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701 A November 1790 Indenture for 50 acres of property in Elizabeth City County, VA names Pascow as "mariner", and several subsequent deeds and indentures identify his as Capt. Herbert. HERBERT, Lieut., military rank; Capt., civilian occupation Pascow (I619)
 
702 A number of given names have been suggested by genealogists for this woman...Joan, Sarah, Anne. To date, no sources have been found to support any of these. HANDCOCKE, (unknown) (I60985)
 
703 A number of online genealogies believe this to be Francis Lee Daingerfield [16 July 1883 - 8 August 1927, buried Alexandria, VA]. To date, I have found no primary evidence to support this theory. DAINGERFIELD, (unknown) (I62720)
 
704 A power of attorney from "Johan Handcock, wife of Samuel Handcock of Henrico Co. to brother Simon Handcock" was recorded in Princess Anne County Court on 30 September 1704. Family: Samuel HANDCOCKE / Johan (UNKNOWN) (F6501)
 
705 A power of attorney granted to John by Francis Wells of St. Giles in the Fields Parish, Middlesex, England dated 7 September 1651 notes "my trusty and well beloved frend John Pigot of Virginia, Merchant, and Citizen and merchant taylor of London..."PIGGOTT, John (I61001)
 
706 A preponderance of evidence supports the April 1840 birth date rather than the 14 February 1841 date supplied by Martha's son Samuel at the time of her death. WATERS, Martha H. (I40029)
 
707 A private burial service followed later that same day at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia. AHLSWEDE, Gretchen (I62723)
 
708 A private family service was conducted at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia. JONES, Laura Herbert (I62035)
 
709 A private graveside service was held in the old Portlock Cemetery section of Oak Grove Cemetery in Portsmouth, Virginia.
 
GWIN, Judson Hope (I59822)
 
710 A sale of John's personal estate brought in £124.7.3, raising the total value thereof to £188.11.9. This was recorded by the court on 5 March 1740/1. WISHART, John (I56176)
 
711 A service of remembrance was conducted at 4:00pm on 28 July 2011 by Pastor Terry Moseley and Rev. Gerald Fowler at Rouse Funeral Home in La Grange, North Carolina. MITCHELL, Harold Jennings Sr. (I28214)
 
712 a son and two daughters are named in his obit, but they appear to be step children. Family: Valentine Jordan NESBIT, II / Eleanor BOYLIN (F7190)
 
713 A subsequent letter to the Board dated 5 February 1765 states that "Lieutenant Curle has returned form his leave in Virginia" and "is in town." CURLE, Lt. in the British Royal Navy Nicholas Wilson (I1345)
 
714 A wedding reception followed at the Thomas Jefferson Hotel in Richmond. Family: Paul Hermann GABRIEL, Jr. / Margaret Langley COTTEN (F3)
 
715 Aaron was 74 years old at the time of his death. Cause of death was carcinoma. No time of death or length of medical care was noted. Informant was R. Y. Freeman. FREEMAN, Aaron (I65266)
 
716 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. SKINNER, Aaron Paul (I40812)
 
717 Abagail was the "widow Hildreth" at the time of her marriage to Jonathan Barrett. Family: Jonathan BARRETT / Abigail WILSON (F320)
 
718 Abbott died at 9:30 pm on 9 July 1965 while in Parmele, North Carolina. He was 65 years old. MCWHORTER, Abbott Milton (I56368)
 
719 Abbott's body was interred on 11 July 1965 at Bethel Cemetery in Bethel, North Carolina. MCWHORTER, Abbott Milton (I56368)
 
720 Abiah was named in Lemuel Langley's 1772 will as "my Daughter in Law", a term that would correspond to our present day use of step-daughter. BUTT, Abiah (I51034)
 
721 Abigail "the Relick of Stephen Hosmor Dyed January the 5 day: 1717". She was 75 years old at the time of her death. WOOD, Abigail (I3970)
 
722 Abigail and her husband George had died prior to 16 July 1691, when William Craford presented an inventory of his son's and daughter-in-law's estate to the Lower Norfolk County Court.
 
