Matches 15,501 to 15,550 of 16,752
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 15501 | The Randolph family Bible, the 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Censuses and Bessie's grave marker all support 27 August 1887 as her correct birth date. | RANDOLPH, Bessie Addie (I33648)
|
| 15502 | The record date was not noted by the clerk. This estimated date of record is based on the entry that follows the recording of Sarah's will in the will book. | (UNKNOWN), Sarah (I1146)
|
| 15503 | The record of their marriage notes that they were "both of Sliptown". | Family: Joseph HEALD / Elizabeth BUTTERFIELD (F6279)
|
| 15504 | The records for 30 April 1638 state that he was granted a haylot at Wilson's Point. | HAYWARD, James (I3722)
|
| 15505 | The records of St. Michael's Parish note that Nicholas served as the churchwarden during 1632. The task of a churchwarden in the Anglican Church was to assist the priest in secular matters. | CURLE, Nicholas (I1142)
|
| 15506 | The regiment marched to Lexington on the alarm of 19 April 1775 to oppose the expedition that had been sent out by General Thomas Gage. Before they arrived the British had retreated, and Prescott proceeded with his troops to Cambridge. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
|
| 15507 | The register entry noted that his family resided on Dieserstraat in Zutphen. | UITERWIJK, Jan (I61646)
|
| 15508 | The register entry noted that his family resided on Halterstraat in Zutphen. | UITERWIJK, Willemina (I61649)
|
| 15509 | The register entry noted that his family resided on Halterstraat in Zutphen. | UITERWIJK, Tymen Bastiaan (I61644)
|
| 15510 | The register entry notes that both the bride and the groom were of Concord. | Family: Hugh BROOKS / Abigail BARKER (F6292)
|
| 15511 | The register notes that he was baptised at the "house of Mrs. N. Cooper". | LOWRY, Mallory (I59285)
|
| 15512 | The registration entry states that at the time of their marriage Martha lived in Acton and John was a resident of Chelmsford. | Family: John BARRETT / Martha HEALD (F3894)
|
| 15513 | The registration entry states that at the time of their marriage Mary lived in Acton and Jonas was a resident of Chelmsford. | Family: Ens. Jonas ROBBINS / Mary HEALD (F3895)
|
| 15514 | The remaining two thirds of the land was evenly divided between Mary Bennett Herbert's sons, Richard Herbert and Thomas Willoughby, as had been directed by John, Sr's will 12 years before. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
|
| 15515 | The remains were interred in the Griffiths family plot at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York later the same day. | GRIFFITHS, (infant 1) (I59300)
|
| 15516 | The remains were interred in the Griffiths family plot at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York on 24 June 1897. | GRIFFITHS, (infant 2) (I59301)
|
| 15517 | The requirement of consent to marry on 4 April 1744, demonstrates that Tabitha was under the legal age of 21 years on that date. | LOWERY, Tabitha (I58126)
|
| 15518 | The results were returned to the Court on 27 September 1798 and ordered to be recorded . | BAKER, Mary (I2250)
|
| 15519 | The Rev. Symes' return to the Borough Clerk notes 25 January as the marriage date. The Langley Family Bible record notes 27 January as the date of the ceremony. | Family: William LANGLEY / Susanna LANGLEY (F583)
|
| 15520 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOWMAN, Katherine Maire (I42452)
|
| 15521 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GRECO, Anthony (I30643)
|
| 15522 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNYDER, John Reese (I30624)
|
| 15523 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOWMAN, George Finney (I42453)
|
| 15524 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNYDER, Karen Patricia (I30450)
|
| 15525 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNYDER, Brent R. (I30448)
|
| 15526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNYDER, Kirsten Lee (I30449)
|
| 15527 | The sacrament was performed by Rev. Frederick Doeer. | KEMSKE, William Medford (I28783)
|
| 15528 | The sacrament was performed by Rev. Sigmund VonBossi, German Lutheran Church minister, at the home of her parents. | GABRIEL, Beatrice Evelyn (I30436)
|
| 15529 | The sale of this property had been authorized by John in his 1761 will as a means to pay any debts which he might have at the time of his death. | HERBERT, John (I554)
|
| 15530 | The same audit listed a debit for funds to Mr. James Morgan fo his bond, ensuring James' interest in William Chichester's estate, remained intact and had been passed on to James' heirs-at-law. | CHICHESTER, James (I51570)
