Matches 5,751 to 5,800 of 16,752
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| 5751 | Frances and Richard had married by 15 May 1764 when the couple sold property to Johnson Nimmo described thusly: "100 acres near Little Creek left Frances by her father James Langley." | Family: Richard FRAZIER / Frances LANGLEY (F2602)
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| 5752 | Frances died after her enumeration in the 1860 census. | LIVELY, Frances (I57799)
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| 5753 | Frances died at her Portsmouth, Virginia home on 25 June 2009. She was 84 years old. | DORITY, Frances (I64630)
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| 5754 | Frances died at Morningside Assisted Living in Concord, NC. She was 88 years old at the time of her death. | WILLIAMSON, Frances M. (I63465)
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| 5755 | Frances died in 1951. She was about 79 years old at the time of her death. | HOWE, Frances Lawrence (I63139)
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| 5756 | Frances had apparently died prior to 29 January 1790, as she was not named in her mother's will of that date. | HAYNES, Frances (I56389)
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| 5757 | Frances had not reached legal age when her father's will dated 3 October 1720 was signed. | HANCOCK, Frances (I54406)
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| 5758 | Frances is named as Frances Collins in her mother's 26 December 1735 will. | Family: George COLLINS / Frances WISHART (F4343)
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| 5759 | Frances was named as "Frances Vallentine" in her mother's will dated 21 October 1664. | Family: George BALLENTINE, alias VALLENTINE / Frances YATES (F71)
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| 5760 | Frances was named in her brother George's 30 July 1772 will as "my Sister Frances Oweins". | Family: James OWENS / Frances VEALE (F6539)
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| 5761 | Frances was named in her father's will dated 22 September 1647. | PHIPPEN, Frances (I55719)
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| 5762 | Frances was named in her husband George's will of 16 January 1776. | SCOTT, Frances (I55446)
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| 5763 | Frances was named in her husband George's will, dated 2 September 1700. | YATES, Frances (I571)
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| 5764 | Frances' need for the representation of Capt. William Ivy as a Guardian on 20 May 1755 in the Princess Anne County Chancery Suit Rouviere et ux v. Langley establishes that she was under the legal age of 21 years on that date. | LANGLEY, Frances (I10068)
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| 5765 | Frances, and her three siblings, were baptized at St. John's Episcopal Church in Hampton, Virginia on 16 September 1849. Her mother and her aunt, Frances Lively Armistead, stood as sponsors. | DEWEES, Frances Amanda (I58720)
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| 5766 | Francis died after 16 August 1648, when he witnessed a deposition made by Richard Conquest in Lower Norfolk County Court, but before 7 November 1648, when his widow, Alice, and his son, Lemuel, entered into an agreement with James Thelaball concerning the disposition of certain properties and goods that would fall to Thelaball as Francis Mason's son-in-law. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5767 | Francis died in Portsmouth, Virginia on 17 October 1872. He was 64 years old. | HERBERT, Francis Costin (I72)
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| 5768 | Francis died intestate. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5769 | Francis died of tuberculosis during November 1935. She was 38 years old at the time of her death. | VIRNELSON, Frances Agatha (I54746)
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| 5770 | Francis is named as the "Heir and Eldest son of William Barker" in the final disposition of the William Barker estate on 25 May 1721. | BARKER, Francis (I3951)
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| 5771 | Francis listed his deceased wife Mary Mason as a headright on his 1642 land patent application. | Family: Lieut. Francis MASON / Mary (UNKNOWN) (F578)
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| 5772 | Francis made application at the 17 July 1643 session of the Lower Norfolk County Court for Certificates of Importation due him for the transportation of 4 persons into the Colony. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5773 | Francis made application before the 5 July 1642 Quarter Court for Certificates of Importation due him for the transportation of twenty-five persons out of England and into the Colony. Among those named as headrights were himself, his deceased wife Mary, his deceased daughter Anne, Alice Ganey & Margerie Ganey. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5774 | Francis named his wife Elizabeth in his 22 May 1762 will. | Family: Francis WISHART / Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) (F4414)
