From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,101 to 9,150 of 16,752
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| 9101 | In June 1917, Harry was employed by J.W. Clark Brokerage Company of Atlanta, Georgia as a salesman. | INGRAHAM, Henry Laurens (I27747)
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| 9102 | In June 1917, Joe was employed as a guard by the Dupont Powder Company at their Hagley Yard. | PHILLIPS, Joseph Medford (I28727)
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| 9103 | In June 1917, John was employed as a sheet metal worker by the DuPont Company. | MURPHY, John Joseph Sr. (I30468)
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| 9104 | In June 1918, Fred was employed by General Chemical Company. | GABRIEL, Frederick Carl (I28601)
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| 9105 | In May 1930, John was living with his daughter Bettie and her family. | BATTS, John Dixon (I60299)
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| 9106 | In May 1942 Charlie was working for T.A. Loving and Company of Goldsboro, North Carolina. The company specialized in bridge building and heavy construction. Charlie's WWII draft card indicates that he was involved in the construction of the Marine Corp Air Station at Cherry Point, North Carolina. | RANDOLPH, Charles Thomas (I33007)
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| 9107 | In November 1758, a Samuel Curle was Master of the merchant ship London. According to Capt. James Hobbs of the H.M.S. Jamaica, the London was one of several vessels in his convoy bound for Virginia. The London carried a cargo of rum and sugar. | CURLE, Capt. Samuel (I2249)
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| 9108 | In November 1908, Fred was working as a boiler-maker's helper. By September 1918, he was employed as a chipper and caulker for Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company in Wilmington, Delaware. | GIZEWSKI AKA KEMSKE, Friedrich (I28679)
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| 9109 | In November 1941, Sue was employed by Morris Music Shop in Portsmouth, Virginia. | MORGAN, Susan (I61197)
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| 9110 | In response to a new set of laws and the royal command that they be "strictly enforced", the Lower Norfolk County Court convened a Grand Jury during August 1662 that was to serve for six months. It's purpose was to review the new laws and their potential impact on the Lower Norfolk County area. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9111 | In route, the group of Concord volunteers was lured into a river meadow near Sudbury by the Indians. Seven of the men, including James, were killed. | HOSMER, James (I3977)
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| 9112 | In September 1918, Earl was employed as a fireman with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. | SMITH, Earl Joseph (I30479)
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| 9113 | In September 1918, Howard was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a machinist's helper. | LOGUE, Howard Thompson Sr. (I59357)
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| 9114 | In September 1918, Ray was working as a "riveter's helper" at Hog Island, Pennsylvania. | PECKHAM, Raymond Lee (I64296)
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| 9115 | In some docuemts the surname was spelled COCKRUFT. | COCKROFT, William (I61004)
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| 9116 | In some documents the surname is spelled ASHWELL. | ASHALL, George (I56014)
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| 9117 | In some documents the surname is spelled ASHWELL. | ASHALL, Susanna (I60945)
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| 9118 | In some documents the surname is spelled HANCOCK. | HANDCOCKE, William (I60974)
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| 9119 | In some documents the surname is spelled HANCOCKE. | HANDCOCKE, Robert (I60973)
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| 9120 | In some documents the surname is spelled HANDCOCKE or HANCOCKE. | HANDCOCK, Simon (I56798)
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| 9121 | In some documents the surname is spelled WATTLES. | WADDELL, John (I3090)
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| 9122 | In some documents this surname was spelled COFER. | COKER, William (I28013)
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| 9123 | In some documents this surname was spelled COFER. | COKER, John (I28015)
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| 9124 | In some early records this name is spelled HAEWARD. | HAYWARD, Simeon (I3917)
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| 9125 | In some early records this name is spelled HAEWARD. | HAYWARD, Joseph (I3798)
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| 9126 | In some early records this name is spelled HAEWARD. | HAYWARD, George (I3814)
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| 9127 | In some early records this name is spelled HAEWARD. | HAYWARD, John (I3914)
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| 9128 | In some records his surname is spelled HAIEWARD. | HAYWARD, James (I3722)
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| 9129 | In some records his surname is spelled CHISMAN. | CHEESMAN, John (I55962)
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| 9130 | In some records she is names as "Patsy." | WHITEHORN, Patty (I50699)
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| 9131 | In the first allotment of town land, Thomas was given 60 acres. | HOSMER, Thomas (I3964)
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| 9132 | In the Maryland area, he worked as a home and building electrician and maintained a home computer repair business. | JONES, Walter Holmes (I63719)
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| 9133 | in the New England States, the Western States, and Canada. | Source (S131)
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| 9134 | In the U.S. Census of that year there are four other household members listed: Margret Braneford, noted as keeping house along with Martha; Margret's daughters Cate and Cealie; and Lishia Holleymon, laborer. [I believe Lishia may be a mispelling of a shortened form of Elijah]. | BAKER, Andrew Jackson (I27917)
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| 9135 | In Thelaball hard file: was S3851 in UFT: "James Theleball" "The Huguenot" No. 18 (1951-1953): pp. 152-154 James had immigrated to Lower Norfolk Co, VA from France by 1637, at which time he imported Alex Massie into the colony. I have been unable to find any support for this claim. 16 June 2010. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9136 | In various documents his given name is spelled Simon, Simond and Symon. His surname appears as HANDCOCKE, HANCOCKE and HANCOCK. | HANDCOCKE, Simon (I60971)
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| 9137 | INCOMPLETE SOURCE INFO | Source (S5395)
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| 9138 | Incorrectly indexed as "Vanna" D. Herbert. | Source (S5195)
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| 9139 | Index Number NORFOLK CO 1789-002 JAMES MATTHEWS & WIFE v. THOMAS NEWTON JR ETC Surname(s) LANGLEY MATTHEWS NEWTON | BUTT, Sarah (I62487)
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| 9140 | index search at DE Archives did not locate record: 2006 | KEMSKE, Charles E. Sr. (I28680)
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| 9141 | index search at DE Archives did not locate record: 2006 | SOBOTA, Herman (I29793)
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| 9142 | index search at DE Archives did not locate record: 2006 | SOBOTA, Charles (I29794)
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| 9143 | index search at DE Archives did not locate record: 2006 | SOBOTA, Edward (I29795)
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| 9144 | Index to certs: reel 1 for this 1912, Vol. 14 [reel 3] for cert. | Source (S4937)
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| 9145 | Indexed by Claudia B. Grundman. | Source (S3966)
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| 9146 | Indexed by Judith McGhan. | Source (S166)
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| 9147 | indexed by Nell Marion Nugent. | Source (S2051)
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| 9148 | indexed by Nell Marion Nugent. | Source (S1806)
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| 9149 | Indexed by Patti Matulonis. | Source (S4085)
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| 9150 | Indiana died on 20 December 1910. She was 80 years old at the time of her death. | SMITH, Indiana Maria (I62057)
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