Notes: Our Family History

Matches 15,951 to 16,000 of 16,752

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15951	Thomas died of cholera on 10 September 1865 in Portsmouth, Virginia. He was 56 years old at the time of his death.	DEANS, Thomas D. (I54751)
15952	Thomas died of heart disease on 15 March 1902. He was 75 years old at the time of his death.	DRIVER, Dolphin Thomas (I58962)
15953	Thomas died of kidney disease on 6 January 1883 in Sussex County, Virginia. According to the death register entry he was 47 years old at the time of his death.	SWAIN, Thomas E. (I1472)
15954	Thomas died of pulmonary tuberculosis in Portsmouth, Virginia on 6 March 1895. He was 52 years old at the time of his death.	VIRNELSON, Thomas Hume (I42100)
15955	Thomas died on 12 Apr 1687 in Northampton, Massachusetts. His daughter Clemence and her husband Deacon Jonathan Hunt resided in Northampton.	HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
15956	Thomas died on 20 March 1987. He was 73 years old at the time of his death.	COWDREY,, Thomas Osborne Jr. (I7216)
15957	Thomas died on 20 May 1893. He was 43 years old.	MASON, Thomas R. Jr. (I51797)
15958	Thomas died on 24 August 1887.	LOWRY, Thomas W. (I58978)
15959	Thomas died on 27 September 1904. He was 29 years old.	COFFEY, Thomas Henry (I63690)
15960	Thomas died on 27 September 1995. He was 88 years old at the time of his death.	MOORE, Thomas C. (I62869)
15961	Thomas died on 28 April 1970. He was 60 years old at the time of his death.	FORSYTH, Thomas Muldrup (I63205)
15962	Thomas died on 5 October 1904 in Richmond, Virginia. He was 67 years old at the time of his death.	NIMMO, Thomas Ellis (I53270)
15963	Thomas died on 8 April 1974. He was 78 years old.	LAY, Thomas Truman (I63854)
15964	Thomas died on 8 September 1855 during the yellow fever epidemic that devastated the populations of Portsmouth, Gosport and Norfolk, Virginia during July, August and September of 1855. According to the Norfolk County death register, he was 45 years old at the time of his death.	WHITE, Thomas D. (I59875)
15965	Thomas died on 9 October 1943. He was 64 years old at the time of his death.	LANE, Thomas Barkwell (I62624)
15966	Thomas died on 9 September 1999. He was 81 years old at the time of his death.	COTTEN, Thomas Archer (I22002)
15967	Thomas died prior to 15 November 1805 when a warrant, issued by the State of Virginia, transfered the $208.75 balance of his Virginia Revolutionary War pension to his estate.	FENN, Thomas (I4520)
15968	Thomas died some time after 15 Apr 1741, the date on which he signed a Deed of Gift to his son Thomas, transferring to him the ownership of three slaves, 12 leather chairs, 12 pewter dishes and other household items.	PETERS, Thomas (I58544)
15969	Thomas disappears from public records after the 1860 census.	MASON, Thomas R. Jr. (I51797)
15970	Thomas enlisted in the Virginia National Guard at Portsmouth on 3 February 1941 as a private in the Field Artillery.	COTTEN, Thomas Archer (I22002)
15971	Thomas Fazackerley, William Horsley, Edward Denby and Peter Johnson signed the document as witnesses.	HANCOCK, Simon (I55571)
15972	Thomas had died prior to 1 October 1744 when an audit of his estate was returned to the Princess Anne County Court. The Court directed that Thomas' estate be debited to that of his recently deceased father, Capt. John Ivey.	IVEY, Thomas (I59830)
15973	Thomas had died prior to 16 March 1857, the date on which his obituary appeared in the Daily Express, a Petersburg, Virginia newspaper.	VIRNELSON, Thomas B. (I42097)
15974	Thomas had died prior to 4 November 1696 when he was not named as an heir in the division of his father's estate.	HILDRETH, Thomas (I3787)
15975	Thomas had died prior to 5 August 1790 when his widow Mary Veale Clarkson married Mathew Bunbury.	CLARKSON, Thomas (I58948)
15976	Thomas had served as a sailing master in the Virginia Navy during the Revolutionary War.	BUTLER, Thomas (I78)
15977	Thomas Holt, Eliza Gilliam and Mary Liles stood as the child's godparents.	CLANTON, Mildred (I25877)
