Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,551 to 15,600 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
15551	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	UITERWIJK, Robert Hendrik Jan (I1979)
15552	The SSDI incorrectly notes Pauline's birth date as 14 October 1883 and her death date as 15 Jun 1966.	WILLIAMS, Pauline Kearns (I59886)
15553	The SSDI mistakenly notes her death date as 15 September 2003.	MOYANO, Delores (I63219)
15554	The SSDI notes Mary's death date as the 18th of May.	ELVINGTON, Mary Lois (I33822)
15555	The stone is broken. The birth year appears to be "1857".	PACE, John Q. (I64008)
15556	The suffix Gent added to the name of a 17th century Englishman indicated a way of life, more than his prosperity. A gentleman did not work with his hands, so his household included personal servants. A merchant would fall into this category.	CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
15557	The suit had been brought by John & Rebecca Clark, John and Mary Lambeth, Ann Richardson and Elizabeth Richardson against their brother 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 (I57968)
15558	The suit is filed among the Loose Court Papers of Sussex County, VA, 1754 - 1870, File no. 1817-52, Circuit Court Clerk, Sussex, VA.	Source (S379)
15559	The surname in the register is illegible.	(UNKNOWN), Wilhelmina (I30121)
15560	The surname is spelled "Richeson" in the Abingdon Parish records.	RICHARDSON, William (I23291)
15561	The surname is spelled GYE or GUY in some documents.	GUYE, Gilbert (I61027)
15562	The surname is spelled LOVITT in some court records.	LOVETT, Lancaster (I56183)
15563	The Temple Town Records suggest that Sarah Conant Heald and her daughters remained in Temple during the years of Ephraim's absence, as the girls' marriage record entries, ranging from 1782 to 1789, note each to be "of Temple".	HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
15564	The term "bilious fever" is an archaic medical term that was loosely applied to certain intestinal, malarial and typhus fevers.	MARSH, Hettie May (I2311)
15565	The term clothier covered a wide range of activities in the English cloth trade over several centuries. From the 16th to the 19th century the term was used to describe "men whose families manufactured pieces of cloth, from the preparation and carding of the wool to the spinning and the weaving."	HOSMER, James (I3800)
15566	The testament was signed with John's mark, and the mark was witnessed by Thomas Broad and Joane Swan.	CURLE, John (I4474)
15567	The town records show that by 1655 George owned 10 lots in the South Quarter of Concord, comprised of 505 acres.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
15568	The town records show that in 1665 James owned 4 lots in the South Quarter of Concord, comprised of 164 acres.	HOSMER, James (I3800)
15569	The transcription of her Burial Record gives her birth date as the 13th.	LANGLEY, Mary Louise (I55024)
15570	The tythingmen were town officers elected annually to preserve good order in the church during services, to enforce the observance of the Sabbath by church members and to seek out and report any disorderly conduct within the town limits.	HEALD, Sgt. John (I3679)
15571	The tythingmen were town officers elected annually to preserve good order in the church during services, to enforce the observance of the Sabbath by church members and to seek out and report any disorderly conduct within the town limits.	CHANDLER, Roger (I3706)
15572	The union of these two particular individuals is based on circumstantial evidence, at best.	Family: Jacob JOHNSON / Ann (UNKNOWN) (F6524)
15573	The union of these two particular individuals is based on circumstantial evidence, at best.	Family: / (F4337)
15574	The United Colonies of New England, meeting at Boston on 2 November 1675, declared war against the Narragansett Indians for giving aid and asylum to members of King Philip's Wampanoag tribe.	HAYWARD, George (I3918)
15575	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	STALVEY, Mary E. (I59690)
15576	The use of multiple first names throughout his life is documented, but not explained.	GRIFFITHS, Charles W. aka Owen W. aka Oliver W. (I59138)
15577	The value of C. T.'s estate was estimated at $100,000; approximately $60,000 being real property and $40,000 being personal property.	RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I33440)
15578	The Virginia Defenders, Company C, Sixteenth Virginia Regiment was organized at Portsmouth on the night of 20 April 1861, the night of the governer's call for volunteers. Thomas was elected 3rd Lieutenant of Company C that evening.	BARRAUD, Thomas Lawson (I62592)
15579	The Virginia Regimental Histories Series	Source (S4214)
15580	The Virnelson family Bible record notes her birthday as the 13th.	VIRNELSON, Ethel Howell (I1705)
15581	The wedding announcement in the Washington Gazette noted that Sherman was "of Acresville".	Family: Americus Sherman BOYD / Mary Melvina BOYD (F6455)
15582	The wedding announcement noted that Sally was the eldest daughter of Mr. Daniel Barraud, a local merchant.	Family: Robert TAYLOR / Sarah Curle BARRAUD (F5335)
15583	The wedding announcement noted that Sarah was ' Mrs. Lyon, relict of the late Walter Lyon, Esq., of Princess Anne County."	Family: Col., Elizabeth City Co, VA militia. William Roscow Wilson CURLE / Sarah HANCOCK (F5106)
15584	The wedding announcement noted that the groom was "of Prince Edward County."	Family: Nathaniel Francis CABELL / Ann Blaws COCKE (F7225)
15585	The wedding announcement noted that the groom was a resident of Richmond where he was affiliated with the firm of S.H.& E. Nash.	Family: Thomas NASH / Lydia Adela HERBERT (F103)
15586	The will and its 3 codicils were proved before the Norfolk County Court by the oaths of all the witnesses on 15 February 1705/6, and ordered to be recorded.	CHURCH, Richard (I55514)
15587	The will appointed Marrian Clearke, John's daughter as executrix. John Conant of Budleigh and John Clarke of Axmouth were appointed as overseers.	CLARKE, John (I2639)
15588	The will book entry of this document shows the testator as "Parismus".	Source (S3639)
15589	The will did not appoint an executor.	JAMES, Telitha Bacon (I125)
15590	The will directed "My Son David I leave Intirely to the Management and discretion of David Meade till my said Son comes to age All my other Sons I Injoyon my Executors to bind out to Such Trades or Imployment as they shall Judge proper till they come to age."	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
15591	The will directed that his three daughters Mary, Ann & Argent would be brought up by his Uncle & Aunt Bolitho. His daughter Elizabeth was to go to his Uncle William Cocke.	COCKE, Capt. Christopher (I57733)
15592	The will does not name an executor. It does, however, state "I doe Impower by brother Thos Willoughbye to see that my Children are nott wronged."	HERBERT, John (I562)
15593	The will further directed that her goddaughter [and grandniece] Margaret Mason, who resided with her, should act as executrix in trust until such time as Lemuel Mason, Margaret Mason's father, could arrive from Virginia to administer the estate.	GANEY, Margaret (I55961)
15594	The will named "Ursula his wife whom hee made his whole and sole executrix" and appointed "Joseph Bower and Robert Button his overseers to see this will performed".	GOODYNOW, Thomas (I3796)
15595	The will named grandsons Thomas Veale and Nathaniel Veale who have not yet been identified.	VEALE, Capt. Thomas (I58939)
15596	The will names a granddaughter, Margaret Smith, who has not been identified.	LANGLEY, Thomas (I10009)
15597	The will noted that John was a "Ship carpenter".	HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
15598	The will was ordered to be recorded that day.	LANGLEY, William (I4738)
15599	The will was ordered to be recorded that same day, and probate was granted to Mary Langley, Samuel Boush and Lemuel Langley.	LANGLEY, Capt. Lemuel (I10070)
15600	The will was proved before the Princess Anne County Court on 10 June 1784, and ordered recorded.	WISHART, William (I56204)

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