Matches 16,601 to 16,650 of 16,752
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| 16601 | William's last residence was in Baytown, TX. | REBER, William Huston (I54271)
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| 16602 | William's last residence was in Dallas, TX. | KRONE, William Reber (I54331)
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| 16603 | William's May 1917 WWI draft registration card notes that he was employed as a regional salesman by Westinghouse Electric Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. | WALKE, William Capehart (I61546)
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| 16604 | William's name appears on the 23 August 1765 Poll for the election of Burgesses from Elizabeth City County. He would, by Colonial Virginia Law have to have been of legal age (21 years) by that date. | BAYLEY, Wilson Roscow (I57987)
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| 16605 | William's occupation was noted as farmer on his daughter Margaret's 1859 birth record. | HEATH, William K. (I57244)
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| 16606 | William's parents had died prior to 16 July 1691, when his grandfather William Craford presented an inventory of his son's and daughter-in-law's estate to the Lower Norfolk County Court. | CRAFORD, Col. William (I56866)
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| 16607 | William's September 1918 WWI draft registration card notes that he was an attorney with a Norfolk, Virginia firm. | OLD, William Whitehurst Jr. (I57848)
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| 16608 | William's wife had apparently died prior 14 April 1687, the date of his will by which he gave her clothing to their daughter Mary. | COCKROFT, (unknown) (I60975)
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| 16609 | William's will apointed his son Charles as executor of his estate. | CONNER, William (I56869)
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| 16610 | William's will appointed "Mr. Samuel Boush of Norfolk, Mr. Matthew Godfrey and Arthur Boush whole and Sole Executors". | IVY, Capt. William (I51773)
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| 16611 | William's will appointed Benjamin A. Bailey as executor. | BAILEY, William W. (I28446)
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| 16612 | William's will appointed his "three sons William, Burwell & Frederick" as executors. | LOFTIN, William (I58551)
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| 16613 | William's will appointed his sons John Thorowgood Keeling and William Keeling as executors of his estate. | KEELING, Capt. William (I55598)
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| 16614 | William's will appointed his sons Wright Ellis and Benjamin Ellis as executors. | ELLIS, William (I26675)
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| 16615 | William's will appointed his wife Hannah as executrix of his estate. | EMMERSON, William (I56247)
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| 16616 | William's will appointed his wife Mary, James Nimmo and Thomas Wishart, Jr. as executors of his estate. | WISHART, William (I56204)
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| 16617 | William's will appointed his wife Patience Porter and Mathew Godfrey as executors. | PORTER, William (I58136)
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| 16618 | William's will appointed his wife Susannah as executrix. | BELL, William (3) (I40250)
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| 16619 | William's will appointed his wife, Gershom Nimmo and Thomas Wishart as executors of his estate. | SCANTLING, William (I56398)
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| 16620 | William's will appointed his wife, Sarah Happer, his son, Cary Heslet Happer, Capt. Josiah Smith & the Rev. Charles Smith as executors. | HAPPER, Dr. William (I58335)
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| 16621 | William's will appointed his wife, Susanna, and his friends, Edward Park and William Moseley, Jr, as executors. | THELABALL, William (I52632)
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| 16622 | William's will appointed James Cocke of Plymouth, England as the executor of his estate in Europe, and a Mr. Mathews to handle matters specific to London. Mr. Thomas Hodges, Mr. Samuel Baush [Boush] and Mr. H---- Scot were named as overseers for the administration of his estate in Virginia. | CRAFORD, Capt. William (I56864)
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| 16623 | William's will did not name an executor. The document was witnessed by William King and John Jenkins. | BAYLEY, William (I57986)
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| 16624 | William's will named John Tabb and Charles Denby as executors. | MOSELEY, William (I52638)
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| 16625 | William's will notes that he was "of the Easterne branch in Elizabeth River", and appoints his wife Sarah as his executrix. His brother-in-law William Handcock and his friend Lemuel Philieps were appointed as overseers. | COCKROFT, William (I61004)
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| 16626 | William's will signed by signature and seal on 29 June 1655 was written in his own hand. No executor was appointed. His signature was witnessed by John Carrawaye and Abraham Thomas. | MOSELEY, William (I55253)
