Notes: Our Family History

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751	Abstract by Simon Neal, records agent, e-mail (sn014i4785@blueyonder.co.uk).	Source (S1268)
752	Abstract by Simon Neal, records agent, e-mail (sn014i4785@blueyonder.co.uk).	Source (S4466)
753	Abstract of her will: p. 417 Selden Ancestry	(UNKNOWN), Thomasine (I3998)
754	Abstract of will by Simon Neal, records agent, e-mail (sn014i4785@blueyonder.co.uk).	Source (S4325)
755	Abstract of will by Simon Neal, records agent, e-mail (sn014i4785@blueyonder.co.uk).	Source (S4352)
756	abstracted by Jean Gilllett.	Source (S4034)
757	According the the inscription on the couple's shared cemetery stone, they were married on 26 January 1957.	Family: Henry Calvin KNOX / Rosalee M. (UNKNOWN) (F7855)
758	According to a deposition made by George Newton before the Norfolk County Court during July 1736, he met Jonas Cawson during 1692 and 1693 while attending a private school in Lancaster, England.	CAWSON, Jonas (I41580)
759	According to a Norfolk Co. Chancery Suit, dated 15 Oct 1761, Francis was a mariner who left on a voyage and never returned. He was presumed to have been "lost at sea."	THELABALL, Francis (I57441)
760	According to Arthur's September 1918 WWI draft registration card, he was the vice president of Virginia Iron Works, Inc. of Norfolk, Virginia.	SMITH, Arthur Herbert (I62076)
761	According to Book I of the Concord Register "George heaward Junr died 16 desemr 1675". This death date suggests that he died in one of the skirmishes preceding the Army's main assault at the Great Swamp Fort.	HAYWARD, George (I3918)
762	According to census records from 1850 through 1910, Herbert was born in New York. But it is of interest to note that he was enumerated with his parents in Portsmouth, VA in the 1840 Census as "under 5", suggesting that he was actually born in Virginia.	GRIFFITHS, Herbert M. (I59139)
763	According to Christine's 1999 obituary, the couple had three grandsons whose parents have not been determined; David Hultzman, Christopher Stone, Mathew Kent.	Family: Thomas Archer COTTEN / Christine SHOOK (F1002)
764	According to Emmerson family records, Arthur received a degree from one of the University of Oxford colleges in 1733. The actual college where he matriculated is not named.	EMMERSON, Rev. Arthur (I61056)
765	According to family stories, John was murdered while squirrel hunting during September 1864. He was found dead, shot in the back of the head and with his throat cut. The murder was never solved.	BAILEY, John Adoniram (I25895)
766	According to family tradition, Addie died of food poisoning after having eaten preserves given to her as a gift by a neighbor.	WATERS, Addie Julia (I33439)
767	According to her 2001 obituary, Mary was a retired school teacher and librarian.	ALLCOCK, Mary Eliza (I50813)
768	According to her Aunt Mary Nash's 22 October 1765 will, Jane had not reached the age of 18 years.	KIRKPATRICK, Jane (I58638)
769	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GABRIEL, Sidartha Estelle (I31389)
770	According to her daughter Raani, Estelle's name is given as Florentigna Gill on her birth certificate.	GILL, Estelle Florence (I31388)
771	According to her death certificate, Annie had been in Morehead City for about 6 weeks. Her usual residence was 803 Person Street in Raleigh, North Carolina.	JONES, Annie Bailey (I63712)
772	According to her death registration, she was 64 years old at the time of her passing.	PUGH, Eliza (I42098)
773	According to her enlistment record she had completed four years of high school and was working as a sewing machine operator. Her height was noted as 61 inches and her weight as 112 pounds.	CARY, Mary (I59648)
774	According to her father' will dated 17 October 1672, she was under 16 years of age.	LOVETT, Mary (I61088)
775	According to her father' will dated 17 October 1672, she was under 16 years of age.	LOVETT, Elizabeth (I61089)
776	According to her husband's death certificate, Anna was living at the time of his 21 December 1938 death.	COOK, Anna (I63848)
777	According to her obituary, cause of death was ovarian cancer.	KEMSKE, Agnes Pauline (I30615)
778	According to her obituary, she died from complications following a bone marrow transplant for the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia.	SCHECHTMAN, Dr. Vicki Lynn (I52154)
779	According to her obituary, she died of a stroke.	HOGGARD, Joan (I64090)
780	According to her obituary, she was "buried in Montgomery".	PRESTON, Susannna Edmonia (I62669)
781	According to her son Mike's 2014 obituary, Jean married secondly a man whose surname was "Britt".	Family: Richard Leander HERBERT / Jean KRAFT (F4944)
782	According to his 10 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Jack made his living as a self-employed ship repairman.	SMITH, Jack Quarles Hewlett Jr. (I62081)
783	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Barry was employed as a "foreman" by Norfolk Creosoting Company of Buell, Virginia.	HERBERT, Barry McAlpine (I62204)
784	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Bernard was employed as a "lumberman" by Edisto River Lumber Company of Embree, South Carolina.	HERBERT, Bernard Meredith (I57981)
785	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Carroll was a Virginia Pilot with the Virginia Pilot's Association, escorting ships into Hampton Roads.	FOSTER, Carroll Baldwin (I62277)
786	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Edward was employed as a cashier by Provident Life & Trust Company in Norfolk, Virginia.	DASHIELL, Edward Wadsworth (I59166)
787	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Emmett was a merchant with Southern Distributing Company where his brother Bennett also worked.	HERBERT, Emmett Nash (I57975)
788	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Hunter was employed as clothing salesman by a Toledo, Ohio store.	FINE, Hunter Dyer (I61390)
789	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Raymond made his living in "real estate and farming".	PEED, Raymond Benson (I61411)
790	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, Robert was self employed as a real estate agent.	DAVIE, Robert Edward (I62213)
791	According to his 12 September 1918 WWI draft registration card, William was employed as a "lumberman" by Rowland Lumber Company of Norfolk, Virginia.	JONES, William James (I62034)
792	According to his 1584/5 will and to the record of his death and burial in the Colyton Parish Register, John was a successful merchant and a man of local influence.	CLARKE, John (I2639)
793	According to his 1917 World War I draft card, Early worked in Jackson, Tennessee as a blacksmith for the Illinois Central Railroad Company. The 1920 and 1930 censuses note the same job.	HOUSE, Thomas Earl (I50694)
794	According to his 1918 World War I draft registration card, Clate made his living as a farmer in Bulloch County, Georgia.	DELOACH, William Clayton (I33635)
795	According to his 1918 World War I draft registration card, Julius was employed at the U.S. Navy Yard [Norfolk Naval Shipyard], at Portsmouth, Virginia. His employment there, as a carpenter, continued through, at least April 1930.	CHARLTON, Julius (I2120)
796	According to his 1918 World War I draft registration card, Sterling owned and operated a grocery store at 10th and Adams Streets in Wilmington, Delaware.	HORNER, Sterling (I28923)
797	According to his 1918 World War I draft registration card, William was employed as a pipe fitter for a company in Jackson, Tennessee. By April 1940 he was working as a garage mechanic.	SHORT, William Floyd (I50822)
798	According to his 1924 US passport application, Lowe was employed by the Life Insurance Company of Virginia at their Richmond office.	ROGERSON, William Lowe Turnbull (I62111)
799	According to his 1992 obituary, Lowell was a retired chemist for the U.S. Bureau of Mines.	STROUD, Lowell (I64574)
800	According to his 1996 North Carolina death record, Robert was married.	Family: Robert Howard COFFEY / (unknown) (F7490)

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