|
| 15531 | The same census notes that Mary had given birth to 12 children, of whom 9 were living in 1910. | Family: Luther Rice BAILEY / Mary E. (UNKNOWN) (F7564)
|
| 15532 | The same will suggests a son John born to this couple. | Family: John HOLDER / Elizabeth SELKEDEN (F482)
|
| 15533 | The same will suggests three children born to this couple: John, Joan and Elizabeth. | Family: Symon PLUMBER / Alice SELKEDEN (F4214)
|
| 15534 | The second case, decided on 2 April 1767, had been brought by John & Rebecca Clark, John and Mary Lambeth, Ann Richardson and Elizabeth Richardson against William Richardson, a minor. The cause sought compensation for an equal share of their mother Ann Richardson's dower property, which at her death, had apparently fallen to their brother William. The Court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs. | RICHARDSON, William (I23291)
|
| 15535 | The September 1962 Petition for Probate of Emma Burrows' will does not list Charlie as a living sibling. | KEMSKE, Charles E. Sr. (I28680)
|
| 15536 | The September 1962 Petition for Probate of Emma Burrows' will does not list Fred as a living sibling. | GIZEWSKI AKA KEMSKE, Friedrich (I28679)
|
| 15537 | The settlement of Estate, dated 18 June 1814, was recorded by the Court on 23 August 1816. | CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
|
| 15538 | The ship's manifest lists John, age 26, as a servant of Walter Hayne, linen weaver. | REDIAT, John (I3792)
|
| 15539 | The similarity of her name to that of her older sister, Susanna, suggests that this child was born after the May 1638 death of that sibling. | CURLE, Susan (I4468)
|
| 15540 | The site of this burial ground and its church were rediscovered ca 1852 by the Rev. John McCabe, then minister of St. John's Church in Hampton. A number of tombstones, their inscriptions still legible, were also discovered. Rev. McCabe transcribed the inscriptions from four black marble stones, each six feet by three feet. The stones were those of our Thomas Curle; John Neville, Esq. Vice Admiral of His Majesty's West Indies Fleet; Peter Hayman, Esq. Customs Collector of the Lower District of the James River; and the Rev. Mr. Andrew Thompson, minister of Elizabeth City Parish from 1712 until his death in 1719. | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
|
| 15541 | The Skinners’ Guild was one of the Great Twelve livery companies of the City of London, with a history going back to the 1400's. The Guild governed the use, manufacture and sale of skins and furs when they were used for trimming garments for people of exalted rank. The Guild, also, controlled the conditions of apprenticeship in the craft. | CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
|
| 15542 | The Skinners’ Guild was one of the Great Twelve livery companies of the City of London, with a history going back to the 1400's. The Guild governed the use, manufacture and sale of skins and furs when they were used for trimming garments for people of exalted rank. The Guild, also, controlled the conditions of apprenticeship in the craft. | CURLE, Nathaniel (I4498)
|
| 15543 | The Social Security Death Index agrees with this death date, but notes that James' last residence was in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. | PETERSON, James Ferebee (I61993)
|
| 15544 | The Social Security Death Index incorrectly notes the day of her death as the "15th". This inaccuracy is made clear by the fact that her obituary was published on 6 June 2000. | SPEIGHT, Alice (I62015)
|
| 15545 | The Social Security Death Index notes 15 May 1969 as Frank's death date, and states that his last residence was Zephyrhills, Florida. | FOSTER, Frank Hodges (I62280)
|
| 15546 | The Social Security Death Index notes Adelaide's death date as 18 September 2001. | CARTER, Bessie Adelaide (I33827)
|
| 15547 | The Social Security Death Index notes Frank's birth date as 10 April 1913. | ELWELL, Frank Arthur (I62300)
|
| 15548 | The Social Security Death index notes Stanford's birth date as 26 May 1908. | FOSTER, Stanford Lee (I62287)
|
| 15549 | The spelling of her given names appears in various records as Alif, Aliph and Aliff. | IVEY, Alif (I59826)
|
| 15550 | The spelling of his surname had evolved from "Craggen" into "Cragin" by the time of his marriage, ca 1727/1728. | CRAGGEN, John (I2628)
|
This site powered by The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding v. 14.0.6, written by Darrin Lythgoe © 2001-2026.
Maintained by Robert Uiterwyk.