From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,051 to 9,100 of 16,752
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| 9051 | In April 1930, George was employed as a salesman by an advertising agency. | RICHARDSON, George James (I28367)
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| 9052 | In April 1930, he was a musician in an orchestra. | MACMILLAN, George Lincoln (I27755)
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| 9053 | In April 1930, Jane was employed in a New York City shop as an interior decorator. | CHRISTIAN, Jane Warren (I59722)
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| 9054 | In April 1940, Jefff was employed as a personnel assistant at the district WPA office. | MACMILLAN, Jefferson Davis (I27756)
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| 9055 | In April 1940, Robert was working as a clerk at a coal company. | ROOD, Robert Walton Jr. (I64335)
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| 9056 | In August 1870, Henry was employed as a grocer. | SMALL, Henry Curle (I59603)
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| 9057 | In August 1870, William was employed as a grocer in Shelby County, Tennessee. | SMALL, William Wallace (I59602)
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| 9058 | In August of 1664, Pasco apprenticed himself to Thomas Hicks, a Citizen of London and a member of the Skinners Guild. His apprenticeship was for a period of 8 years. | CURLE, Pasco (I1145)
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| 9059 | In compliance with an Order dated 2 January 1760 resulting from the Elizabeth City County Chancery Suit Curle et al v. Curle a division of the Slaves in Wilson's Estate was finally made. | CURLE, Wilson (I1152)
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| 9060 | In custody of Circuit Court Clerk, P. O. Box 1337, Sussex, VA 23884. | Source (S4107)
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| 9061 | In custody of Circuit Court Clerk, P. O. Box 1337, Sussex, VA 23884. | Source (S3989)
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| 9062 | In custody of The Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. | Source (S220)
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| 9063 | In custody of the Library of Virginia, Archival & Information Division, Richmond, VA . | Source (S5071)
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| 9064 | In custody of the Library of Virginia, Archival & Information Division, Richmond, VA. | Source (S4065)
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| 9065 | In custody of the Library of Virginia, Archival & Information Division, Richmond, VA. | Source (S4967)
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| 9066 | In custody of the Library of Virginia, Archival & Information Division, Richmond, VA. | Source (S1860)
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| 9067 | In custody of the Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA. | Source (S2369)
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| 9068 | In December 1672 Benjamin, aged 18, chose Francis Kendall as his guardian. | SIMONS, Benjamin (I3731)
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| 9069 | In December 1672 James, aged 15, chose Francis Kendall as his guardian. | SIMONS, James (I3733)
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| 9070 | In early 1861, Herbert enlisted in the Old Dominion Guard, a Portsmouth militia. The company was mustered into active service as part of Company K, Ninth Virginia Infantry on 20 April 1861. | SMITH, Herbert Livingston (I62067)
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| 9071 | In her depostion of the same date, Mary Tucker, stated that during the summer of 1693 "Richard Harbert said that if he dyed before he had married, that his Brother Thos Willoughby should have all that he had." | HERBERT, Richard (I616)
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| 9072 | In her father's will dated 4 February 1835, she was refereed to only as "my daughter". | LANGLEY, Martha Ann (I58893)
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| 9073 | In her father's will of the above noted date, she was named as Amelia Herbert. | Family: Capt. Robert LIVELY / Amelia HERBERT (F51)
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| 9074 | In her father's will of the above noted date, she was named as Barbara Curle Herbert. | Family: Roe LATIMER / Barbara Curle HERBERT (F50)
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| 9075 | In his letter to Governor Thomas Nelson, William stated that her was "so afflicted with the Rheumatism, and a Complication of the Complaints, as to be confined at least Half my Time." | WISHART, William (I56204)
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| 9076 | In husband Herbert's obituary her name is given as Mildred T. Freeman. Unknown if T is maiden or middle name initial. | (UNKNOWN), Mildred (I65309)
