Notes: Our Family History

Matches 16,501 to 16,550 of 16,752

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16501	William Harrell, Justice of the Peace, solemnized the rites of matrimony between William and Mary.	Family: William Henry ANDREWS / Mary Louisa ANDREWS (F8057)
16502	William indicated on 1930 US Census that he was a veteran of WW [WWI], and it was noted on his death certificate and grave marker.	FARMER, William McKinley Sr. (I65026)
16503	William J. Ward and Anne Christoson stood as the child's sponsors.	RANDOLPH, Alice Louise (I63261)
16504	William Lenard and Anna Riordan stood as the child's sponsors.	RANDOLPH, Walter F. (I63267)
16505	William Lewis Onley, b. 1960. Intelius.	OWNLEY, (unknown) (I64675)
16506	William made his living as a farmer in Henrico County, Virginia from, at least, August 1870 through June 1880.	CHRISTIAN, William (I59620)
16507	William made his living as a farmer in Southampton County, Virginia.	WILLIAMS, Walter Willis (I28354)
16508	William made his living as a farmer in Sussex County, Virginia.	FLOWERS, William Thomas (I28350)
16509	William made his living as a farmer in Sussex County, Virginia.	FLOWERS, William Henry (I64186)
16510	William made his living as a general handy man, and a computer and security systems technician.	JONES, William Bailey III (I63720)
16511	William made his living as an "iron moulder" at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia.	KING, William Solomon Sr. (I61330)
16512	William made his living working as a manager at Erwin Cotton Mills, a company owned by his father.	ERWIN, William Allen Jr. (I33668)
16513	William married and had two children.	O'BRIEN, William David (I63276)
16514	William may have died prior to April 1910, as he was not enumerated with his wife and child in the 1910 census.	CAMP, William B. (I62090)
16515	William most likely died during the Spring of 1777.	THELABALL, William (I52632)
16516	William named Effie as his wife on his World War I draft registration card dated 12 September 1918.	Family: William Ernest KENNEDY / Effie J. ROPER (F7733)
16517	William named his son, Robert, and his friend Richard Cary as executors. Worlick Westwood, Samuel Selden, James Davis & Samuel Cook witnessed the document.	ARMISTEAD, William (I5666)
16518	William named his wife Mary as his Executrix, and his "two Cozens Thomas Mason and Lemuel Mason, Jr" were named as overseers. Lemuel Mason, Jr. & Francis Thelaball witnessed the document.	CHICHESTER, William (I51568)
16519	William O'Brien and Frances Siller stood as witnesses to the ceremony.	Family: Walter Joseph O'CONNELL / Florence Catherine SILLER (F7299)
16520	William owned a general store in Hague in 1920.	SMALL, Roscoe W. Sanford (I59668)
16521	William patented 200 acres of land in Lower Norfolk County on 16 April 1653. The land was located "in the head of a Branch called the Indian Town branch [torn] of Daniel Taners Creeke". The land was due William for the transportation of four persons into the colony.	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
16522	William patented 829 acres of land on Tanner's Creek in Lower Norfolk County on 9 October 1675. He received 629 acres as due him for the transportation of 13 persons into the colony and re-patented "two hundred acres of wch Land was formerly granted unto the sd Wm Langley by patent bearing date the 21st of 9ber 1625".	LANGLEY, William (I10011)
16523	William Porten inventory (1722), Norfolk County Wills & Deeds Book F, 1721-1725, ff.146a-147 [reel 46], County Records Collection, Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA .	Source (S4650)
16524	William Porter, named as executor by his nephew's will, refused "the burden of the Execution thereof". The Court, then, granted administration of the estate to William Happer.	HAPPER, Samuel (I58422)
16525	William predeceased both of his parents.	BARKER, William (I3310)
16526	William Ray was 3 months and 19 days old when he died at James Walker Memorial Hospital. Causes of death were malnutrition with onset at birth, bronchopneumonia, and septicemia.	ROGERS, William Ray (I60252)
16527	William Ray was buried in the Mobley Family cemetery near his brothers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.	ROGERS, William Ray (I60252)
16528	William Reese Hitchens petitioned the court for Letters of Administration on Nan's estate on 3 Dec 1957.	KEMSKE, Anna Helen (I28678)
16529	William resided in Edgecomb Co, NC.	PARKER, William (I51283)
16530	William resided in Saint Charles, MO at the time of his death.	WILSON, William Combs (I53441)
16531	William retired from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard at Portsmouth, Virginia in 1971. He had spent a total of 33 years, before and after World War II, in their employ.	VIRNELSON, William Eugene Sr. (I1709)
16532	William Robinson & John (?)Storer, bakers of London, were appointed as overseers. William Wager, parson of [St. Michael] Queenhythe Church, Humphry Huntley, William Hathorn & Thomas Browne witnessed the document.	DRAYCOTT, John (I55725)
16533	William served as a Norfolk County delegate to the Virginia House of Burgesses from 3 August 1715 to 7 September 1715.	LANGLEY, William (I10010)
16534	William served as a Private in the US Army during the Korean Conflict.	FERRY, William Richard (I30365)
16535	William served as a vestryman in Elizabeth River Parish from its inception on 18 October 1749 through the meeting of 20 November 1759. During that 10 year period he was absent from only one vestry meeting, the one held on 26 October 1756.	CRAFORD, Col. William (I56866)
16536	William served as an officer in the Princess Anne County militia from 1777 until his resignation as County Lieutenant on 18 November 1781.	WISHART, William (I56204)
16537	William served as one of the two Lower Norfolk County representatives in the Virginia House of Burgesses, the lower body of the Virginia General Assembly, during the 1688 and the 1695 - 1696 sessions.	CRAFORD, Capt. William (I56864)
16538	William served in the US Marine Corps from 12 February 1952 through 8 February 1954.	VIRNELSON, William Denby (I55002)
16539	William signed his will by written signature.	BAYLEY, William (I57986)
16540	William signed his will on 13 February 1757. His signature was witnessed by George McWarton and William Happer, Jr.	HAPPER, Dr. William (I58335)
16541	William signed his will on 19 July 1715. His signature and seal were witnessed by Thomas Langley, James Thelaball, Thomas Willoughby, Godwin Oast, James Guy and John Denby.	LANGLEY, William (I10010)
16542	William signed the will by signature and seal. Anthony Lawson, John Caraway, Bartholomew Williamson and Edward Moseley witnessed his signature.	HANDCOCKE, William (I60974)
16543	William signed the will with his signature.	ARMISTEAD, William (I5666)
16544	William states in his will that he was "of Elizabeth River parish in ye County of Norfolk, Gent." He appoints his sons Jeremiah and Jacob as his executors.	LANGLEY, William (I10010)
16545	William took his B.A. degree from Magdalen College, Oxford University on 3 Nov 1582.	COOKE, Vicar William (I3499)
16546	William was 12 days shy of his 31st birthday at the time of his death.	ERWIN, William Allen III (I33825)
16547	William was 21 years old at the time of his death.	CARY, William Wallace (I1364)
16548	William was 21 years old at the time of his death.	SIMONS, William (I3729)
16549	William was 39 years old at the time of his death.	WEBB, William (I40822)
16550	William was 40 years old at the time of his death.	LANGLEY, William H. (I58899)

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