Notes: Our Family History

Matches 3,801 to 3,850 of 16,752

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3801	At a Court held for Hyde County, North Carolina during the December term of 1775, William's will was proved by Thomas Clark, one of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	BELL, William (3) (I40250)
3802	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 10 August 1691, Christopher's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	HALLIMAN, Christopher (I27905)
3803	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 25 October 1731, Christopher's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	HOLLYMAN, Christopher (I27907)
3804	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 27 May 1728, Thomas' will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	WARD, Thomas (I28037)
3805	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 3 April 1848, Josiah's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	HOLLEMAN, Josiah (I27934)
3806	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 3 January 1825, Jesse's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	HOLLEMAN, Jesse (I27932)
3807	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 4 February 1784, Thomas' will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	COPHER, Thomas (I28017)
3808	At a Court held for Isle of Wight County, Virginia on 6 June 1751, John's will was presented by Elizabeth Halleman the executrix and proved by the oaths of William Gwaltney and Thomas Gwaltney, the two subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	HALLEMAN, John (I27930)
3809	At a Court held for Middlesex County, Virginia on 14 November 1698, William's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	DOWNING, William (I23250)
3810	At a Court held for Middlesex County, Virginia on 5 April 1748, Edward's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	CLARK, Edward (I23263)
3811	At a Court held for Norfolk County, Virginia on 19 December 1859, Matthew's will was proved by the oaths of Leroy G. Edwards and Daniel S. Evans, two of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	FEREBEE, Matthew Godwin (I2352)
3812	At a Court held for Norfolk County, Virginia on 19 June 1741, John's will was proved by the oaths of Mr. William Nimmo, James Timberlake and Joshua Russell, three of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	CORPREW, John (I63517)
3813	At a Court held for Norfolk County, Virginia on 27 November 1700, John's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	CORPREW, John (I63526)
3814	At a court held for Northumberland County on 9 May 1757, a certificate was registered according to Parliament's Act of Toleration, permitting the use of a section of land belonging to Joshua Nelms "as a place for the public worship of God according to the Practice of Protestant Dissenters of the Presbyterian Denomination."	NELMS, Joshua (I27903)
3815	At a Court held for Southampton County, Virginia on 14 August 1783, John's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	CLARK, John (I28007)
3816	At a Court held for Southampton County, Virginia on 20 January 1800, John's will was proved by the oaths of William Newsum and Robert Myrick, two of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
3817	At a Court held for Surry County, Virginia on 15 December 1736, Edward's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	BAYLEY, Edward (I26419)
3818	At a Court held for Surry County, Virginia on 15 June 1762, Edward's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	BAILEY, Edward (I26409)
3819	At a Court held for Surry County, Virginia on 21 April 1736, Cornelius' will was proved by the oaths of John Bell and Silvanus Stokes, Jr, two of the subscribing witnesses, and ordered to be recorded.	LOFTIN, Cornelius (I58564)
3820	At a Court held for Sussex County on 4 May 1848, Lucy's will was proved by the oath of John W. Potts one of the subscribing witnesses. As the other two witnesses had died, their signatures were verified and the Court ordered the will recorded.	ELLIS, Lucy (I24313)
3821	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 1 December 1870, Benjamin's will was proved by the oaths of Wm. H. Basdarn and J.B. Jarratt, the two subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	BAILEY, Benjamin Alexander Sr. (I25859)
3822	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 19 June 1777, William's will was proved by the oaths of Michael Wall and John Dunn, two of the subscribing witnesses, and ordered to be recorded.	LOFTIN, William (I58551)
3823	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 2 November 1865, John's will was proved and ordered to be recorded.	BAILEY, John Adoniram (I25895)
3824	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 2 October 1834, Philip's will was proved by the oaths of Richard B. Grigg and Seymore Northcross, the two subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	BAILEY, Philip (I25783)
