Matches 6,501 to 6,550 of 16,752
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| 6501 | He was single and without dependents. His height was noted as 71 inches and his weight as 131 pounds. | COTTEN, Thomas Archer (I22002)
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| 6502 | He was single and without dependents. His height was noted as 71 inches and his weight as 132 pounds. | VIRNELSON, William Eugene Sr. (I1709)
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| 6503 | He was stationed in Fresno, CA; Wright Field, OH; Camp Howze, TX; Monterey, CA; Ft. Ord, Camp Beale, CA. | BAKER, Hubert Alton (I21556)
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| 6504 | He was still using the alias "Wilkinson" as his surname at that time of this court appearance. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 6505 | He was the author of over 50 scientific papers, and received awards for distinguished service in the advancement of agriculture. In 2014 The University of Minnesota endowed the Wally Nelson Crop Production Faculty Chair. | NELSON, Wallace Warren (I64872)
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| 6506 | He was the only miller in the area until his death in 1756. | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 6507 | He was the sheriff of Hancock County, Georgia by June 1900. | THOMAS, Joseph A. (I64270)
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| 6508 | He was working as an office manager for an Atlanta company in 1920. | INGRAHAM, Henry Laurens (I27747)
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| 6509 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GABRIEL, Darek (I59340)
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| 6510 | He went to work for Equitable Life Assurance Society. With the exception of his service years in the U.S. Navy during the Second World War, James continued with Equitable as an agent until his retirement. | PEAKE, James Rutledge Jr. (I60003)
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| 6511 | He worked as a machinist at the Navy Yard. | HUNT, Clarence Reginald (I1726)
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| 6512 | He worked as an Air Operations Specialist at Marks Field for the duration of the Asiatic-Pacific war. He left Alaska on 28 September 1945, 26 days after the signing of the formal surrender agreement by the Japanese. He arrived home in Richmond, Virginia on 8 December 1945 and received his discharge at Richmond Army Air Base on 12 December 1945. | GABRIEL, Paul Hermann Jr. (I6)
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| 6513 | He worked as an ordnance man for the U.S. Government at the Norfolk Navy Yard. | HUNT, Clarence Reginald (I1726)
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| 6514 | He worked at Coleman Furniture Plant. | FARMER, Kayle Carson (I65029)
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| 6515 | He worked for Bell Telephone Company for many years. He then opened his own business, Bathtique, at the Concord Mall in Wilmington, Delaware. | HORNER, Albert Leighton (I28927)
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| 6516 | He worked for FMC Corporation and then for Mobil Chemical. He retired in 1991. | MARVEL, Paul Raymond Jr. (I63300)
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| 6517 | He worked for Good Year Tire & Rubber Company in Ohio and North Carolina until July 1941. | NESBIT, Ralph III (I62961)
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| 6518 | He would have to have died prior to the date of his wife's will, as married woman could not, under normal circumstances and without their husband's consent, make a will. | KING, William (I1168)
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| 6519 | He, also, authored Old Kent: The Eastern Shore of Maryland, a book presenting the genealogical histories of many old Maryland families, including his own. The book was published in 1876. | HANSON, George Adolphus (I62599)
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| 6520 | He, also, was elected as a Selectman in 1797 and 1798. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 6521 | He, apparently, then changed his mind. His application is marked "Dropped" and the Register notes "dropped November 22, 1887". | PRESTON, James Patton (I62914)
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| 6522 | Headrights were often bartered and held for extended periods prior to their presentation to courts in the Virginia Colony where they would be exchanged for certificates of entitlement that would then be turned in for land patents. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 6523 | Headstone spells name Ezekel. | KELLUM, Ezekiel (I65151)
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| 6524 | Headstone verse: "A sunbeam from the world has vanished." | KELLUM, George Edward (I65152)
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| 6525 | Headstone verse: "Earth's brightest gems are fading." | KELLUM, Isaac (I65149)