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| 16627 | William's will stated that he was "of the Borough of Norfolk and Colony of Virginia". It appointed Mr. William Nimmo and his brother George Wishart as executors of his estate. | WISHART, William (I56194)
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| 16628 | William's will was dated 22 Sep 1647 in Wedmore Parish, Somerset, England. His daughter, Elizabeth, was named as executrix. | PHIPPEN, William (I4515)
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| 16629 | William's will was dated 27 Aug 1586 in London, England It noted that he was a Citizen of London and a baker by profession. William's brother, John, was named as executor. Mr. Smithe, William's uncle & John Stonehowse, his brother-in-law, were appointed overseers. John Coston, Notary Public, William Ashbolde, parson of St. Peters Cornhill Church, Hugh Golde & Henry Tompson witnessed the document. | SATCHFIELD, William (I55729)
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| 16630 | William's will was not dated. He did not sign it, and there were no witnesses to it. | LANGLEY, William (I4738)
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| 16631 | William's will was proved at London before Sir Nathaniel Brent, Doctor of Laws, Master & Guardian of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury on 9 Sep 1650. | PHIPPEN, William (I4515)
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| 16632 | William's will was proved before the Norfolk County Court by the oaths of Mr. Walter Cocke and Thomas Cocke on 16 March 1699/1700. | CRAFORD, Capt. William (I56864)
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| 16633 | William's will was proved by his brother John Satchfield as his executor in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury in London on 9 Sep 1586. | SATCHFIELD, William (I55729)
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| 16634 | William's will was proved by the oaths of all witnesses before the Norfolk County Court on 19 May 1769, and ordered to be recorded. | IVY, Capt. William (I51773)
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| 16635 | William's will, dated 12 January 1736/7, named his cousen [nephew] Thomas Wishart as executor of his estate. | WISHART, William (I55969)
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| 16636 | William's will, dated 14 April 1687, states that he was "of ye Easterne Branch of Elizabeth River in Lower Norfolke county", and by it he appointed his mother Sarah Piggot as his sole executrix. | HANDCOCKE, William (I60974)
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| 16637 | William's will, dated 15 March 1735/6 in Princess Anne County, appointed his wife Mary as executrix. His signature was witnessed by James Nimmo and Henry Holmes. | HANCOCK, William (I56799)
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| 16638 | William's will, dated 26 December 1694, appointed his son-in-law, Edward Clark, as executor. | DOWNING, William (I23250)
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| 16639 | Williamson was, according to his father's will dated 17 February 1816, under the legal age of 21 years. | CLANTON, Williamson (I63947)
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| 16640 | Willie and Anderson were married in Portsmouth on 12 December 1899. | Family: Anderson GWIN, Jr. / Willie Irene FAISON (F6006)
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| 16641 | Willie Boyd Vernelson, death (1883), Register of Deaths, City of Portsmouth, VA 1858 - 1896 [reel 8]; City Records Collection, Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA. | Source (S5068)
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| 16642 | Willie died at 1708 A Street in Portsmouth, Virginia on 9 January 1954. She was 77 years old. | FAISON, Willie Irene (I59269)
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| 16643 | Willie died at 9:00 am on 10 December 1948 in Long Acre, North Carolina. | DAW, Julia W. (I51390)
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| 16644 | Willie died at her North Washington Street home in Brownsville, Tennessee at 12:10pm on 18 November 1946. She was 72 years old. | CLAYTON, Willie Anna (I63856)
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| 16645 | Willie died of "angina pectoris" at 3:30pm on 27 November 1922 at the Linden Avenue house where she roomed, in Portsmouth, Virginia. She was 70 years old at the time of her death. | HERBERT, Thirza Williams (I1770)
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| 16646 | Willie died of typhoid fever in Portsmouth, Virginia on 10 January 1883. He was 6 years old at the time of his death. | VIRNELSON, William Boyd (I1730)
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| 16647 | Willie died on 12 October 1977. He was 67 years old. | PARKS, William David (I50928)
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| 16648 | Willie died on 27 July 1957 in Craddock, Virginia. He was 66 years old at the time of his death. | COTTEN, William Holleman Sr. (I21603)
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| 16649 | Willie was 27 years old at the time of his death. | PADGETT, Willie A. (I60365)
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| 16650 | Willie was a mill laborer for the Wilmington-based Kidder Lumber, the only family member at this time who, with exception of his 6 and 4 year old sisters, was not working on the family farm. | MOBLEY, Willie (I60727)
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