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| 5775 | Francis re-patented this same 200 acre tract on 22 March 1645. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5776 | Francis served a term as an Elizabeth River Parish Vestryman, as noted in the list of those attending a parish meeting on 1 August 1648. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5777 | Francis served as a member of the first Court held in Lower Norfolk County. This Court met on 15 May 1637. Francis continued as a Court Commissioner until his death. On three occasions the court sessions were held at his home. The only interruption to his service on the Lower Norfolk County Court was from March 1646/7 through March 1647/8 when he served as High Sheriff for the county. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5778 | Francis was offered the rights to 50 acres of land in the Corporation of Charles City, south of the James River, according to the rules for the division of land as set forth by the Virginia Company of London's "Great Charter of Privileges, Orders and Laws" of 1618. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5779 | Francis was sent to the family's plantation in Princess Anne County in an effort to remove him from the area of the epidemic. He had, unfortunatley, already contracted the disease. | HERBERT, Francis M. (I2615)
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| 5780 | Francis' ownership of land in Elizabeth City County prior to 19 November 1635 is proved by the description in Capt. Thomas Willoughby's patent of that date: "Upon the "Hither" Cr. between Francis Mason & his own land". And a 4 July 1636 patent to William Julian in the same area notes "W. upon a Cr. joyning to Francis Mason". | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 5781 | Francis' wife and any children, other than John Barker, had died prior to 20 November 1655 when his Concord property was sold to Thomas Hinkeman for the support of his surviving child, John. | Family: Francis BARKER / (UNKNOWN) (F6287)
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| 5782 | Francis' will appointed his wife Elizabeth as executrix of his estate. | WISHART, Francis (I56205)
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| 5783 | Francis' will appointed Richard Frazier and William Wishart as Executors. John Hall, Mary Peeds and John Collins witnessed the document. | MOORE, Francis (I51046)
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| 5784 | Francis' will spoke of "four children", yet, specifically named only one. | Family: Francis MOORE / Anna LANGLEY (F2601)
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| 5785 | Francis' will was dated 12 Dec 1702 in Norfolk Co, VA. His wife Margery & his son James were named as co-executors. Arthur Blake witnessed the document. | THELABALL, Francis (I4733)
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| 5786 | Francis' will was proved before the Norfolk County Court during December 1771, and ordered recorded. | WISHART, Francis (I56205)
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| 5787 | Frank died at 9:30 am Memorial General Hospital. Cause of death was noted as hypertensive encephalopathy [brain dysfunction due to acutely elevated blood pressure] followed by apoplectic stroke [archaic term for cerebral stroke]. He was 54 years old at the time of his death. | WEST, John Frank (I33664)
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| 5788 | Frank died at Avery Heights, a senior living community, in Hartford, Connecticut on 22 August 2012. He was 93 years old. | LOCKARD, Frank Parker (I51372)
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| 5789 | Frank died during July 1969. He was 65 years old. | BARDECKER, Frank George (I28377)
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| 5790 | Frank died of "dropsy" [edema, usually due to congestive heart failure] on 3 November 1869. He was 41 years old at the time of his death. | MERCHANT, Francis M. (I1469)
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| 5791 | Frank died of phthisis pulmmalis [pulmonary tuberculosis] in Portsmouth, Virginia on 30 April 1894. He was 20 years old at the time of his death. | FAISON, Frank Damon (I59268)
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| 5792 | Frank died on 12 May 2003. He was 88 years old at the time of his death. | MCCOY, Francis Worthington (I62175)
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| 5793 | Frank died on 22 April 1980 in Staten Island, New York. He was 67 years old at the time of his death. | ELWELL, Frank Arthur (I62300)
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| 5794 | Frank died on 24 March 1951. | MCCOY, Francis Albinus (I62174)
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| 5795 | Frank died on 26 May 1969. He was 76 years old at the time of his death. | FOSTER, Frank Hodges (I62280)
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| 5796 | Frank died on 30 May 1992 at his Hermitage Road home in Norfolk, Virginia. According to his obituary, he was 74 years old at the time of his death. | WOOD, Frank Nixon (I62249)
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| 5797 | Frank enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps on 19 August 1922. His first muster, a couple weeks later, was Parris Island, South Carolina Training Station, Battalion "A" Marine Barracks. | BARDECKER, Frank George (I28377)
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| 5798 | Frank made his living as a traveling shoe salesman, and as a real estate agent. | WEST, John Frank (I33664)
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| 5799 | Frank was 36 years old at the time of his death. | JAMES, Frank M. (I60314)
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| 5800 | Frank was 66 years old at the time of his death. | VIRNELSON, Frank Sherley Jr. (I58367)
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