Notes: Our Family History

Matches 6,451 to 6,500 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
6451	He was delivered at 5:00 am.	GIZEWSKI, Samuel (I30068)
6452	He was delivered at 6:00AM.	HERBERT, Francis M. (I2615)
6453	He was delivered at 8:00 pm.	GIZEWSKI, August (I30069)
6454	He was delivered at 8:30PM.	LANGHORNE, William Wilson (I58307)
6455	He was delivered at 9:00AM.	LANGHORNE, Maurice Blow (I58300)
6456	He was delivered at 9:00PM.	LANGHORNE, William George Washington Lafayette (I58301)
6457	He was delivered at his parents' Seaford home at 2:00 PM.	MORRIS, Lawrence Wilson (I30618)
6458	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HODGES, Daniel John (I51392)
6459	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	POCH, Dr. David Samuel (I471)
6460	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SMITH, Baxter Craven IV (I56610)
6461	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	POCH, Dr. Michael Adam (I470)
6462	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	RANDOLPH, William Gaylord Sr. (I4)
6463	He was discharged on 27 May 1945.	DEVAUGHN, James Asbury (I64295)
6464	He was drafted into the Army Air Corps during July 1941. He served until May 1946, and left the service with the rank of major.	NESBIT, Ralph III (I62961)
6465	He was either dead or divorced by January 2014.	Family: (unknown) KENNEDY / Betty Jo YACKUBOSKEY (F7712)
6466	He was elected as one of Chelmsford's five Selectman during 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693 and 1694.	HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
6467	He was elected as the Portsmouth delegate for the three sessions of the General Assembly that met from 6 December 1871 through 2 April 1873.	WATTS, Samuel (I59783)
6468	He was elected by the voters of Norfolk City to the House of Delegates of the Virginia General Assembly for the four sessions that ran from December 1861 through March 1863 and for the three sessions that ran from September 1863 through 15 March 1865.	BAKER, Richard Henry II (I59194)
6469	He was employed by Aetna Life and Casualty Company for 40 years, retiring as a vice-president in 1967.	BURR, Donald Harding (I64316)
6470	He was employed by the DuPont Company at one of it's Richmond, Virginia plants prior to his September 1952 death.	LOGUE, Leonard Joseph (I28983)
6471	He was employed by the DuPont Company for many years; first at their Old Hickory, Tennessee Rayon plant and later in Charlestown, Indiana at the Ordnance Works Plant, which though government-owned, was operated by the DuPont Company.	LOGUE, Robert Leroy (I28979)
6472	He was employed in the Shipping & Receiving Department of the DuPont Experimental Station. Jay retired in 1992.	WEBB, Harvey Jay (I59495)
6473	He was entombed at Meadowlawn Memorial Gardens in Elfers, Florida.	LARSEN, Alfred Evald (I61305)
6474	He was first buried in France.	HERBERT, James Richardson (I59962)
6475	He was five days shy of his 79th birthday when he died.	CURRIE, Thomas Lauchlin (I59709)
6476	He was inducted minister of Lynnhaven Parish on 1 November 1800, but served only until July 1801.	CALVERT, Rev. Cornelius (I56399)
6477	He was informant on wife Blanche's death certificate.	BURNS, F. L. (I65303)
6478	He was interred in the family lot at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee.	ABERCROMBIE, Dr. Charles Stedman (I62763)
6479	HE WAS LIKELY MICHAEL KING; see Charles pp. 55 & 61.	Family: (unknown) KING / Ann MOORE (F5915)
6480	He was living on the above noted date when he wrote a letter on behalf of his mother, Barbara Latimer, concerning her share of her father's Revolutionary War Half Pay.	LATIMER, Pascow H. (I59247)
6481	He was making his living as a cotton broker by January 1920.	DEVAUGHN, Arthur Herbert Sr. (I64292)
6482	He was manager of Burrow-Martin Drug Company of Norfolk, Virginia in 1942.	STAINBACK, Theodore Edgar (I33666)
6483	He was minister of Kehukee Baptist Church, Halifax Co, NC from 1768 until 2 May 1772, when he resigned this pastorate to assume one in Virginia. As early as 1770, John had preached frequently in the Sussex County, VA home of Henry Bailey, near High Hills Run, and that of Henry Andrews, in the neighborhood of Raccoon Swamp. On 13 Jun 1772 the Church of Raccoon Swamp (later called Antioch) was planted, and John became its first minister. By the time of his 1794 resignation as pastor at Raccoon Swamp, John had been instrumental in the planting of Mill Swamp Church in Isle of Wight Co. (1774) and in the planting of Meherrin Church (now Hebron) in Southampton Co. (1788). He had also served as moderator of the Kehukee Association for 20 years, and as moderator for the Portsmouth Baptist Association for four years.	MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
6484	He was mortally wounded at the Battle of Bristoe Station on 14 October 1863. Thomas died the following day. He was 35 years old at the time of his death.	BARRAUD, Thomas Lawson (I62592)
6485	He was named as "living" in his brother Severn's January 1992 obituary.	LARSEN, William C. (I61306)
6486	He was named as "my grandson Thos. Dunnock " in the 20 July 1750 Norfolk County, Virginia will of Thomas Langley.	DUNNOCK, Thomas (I51035)
6487	He was named in his grandmother Mary King's will of that date.	KING, Thomas (I1169)
6488	He was named in his grandmother Mary King's will of that date.	KING, William (I1359)
6489	He was named in his grandmother Mary Kings's will of that date.	KING, John Curle (I1355)
6490	He was not enumerated in the 13 Jul 1870 census, even though his birthdate is listed as Jun 1869 in the 1900 census.	GRIFFITHS, Herbert M. Jr. (I59150)
6491	He was not enumerated in the 1900 Census with his parents and siblings.	SOBOTA, Friedrich (I59352)
6492	He was not named as a living heir of Butler and Georgiana Griffiths in an affidavit made by his brother Butler, Jr, on 12 May 1933.	GRIFFITHS, Arthur (I59257)
6493	HE WAS NOT NAMED IN HIS FATHER'S 1766 WILL. COPY IS IN LANGLEY HARD FILE. CHECK OUT OTHER TO CITATIONS.	LANGLEY, Josiah (I10093)
6494	He was not named in his mother's will dated 8 September 1766.	CURLE, Joshua (I5532)
6495	He was not named in his mother's will of that date.	KING, Thomas (I1169)
6496	He was noted as deceased and without heirs in the affidavits, of the above noted date, concerning the distribution of Revolutionary War Bounty Warrants due the heirs of his father, Pascow Herbert.	HERBERT, Curle (I1199)
6497	He was ordained as an Episcopal Priest in 1924.	BAKER, Rt. Rev. Richard Henry Sr. (I62621)
6498	He was released from service 5 months later, on 11 January 1945.	INGRAHAM, Duncan N. (I64310)
6499	He was single and without dependents. His height was noted as 64 inches and his weight as 120 pounds.	VIRNELSON, Columbus Koeth (I1710)
6500	He was single and without dependents. His height was noted as 69 inches and his weight as 162 pounds.	BABIAK, Andrew George (I59733)

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