3825	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 3 December 1807, Benjamin's will was proved by the oaths of Wright Ellis and Henry W. Carrell, two of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	ELLIS, Benjamin (I26659)
3826	At a Court held for Sussex County, Virginia on 4 March 1830, Ann's will was proved by the oaths of Henry Birdsong and Drury Ellis, two of the subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded.	TOMLINSON, Ann (I26660)
3827	At a meeting of the Selectmen in Woburn on 5 May 1679, John "Craggen's daughter" was noted as one of twenty-seven people in the town who was sick with small-pox. The epidemic had started two years earlier when an infected ship had called at Nantasket.	CRAGGEN, John (I2632)
3828	At a public meeting for the town of Woburn on 27 February 1665/6, John was admitted as an inhabitant and allowed usage of the commonly held land.	CRAGGEN, John (I2632)
3829	At a Vestry meeting held on 23 October 1752, William was listed as due 1000 pounds of tobacco for his treatment of the people of Elizabeth River Parish during a small pox outbreak during that year. He was noted in the parish accounts as "Dtr" William Happer.	HAPPER, Dr. William (I58335)
3830	At age 17 Hubert worked for D. L. Baker, his older brother Douglas. In 1948 Hubert was a [gas station] operator for Gulf Oil Company.	BAKER, Hubert Alton (I21556)
3831	At age 22 Doris worked for Civil Service.	MICHELSON, Doris Mae (I21557)
3832	At age eleven, C.T. began a 9 year apprenticeship with the Washington, North Carolina carriage company of Fulford & Long.	RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I33440)
3833	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	MONAGHAN, Helen Louise (I28761)
3834	At some point, Abraham had moved his church membership from Roxbury to Boston. And his will was dated at Boston, suggesting that he may have died at the home of his daughter Hester Mason who resided there.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
3835	At some time after the Jun 1931 death of her first husband, Hilda married Clyde Wilkins.	Family: Clyde WILKINS / Hildon Myrtle RANDOLPH (F1816)
3836	At some time before the Spring of 1635, Judith made the journey of approximately 160 miles from her home in Wedmore, Somerset to Stepney Parish in London.	PHIPPEN, Judith (I3721)
3837	At some time prior to his untimely death in March 1671, George had sold his house which fronted on the Common, his barn and his land near the mill-pond to Mr. Bulkeley, and had built a new house and barn adjacent to his mills.	HAYWARD, George (I3814)
3838	At the 20 Feb 1644/5 court - present Capt. John Sibsey, Mr. frauncis Mason, Mr. Math Phillips - "The Court doth thinke fitt and order that Mr. Mathew Phillipps the admor of Mrs. Seawell deceased shall within 10 dayes sattisfy and pay unto Mr. Tho: Harrison, Clarke, 1000 lb Tob in consideration and satisfaccon for the burial and preaching the funerall sermon of Mr. Seawell and Mrs. Seawell deceased, and for breaking grownde in the Channcell for them." Walter, Book "A" Lower Norfolk Co VA 1637-1646, 164.	SEAWELL, Henry (I45087)
3839	At the April 1800 Court held for Greensville County, Virginia, Henry's will was presented by his executors, and a certificate was granted to them for obtaining probate.	BAILEY, Henry (I25785)
3840	At the death of Col. William Craford in 1762, the major portion of his lands and unsold Portsmouth Town lots went to George and Thomas Veale.	VEALE, George (I55445)
3841	At the death of Col. William Craford in 1762, the major portion of his lands and unsold Portsmouth Town lots went to George and Thomas Veale.	VEALE, Capt. Thomas (I58939)
3842	At the time he was married, Richard was working as a machinist.	HERBERT, Richard Leander (I1765)
3843	At the time of her death she worked as a nurses aid at Charlotte Medical Clinic.	KILPATRICK, Mable Alice (I61192)
3844	At the time of her death, Hilda was visiting with her granddaughters in New London. Her residence was in Kinston, North Carolina.	RANDOLPH, Hildon Myrtle (I33655)
3845	At the time of her death, Nancy's home was in Bachelor, North Carolina.	BYNUM, Nancy Hazelton (I56522)
3846	At the time of her sister-in-law Norma's death in 2015, Eleanor was living in in Buffalo Lake.	WARNER, Eleanor (I64873)
3847	At the time of his death, Bill was chief of plastic surgery at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, and assistant professor of surgery at Emory University Medical School.	HUGER, Dr. William Elliott Jr. (I62722)
3848	At the time of his death, he was an auditor for the Mississippi Sate Tax Commission.	EMERSON, James Young Jr. (I64088)
3849	At the time of his death, Kenneth was the chief appraiser for the Loan Guaranty Division of the Veterans Administration in Indianapolis, Indiana.	BRUST, Kenneth F. (I42548)
3850	At the time of his death, Warner was working as a "cotton buyer".	NEWSOM, Warner Hugh (I63792)

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