Matches 16,001 to 16,050 of 16,752
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| 16001 | Thomas Tomlinson's May 1782 will names daughter "Anne Ellis", and Mary Tomlinson's February 1797 will names daughter "Ann Ellis" and "son in law Benjamin Ellis". | Family: Benjamin ELLIS / Ann TOMLINSON (F1084)
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| 16002 | Thomas was 36 at the time of his marriage. Della was 19 according to the marriage certificate, though on her death certificate her birth year is given as 1888 which would have made her 16 when she married. | Family: Thomas KELLUM / Lucy Della FUTRELL (F8044)
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| 16003 | Thomas was 38 years old at the time of his death. | KELLUM, Thomas (I65140)
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| 16004 | Thomas was 60 years old at the time of his death. | MCKOY, Thomas Hall (I60199)
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| 16005 | Thomas was 64 years old at the time of his death. | HENDERSON, Thomas (I60667)
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| 16006 | Thomas was a blacksmith by trade, and when the Uriah Wells Locomotive Foundries in Petersburg, VA opened in 1851, he found employment with them. | HERBERT, Thomas R. (I109)
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| 16007 | Thomas was a Presbyterian minister. | CURRIE, Rev. Thomas King (I59708)
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| 16008 | Thomas was about 73 years old at the time of his death. | DANE, Thomas (I3704)
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| 16009 | Thomas was admitted as a pensioner [paid his own way] of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, on 8 July 1623. He received his B.A. in 1626. He was elected a Fellow of Emmanuel College in 1630, at which time he commenced his M.A. In 1637 he took the degree of B.D. and was appointed as one of the twelve university preachers. | HORTON, D.D. Thomas (I4704)
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| 16010 | Thomas was baptised as an adult at the age of 20. Rev. J. J. Gravatt officiated, and Thomas' father William S. Jones and Indie W. Gravatt acted as witnesses. | JONES, Thomas (I59290)
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| 16011 | Thomas was baptised at St. John's Church by Rev. J. J. Gravatt. His sponsors were Miss Josephine Phillips and Miss Fanny Wray. | HERBERT, Thomas Swepstone (I57866)
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| 16012 | Thomas was baptized during February 1607/8 at St. Wilfrid's Church in Mobberley, Cheshire. | HEALD, Thomas (I4114)
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| 16013 | Thomas was baptized on 2 January 1602/3 at St. Laurence's Church in Hawkhurst, England. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 16014 | Thomas was baptized on 24 November 1640 by the Anglican priest of St. Michael's Parish Church in Lewes, Sussex County, England. | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
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| 16015 | Thomas was baptized on 30 April 1587 at All Saints Church in East Budleigh, Devonshire. | CONANT, Thomas (I2647)
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| 16016 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MCLEOD, Thomas Wayne Jr. (I59411)
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| 16017 | Thomas was born at home. | ROGERS, Charles Thomas (I60244)
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| 16018 | Thomas was employed by the US State Department in Washington, DC in 1945. | FORSYTH, Thomas Muldrup (I63205)
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| 16019 | Thomas was likely born at the Poyntz family seat in North Ockendon, Essex, England. | POYNTZ, Thomas (I56092)
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| 16020 | Thomas was living 30 Apr 1715 when he was granted administration of his deceased mother's estate. | CHICHESTER, Thomas (I51572)
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| 16021 | Thomas was named as deceased in his brother Robert's will of 30 July 1784. | LANGLEY, Thomas (I51040)
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| 16022 | Thomas was named in his grandmother Mary Lovett's will dated 1 December 1705. | KEELING, Thomas (I61099)
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| 16023 | Thomas was named in his uncle James Harris' will of that date. In his father's 1707 will, he was called "my eldest son." | CARY, Thomas (I57705)
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| 16024 | Thomas was the unborn child of whom his father's early 1679 will spoke. | HERBERT, Capt. Thomas (I556)
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| 16025 | Thomas was under legal age at the time that his father signed his will dated 20 January 1686. | COCKROFT, Thomas (I61017)
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| 16026 | Thomas was, apparently, back living in Portsmouth by the late summer of 1855. He died during the yellow fever epidemic that year which devasted the populations of Portsmouth, Gosport and Norfolk, VA. | HERBERT, Thomas R. (I109)
