Matches 5,951 to 6,000 of 16,752
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| 5951 | George was 21 years old at the time of his death. | HAYWARD, George (I3918)
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| 5952 | George was 49 years old at the time of his death. | BAKER, George Franklin (I28087)
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| 5953 | George was 57 years old at the time of his death. | CROW, George L. (I60019)
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| 5954 | George was 64 at the time of his death. | SHOLAR, George Washington (I60639)
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| 5955 | George was 66 years old at the time of his death. | MCDOWELL, George H. (I30621)
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| 5956 | George was 72 years old at the time of his death. | ARMISTEAD, George H. (I51073)
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| 5957 | George was 76 years old at the time of his death. | CROW, George B. (I60335)
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| 5958 | George was a farmer. | GURGANUS, George (I63586)
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| 5959 | George was a Lieutenant in the US Navy at the time of his marriage. | BLAKE, Lt., military rank George S. (I1379)
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| 5960 | George was a Methodist Minister. As one of the circuit rider clergy he was assigned to travel around a specific geographic territory (circuit) to minister to settlers and organize congregations. | POTTER, George (I65341)
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| 5961 | George was a tenant farmer for S.W. McKeel. | BAKER, George Franklin (I28087)
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| 5962 | George was a widower at the time of this marriage. | Family: George W. WHEELER / Margaret Jane CRAGIN (F167)
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| 5963 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOWMAN, George Finney (I42453)
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| 5964 | George was again elected as a Burgess for the 1758 - 1761 session. | VEALE, George (I55445)
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| 5965 | George was among the group of settlers who left New Towne during September and October 1635 on their way to the Musketaquid Valley where they would begin the settlement of Concord. | HAYWARD, George (I3814)
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| 5966 | George was among the impressed Concord militiamen under the command of Capt. Nathaniel Davenport, line officer of the Fifth Company, Massachusetts Regiment of the United Colonies army who took part in the Narragansett Campaign. | HAYWARD, George (I3918)
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| 5967 | George was baptized at St. James Roman Catholic Church in New York City by Rev. Matthew Gleeson on 17 June 1900. | RANDOLPH, George Edward (I63262)
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| 5968 | George was employed as a salesman by Pee Gee Paint Company in the Lynchburg, Virginia area. | CARY, George Douglas Miller (I59646)
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| 5969 | George was employed as an assistant engineer at an Atlanta lumber company in January 1920. | MACMILLAN, George L (I27754)
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| 5970 | George was first listed as a tithable to Col. William Craford on 10 June 1734 on the Norfolk County enumeration for the south side of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River. Tithables must have attained the age of 16 years by the date of the listing. | VEALE, George (I55445)
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| 5971 | George was granted freemanship within the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Bay Colony during March 1637/8. | HAYWARD, George (I3814)
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| 5972 | George was named in her father's Middlesex County will dated 16 February 1745/6. | CLARK, George (I23287)
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| 5973 | George was named in his grandfather William Ivy's will dated 8 April 1769. | IVY, George (I51780)
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| 5974 | George was named in the 16 January 1776 will of his grandfather George Veale. | O'SHEAL, George Veal (I55447)
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| 5975 | George was working as a telegraph messenger in Atlanta in January 1920. | MACMILLAN, George Lincoln (I27755)
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| 5976 | George's body was interred at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia. | CROW, George B. (I60335)
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| 5977 | George's body was interred in the Langley family burial ground on Mason's Creek. | LANGLEY, George Thelaball (I45108)
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| 5978 | George's death certificate states that he was born in 1891, but his WWI draft registration card gives 1892 as his birth year, and his headstone says 1894. All three give 27 Jan as his birth day and month. | FUTRELL, George Nixon (I60234)
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| 5979 | George's last residence was in Lynchburg, Virginia. He was 91 years old at the time of his death. | CARY, George Douglas Miller (I59646)
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| 5980 | George's last residence was in Ocean Springs, MS. | LANGLEY, George William (I54176)
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| 5981 | George's last residence was Rose Hill. He died at 10:24 pm. Cause of death was coronary thrombosis due to arterial sclerosis. Informant was Mrs. R. L. Blair, 155 E. Street, Copeland Park, Newport News, VA. | FUTRELL, George Nixon (I60234)
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| 5982 | George's middle name is noted on his WWI Draft Registration Card. | BAKER, George Franklin (I28087)
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| 5983 | George's presentation as the orphan of Thomas Veale to the Norfolk County Court on 16 December 1793 suggests that he was under the legal age of 21 years on that date. | VEALE, George (I58945)
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| 5984 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOWMAN, George Finney (I42453)
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| 5985 | George's wife Clara was the widow of his older brother Ransom. | Family: George Washington SHOLAR / Clara Eliza BROWN (F6349)
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| 5986 | George's will appointed "my brother Wm Hancock & my friend Mr. Leml Thelaball" as his executors. | HANCOCK, Capt. George (I54407)
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| 5987 | George's will appointed his wife Mary and his son Francis as executors of his estate. | WISHART, George (I56193)
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| 5988 | George's will appointed Mr. Emmerson, Mr. Wishart and his mother, Mary Wishart as executors of his estate. | WISHART, George (I56376)
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| 5989 | George's will appointed William White and William Langley as executors. | THELABALL, George (I52634)
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| 5990 | George's will is dated "The 8th day of ye 12 moneth Called febuary" 1675. It appointed his wife Ann and his son James as co-executors of his estate. | KEMP, George (I56174)
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| 5991 | George's will notes that he was "of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River in the County of Norfolk". The will does not appoint an executor. | BALLENTINE, George alias VALLENTINE (I572)
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| 5992 | George's will stated that he was a resident of Portsmouth Parish. It appointed his brother Thomas Veale, his son Samuel Veale and his son-in-law David Porter as executors of his estate. | VEALE, George (I55445)
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| 5993 | George's will stated that he was of "Portsmouth Town", and appointed his wife Mary and his uncle Thomas Veale as co-executors of his estate. | VEALE, George (I61147)
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| 5994 | George's will states that he was "of ye little Creek in Linhaven parish in ye County of Lower Norfolk". It names his wife Mary as his sole executrix, and his friend George Fowler as overseer of his estate. | ASHALL, George (I56014)
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| 5995 | George's will was proved before the Princess Anne County Court on 8 May 1777, and ordered recorded. | WISHART, George (I56376)
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| 5996 | George's will was proved by the oaths of Thomas Nash and John Portlock before the Norfolk County Court on 15 May 1702, and ordered to be recorded. | BALLENTINE, George alias VALLENTINE (I572)
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| 5997 | George's will, dated 10 January 1730/1, appointed his uncle William Hancock as executor. His signature was witnessed by Henry Grifen and John Wishard. | HANCOCK, George (I56802)
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| 5998 | George's World War I draft registration card notes that he was employed by American News Company as a "driver". The 1920 census states that he made his living as a "truckman" for an express company. By 1942, George was back working for American News. | O'CONNELL, George Joseph (I63279)
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| 5999 | Georgia Death Index says 5 Jan 1932. | MITCHELL, Susan Elizabeth (I33674)
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| 6000 | Georgiana and her twin sister Rebecca were born at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church rectory in Powhatan County, Virginia on 25 September 1873. | KENNON, Georgiana (I63166)
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