From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 8,951 to 9,000 of 16,752
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| 8951 | I believe that the 1877 birth year, rather than the 1875 date given on her death certificate, is correct. She was noted as age 3 in the 1880 enumeration of her father's household. | BEALE, Mary Juliette (I28361)
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| 8952 | I believe that the church clerk incorrectly calculated Roger's age by one year when making his entry in the church burial records. An age of eighty-eight years, seven months at his death in November 1679 would make his birth date April 1591, a full year prior to his 9 April 1592 baptism. During the 16th century baptism was performed within days of a birth. | CONANT, Roger (I2649)
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| 8953 | I believe that the will of Josiah Butt as entered in Norfolk County Will Book 2 contains an error concerning this individual. The entry says "to my Grandson Horatio Boush". I believe that it should have said "to my Son Horatio Boush Butt". | BUTT, Horatio Boush (I55307)
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| 8954 | I believe this is misspelling of Hillary. Checking with family. | MAGES, Hiliary (I65496)
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| 8955 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PROVIN, Linda (I30630)
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| 8956 | I BELIEVE YEAR SHOULD BE 1890. AM CHECKING WITH CHURCH. | Family: George Augustus HILL / Mary Boumar ABERCROMBIE (F7119)
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| 8957 | I chose to use the spelling Rosco (Kitty's son) as I found on first documentation, in part to avoid confusion with Roscoe Futrell (sister Alice's child) who I believe died as a young boy. | FUTRELL, Rosco (I65060)
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| 8958 | I do not know, at this point, whether the following entries concern this individual. 1894: Carl Sobatta, laborer [home, 219 East Liberty] 1895: Carl Sobatta, laborer [home, 219 East Liberty] | SOBOTA, Carl (I29197)
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| 8959 | I found her middle name on her daughter, Mary Susan Dyson's death certificate. | LANGLEY, Elizabeth Sarah (I73)
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| 8960 | I found her name Mary used only a few times. All other references use the name Polly. | KENNEDY, Polly (I65257)
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| 8961 | I found numerous City Directories from Iowa and an SSDI death from Iowa, for a Lydia and Mavis Henschke. There is also a reference in one of the directories to Lydia as a widow of John. See if can confirm this is 'our' Lydia and Mavis. PGF/8 Sep 2018 | HENSCHKE, Lydia M. (I65519)
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| 8962 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HENSCHKE, Mavis E. (I65527)
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| 8963 | I had spelled middle name as Lewis, but Who's Who??? information spells name Louis. | MICHELSON, Harold Louis (I56151)
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| 8964 | I have been unable to locate her after 6 Jun 1870 when she was enumerated in her father's household in Boston. | GRIFFITHS, Marian (I59144)
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| 8965 | I have lost this man's name & their marriage bond data & their marriage data. See: SusxCo Mar 1754-1853, film 29, p, 193 & p. 326. Frederick Cotton, surety, returned by Rev. Waddill Johnsom on 7 Mar 1828. | Family: (unknown) PARHAM / Ann L. COTTON (F2868)
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| 8966 | I have not been able to determine which of Robert Sr's wives was his mother. | THOROWGOOD, Robert (I52518)
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| 8967 | I have not been able to determine which wife was the mother of four of John's children: John, Theophilus, Ann & Elizabeth. | KENDALL, John (I51820)
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| 8968 | I have not been able to locate Edgar after his enumeration in the 1880 census. | GRIFFITHS, Edgar B. (I59146)
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| 8969 | I have not been able to locate him after his enumeration in the 1900 census. | GRIFFITHS, Herbert M. Jr. (I59150)
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| 8970 | I have not found document or family information that explains why he was called Herman since he was baptized Franz Gustav. But the date for birth matches among several documents. | HENSCHKE, Herman (I65515)
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| 8971 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HARRELL, Matthew Holden (I65269)
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| 8972 | I have, thus far, been unable to determine the maternity of George's daughters Mary and Ann. | BURGESS, George Wright (I4644)
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| 8973 | Ida died at Roosevelt Hospital in Manhattan. She was 75 years old at the time of her death. | LOGUE, Ida May (I28837)
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| 8974 | Ida died suddenly in the kitchen of her Pitt County, North Carolina home while fixing breakfast on the morning of 23 June 1935. She had previously been diagnosed with heart disease. | MOORING, Ida Gertrude (I60887)
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| 8975 | Ida May died at 4:00pm on 27 November 1919 at her home, 9 West 27th Street in Wilmington, Delaware. She was 50 years old. | AARON, Ida May (I28592)
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| 8976 | Ida was 81 years old at the time of her death. | TODD, Ida A. (I59223)
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| 8977 | Ida was 85 years old at the time of her death. | SHOLAR, Ida Catherine (I60637)
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| 8978 | Ida was delivered by Dr. W.E. Postles at her parents' home, 9 West 27th Street. | LOGUE, Ida May (I28837)
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| 8979 | Ida's body was interred in the D.W. Todd family plot at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Portsmouth, Virginia. | TODD, Ida A. (I59223)
