Matches 6,201 to 6,250 of 16,752
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| 6201 | He died at Pines-Genesis Elder Care. Jay was 77 years old at the time of his death. | LEWIS, Carroll J. (I59505)
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| 6202 | He died at Ramsey Convalescent Home in Hialeah, Florida at 10:00 am on 19 March 1965. He was 53 years old at the time of his death. | STALVEY, Amons Wilson (I59685)
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| 6203 | He died at the home of his grandfather, Commodore James Barron. | HOPE, George James Samuel B. (I57792)
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| 6204 | He died between 1825/1826, when his son Pascow H. Latimer was conceived, and 16 Apr 1833, when he was noted as deceased in the affidavits concerning the disbursment of the estate of Capt. Thomas Herbert. | LATIMER, Roe (I1206)
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| 6205 | He died during October 1551. | SELKEDEN, William (I3808)
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| 6206 | He died during the evening of 31 October 1906 at his Portsmouth home, following an illness of two years. Thomas was 12 days shy of his 72nd birthday at the time of his death. | VIRNELSON, Thomas C. A. Buxton (I70)
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| 6207 | He died during the summer or early fall of 1749. He was 69 or 70 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, Capt. Thomas (I556)
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| 6208 | He died in 1644. | HOSMER, John (I4003)
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| 6209 | He died in DeSoto County, Mississippi in 1845 while settling the estate of his deceased brother Miles who had passed two years previously. | CARY, Lucius Falkland (I1363)
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| 6210 | He died in Haywood County, Tennessee on 6 July 1886. He was 41 years old. | NEWSOM, Thomas Jefferson (I50690)
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| 6211 | He died in Old Lyme, Connecticut on 14 January 1958. He was 73 years old. | GRIFFITHS, Leon Herbert (I59253)
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| 6212 | He died in the same Old Middleton house in which he had been born 83 years earlier. It was the only home in which he had ever lived. | PACE, Charles Carroll (I63993)
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| 6213 | He died in Washington, DC in 1964. | SMITH, Earl Joseph (I30479)
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| 6214 | He died intestate. | NEWTON, George (I51585)
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| 6215 | He died later the same day. | KNOX, (infant son) (I64731)
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| 6216 | He died on 13 June 2008. He was 77 years old at the time of his death. | CARTER, William Martin III (I33831)
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| 6217 | He died on 14 December 1964. He was 45 years old at the time of his death. | LOGUE, Millard Edward Jr. (I28913)
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| 6218 | He died on 16 June 1972. He was 73 years old. | SAMMONS, William (I64411)
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| 6219 | He died on 17 January 1806 at the age of 39. | BROWN, Rev. Benjamin (I59809)
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| 6220 | He died on 19 September 1990. He was 55 years old. | LAY, Calvin Fay (I64151)
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| 6221 | He died on 5 January 1977. He was 92 years old at the time of his death. | PEAKE, James Rutledge Sr. (I60002)
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| 6222 | He died on 8 October 1726, at 7 months of age. | CLARK, Benjamin (I23279)
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| 6223 | He died the same day. | COTTEN, (male infant) (I23002)
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| 6224 | He died without issue. | HERBERT, Whiddon (I1225)
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| 6225 | He died without issue. | GRIFFITH, Jeremiah (I57551)
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| 6226 | He enlisted in the Continental Army at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, and on 19 April 1775 he marched to the alarm at Concord, Massachusetts. | HEALD, Oliver (I54859)
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| 6227 | He enlisted in the Continental Army at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. He marched to Concord on 19 April 1775. | HEALD, Deacon Peter (I3654)
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| 6228 | He first practiced medicine in Deep Creek in Norfolk County, Virginia. But in 1856 he moved his practice and his family to Portsmouth. | SMITH, M.D. Arthur Richardson (I58415)
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| 6229 | He first resided at New Towne (Cambridge) where he was granted freemanship on 6 May 1635. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 6230 | He first worked for Harper Packing Company in Chester, Pennsylvania. For the 20 years prior to his death, he was employed by Sun Oil Company. | SLITER, William Paul (I40888)
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| 6231 | He fought in the Korean Conflict, and he was the recipient of 2 Bronze Stars. | ELLIOTT, Earl Robert (I30471)
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| 6232 | He founded Haskell Chemical Company, Inc. in Richmond, Virginia in 1936. | HASKELL, Augustine Clayton Howze (I62751)
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| 6233 | He further stated that after 2 years he had received a military discharge due to epilepsy. | PACE, Benjamin Franklin (I64019)
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| 6234 | He further stated that he knew "Jonas Cawson, who then went to the Free School belonging unto the Town of Lancaster by the Church Yard". | CAWSON, Jonas (I41580)
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| 6235 | He graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Luke's Theological School, University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee in 1927. | HANSON, Rev. Alexander Barraud Jr. (I63038)
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| 6236 | He graduated with a B.S. degree from the University of Virginia. | CARY, George Douglas Miller (I59646)
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| 6237 | He had apparently died prior to December 1663 as he was not named in his father's will of that date. His daughter Anne was named in his stead. | CHEESMAN, (unknown) (I55963)
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| 6238 | He had been a patient at the sanatorium for 1 month and 11 days when he died of "pulmonary tuberculosis". | MOORE, Stephen Cook (I59778)
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| 6239 | He had begun the process toward citizenship at the Fulton County, Georgia Superior Court on 25 September 1906. | FARRELL, Patrick Joseph (I27812)
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| 6240 | He had his own carpentry business. | VIRNELSON, Clifford Denby (I1728)
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| 6241 | He had outlived all three of his wives and five of his seven children. | HOSMER, James (I3800)
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| 6242 | He has been assumed as their child, as he was the informant on his father's death certificate. 2007: resided Surfside Beach, SC | VIRNELSON, Robert K. (I61196)
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| 6243 | He held the rank of captain in the Virginia State Navy by the end of the War. | HERBERT, Capt., navy rank Thomas (I620)
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| 6244 | He is buried in the Faison-Hancock family plot, but his parents have not been identified. If his birth month is October, rather than December, then he is likely the child of Jennie Ferrell Faison who died in October 1903. | FAISON, Edgar Eugene Nash (I60039)
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| 6245 | He is listed as farmer and farm owner on his death certificate. | PICKETT, Robert (I64763)
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| 6246 | He is listed on 1870 US Census as farm laborer; most likely on his father's farm. | BATTS, Burrell S. (I64833)
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| 6247 | He is named as both Nathan and as Nathaniel in public records. | LANGLEY, Nathan (I10016)
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| 6248 | He last residence was Memphis, Tennessee. | LARSEN, Iris Alfreda (I61301)
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| 6249 | He later became the first Temple resident to embrace the tenets of the Universalist Church after their introduction in New England by John Murray during the 1770s. | HEALD, Deacon Peter (I3654)
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| 6250 | He later retired from his Navy career as a Navy Commander. | WOODWARD, Vaughn Veazey (I62626)
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