Matches 15,901 to 15,950 of 16,752
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| 15901 | This monograph was never published. Copies were distributed to several Whichard family members by Rogers Whichard. Obie Whichard [contact information withheld for reasons of privacy] supplied a copy of the monograph to Beth Uiterwyk by e-mail on 8 August 2008. | Source (S1808)
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| 15902 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | LANGLEY, Charles (I45104)
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| 15903 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | WILKINS, Agnes J. (I45107)
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| 15904 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | LANGLEY, George Thelaball (I45108)
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| 15905 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | LANGLEY, Elizabeth Margaret (I45191)
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| 15906 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | DENBY, Elizabeth (I45100)
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| 15907 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | LANGLEY, Louisa (I45106)
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| 15908 | This old plot is now encircled by Forest Lawn Cemetery. | DENBY, Charles (I57448)
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| 15909 | This out of parish baptism was recorded in the St. Michael's Parish Baptismal Register. | CURLE, Nathaniel (I4498)
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| 15910 | This patent goes on to recite James, Sr's 4 November 1685 re-patent of his 380 acres, his subsequent assignment of it to his son Francis Thelaball on 23 February 1685/6 and Francis' assignment of it to his brother James, Jr on 10 October 1690. | THELABALL, James (I51548)
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| 15911 | This patent notes that the property was "within the bounds of a Patent Granted Capt. Thomas Willoughby" on 10 February 1636. | CURLE, Joshua (I1147)
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| 15912 | This patent, in the name of "Ballentine", marks the first use by George of his true surname in the Virginia Colony. | BALLENTINE, George alias VALLENTINE (I572)
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| 15913 | This probate file contains 19 items. Only those items cited as sources in this database have been attached. | Source (S1622)
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| 15914 | This series of marriages and deaths left the four children of Thomas & Mary Yates Horne and their inheritances in the hands of two step-parents. | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 15915 | This situation was redressed on 10 March 1720/1, when Martha was gifted by her siblings and their respective spouses "a Negro called Jenny and her future increase". | THELABALL, Martha (I51771)
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| 15916 | This specific differentiation suggests that Nettie's first 2 children were by a spouse other than Frank Bardecker. | Family: (unknown) / Nettie Beale WILLIAMS (F7655)
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| 15917 | This volume also includes PAC marriages from 1724 - 1798. | Source (S203)
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| 15918 | This was a remarriage for Henry and Estelle. I have not found divorce papers for either their first marriage or for Henry's 1948 marriage to Nora Lee Futrell. 18 Jul 2018/PGF | Family: Henry Allen STRICKLAND / Estelle Lee STROUD (F7910)
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| 15919 | This was a second marriage for Henry. His first wife died in 1891. No children were born of the second marriage. | Family: Henry Albert HARRIS / Frances Elizabeth BROWN (F7447)
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| 15920 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Joseph Edgar SEAMSTER / Sarah Lee VIRNELSON (F121)
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| 15921 | This was a second marriage for William, as it was for Josephine. He had, at least, one child, Kate Carney, by his first marriage. | Family: William T. CARNEY / Josephine Victoria CRAGIN (F7739)
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| 15922 | This was Henry's second marriage. His first wife had died. | Family: Henry D. RAINES / Irma Elizabeth LAY (F7611)
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| 15923 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Thomas Nathaniel COGSDALE / Nancy Ella BAILEY (F2503)
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| 15924 | This will is badly mutilated. | CRAFORD, Capt. William (I56864)
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| 15925 | This woman's given name has been variously given as SARAH and as ELIZABETH. | COCKROFT, (unknown) (I60975)
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| 15926 | This, according to her marriage bond. But her 1836 obituary states that she was "in her 62nd year" : in other words, she was 61 years old at the time of her death. If the obit is correct, then her birth year was 1774. | BOUSH, Ann W. (I53787)