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| 9077 | In January 1800 the Court in Southampton County, Virginia ordered an appraisement of Elder John Meglamre's estate. The inventory was carried out by William Chambliss, Frederick Parker and Richard P. Clements, and it was presented and recorded on 19 May 1800. | MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
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| 9078 | In January 1920, Jessie was working as a railroad clerk. | FAISON, Jessie May (I59273)
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| 9079 | In January 1920, Judson was serving as a private in the US Army. He was stationed at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. | GWIN, Judson Hope (I59822)
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| 9080 | In January 1920, Vernon worked in real estate business. | HERBERT, Vernon Dabney (I1791)
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| 9081 | In July 1695 in Middlesex County Court, Ephraim was named as the orphan of James Hildreth. He chose his uncle Ephraim Hildreth of Stow as his guardian. | HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
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| 9082 | In July 1695 in Middlesex County Court, Richard was named as the orphan of James Hildreth. He chose his uncle Joseph Hildreth as his guardian. | HILDRETH, Ens. Richard (I3931)
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| 9083 | In July 1861, Robert was appointed a colonel of the 28th Virginia Infantry, Confederate States of America, with whom he served until the infantry's reorganization in April 1862. In August 1864 he was appointed as a lieutenant colonel, and then a colonel of the 4th Virginia Reserves. On 26 April 1865 he and his men surrendered with the troops of General Joseph E. Johnston to General William T. Sherman in North Carolina. | PRESTON, Robert Taylor (I62667)
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| 9084 | In July 1937, William was employed by Smithfield Wood Letter Company in Norfolk, Virginia. | VIRNELSON, William Eugene Sr. (I1709)
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| 9085 | In Jun 1917, John was working for Roper Lumber Company as a railroad conductor. | LUPTON, John Curtis (I33671)
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| 9086 | In Jun 1917, Oscar made his living as a flagman for the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. | CAMPBELL, Oscar Isaiah (I28729)
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| 9087 | In June 1880 William was working as an "engineer". | MATHIESON, William A. (I1778)
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| 9088 | In June 1880, Richard was employed as a cotton clerk, assisting cotton growers in the Shelby County area with their paperwork for loan documents. | SMALL, Richard Cary (I59604)
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| 9089 | In June 1880, Roscow was employed as a clerk in a cigar store. | SMALL, Roscoe W. Sanford (I59668)
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| 9090 | In June 1880, Samuel was working in as saw mill. | WESTON, Samuel (I2048)
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| 9091 | In June 1900 his father Enoch and stepmother Margaret were living with Kendrick and his family. | Family: Kendrick FREEMAN / Margaret M. MARTIN (F8096)
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| 9092 | In June 1900, Arthur was working as a bookkeeper. | DEVAUGHN, Arthur Herbert Sr. (I64292)
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| 9093 | In June 1900, Theodore made his living as a painter. | KOETH, Theodore M. (I58361)
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| 9094 | In June 1900, Thomas was employed as a clerk in a Baltimore bank. | MARSHALL, Thomas Jr. (I59628)
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| 9095 | In June 1900, Walter was employed as a railroad clerk. | VIRNELSON, Walter Edwards (I42108)
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| 9096 | In June 1910, Fairfax was working as an auditor for a coal company in DC. | CHRISTIAN, Fairfax Cary (I59621)
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| 9097 | In June 1917, Claude was employed as a "saw filer" by Roper Lumber Company in Gilmerton, Virginia. He worked as a saw filer throughout his life; in Baltimore, Maryland during the early 1920's for a box company; in West Point, Virginia by 1923 and in Richmond, Virginia by 1930. | COTTEN, Robert Claude Sr. (I38)
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| 9098 | In June 1917, Duane was working as a carpenter at the new Carney's Point DuPont facility. | COHEE, Duane Miner (I28728)
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| 9099 | In June 1917, Fred was employed as a civil engineer by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Chicago, Illinois. | SCHRODER, Frederick Edward Sr. (I64403)
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| 9100 | In June 1917, Gerard was employed as an industrial efficiency engineer by an engineering company located at 17 Battery Place, Manhattan, New York. | GRIFFITHS, Gerard Willis (I59255)
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