Matches 16,051 to 16,100 of 16,752
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| 16051 | Thomas' will appointed [torn] and his son William as executors of his estate. | WISHART, Thomas (I56192)
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| 16052 | Thomas' will noted that he resided in the Washington area of Norfolk County. | TATEM, Thomas (I52692)
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| 16053 | Thomas' will was dated 29 Aug 1746 in Norfolk Co, VA. His sons, Lemuel & George, were named as executors. Solomon Wilson, Benjamin Guy & John Guy witnessed the document. | LANGLEY, Thomas (I10009)
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| 16054 | Thomas' will was dated 7 Feb 1685/6 in Hartford, Connecticut. His son, Stephen, was named as executor. John Wilson, Nathaniel Cole & Ichabod Wells witnessed the document. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 16055 | Thomas' will was proved before the Elizabeth City County Court on 27 January 1774 and ordered to be recorded. | DIXON, Thomas (I4204)
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| 16056 | Thomas' will was proved before the Norfolk County Court by Walter Willis on 16 December 1793 and by John Owens on the following day. The document was ordered recorded. | VEALE, Capt. Thomas (I58939)
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| 16057 | Thomas' will was proved before the Sussex County, Virginia Court on 7 March 1793 and ordered to be recorded. | TOMLINSON, Thomas (I26661)
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| 16058 | Thomas' will was proved by the oath of John Summerell on 27 October 1740 before the Isle of Wight County Court and ordered to be recorded. | PIERCE, Thomas (I2241)
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| 16059 | Thomas' will was proved by the oaths of Jane Keeton and Robert Morrie, and ordered to be recorded. | TATEM, Trimagin (I55192)
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| 16060 | Thomas' will was proved by the oaths of John Adkins and Henry Parsons before the Court of Sussex County, Virginia on 18 February 1779 and ordered to be recorded. | COTTON, Thomas (I26711)
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| 16061 | Thomas' will was proved by the oaths of Norman Cassell and Lucian M. Bailey in the clerk's office of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth, Virginia on 7 November 1906, and ordered to be recorded. | VIRNELSON, Thomas C. A. Buxton (I70)
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| 16062 | Thomas' will was proved by the oaths of William Portlock, John Whiddon and Winfield Dale on 19 October 1749 before the Norfolk County Court, and ordered to be recorded. | HERBERT, Capt. Thomas (I556)
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| 16063 | Thomas' will, dated 17 December 1728, named his wife Mary and his son Thomas as co-executors of his estate. | WISHARD, Thomas (I55970)
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| 16064 | Thomasine was the Widow Amyre prior to her marriage to William Selden. | Family: William SELDEN / Thomasine (UNKNOWN) (F486)
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| 16065 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | THOMPSON, Linda Ann (I60274)
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| 16066 | Though elected as a delegate to the Virginia Constitutional convention of 1829 - 1830, he resigned on 7 November 1829 because "he could not, in good faith, comply the wishes of the constituency that he represented." | TAYLOR, Robert Barraud (I62509)
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| 16067 | Though her petition had been dismissed by the Middlesex County Court during October 1698, Elizabeth Downing continued to challenge Edward Clark as executor of William Downing's will. | DOWNING, William (I23250)
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| 16068 | Though still a child, she was not enumerated with her parents in the 1880 census. | GRIFFITHS, May (I59149)
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| 16069 | Though still a minor at the time of his father's 1834 death, Isle of Wight guardian accounts have not been located for William. | HOLLEMAN, William R. (I27999)
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| 16070 | Though still a minor at the time of his father's death, John reached legal age in Dec 1760. As his father's heir, he began increasing the Conant holdings in the surrounding area. On 16 Sep 1766, he purchased a potash mill from Jonas Cutler and Samuel Ward of Groton. The mill was located across the road from the Conant homestead, and it produced soap and dyes for use in Townshend. | CONANT, John (I2723)
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| 16071 | Though the date of George's purchase of land in Lower Norfolk County is unknown, that ownership is made clear by the following description taken from the 24 November 1657 land patent of Mr. Thomas Bridge. | ASHALL, George (I56014)
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| 16072 | Though twice married, Emma never had children of her own. She did, however, rear the children of her second husband, William Burrows. | Family: William Selby BURROWS / Emma GIZEWSKI (F1520)
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| 16073 | Three children were born of this marriage: Frances Armistead, Thomas Baker Armistead and William Armistead. | Family: Dunn ARMISTEAD / Mary BAKER (F5136)
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| 16074 | Three months later, on 9 March 1652/3, Joane received a patent for an additional 300 acres of property in Lower Norfolk County; this for the transportation of six people into the Virginia Colony. | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 16075 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MOORE, Lila Godwin (I29202)
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| 16076 | Three Norfolk County documents concerning Ann Watkins create a conundrum when taken with her above noted guardian bond, dated 18 October 1759, and marriage bond, dated 30 October 1759. The 2 August 1757 will of Ann's cousin Craford Conner names her as Ann Collings. On 18 February 1759, she witnessed the will of Alexander Bayne as Anne Collings. And on 4 October 1759, she was named in the will of her brother John as Ann Watkins Collings. These three documents suggest that Ann had married a man named Collings prior to 2 August 1757. But if that were so, Colonial law would not have required a guardian to act on her behalf in October 1759, nor would the surname on her 1759 marriage bond have been Watkins. | WATKINS, Ann (I56892)