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| 15927 | Thomas "departed this life on Saturday, Octo. 20/31, 1750, about 10 at night". He was 9 years old. | EMMERSON, Thomas (I61065)
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| 15928 | Thomas and Della were married at the residence of the bride in Jacksonville by Justice of the Peace H.C. Canaday. Witnesses were H.A. Jarman, [illegible] Henderson and [illegible] Sparrow, all of Jacksonville, NC. | Family: Thomas KELLUM / Lucy Della FUTRELL (F8044)
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| 15929 | Thomas and his brothers, Pasco and Samuel, emigrated from England and settled in the Virginia Colony. The actual dates of their departures are not known. Their moves were likely a result of the stipulations in their mother's will that had coerced each of them to release his interest in the estate of their brother John and of their father Nicholas in favor of their brother Joshua. | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
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| 15930 | Thomas and his second wife Portia sold property to William Boush in 1795. | Family: Thomas WISHART / Portia (UNKNOWN) (F6516)
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| 15931 | Thomas appears to have been firmly entrenched in the day-to-day life of Elizabeth City County by 1685. This conclusion has been deduced from the many entries that mention his name in the Court records. | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
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| 15932 | Thomas Brown, Edward Wright and Samuel Chandler made an inventory William's estate on 30 March 1704. The estate was valued at £123-15-06. | BARKER, William (I3310)
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| 15933 | Thomas came to be known as "Silverfist" due to the silver device that he wore in place of his left hand that had been lost, either as the result of an accident or in battle. | HERBERT, Capt., navy rank Thomas (I620)
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| 15934 | Thomas Chestman had been bound to Dane for sixteen years by the town officers of Cranbrook, County Kent in England. | DANE, Thomas (I3704)
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| 15935 | Thomas Connelly and Katie James stood as the child's sponsors. | RANDOLPH, William (I63260)
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| 15936 | Thomas died 3 days before his sister Catherine, who passed on 29 October 1800. | TAYLOR, Thomas Ritson (I62514)
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| 15937 | Thomas died after 25 May 1737, when he and wife Mary sold a 250 acre plantation in Norfolk County to John Ellegood, but before 3 November 1740, when "Mary Mason of the Borough of Norfolk, Widow" sold Norfolk Town property just west of the Court House to Jacob Johnson Wishart. | MASON, Thomas (I51551)
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| 15938 | Thomas died at his Afton Parkway, Portsmouth, Virginia home on 25 April 1995. He was 53 years old. | WRIGHT, Thomas Leroy (I55216)
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| 15939 | Thomas died at his home, 70 Hancock Street, in New Bern, North Carolina on 16 June 1916, just six weeks after the death of his wife Mary. He was 55 years old. | TURNER, Thomas James (I60794)
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| 15940 | Thomas died at Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin, Virginia on 6 January 2013. He was 87 years old. | COGSDALE, Thomas Nathaniel (I50733)
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| 15941 | Thomas died during early April 1825. He was 50 years old at the time of his death. | MARSHALL, Thomas Jr. (I59628)
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| 15942 | Thomas died during May 1582. | HAINES, Thomas (I60459)
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| 15943 | Thomas died during May 1626. He was approximately 18 years old at the time of his death. | HEALD, Thomas (I4114)
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| 15944 | Thomas died during November or December 1771. | WISHART, Thomas (I56192)
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| 15945 | Thomas died during October 1611. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3955)
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| 15946 | Thomas died during September 1955. He was 58 years old. | GRESHAM, Thomas Haskins (I60344)
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| 15947 | Thomas died during the fall of 1800. | WISHART, Thomas (I56378)
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| 15948 | Thomas died during the winter of 1728/9. | WISHARD, Thomas (I55970)
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| 15949 | Thomas died in Arkansas on 2 October 1875. He was 56 years old. | MASON, Thomas R. (I51795)
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| 15950 | Thomas died in Hardeman County, Tennessee at 1:00pm on 16 July 1928. He was 87 years old. | COFFEY, Thomas Daniel (I50785)
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