Notes: Our Family History

Matches 3,751 to 3,800 of 16,752

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3751	Arthur was honorably discharged on 3 June 1919.	DEVAUGHN, Arthur Herbert Jr. (I64294)
3752	Arthur was one of five men appointed to represent the City of Norfolk, Norfolk County and Princess Anne County at the convention that met at Richmond City from 14 October 1850 to 1 August 1851. The convention adopted the Virginia Constitution of 1851.	SMITH, M.D. Arthur Richardson (I58415)
3753	Arthur's last residence was in Hayes, VA.	EMMERSON, Arthur (I57929)
3754	Arthur's will appointed his wife Ann as executrix of his estate.	MOSELEY, Arthur (I60984)
3755	article adaptation for the Concord Art Association	Source (S1631)
3756	As double dating was still in use in the Colonies during this period, it is impossible to ascertain whether the date on the headstone should be interpreted as 20 February 1746 or 20 February 1747.	CONANT, (stillborn daughter) (I60591)
3757	As early as 11 August 1761, Joshua was acquiring property in Granville County, North Carolina.	NELMS, Joshua (I27903)
3758	As early as 1664, George had built a saw mill and corn mill south of the Iron Works in the Southwest part of Concord.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
3759	As early as 1758 the Sliptown records note Peter as "Deacon Peter Heald". As there was no Meeting House in the town until 1770, it is unclear which congregation Deacon Heald served. Some of the early residents attended services at New Ipswich and some attended at Wilton.	HEALD, Deacon Peter (I3654)
3760	As her will did not nominate an executor, the Norfolk County Court appointed her son, Samuel Happer as administrator of her estate on 18 May 1764, and the will was ordered to be recorded.	(UNKNOWN), Sarah (I58336)
3761	As Hermann had died intestate, Estelle petitioned the Mercer Co, NJ Surrogate's Court claiming entitlement to Hermann's assets without Letters of Administration. Her petition was granted and duly recorded on 27 June 1972.	GABRIEL, Hermann William (I28603)
3762	As James was indentured to Nicholas Davies at the time of his arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, he would have resided in the same town as his master. The Davies' first residence was in Charlestown.	HAYWARD, James (I3722)
3763	As John's and Sarah's five daughters and Sarah's illegitimate daughter Mary Micrest resided in the household, it can not be determined which of the girls was ill.	CRAGGEN, John (I2632)
3764	As Judith was indentured to Nicholas Davies at the time of her arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, she would have resided in the same town, and possibly the same house, as her master. The Davies' first residence was in Charlestown.	PHIPPEN, Judith (I3721)
3765	As no codicil was added to include her as an heir, it is possible that she was born posthumously.	THELABALL, Martha (I51771)
3766	As no further has been found concerning this dispute in the Court records, it is likely that the arguemnt was settled between the mother and son themselves.	(UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
3767	As no record of the probate of this will survives, it can only be stated that John's death occurred after the date of the signing of his will.	CURLE, John (I4474)
3768	As noted above, Ephraim served as one of Temple's first three Selectmen in 1768. In 1769, he was chosen as one of the three Tythingemen. He served as town treasurer in 1773 and 1774, and as town moderator in 1774.	HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
3769	As noted above, William was living on 23 August 1765 when his named appeared on the Poll for the election of Burgesses from Elizabeth City County.	BAYLEY, Wilson Roscow (I57987)
3770	As of 29 July 2014, living in San Francisco, CA.	MICHELSON, Paul (I64878)
3771	As per 8 April 2010 phone conversation with Ocean View Cemetery office, George's death date was 22 September 2001, not 30 September 2001 as incorrectly reported in his obituary.	Source (S2295)
3772	As per and Act of Assembly passed by the Virginia House of Burgesses on 20 April 1761, Elizabeth River Parish in Norfolk County was to be dissolved and it area divided into three distinct Parishes.	HERBERT, Henry (I1214)
3773	As per her request, Marguerite's remains were cremated, and her ashes were scattered in the Atlantic Ocean.	FEREBEE, Marguerite LeClere (I39)
