Notes: Our Family History

Matches 16,651 to 16,700 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
16651	Willie was baptised at the age of 19 by Rev. J. J. Gravatt. W. S. Jones, Mrs. Rosalie Jones & Miss Emily Moody acted as witnesses.	JONES, Willie (I59292)
16652	Willie was employed as a telephone company clerk in 1940.	SPAIN, William Beckwith (I64240)
16653	Willie worked on a farm.	PADGETT, Willie A. (I60365)
16654	Willie's birth record notes November as her birth month.	FAISON, Willie Irene (I59269)
16655	Willie's body was interred in the Powell-Burton Cemetery.	PADGETT, Willie A. (I60365)
16656	Willie's cemetery stone inscription notes that she was "aged 66 years" at the time of her death in 1922. This data is incorrect, as it infers that she was born in 1856. An 1856 birth date is impossible, as her mother died in 1855 during the yellow fever epidemic. The birth information on her death certificate is, also, incorrect.	HERBERT, Thirza Williams (I1770)
16657	Willie's residence at the time of her death was in Pantego, North Carolina.	DAW, Julia W. (I51390)
16658	Willis and Sallie were married at the home of C. W. Ezzell, Baptist minister, who officiated. A. J. Williams, Edwin Carter and Ida Ezzell witnessed the marriage.	Family: Willis Carroll MOBLEY / Sallie SHOLAR (F7968)
16659	Willis died at 6:00 am on 29 November 1972 at Watts Hospital in Durham, North Carolina. He was 64 years old.	WHICHARD, Willis Guilford (I60890)
16660	Willis was living with his grandfather and family in 1920. His mother had died just the year before. By 1930, Willis is the only family member enumerated as living with his grandparents, Tom and Lizzie.	MOBLEY, Willis Carroll (I64970)
16661	Willis' 13 September 1798 obituary in The Norfolk Herald stated that he was a resident of Gosport and that he had died suddenly at Great Bridge on 11 September. It further noted that Willis was buried with full military honors.	WILSON, Col. Willis (I51748)
16662	Willis' residence prior to his admission to the hospital was 642 W. Club Boulevard in Durham, North Carolina.	WHICHARD, Willis Guilford (I60890)
16663	Wilmer's last residence was in St. Petersburg, FL.	SHARPE, Wilmer Edgar (I28787)
16664	Wilson and his family were back living in Richmond by April 1910, and he was making his living as the president of a coal company.	CARY, Col. Wilson Miles (I5788)
16665	Wilson and his siblings were residing with their maternal grandparents, Samuel and Roxie Slaughter, in Alachua County, Florida in June 1900.	SMALL, Roscoe Wilson (I59672)
16666	Wilson appointed his friends William Langhorne, the Elder, Richard Cary and Maurice Langhorne as his Executors.	CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
16667	Wilson appointed Miles Cary, Cary Seldon and David Meade as Executors of his will.	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
16668	Wilson died at George Washington University Hospital of Lou Gehrig's disease on 2 September 1987. He was 76 years old.	CARY, Wilson Miles (I59645)
16669	Wilson died at Port St. Lucie Convalescent Center at 2:55 pm on 5 November 1984. He was 90 years old at the time of his death.	SMALL, Roscoe Wilson (I59672)
16670	Wilson died on 28 April 1919. He was 75 years old at the time of his death.	CARY, Col. Wilson Miles (I5788)
16671	Wilson enlisted in the US Army on 3 February 1941 as an infantryman. He was given Private First Class grade at his enlistment because of his participation in the Virginia National Guard beginning in September 1940.	CARY, Wilson Miles (I59645)
16672	Wilson graduated from Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia in 1931. He then attended Hampden-Sydney College in Prince Edward County, Virginia for one year.	CARY, Wilson Miles (I59645)
16673	Wilson left the Army on 3 September 1947 with the rank of Captain.	CARY, Wilson Miles (I59645)
16674	Wilson Miles Cary stone inscription, Hollywood Cemetery, Section 15, Plot 77, space 3, Richmond, VA. transcribed by Beth Uiterwyk, July 2007.	Source (S1525)
16675	Wilson noted his age as 22 on his Draft Registration Card, dated June 5 1917. However, he entered his birth date as August 8, 1895, indicating that he was only 21 years of age on June 5, 1917.	SMALL, Roscoe Wilson (I59672)