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| 16027 | Thomas Whelan and Rose Cronin stood as the child's sponsors. | RANDOLPH, George Edward (I63262)
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| 16028 | Thomas Wishart, William Dennie and William Ewell signed the document as witnesses to George's signature. | WISHART, George (I56193)
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| 16029 | Thomas worked as a ship carpenter prior to the Civil War. Upon his return to Portsmouth after the War and until the early 1880's, he made his living as a general carpenter. When Seaboard Air Line Railway was created in the early 1880s, he secured employment with them as a car inspector. His employment with Seaboard continued until 1895 when he returned to the carpentry trade. | VIRNELSON, Thomas C. A. Buxton (I70)
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| 16030 | Thomas' body was interred in a Northampton cemetery, surrounded by the graves of his daughter Clemence Hunt and her family. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 16031 | Thomas' body was interred in his family plot at Cedar Grove Cemetery. | VIRNELSON, Thomas C. A. Buxton (I70)
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| 16032 | Thomas' body was interred in the burial ground of the third Elizabeth City Parish Church [1667-1728]. | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
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| 16033 | Thomas' last residence was Hobe Sound, Florida. He was 83 years old at the time of his death. | MCKOY, Thomas Hall Jr. (I60200)
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| 16034 | Thomas' last residence was Hudgins, Virginia. | CURRIE, Thomas Lauchlin (I59709)
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| 16035 | Thomas' last residence was Willard, NC. He was 84 years old at the time of his death. | ROGERS, Charles Thomas (I60244)
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| 16036 | Thomas' nuncupative will stated that he was a resident of "Donhed St. Andrew in the County of Wilts, and Diocese of Sarum". | GOODYNOW, Thomas (I3796)
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| 16037 | Thomas' obit names 4 grandchildren whose parents have not been determined. | WRIGHT, Thomas Leroy (I55216)
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| 16038 | Thomas' ownership of land in Elizabeth City County prior to 20 April 1685 is proved by a land patent of that date to Mr. Pasco Dunn. The description of Dunn's property is stated thusly: "Beg. neare the maine swamp; to Mr. Thomas Curle; by path to sd. Dunn's howse". | CURLE, Mr. Thomas , Gent. (I1143)
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| 16039 | Thomas' remains were exhumed from the Cary family plot in 1938 and reinterred in the Thomas Marshall, Jr. family plot at Hollywood Cemetery. | MARSHALL, Thomas Jr. (I59628)
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| 16040 | Thomas' will appointed "my Dear beloved Wife and my Trusty friend Alexander Hamilton Executrix & Executor". | PIERCE, Thomas (I2241)
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| 16041 | Thomas' will appointed his "loving Wife Margt. Herbert and my two Sons Markeam Herbert & Thomas Herbert....Sole Executors and Executrix". | HERBERT, Capt. Thomas (I556)
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| 16042 | Thomas' will appointed his "sons Thomas & Nathaniel" as executors. | COTTON, Thomas (I26711)
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| 16043 | Thomas' will appointed his cousin Southey Whittington and his brother William Wishart as executors of his estate. | WISHARD, Thomas (I56207)
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| 16044 | Thomas' will appointed his daughter, Claudine, as executrix. He signed his will on 11 May 1905. His signature was witnessed by Norman Cassell and Lucien M. Bailey. | VIRNELSON, Thomas C. A. Buxton (I70)
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| 16045 | Thomas' will appointed his sons William Craford Veale & Thomas Veale, his son-in-law James Cann and Capt. Samuel Veale as executors of his estate. | VEALE, Capt. Thomas (I58939)
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| 16046 | Thomas' will appointed his wife and his son Burwell Tomlinson as executors. | TOMLINSON, Thomas (I26661)
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| 16047 | Thomas' will appointed his wife Peggy, Isaac Singleton and Thomas Lawson as executors or his estate. | WISHART, Thomas (I56378)
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| 16048 | Thomas' will appointed his wife, Col. Cary Selden and Mr. William Roscow Curle as executors. | DIXON, Thomas (I4204)
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| 16049 | Thomas' will appointed his wife, Jane, and his son, Benjamin, as executors. | WARD, Thomas (I28037)
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| 16050 | Thomas' will appointed Jesse Holleman and his son, Thomas Copher, as executors. | COPHER, Thomas (I28017)
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