Notes: Our Family History

Matches 6,251 to 6,300 of 16,752

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6251	He later worked for the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, from which he retired after 33 years of service.	VIRNELSON, Winston Howell (I54805)
6252	He legally changed his surname to MILES.	MIGLIONICO, Anthony (I42935)
6253	He likely arrived in the colony by 1642, as he was made a Freeman in May of 1643.	HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
6254	He lived with his wife Margaret and toddler daughter Doris on Route 1 near his sister Bertha's and his brother Herbert's families. He owned his home valued at $2600.00 and had farm land.	FREEMAN, Ira Ernest (I65297)
6255	He made his living as a clothworker. The Hawkhurst area of Kent was well known during the 16th and 17th centuries as a woolen cloth manufacturing center.	HOSMER, John (I4003)
6256	He made his living as a carpenter.	BROWN, William E. (I2315)
6257	He made his living as an inspector for Seaboard Coastline Railroad.	VIRNELSON, Columbus Koeth (I1710)
6258	He moved back to Georgia after a couple of years and established a medical practice and clinic in Atlanta by 1893.	THOMAS, Julian Pinckney (I27741)
6259	He moved his family to Sliptown (Temple) after the 1759 birth of his daughter Sarah, but prior to the 2 December 1761 birth of his daughter Hannah who is regarded as the first white girl child born in Temple to live past infancy.	HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
6260	He moved to Carmel in 1984 and joined the staff at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. Robert maintained a private practice until two weeks before his death.	DOYLE, Dr. Robert A. (I59750)
6261	He moved to the Pasquotank County area of North Carolina, where his brother Samuel resided, by early 1829.	CRAGIN, Abner B. (I2887)
6262	He noted on his World War II draft registration card in 1941 that he was working for Link-Belt Company in Atlanta.	SNEAD, Marion Claiborne (I64408)
6263	He patented 380 acres "adjoining to a place called woolfs Neck" in Lynnhaven Parish in Lower Norfolk County on 15 October of that same year. The patent notes that he was still due land for two of the ten headrights listed on his certificate.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
6264	He posted surety for his daughter's marriage bond.	EDWARDS, Giles (I621)
6265	He practicd medicine in Manhattan, New York from, at least, June 1900 through April 1910.	THOMAS, Julian Pinckney (I27741)
6266	He purchased Chestnut Hill Hardware Store in Lynchburg, and was owner/operator of the establishment for 35 years.	CARY, George Douglas Miller (I59646)
6267	He qualified as County Lieutenant [chief officer] of the County Colonial Militia on 15 Sep 1748.	CRAFORD, Col. William (I56866)
6268	He re-enlisted in the Air Force in 1955 and served until 1961.	FUTRELL, Earl Walton (I44465)
6269	He re-enlisted on 30 Dec 1910 at Ft. Caswell (Oak Island, NC). He was 21 years 9 months old and still listed farmer as occupation. The only description change was in height, 5'9 1/2" tall. He was assigned to Coastal Artillery Corps (C.A.C.), Company 19. Clide was discharged at Ft. Caswell on 29 Dec 1913 as a Private at the completion of his 3-year enlistment.	BATTS, Clide Stedman (I60390)
6270	He received his First Holy Communion at St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church.	KEMSKE, Michael James (I30628)
6271	He represented Norfolk County in the House of Burgesses during 1705-1706.	Family: George MASON / Phillis HOBSON (F2789)
6272	He retained ownership of his property in Roxbury, allowing his eldest son Abraham to reside there. At his death, his will directed that the Roxbury housing and land would legally pass to his son Abraham.	HOW, Abraham (I3765)
6273	He retired as an Engineering Technician from the Naval Mine Warfare Engineering Activity, Yorktown Naval Weapons Station in 1993.	WILLIAMSON, Donald Edward (I64259)
6274	He retired in 1979, but continued to work on several programs as an aerospace consultant.	LAMAR, William Edgar (I61225)