16676	Wilson resided in his daughter Mary's home, 1901 Mayflower Rd, Fort Pierce, Florida during the last years of his life.	SMALL, Roscoe Wilson (I59672)
16677	Wilson served as a Justice for Elizabeth City County in 1734. Four years later, in 1738, he was appointed Sheriff.	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
16678	Wilson signed his will by written signature, witnessed by Alexander Rhonnald, Wilson Curle, Catherine Batts & Mary Hamilton.	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
16679	Wilson was born on or before 26 May 1772, as he would have to have been at least 14 years of age in order to make choice of his own Guardian.	CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
16680	Wilson was employed by the Denton Lumber Co. of Enville, Florida as their commissary manager during 1917 and through, at least, January 1920.	SMALL, Roscoe Wilson (I59672)
16681	Wilson's 1746 will had directed that his Slaves be divided among six of his eight children; ie., Nicholas, Andrew, William Roscow, Hamilton, Jane and Mary. By the time of the actual appraisal and division, Hamilton had died. Thus, the Slaves were divided into only five lots.	CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
16682	Wilson's body was interred at Arlington National Cemetery on 8 September 1987.	CARY, Wilson Miles (I59645)
16683	Wilson's remains were exhumed from the Cary family plot in 1938 and reinterred on 27 October 1938 in the Thomas Marshall, Jr. family plot at Hollywood Cemetery.	MARSHALL, Wilson Cary (I59717)
16684	Wilson's will did not state a given name for his wife. The document referenced her as "my beloved Wife and "my Wife". The 18 Jun 1814 account reconciliation of Wilson's Estate, however, repeatedly notes monies paid to Lockey Curle for the hire of Slaves owned by the Estate. Additional support to the theory that Lockey Langhorne was the wife of Wilson Curle is the appointment by Wilson in his 1792 will of William Langhorne, the Elder and Maurice Langhorne as two of his three Executors.	Family: Wilson CURLE / Lockey LANGHORNE (F40)
16685	Winford's last residence was in Smyrna, DE.	COSTIN, Winford Coley (I20375)
16686	WINGO I, P. 41 & 27	VEALE, Sarah (I59893)
16687	WINGO I, PP. 41 & 27.	Family: Paul Dale LUKE / Sarah VEALE (F6038)
16688	WINGO VOL III, P. 12 FOR MARRIAGE; BOWERS HARD FILE FOR 1850 CNEUSU.	Family: Jeremiah BOWERS / Mahala MCPHERSON (F6024)
16689	Winifred Stalvey and O.S. Stalvey acted as witnesses to the ceremony.	Family: Carl C. STONE / Juanita E. STALVEY (F5954)
16690	Winnie and her siblings were residing with their maternal grandparents, Samuel and Roxie Slaughter, in Alachua County, Florida in June 1900.	SMALL, Winifred Cary (I59670)
16691	Winnie died at 3:12 am at Jackson Memorial Hospital where she had been admitted as a patient on 5 February 1959. She was 70 years old at the time of her death.	SMALL, Winifred Cary (I59670)
16692	Winnie died at her home on Jurney Avenue in Mt. Olive, North Carolina at 7:00 am on 9 June 1966. She was 75 years old.	MCWHORTER, Winnie Eugenia (I54425)
16693	Winnie died at his Suffolk, Virginia home on 23 February 1990. He was 74 years old at the time of his death.	VIRNELSON, Winston Howell (I54805)
16694	Winnie died of cancer at Maryview Hospital in Portsmouth, Virginia on 25 September 1953. She was 55 years old at the time of her death.	OWEN, Winifred Thomas (I7271)
16695	Winnie died on 27 Feb 1983. She was 93 years old.	STUART, Mattie Winifred (I63862)
16696	Winston died on 2 December 1957. He was 5 days shy of his 81st birthday at the time of his death.	VIRNELSON, Winston Clinton (I1703)
16697	With An Account of the Early Settlements in Massachusetts 1620-1630	Source (S4488)
16698	With notes and references by J. C. Perkins.	Source (S1706)
16699	With the exception of her baptismal record, she is always called "Anna".	RANDOLPH, Hannah (I63265)
16700	With the exception of two short periods when he was hospitalized, James participated in each of the Civil War battles in which the 2nd Pennsylvania Cavalry fought, including the Battle of Gettysburg, fought 1 July through 3 July 1863.	AARON, James Henry (I28593)

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