MASON, Abigail (I51547)
 
723 Abigail Cawson, now Whiddon, stated in a deposition made on 5 July 1738 before the Princess Anne County Court that her daughter Keziah Cawson Porter had died in 1732. CAWSON, Keziah (I57741)
 
724 Abigail died before 15 Feb 1755 the date on which her sons, John & Bayley, were named in her right in the will of their Aunt Lydia Langley.
 
LANGLEY, Abigail (I58828)
 
725 Abigail died on 12 September 1825. According to the inscription on her headstone, she was "AEt 72y" at the time of her death. WYMAN, Mrs. (widow) Abigail (I59077)
 
726 Abigail died on 2 July 1840 in Richmond, Virginia at the home of James Osborn. HERBERT, Abigail (I1253)
 
727 Abigail was 57 years old at the time of he death. HILDRETH, Abigail (I3245)
 
728 Abigail was 79 years old at the time of her death. Or in the language of that era "in the 80th year of her age"BARKER, Abigail (I3946)
 
729 Abigail was living in 1780 when she was listed on the Norfolk County Tithables for Ferry Point to Great Bridge as taxable for eight Negroes. CAWSON, Abigail (I1220)
 
730 Abigail was named in her father's 6 November 1705 will as "Abigail BrownFamily: Eleazer BROWN / Abigail CHANDLER (F6282)
 
731 Abigail's parents had died prior to 16 July 1691, when her grandfather William Craford presented an inventory of his son's and daughter-in-law's estate to the Lower Norfolk County Court. CRAFORD, Abigail (I56867)
 
732 Abigail's will noted that she was of Portsmouth Parish in Norfolk County. It appointed her son William Conner and her daughter Elizabeth Baynes as co-executors of her estate. CRAFORD, Abigail (I56867)
 
733 Abigail's will was proved before the Norfolk County Court during the October Court of 1774, and ordered recorded. CRAFORD, Abigail (I56867)
 
734 Abner died of "consumption" during December 1860 in Panola County, Mississippi. CRAGIN, Abner B. (I2887)
 
735 Abner made his living as a farmer. CRAGIN, Abner B. (I2887)
 
736 Abner was 85 years old at the time of his death. HERBERT, Abner Tatem (I54611)
 
737 About 1780, he sold the tract to Ensign Jonas Brown who would in 1784 marry Hannah, a daughter of Amos' brother Ephraim. HEALD, Amos (I3659)
 
738 Abraham and his brothers were buried in the Mobley Burial Ground (family cemetery). ROGERS, Abraham (I60251)
 
739 Abraham Costin, dec'd, Property Survey & Division, Northampton Co. Plat Book I, 1784-1808, Dec 1802 [reel 67], County Records Collection, Library of Virginia, Archival & Information Division, Rrichmond, VA Source (S3182)
 
740 Abraham died during the summer or the fall of 1676. No extant death record has been found for him. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
741 Abraham died intestate during January 1800. COSTIN, Abraham (I20112)
 
742 Abraham had moved his family from Roxbury to Dorchester by 8 December 1651. Dorchester Town Records for that date note that he was appointed to a term as fence-viewerHOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
743 Abraham had remarried by 18 March 1669/70 when he and his wife Sara sold a lot of land to Robert Badcock. Abraham had been granted this lot in 1660 in the Milton division of Dorchester lands. Family: Abraham HOW / Sarah (UNKNOWN) (F6286)
 
744 Abraham signed his will by mark at Boston on 6 May 1676. He appointed his son Israel and his friend Thomas Pears as executors. Thomas Tilestone, Sr. and Thomas Toleman, Sr. were appointed overseers. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
745 Abraham was born prematurely (6 months). He lived for 30 minutes. ROGERS, Abraham (I60251)
 
746 Abraham was called a weaver in the March 1669 deed from him and wife Sarah to Robert Badcock. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
747 Abraham was one of triplets. He and his brothers were born at home. Abraham was born at 9:00 am and was delivered by Dr. John D. Robinson. ROGERS, Abraham (I60251)
 
748 Abraham's use of a "mark signature" on his will was likely due to infirmity. His ability to write his name is proved by the extant copy of his signature on the 1645 Covenant for the Roxbury free school. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
749 Abraham's will was proved in Suffolk County Probate Court on 2 November 1676 by the oaths of Richard Collacot and Esdras Read. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 
750 Abrahm was granted freemanship within the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on 2 May 1638. HOW, Abraham (I3765)
 

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