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| 16077 | Three years later, 16 Oct 1767, George Gordon qualified as Margaret's guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by Alexander Gordon & William Chisholm. | BRUCE, Margaret (I58328)
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| 16078 | Three years later, 16 Oct 1767, George Gordon qualified as Sarah's guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by Alexander Gordon & William Chisholm | BRUCE, Sarah (I58332)
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| 16079 | Three years later, 16 Oct 1767, George Gordon qualified as Susanna's guardian, and additional security in the amount of £1000 was posted by Alexander Gordon & William Chisholm. | BRUCE, Susanna (I59793)
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| 16080 | Three years later, on 23 Jun 1836, the Elizabeth City County Court certified that Judith was deceased, as were her four children and that her grandchildren Edward Latimer, Jr. and Mary Ann Latimer were entitled to a portion of Capt. Thomas Herbert's estate. | ARMISTEAD, Judith Curle (I1193)
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| 16081 | Three years later, on 23 Jun 1836, the Elizabeth City County Court certified that Moseley was deceased, and that his children Edward Latimer, Jr. and Mary Ann Latimer were entitled to a portion of Capt. Thomas Herbert's estate. | LATIMER, Moseley (I1380)
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| 16082 | Through the years, Clarence worked as a bookkeeper, bank cashier and a bank agent. | MOORE, Clarence L. Jr. (I59774)
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| 16083 | Throughout her life, Bettie misstated her age and her birth date on public records. | ROGERSON, Bettie H. (I62108)
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| 16084 | Throughout her life, Lallie misstated her age and her birth date on public records. | ROGERSON, Lalla M. (I62109)
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| 16085 | Throughout her life, Sarah misstated her age and her birth date on public records. | HERBERT, Sarah Louise B. (I62105)
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| 16086 | Throughout his life, Harry misstated his age and his birth date on public records. | ROGERSON, Harry Barksdale (I62110)
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| 16087 | Throughout the ten years that followed, he served Cambridge in many capacities: Collector of Fines, keeper of the Cow Common, Fence Viewer, Surveyor of Highways. | HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
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| 16088 | Thurmer had died prior to 27 November 1779, the publication date of his obituary in the Virginia Gazette. | HOGGARD, Thurmer (I56128)
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| 16089 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ERWIN, Lee Tiffany (I33881)
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| 16090 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SLITER, Tiffany Ann (I40886)
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| 16091 | Tillie died at on 3 January 1942 at her home, 416 McCabe Avenue in Wilmington, Delaware. She was 65 years old at the time of her death. | GIZEWSKI, Mathilde (I28574)
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| 16092 | Tillie died of cerebral apoplexy [stroke] at her home, 1205 Oak Street, at about 12:00 noon. She was 40 years old at the time of her death. | BEHRENDT, Mathilda W. (I29813)
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| 16093 | Timothy died on 28 March 1736 in Concord Village. According to his grave stone he was "aged 39 yrs. 10 mo, 21 d.". | HEALD, Timothy (I3672)
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| 16094 | Tip died in Tarrant County, Texas on 15 December 1984. He was 25 years old. | STROUD, Tip (I64601)
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| 16095 | Tisha was 39 years old at the time of her death. | SHOLAR, Latisha (Tisha) (I60681)
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| 16096 | TO BE CLEANED UP: Lemuel Mason served as justice for Lower Norfolk County from 1650 until his death ca 1702. He was presiding justice after 1669. He served as a major and then a colonel of the militia in 1658, 1665 and 1698/9. He represented Lower Norfolk County in the Virginia House of Burgesses from 1654 to 1663, from 1671 to 1673, from 1680 to 1682 and from 1684 to 1686. He was the Norfolk County representative to the House for the two 1693 sessions. | MASON, Col., Norfolk Co, VA militia. Lemuel (I11136)
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| 16097 | TO BE REMOVED: Re: Nco DB 8 1-5 - The day was not clear on page 1, but I feel comfortable with my transcription "May 1708". I feel strongly that the clerk made a mistake with the date on page 2. I've bolded the dates in my transcription. It is very clear that the court adjourned to "Monday the 17th of this Instant 1708". Then the very next entry has - clearly - 17th of May 1707. Unfortunately on page 4, the last digit of the year was on the edge of the page and not readable. The fascinating thing was that by copying page 5, I finally saw that the report was spread across two pages - the audit entries at the tops of the pages and the statement by Robert Tucker and Sam: Smith across pages 4a and 5 with two dates, the date of the order - 15 Mar 1707, most surely 1707/8 - then the date of the document 11 May 1708 and record date 17 May 1708. PS Not sure where I got the date 12th. | Family: Alexander GWINN / Sarah THELABALL (F4765)
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| 16098 | To date, no further information concerning Hardy has been found after his enumeration at his parents' home in the 1920 census on 13 January. | RICHARDSON, Hardy (I59976)
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| 16099 | To date, no further information has been found concerning Lura after her August 1932 marriage to Thomas Robbins. | STALVEY, Lura M. (I59687)
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| 16100 | To date, no further information has been found concerning Sarah. | CLARK, Sarah (I23289)
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