15978	Thomas Hosmer was among Rev. Hookers congregation, and as such was one of the original settlers of Hartford.	HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
15979	Thomas immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1635. He sailed aboard the "Elizabeth & Ann" bound out of London the middle of May and arrived in New England midsummer.	DANE, Thomas (I3704)
15980	Thomas immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638. He and his wife, Jane, and their son, Thomas, sailed aboard the "Confidence" bound out of Southampton the last of April with Mr. John Gibson as Master. The ship's manifest notes his age as 30.	GOODENOW, Thomas (I3794)
15981	Thomas is referred to as Merchant in Virginia Land Patents dated 28 October 1697 and 13 November 1713.	CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
15982	Thomas joined the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet.	CURRIE, Thomas Lauchlin (I59709)
15983	Thomas left England and immigrated to Massachusetts about 1632 or 1633.	HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
15984	Thomas left no wife and no children.	IVEY, Thomas (I59830)
15985	Thomas made his living as a farmer.	NEWSOM, Thomas Jefferson (I50690)
15986	Thomas made his living as a farmer.	COFFEY, Thomas Daniel (I50785)
15987	Thomas made his living as a furniture merchant, perhaps working with his brother John who was in the same business.	TURNER, Thomas James (I60794)
15988	Thomas made his living as an engraver. He worked for private shops and companies and for the U.S. Bureau of Engraving & Printing.	PECKHAM, Thomas Edwin (I64293)
15989	Thomas Owens deposed on 10 Feb 1831 before T. Webb, J.P. for Norfolk County, that he had been well acquainted with John Herbert who was a carpenter and midshipman in the Virginia State Navy during the Revolutionary War. He further stated that John, brother of Capt. Thomas "Silverfist" Herbert, entered the service at an early period of the War and that, to the best of his knowledge, he never returned.	HERBERT, John (I76)
15990	Thomas owned the property until his death in 1675 at which time it passed to his son Joseph Dane.	DANE, Thomas (I3704)
15991	Thomas purchased 300 acres of property from Robert Capps and Robert Spring on ????. This land which Capps and Spring had patented on 30 May 1653 was located near the head of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River and adjacent to the property of Jane Riglesworth, the widow whom Thomas would soon marry. (NEED CITATION: Thomas Horne from Robert Capps [Nco C/157] and from Robert Spring [Nco C/156])	HORNE, Thomas (I568)
15992	Thomas resided in Georgia.	PARKER, Thomas (I25886)
15993	Thomas S. Herbert, Henrietta S. Herbert and Fannie S. Wray stood as sponsors to the child.	HERBERT, Henrietta Wray (I57864)
15994	Thomas served as one of the two Norfolk County representatives in the Virginia House of Burgesses, the lower body of the Virginia General Assembly, during the 1761 - 1765 session.	VEALE, Capt. Thomas (I58939)
15995	Thomas served in the 1st Virginia Regiment of Artillery during the Revolutionary War, reaching the rank of Captain-Lieutenant (rank below captain, above lieutenant).	FENN, Thomas (I4520)
15996	Thomas signed his will by mark on 17 June 1749. His mark and seal were witnessed by William Portlock, John Whiddon, Simon Portlock and Winfield Dale.	HERBERT, Capt. Thomas (I556)
15997	Thomas signed his will by signature.	HERBERT, Thomas Jones (I1200)
15998	Thomas signed his will on 10 March 1668/9. His signature was witnessed by Richard Jones, Jr. and Edward Browne.	FANSHAW, Thomas (I56135)
15999	Thomas signed the deed with his mark 1) 16 Jun 1721, Barker/Peters deed SRYco DW etc #7, p.367 2) 31 Aug 1728, Peters/Edwards deed, SRYco DW etc #7, p. 934 3) 17 Jan 1731, Bush/Peters deed, SRYco DW etc #8, p. 154 4) 21 Nov 1733, Thomas Peters, Overseer of the Road from Nottoway to River Bridge to the road that crosses the Musock by James Jones, SRYco DW etc #8, p. 341	PETERS, Thomas (I58544)
16000	Thomas Smith, Benjamin Ellis and Patience Blow stood as his godparents.	ELLIS, Wright (I26677)

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