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| 8980 | Identification of the four hadrights follows: "fifty acres for the personal Adventure of his sonne Richard Yates and the other fifty acres for the transportation of a Servant named John Merriday.....and one hundred acres of land being due unto him the said John Yates for his owne personal Adventure and the personal Adventure of his wife Joane into this Colony." | YATES, John (I630)
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| 8981 | Identification of the parents of this Richard Herbert eludeds genealogists to this day. It may be said conclusively that he was not a descendant of the Herberts of "Puddledock", Prince George Co, VA. It is likely that he was a distant cousin of his wife, Rosy, but to date, no proof of this has been established. | HERBERT, Richard (I1369)
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| 8982 | If this is her correct birth year, she was only 13 when she married. | PENNY, Blanche (I65109)
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| 8983 | IMPROVE SOURCE DOCUMENT SCAN | Family: Joseph T. MONEY / Margaret A. DAVIS (F1697)
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| 8984 | In 1561 John was granted a lease of "the suit and demesne lands of the manor of Stanton St. John." This property was one of the estates owned by New College of Oxford University. The living of this parish was held, according to custom, by the Warden [president] of New College who from 1553 until 1573 was Dr. Thomas White, uncle of John. The grey stone house into which John moved his family was known as the Manor Farm House. That house still stands today, and it has been continuously occupied for at least 450 years. | WHITE, John (I3501)
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| 8985 | In 1587 he entered Winchester School, and then was elected a fellow of New College in 1595. He graduated B.A. on 12 April 1597, M.A. on 16 January 1601. He was appointed rector of Holy Trinity, Dorchester, in 1606, and for the rest of his life was identified with that place. He was a moderate, conforming puritan, concerned with reforming his parish. | WHITE, Rev. John (I3509)
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| 8986 | In 1589 William was made Prealector [lecturer] of Hebrew at Magdalen College, a post which he held until the fall of 1595. On 20 Sep 1595, the Twelve Governors of the Church of the Holy Cross, Crediton Parish, Devonshire, "agreed that Mr. William Cooke fellowe of Magdalyn Colledge in Oxforde shalbe vykar Preacher of Crediton." On 10 Feb 1595/6, William was licensed to preach. | COOKE, Vicar William (I3499)
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| 8987 | In 1613 Francis arrived in the Virginia Colony aboard the ship John and Francis. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 8988 | In 1636, the geographical area of Elizabeth City County that lay south of the James River was spit off to form New Norfolk County. It, in turn, was divided into the counties of Upper Norfolk and Lower Norfolk in 1637. | MASON, Lieut. Francis (I11132)
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| 8989 | In 1636, the Rev. Thomas Hooker led 100 of his congregation West to found a new English settlement at Hartford in what would soon be the Connecticut Colony. One of the reasons that the group left Massachusetts was their belief that any adult male who owned property should have the right to vote and participate in civil government, regardless of church membership. The government of Massachusetts held that only admitted male members of the Church should vote and hold office. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 8990 | In 1657 Thomas purchased a house lot of approximatley seven acres in Concord from the Rev. Peter Bulkeley. | DANE, Thomas (I3704)
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| 8991 | In 1662, Thomas Lovell was ordered by the Court to give up the estates of the four Horne children. | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 8992 | In 1668, William was appointed as surveyor for Woburn. | SIMONS, William (I3720)
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| 8993 | In 1672 Joseph, then aged 19, chose John Wyman, Sr. as his guardian. | SIMONS, Joseph (I3730)
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| 8994 | In 1716 William was granted 1129 acres in the southwest angle formed by the Elizabeth River and its Southern Branch in Norfolk Co, VA. Thirty-six years later, in 1752, William set aside 65 acres of his plantation as a little town, which he named Portsmouth, after the great English port. Dividing the property in half-acre lots, he set aside the four corners of High Street and Court Street for a church, a market, a court house and a jail respectiveley. Portsmouth's oldest church, Trinity Protestant Episcopal, was built in 1762, and though the structure has been rebuilt and remodeled several times, it still stands on the half-acre lot donated by William. | CRAFORD, Col. William (I56866)
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| 8995 | In 1723 Andrew purchased a farm in concord adjoining his father's property. | CONANT, Andrew (I2703)
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| 8996 | In 1738, John was chosen as a deacon in the First Parish Church of Acton which had been established in 1735 when the town came into existence. | HEALD, Deacon John (I3671)
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| 8997 | In 1750 Andrew's father, Lot Conant, conveyed the water rights to one-third of the mill stream at the Old Iron Works Farm to Andrew for use in powering his fulling mill. | CONANT, Andrew (I2703)
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| 8998 | In 1750 Ezra's father, Lot Conant, conveyed his grist mill and the water rights to two-thirds of the mill stream at the Old Iron Works Farm to Ezra. | CONANT, Ezra (I2713)
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| 8999 | In 1750 Lot conveyed the water rights to one-third of the mill stream at the Old Iron Works Farm to his son Andrew for use in powering his fulling mill. | CONANT, Lot (I2691)
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| 9000 | In 1769 Oliver served as a Selectman. | HEALD, Oliver (I54859)
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