Matches 16,301 to 16,350 of 16,752
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| 16301 | Walter died on 21 April 1990. He was 83 years old at the time of his death. | RANDOLPH, Walter F. (I63267)
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| 16302 | Walter died on 22 September 1928. He was 57 years old at the time of his death. | VIRNELSON, Walter Edwards (I42108)
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| 16303 | Walter died on 25 May 2011. He was 70 years old at the time of his death. | BAILEY, Walter Leslie (I24333)
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| 16304 | Walter died on 7 July 1931. He was 59 years old. | HOOVER, Walter Bernard Sr. (I57874)
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| 16305 | Walter made his living as an offshore rig electrician. He worked in Brazil, the Middle East and the Gulf of Mexico. | JONES, Walter Holmes (I63719)
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| 16306 | Walter was 50 years old at the time of his death. | VIRNELSON, Walter Frederick (I54996)
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| 16307 | Walter was 58 years old at the time of his death. | PADGETT, Walter Vance (I60313)
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| 16308 | Walter was 60 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, Walter Eugene (I60069)
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| 16309 | Walter was 61 years old at the time of his death. | CAVENAUGH, Walter Guy (I60467)
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| 16310 | Walter was 66 years old at the time of his death. | HATCHER, Walter Henry (I60223)
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| 16311 | Walter was 68 years old at the time of his death. | PABLO, Walter Lee (I60154)
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| 16312 | Walter was baptized at St. James Roman Catholic Church in the Manhattan Borough of New York City by Rev. William J. Rafter on 14 October 1906. | RANDOLPH, Walter F. (I63267)
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| 16313 | Walter's 1914 marriage registration entry noted that he made his living as a boat builder. | PABLO, Walter Lee (I60154)
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| 16314 | Walter's chart say death in New Haven, CT | HERBERT, Ellen Catherine (I54614)
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| 16315 | Ward died in Orange County, Florida on 27 January 1985. He was 82 years old. | PACE, Ward Baskerville (I64044)
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| 16316 | Wardell's 1917 World War I draft registration card and the 1920 census note that he made his living as a "merchant" in Churchland, Virginia. | CHERRY, Daniel Wardell Sr. (I64432)
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| 16317 | Warner died in Whiteville, Tennessee on 30 January 1927. He was 55 years old. | NEWSOM, Warner Hugh (I63792)
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| 16318 | Warner died on 30 December 1973. He was 73 years old. | PACE, Warner R. (I63995)
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| 16319 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MILLS, Barbara (I57241)
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| 16320 | was not found through index search at Delaware Archives: 2006 | WINGATE, Elizabeth (I30136)
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| 16321 | was not found through index search at Delaware Archives: 2006 | MONEY, Margaret R. (I30137)
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| 16322 | was not located through index search at DE Archives: 2006 | MONEY, Henry Clay (I30138)
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| 16323 | Wate was a farmer. | HARRISON, Wate (I56667)
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| 16324 | Watertown, WI, is located in both Jefferson and Dodge counties today/2018. Most of town population today is in Jefferson County. I am not sure of county boundaries in 1876. Lebanon where Mary was born is about 9 miles from Watertown where she was married to Frederick. | Family: Frederick August HENSCHKE / Mary KRAUSE (F5635)
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| 16325 | Waverley died on 21 February 1937. | KEELING, Waverley (I62397)
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| 16326 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HORNER, Wayne Sterling (I40756)
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| 16327 | Wesley and his twin sister, Ada, were born in Bulloch County, Georgia on 7 December 1872. | MITCHELL, Wesley M. (I63567)
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| 16328 | Wesley died at his North Person Street home in Raleigh, North Carolina on 20 October 1928. He was 76 years old. | JONES, Wesley Norwood (I52229)
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| 16329 | Wesley died on 12 April 1990. He was 66 yeas old. | JONES, Wesley Norwood (I63716)
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| 16330 | Wesley practiced law in partnership with his brother-in-law, Josiah W. Bailey, at their firm in Raleigh, North Carolina. | JONES, Wesley Norwood (I52229)
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| 16331 | West Country Planters to New England 1620 - 1643. | Source (S4472)
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| 16332 | Weston's 1918 World War I registration card notes that he was employed by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad as a "locomotive fireman". He remained with ACL during the 1930's and the 1940's and worked as a railroad engineer. | KLISE, Weston Lester (I64453)
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| 16333 | When Mary Bennett married John Herbert alias Wilkinson, Mary's illegitimate son Thomas Willoughby was taken into his step-father's home and treated as an equal with his half-brothers. | Family: John HERBERT, alias WILKINSON / Mary BENNETT (F21)
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| 16334 | When signing her own name, she spelled her given name Catron. | (UNKNOWN), Catherine (I56886)
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| 16335 | When Telitha B. Virnelson wrote her will in January of 1888, she named her granddaughter, Mabel Telitha Herbert, then 8 1/2 years old, as the major recipient of her estate. Mabel's middle name appears from extant documents to have continued as "Telitha" until her 1911 marriage when she noted it as "LeClare". | HERBERT, Mabel Telitha (I58042)
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| 16336 | When the child's death was recorded in the civil register at Zutphen, a notation was made that he had died "on board the ship La Femme Gezina". | UITERWIJK, Harmanus (I61788)
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| 16337 | WHERE DID I GET THE MARRIAGE DATE? NOT GIVEN IN THE INDEX. | Family: James Thomas PARKER / Louisa Blount BAILEY (F1140)
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| 16338 | WHERE DID I GET THE NAME WILLIAM A.? HE IS NOT NAMED IN THE ARMISTEAD WILL | Family: (unknown) GRAVES / Euphan ARMISTEAD (F5195)
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| 16339 | WHERE DID THIS COME FROM? | Family: Anthony WALKE / Anne LIVINGSTON (F3776)
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| 16340 | Where was he during all those years? | KING, William Solomon Sr. (I61330)
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| 16341 | While an old family diary gives his middle name as "Selden", I have come to believe that there is an excellent chance that his middle name was more likely "Selby", for his Grandfather Vernelson. | VIRNELSON, William S. (I124)
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| 16342 | While appealing, there is in fact no evidence to support the suggestion by John Bbrooks Threlfall that the | Family: / (F6270)
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| 16343 | While at Oxford, William was elected "Forman-chaplain" from Yorkshire, a fellowship reserved for natives of Royston Parish or Rothwell Parish, Yorkshire, thus suggesting that William was born in that county. He was one of the Purrtan party at the college. That he was a Nonconformist was made clear when he refused to subscribe to the Book of Common Prayer. | COOKE, Vicar William (I3499)
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| 16344 | While her name is unknown, John's wife was left by his will a bequest of "all goods she brought with her at marriage, and to her also £80" | Family: John HOSMER / (UNKNOWN) (F6260)
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| 16345 | While living in Columbus, Georgia, Thomas also worked at the Secondary Industrial School as a teacher. | CURRIE, Rev. Thomas King (I59708)
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| 16346 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MIGLIONICO, Dr. Michael Anthony (I28766)
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| 16347 | While residing in England, Thomas made his living as a carpenter. | DANE, Thomas (I3704)
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| 16348 | While the Circassia passenger arrival list, signed 8 March 1888, listed August and Annie as husband and wife, it appears that there were not actually married until after their arrival in the United States. | Family: August SOBOTA / Antonia STOIKE (F1712)
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| 16349 | While this is the first mention of John in extant Lower Norfolk County records, it tells us only that he was in the Colony before 15 December 1645. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 16350 | While this marriage was recorded in the Portsmouth City register, it actually took place in Richmond, Virginia. | Source (S4846)
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