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| 6526 | Headstone verse: "No fairer bud of promise never bloomed." | KELLUM, Eli (I65156)
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| 6527 | Headstone verse: "Suffer little children to come unto me." | KELLUM, Ezekiel (I65151)
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| 6528 | Headstone verse: "The rose may fade, the lily die, but the flowers im... [photo cuts off part of the verse, I believe it to be 'but the flowers immortal bloom on high]. | KELLUM, Susan Merinda (I65144)
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| 6529 | Headstone verse: [Perhaps--'Thy ___ and on thy rest ___ ' ] | KELLUM, Daniel (I65150)
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| 6530 | Heath and Clemmie were married a Justice of the Peace. The ceremony was witnessed by Edgar Hardison of Goldsboro, and C.A. Jackson of Lagrange, NC. The signatures of a third witness also from Goldsboro, as well as the JP's, are not legible. | Family: Heath Carrier ROGERS / Clemmie SMITH (F6393)
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| 6531 | Heath and Lula were married by a Justice of the Peace. The ceremony was witnessed by Clayton Barwick and Nellie Grant of Goldsboro. Signatures of Justice of the Peace and a third witness from Kinston, NC, are not legible. | Family: Heath Carrier ROGERS / Lula GRANT (F8000)
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| 6532 | Heath died in a hospital. He was 78 years old at the time of his death. | ROGERS, Heath Carrier (I60312)
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| 6533 | Heath was living in Wallace, NC, in 1923, and in Goldsboro, NC, in 1943. | ROGERS, Heath Carrier (I60312)
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| 6534 | Heber died on 9 August 1960. He was 43 years old. | WRIGHT, Heber Clarence Jr. (I2124)
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| 6535 | Heber enlisted in the US Marine Corps on 30 May 1945. He was honorably discharged as a Private First Class on 1 June 1946. | WRIGHT, Heber Clarence Jr. (I2124)
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| 6536 | Hein was born at 6:00pm on 16 September 1816. | UITERWIJK, Hein (I61626)
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| 6537 | Heintje was born at 10:00pm on 20 February 1878. | UITERWIJK, Heintje Klaasjen (I61689)
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| 6538 | Helen died at her North Person Street home in Raleigh, North Carolina at 1:40 am on 10 September 1961. She was 2 days shy of her 57th birthday. | BAILEY, Helen Leigh (I63735)
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| 6539 | Helen died at St. Francis Care Center At Brackenville, located in Hockessin, Delaware on 24 May 2003. She was 92 years old at the time of her death. | OWENS, Helen Frances (I28980)
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| 6540 | Helen died in Bakersfield, California on 7 November 2010. She was 91 years old. | ULRICH, Helen Frances (I28388)
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| 6541 | Helen died on 19 November 1979. She was 66 years old. | FAGAN, Helen Pollock (I30164)
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| 6542 | Helen died on 28 September 1990. She was 94 years old at the time of her death. | HOBBS, Helen (I63016)
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| 6543 | Helen died on 31 August 1957. She was 62 years old at the time of her death. | BAKER, Helen May (I62620)
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| 6544 | Helen Logue and Margaret P. Sylvanus stood as witnesses to the ceremony. | Family: Ralph Filmore LOGUE / Ruth PENROSE (F1556)
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| 6545 | Helen was 48 years old at the time of her death. | MURPHY, Helen Aloyusia (I59493)
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| 6546 | Helen was 6 years old at the time of her death. | STORCH, Helen D. (I59438)
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| 6547 | Helen was born at her parents' home, "Belmead" plantation in Powhatan County, Virginia on Sunday, 28 January 1855. | COCKE, Helen Hansford (I63073)
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| 6548 | Helen was employed by the City of Wilmington as a tax clerk for 19 years, retiring in 1977. | OWENS, Helen Frances (I28980)
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| 6549 | Helen's body was interred at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia. | HOBBS, Helen (I63016)
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| 6550 | Helen's cremated remains were interred on 6 April 2006 in the Hunsdon Cary family plot at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia. The ashes of her sister and of her brother-in-law, Anne & Lee Tilton, were buried in the family plot on the same day. | CARY, Helen Franchot Douw (I59649)
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