
15479	The only suggestion that this is the will of Andrew Curle, son of Wilson and Priscilla Meade Curle, is the fact that the copy of it was found in the Loose wills of the Elizabeth City County Court. The will was not recorded by the Court.	CURLE, Andrew (I1346)
15480	The only two records found to date that mention Joshua are his parent's wills. According to Judith Herbert's 1779 will, Joshua was not in Virginia. As the Revolutionary War was on going at that time, it might be supposed that he was a soldier or sailor fighting for the American cause. There is, however, no mention of him in extant Revolutionary War records.	HERBERT, Joshua Curle (I618)
15481	The original title of this book was A Record of Events in Norfolk County, Virginia from April 19th, 1861 to May 10th, 1862, with a History of the Soldiers and Sailors of Norfolk County, Norfolk City and Portsmouth who served in the the Confederate States Army or Navy	Source (S1600)
15482	The original will was lost. This is a copy of the transcription made by the clerk of the Elizabeth City County Court for the clerk of the Northampton County, VA Court. The original transcription is located in the Northampton County Court loose papers.	Source (S4994)
15483	The page in the will book is torn in the area where the year of probate is given. All that remains is: 21 M------. The estimated date is based on the dates of the preceding and the following wills.	LANGLEY, Nathaniel (I10096)
15484	The page on which this entry was made was torn, obscuring the fourth digit of the year of this birth. The transcriber suggested that, according to chronological order, the missing digit should be a 2, making the year 1702.	ROBBINS, Joseph (I3665)
15485	The parents of this John Savage have not been identified. He was listed as a tithable toThomas Savage, father of Sophia, on the 1725 enumeration. He was not a son; so he may have been a nephew or a ward. He received his own listing on the 1726 tithable list.	SAVAGE, John (I57439)
15486	The parish burial register notes that he was a bachelor, age 27, and the son of Gilbert Satchfield.	SATCHFIELD, William (I55729)
15487	The parish was [and is] located in Southwark on the south side of the Thames River across from London.	Family: William MARSH / Margaret MASON (F4237)
15488	The patent was granted in exchange for a certificate of importation listing four headrights. One of those headrights was for a "Mary Yates". Whether this was John's daughter, Mary, can not be ascertained from extant records.	YATES, John (I630)
15489	The preface to the inventory of his estate notes that "Williams Simons late of the Towne of Woburne deceased the 5th of June 1672".	SIMONS, William (I3720)
15490	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HEALD, John (I3687)
15491	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	CHANDLER, Roger (I3706)
15492	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
15493	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
15494	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	REDIAT, John (I3792)
15495	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HOSMER, James (I3800)
15496	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
15497	The prerequisite for obtaining this status was proof of one's membership and good standing in a Congregational Church.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
15498	The presentation of a nuncupative will and the subsequent acceptance of that will by the Elizabeth City County Court demonstrates that James was on his death bed on 11 March 1741/2. Had he recovered, the nuncupative will would have been considered invalid and unacceptable for presentation to the Court at a later date.	BAYLEY, James (I5531)
15499	The probate date of her will does not appear in the Elizabeth City Co. will book, but it was noted on the outside of her original [loose] will.	CURLE, Judith (I555)
15500	The property division was made among James' five living children on 9 November 1696.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)

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