6275	He served as a Norfolk County delegate to the Virginia General Assembly ten times; beginning with the 1 January 1838 session and ending with the 1 December 1845 session.	WATTS, Samuel (I59783)
6276	He served as a Temple Selectman in 1772 and as town constable in 1775.	HEALD, John (I3656)
6277	He served as aide-de-camp to Major-General J.E.B. Stuart, commander of the Cavalry Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia.	GARNETT, Theodore Stanford Jr. (I62606)
6278	He served as Bishop Coadjutor of North Carolina from 1951 - 1959, and as Bishop of North Carolina from 1959 - 1965.	BAKER, Rt. Rev. Richard Henry Sr. (I62621)
6279	He served as Deputy Auto Commissioner for State of Virginia during 1930.	HERBERT, Calder Hargrove (I1784)
6280	He served for 4 years and 5 months, until his release on 19 June 1945.	ROOD, Robert Walton Jr. (I64335)
6281	He served from 1875 until his death in 1895 as editor of The Biblical Recorder, the North Carolina Baptist state publication.	BAILEY, Rev. Christopher Thomas (I28429)
6282	He served in France and Germany in the Advanced Expeditionary Force with the 96th Company, 6th Regiment from 18 August 1918 until 8 August 1919.	THOMAS, Odin (I27749)
6283	He served in the US Navy during World War II.	CARY, Miles Fairfax (I59706)
6284	He served on the USS Schenck (DD-159). He was the Chief Radioman (RM1C). The Schenck was a sister ship to USS Leary (DD-158) which was torpedoed and sunk on 24 Dec 1943. Elmer worked on the signal bridge identifying bodies in the water as his destroyer picked up survivors. Crews of the Schenck and Leary formed a bond that night, and had reunions through the early 2000s.	ROBINSON, Elisha Elmer Davis (I65033)
6285	He served overseas from 7 October 1918 until 27 April 1919. He was honorably discharged on 13 May 1919.	KERSH, Claiborne Snead Sr. (I64340)
6286	He signed his will by mark on 2 September 1700. His mark was witnessed by John Portlock and Thomas Nash.	BALLENTINE, George alias VALLENTINE (I572)
6287	He signed his will by mark on 5 April 1735. His mark was witnessed by Silvanus Stokes, Jr, John Bell and Jonas Stokes.	LOFTIN, Cornelius (I58564)
6288	He signed his will by signature on 2 May 1714, and his signature was witnessed by Henry Collins, Charles Griffin and John Jamisson.	HANCOCK, Ashall (I56800)
6289	He signed his will by signature on 7 February 1772, and his signature was witnessed by Hillery Lambert, Peter Dison and Sarah Butt.	LANGLEY, Lemuel (I10080)
6290	He signed his will by written signature, witnessed by James Armistead, Francis Mallory and William Face.	CURLE, Lt. in the British Royal Navy Nicholas Wilson (I1345)
6291	He signed his will by written signature, witnessed by George Booker, William Digges and Augustine Moore, Jr.	CURLE, Wilson (I1159)
6292	He signed his will during November 1771. His signature was witnessed by Patt Dwyer and George Wishart.	WISHART, Thomas (I56192)
6293	He signed his will in 1700. His signature and seal were witnessed by James Wilson, Daniel Leigh and Joseph Curling.	CORPREW, John (I63526)
6294	He signed his will of 4 October 1759. His signature was witnessed by Richard Harris, Abigale Conner and Elizabeth Bayne.	WATKINS, John (I56891)
6295	He signed his will on 1 August 1712. His signature was witnessed by Jane Green and Henry Bedingfield.	WYCHE, Henry (I56020)
6296	He signed his will on 1 July 1758. His signature was witnessed by Henry Snale, John Weblin and William Ivy.	MOSELEY, Christopher (I52637)
6297	He signed his will on 11 February 1794. His signature was witnessed by William Grizzard, John Avent and Philip Felts.	HARRIS, Howell (I27303)
6298	He signed his will on 11 June 1773. His signature was witnessed by Edward Hurst and Samuel Rowland.	DIXON, Thomas (I4204)
6299	He signed his will on 11 November 1778, with John Woodard, Benjamin Harris and Micajah Holleman as witnesses.	CLARK, John (I28007)
6300	He signed his will on 12 August 1736. His mark and seal were witnessed by Samuel Hipkings and Mark Boulware.	CLARK, Edward (I23245)

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