Notes: Our Family History

Matches 801 to 850 of 16,752

#	Notes	Linked to
801	According to his 2 June 1917 WWI draft registration card, Durant was employed by Seaboard Airline Railroad in Norfolk, Virginia.	MORRISETTE, Durant Dunbar (I62130)
802	According to his 2005 obituary, Isom was a retired real estate developer.	FINLEY, Isom Edgar (I64589)
803	According to his 28 May 1917 WWI draft registration card, Edwin was employed by the San Francisco & Portland Steamship Company as the Chief Office on the SS Rose City.	FOSTER, Edwin Lipscomb (I62279)
804	According to his 5 June 1917 WWI draft registration card, John was employed by Norfolk Southern Railroad as "chief clerk"	SCARBOROUGH, John Thomas Jr. (I62224)
805	According to his 5 June 1917 WWI draft registration card, Livingston was employed by the Southern Public Utilities Company of Charlotte as a bookkeeper.	ROGERSON, Livingston Bertrand (I62121)
806	According to his birth certificate, Recci was born prematurely, at only seven months.	GABRIEL, Ricce Bernarr (I31390)
807	According to his British colonial naturalization papers, James was born in France.	THELABALL, James (I11137)
808	According to his burial record, Clarence had served as a private in the US Marine Corp.	HUNT, Clarence Reginald (I1726)
809	According to his daughter Anna's death certificate, James was born in Pitt County, North Carolina.	NELSON, James Righteous (I54418)
810	According to his death certificate "while walking fell dead on Pinetown - Plymouth Highway". It further state that there was no collision and "no foul play".	BOYD, Americus Sherman (I60905)
811	According to his death certificate, Charles immigrated to the United States about 1874.	WEISS, Carl Hermann (I2111)
812	According to his death certificate, Leon's body was "shipped" to Petersburg, Virginia on 3 March 1914 to be buried there.	ROGERSON, Leon G. (I62115)
813	According to his death certificate, Richard had been employed as an engineer in the petroleum industry.	STROUD, Richard Davis (I64598)
814	According to his death certificate, Wade had been in Morehead City for about a week. His usual residence was 803 Person Street in Raleigh, North Carolina.	GALLANT, Wade Miller Sr. (I63725)
815	According to his enlistment record he had completed four years of high school and was employed as a stocking clerk.	VIRNELSON, William Eugene Sr. (I1709)
816	According to his enlistment record he had completed four years of high school.	VIRNELSON, Columbus Koeth (I1710)
817	According to his enlistment record he had completed one year of college and was employed as a multilith operator.	BABIAK, Andrew George (I59733)
818	According to his enlistment record he had completed two years of high school and was employed as a machinists helper.	COTTEN, Thomas Archer (I22002)
819	According to his father' will dated 17 October 1672, he was under 21 years of age.	LOVETT, John (I61086)
820	According to his father' will dated 17 October 1672, he was under 21 years of age.	LOVETT, Thomas (I61087)
821	According to his father, Adrian died in Senatobia, Mississippi. His death appears to have occurred prior to his parents' moving to Arkansas in 1882.	WILSON, Adrian Campbell (I62847)
822	According to his gravestone inscription, James was "age 56 years" at the time of his death.	PACE, James (I64005)
823	According to his gravestone, William died in 1901. He was about 73 years old.	CARNEY, William T. (I64430)
824	According to his headstone application, Claiborne, also, served in World War II, attaining the rank of Sergeant (SP5) by the time of his discharge.	KERSH, Claiborne Snead Sr. (I64340)
825	According to his headstone, he was "In the 90th year of his age" or, in today's language, 89 years old. It is more likely, after considering his parent's marriage date and his own baptismal date, that Lot was "In the 89th year of his age" or in todays terms 88 years old at the time of his death. Longevity was admired by people of past centuries. So it was not unusual for family members to fudge a bit in an effort to enhance the actual ages of their deceased loved ones.	CONANT, Lot (I2691)