3774	As the deceased children were not named, it is impossible to know if either of these children was Lucretia.	HERBERT, Lucretia Allmand (I54595)
3775	As the wife of a U.S. Naval officer, she was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.	SMITH, Mae (I62406)
3776	As this change is reflected in a number of documents concerning the family members, I believe that the change was intended.	NEWSOM, William H. (I63812)
3777	As World War I was ending in autumn 1918, the flu season was marked by a virulent strain of influenza virus. From 1918 through 1919, this deadly flu was transmitted rapidly across the globe, infecting 1/4 of the U.S. population and 1/5 of the world's. This flu was unusual in that it was most deadly in young and healthy people ages 20-40. The virus was noted for its sudden onset of symptoms, often causing death within days. The impact of this pandemic, including societal disruption, was experienced globally.	HUDSON, John Edgar (I33663)
3778	Asa had apparently died prior to 16 May 1821, as he was not named in his father's will of that date.	HEALD, Asa (I54839)
3779	Asa would, after the 1788 death of his first wife Rebekah, marry Jerusha. But his 1784 statement to the Selectmen was to advise them that his family had taken in an individual from out of town for whom they would now be responsible.	HEALD, Asa (I54828)
3780	Asa's will names four individuals without noting a familial relationship to them; Harriet & William Still, Thomas Warren Heald and Otis Heald. Harriet, William and Thomas are likely his children, but, to date, no primary evidence has been found to support such a relationship.	HEALD, Asa (I54828)
3781	Asa's will was dated 16 May 1821 in Keen, New York. He appointed his wife Jerusha as his executrix. Aden Hull, Samuel Shipman and Mary Shipman witnessed Asa's signature on the document.	HEALD, Asa (I54828)
3782	Ashall died during the summer of early fall of 1714.	HANCOCK, Ashall (I56800)
3783	Ashall's will appointed his "Brother William Hancock" as his sole executor.	HANCOCK, Ashall (I56800)
3784	Ashley died at Wake Medical Center in Raleigh, North Carolina on 25 April 2006. She was 18 years old at the time of her death.	RIGGSBEE, Ashley Evan (I63422)
3785	Ashley was named in her grandfather George M. Cary's 14 June 2004 obituary as Ashley Spell Einolf.	Family: EINOLF / Ashely Willbrooks SPELL (F5975)
3786	Assien died on 29 January 1760.	TIJLBAART, Assien Jans (I61611)
3787	Assien Jan Uiterwijk, his paternal grandfather, witnessed the registration.	UITERWIJK, Assien Jan (I61713)
3788	Assien was born at 12:00am on 29 April 1945.	UITERWIJK, Assien (I61780)
3789	Assien was born at 4:00am on 21 July 1850.	UITERWIJK, Assien (I61694)
3790	Assien was born at 5:00am on 21 November 1831.	UITERWIJK, Assien Jan (I61633)
3791	Assien was born at 6:00pm on 2 June 1842.	UITERWIJK, Assien (I61676)
3792	Assien was born on 17 March 1890.	UITERWIJK, Assien Jan (I61713)
3793	Assien was born on 18 October 1885.	UITERWIJK, Assien (I61794)
3794	Assien was born on 27 December 1854.	UITERWIJK, Assien (I61787)
3795	Assiena was born at 5:00pm on 16 October 1853.	UITERWIJK, Assiena (I61786)
3796	Asta died at a Chesapeake, Virginia hospital on 21 March 1995. She was 93 years old at the time of her death.	LARSEN, Asta Christina (I61303)
3797	At a Court held for Essex County, Virginia on 15 February 1736/7, Edward's will was proved by the oath of the executrix therein named and by the oaths of the witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded.	CLARK, Edward (I23245)
3798	At a Court held for Greensville County, Virginia on 7 October 1833, Williams's will was proved by the oaths of all subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	BAILEY, William W. (I28446)
3799	At a Court held for Hyde County, North Carolina during May 1805, Dixon's will was proved by the oath of Benjamin Foreman, one of the subscribing witnesses, and ordered to be recorded.	BELL, Dixon (I40248)
3800	At a Court held for Hyde County, North Carolina during the December term of 1751, Eleanor's will was proved by the oath of William Trippe one of the subscribing witnesses, and by the oaths of J. Curiam and William Ormond and ordered to be recorded.	CORPREW, Eleanor (I63507)

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