826	According to his military grave marker, he received a Purple Heart while serving in the 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, a regiment of the 17th Airborne Division of the United States Army. The regiment participated in the latter stages of the Battle of the Bulge and parachuted into Germany in Operation Varsity.	YACKUBOSKEY, John Andrew (I64359)
827	According to his military service information, Milton joined the U.S. Army in November 1946. He retired during the mid 1960's as a master sergeant after 20 years, having served at the close of World War II, in Korea and in Vietnam.	JACKSON, Milton West (I63359)
828	According to his mother's diary, he was two months premature.	THOMAS, Joseph (I27735)
829	According to his obituary, Bob served in the 596 Parachute Engineer Company of the 517 Parachute Combat Team during World War II. He was a Purple Heart recipient.	WILKERSON, Robert C. Jr. (I64474)
830	According to his obituary, Bud served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War.	MARVEL, Paul Raymond Jr. (I63300)
831	According to his obituary, Buster served in the U.S. Army during World War II.	WEISS, Waldemar Cyril Jr. (I7273)
832	According to his obituary, Charlie died of a heart attack on Thursday, 4 August 1938, following an illness of about 6 months.	PACE, Charles Carroll (I63993)
833	According to his obituary, George was a retired Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, and a veteran of World War II, Korea and Vietnam.	TERRY, George Wiley Jr. (I64662)
834	According to his obituary, Harold served in the US Army 82nd Airborne Division during World War II.	MITCHELL, Harold Jennings Sr. (I28214)
835	According to his obituary, he died "after a severe affliction of several months produced by Hepatitis".	HOLLEMAN, William Henry (I27936)
836	According to his obituary, he served 3 years in the Army Air Corps as a B-24 bomber pilot during World War II.	GOODWIN, Edward Howard (I63238)
837	According to his obituary, he served as a meteorologist, and later as a combat intelligence officer.	HOLLOMAN, Charles Robert Sr. (I28191)
838	According to his obituary, he was a resident of Riverview, Florida and a commercial shrimper.	MALPASS, Clarence Rudolph Jr. (I63416)
839	According to his obituary, Henry was co-owner of the local U-Drive-It Truck Rental dealership.	KNOX, Henry Calvin (I64738)
840	According to his obituary, Holt had moved from Virginia to Georgia in 1802.	CLANTON, Holt (I25876)
841	According to his obituary, John served in the US Navy from 1942 until 1946, when he received an honorable discharge.	MURPHY, John Joseph Jr. (I30469)
842	According to his obituary, Kenneth was a World War II veteran. He served in the Army Air Corps and was awarded a Purple Heart.	BRUST, Kenneth F. (I42548)
843	According to his obituary, Mike was a World War II Army veteran.	HUTCHINSON, Glendon Lawrence (I28397)
844	According to his obituary, Robert retired in 1972 as Director of Transportation for the U.S. General Services Administration, Washington, DC.	BAIN, Robert Tucker (I23925)
845	According to his obituary, Severn was employed at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, in Portsmouth, Virginia for 30 years.	LARSEN, Severn Hollis (I61359)
846	According to his obituary, Thomas served for one year in the Merchant Marines, and then for one and a half years with the Army Quartermaster Corps in the Philippines during World War II.	COGSDALE, Thomas Nathaniel (I50733)
847	According to his obituary, William served with the 9th Army Air Corps, 82nd Fighter Squad Fire Control Group during World War II.	EDWARDS, George Bynum (I64195)
848	According to his September 1918 WWI Draft Registration Card, Cleveland was employed as a "ship fitter" in Shop #11 at the US Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia.	HERBERT, Cleveland Contee (I57834)
849	According to his September 1918 WWI draft registration card, David made his living as a farmer in Chuckatuck, Virginia.	COTTEN, David Corbell (I23909)
850	According to his September 1918 WWI Draft Registration Card, Earl was employed as a "helper" by Virginia Iron Works in Norfolk, Virginia.	FEREBEE, Earl Hope (I7359)

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