From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
Notes
Matches 9,401 to 9,450 of 16,752
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| 9401 | It is interesting to note that the town of Greiz, in eastern Thuringia, is situated on the Weisse Elster River. The surname Weiss may have originated as a geographic family name. | WEISS, Carl Hermann (I2111)
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| 9402 | It is ironic to note that Joshua outlived his mother, Judith, by not quite three years. Judith's will had coerced three of her four other living sons, Thomas, Samuel and Pasco, to give up their inheritances from their father, Nicholas, and their brother, John, in favor of Joshua. | CURLE, Joshua (I4467)
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| 9403 | It is likely that he arrived with his wife and his eldest children, as New England settlers most often came in family groups. There is, however, no proof of this. | HEALD, John (I3687)
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| 9404 | It is likely that he had resided there as early as the Fall of 1733 and had acted as his father's manager during the damming of the Squannocook River and the building of the saw and grist mills. | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 9405 | It is likely that her death was the result of complication from the birth. | BARRON, Margaretta (I1370)
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| 9406 | It is likely that Margaret returned to England at the same time as her husband John who was in St. Mary Magdalen Parish by 22 August 1661. | GANEY, Margaret (I55961)
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| 9407 | It is likely that Sarah had died prior to 20 August 1714, the date of her brother Ahsall's will. She was the only one of his siblings not named in his will. | HANCOCK, Sarah (I60949)
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| 9408 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PROVIN, Linda (I30630)
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| 9409 | It is of interest to note that in 1880 Hunsdon and his family and his sister Susan Cary Abercrombie and her family lived adjacent to their maternal aunt Mary Cary Small with whom they had resided following the death of their parents. | CARY, Hunsdon Fairfax (I5786)
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| 9410 | It is of interest to note that of the original twenty-nine petitioners for the plantation at Chelmsford, only fourteen made their homes there. And of those fourteen, only nine remained residents of Chelmsford until their deaths. Richard was one of those nine. | HILDRETH, Sergeant, local militia Richard (I58122)
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| 9411 | It is of interest to note that on 7 October 1654, Capt. Thomas Willoughby [Sr], patented 1400 acres in Lynnhaven Parish, Lower Norfolk County using the April 1653 Certificate of Importation issued to his son and certificates to support the payment of transportation costs for 12 additional individuals. | BENNETT, Mary (I567)
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| 9412 | It is of interest to note that Richard's 24 May 1786 will and his signature on it spell his surname Cotten. | COTTON, Richard (I26649)
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| 9413 | It is of interest to note that the stipulations of Judith's will coerced her sons Samuel, Thomas & Pasco to release their interest in the estates of their brother, John, and their father, Nicholas, in favor of their brother Joshua. Samuel, Thomas & Pasco, subsequently emigrated from England and settled in Elizabeth City County in the Virginia Colony. | HAVOLL, Judith (I4200)
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| 9414 | It is of interest to note, however, that Hermann's enlistment record states the following on 26 Mar 1943: Marital Status: Separated, without dependents. | GABRIEL, Hermann William (I28603)
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| 9415 | It is of interest, therefore, to note that the 1758 birth record and the 1759 death record for Peter and Sarah's first son were recorded at Townsend, Massachusetts, not at Sliptown (Temple), New Hampshire. | HEALD, Deacon Peter (I3654)
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| 9416 | It is possible that she died in childbirth, as her son Francis is listed in the 1624/5 Muster as being born in Virginia. | (UNKNOWN), Mary (I4723)
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| 9417 | It is, therefore, unknown as to whether he is actually buried in the plot. | NEWSOM, James Thomas (I63797)
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| 9418 | It may be concluded that Eleanor was born prior to May 1701, as a "consent to marry" was not required of her by the Norfolk County Court when William posted their marriage bond on 30 May 1722. | CORPREW, Eleanor (I63507)
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| 9419 | It may be concluded that Joshua was born prior to March 1676/7 as he was recognized by the Elizabeth City County Court as "Administrator" of the estate of Joseph Chowne on 10 March 1697/8. This responsibility would have legally required that Joshua be, at least, 21 years of age when appointed by the Court in the capacity of administrator. | CURLE, Joshua (I1147)
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| 9420 | It may be concluded that Sarah was born prior to March 1680/1, as "consent to marry" was not required by the Elizabeth City County Court when she applied for a marriage license on 2 March 1701/2. | CURLE, Sarah (I1148)
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| 9421 | It may conclusively be stated that John died before 14 August 1783, the date that his will was recorded by the Court of Southampton County, Virginia. | CLARK, John (I28007)
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| 9422 | It should be noted that the birth year first entered on the death certificate was 1866. It was later changed to 1867 in a different hand. | WILLIAMS, George Thomas (I28357)
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| 9423 | It should be noted, that it would have been extremely unusual for a 17th century English woman with a living husband to write a will. | PIGGOTT, John (I61001)
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| 9424 | It was noted in his obituary that he was retired professor emeritus of the University of Minnesota and the founding Superintendent of the SW Experiment Station (Southwest Research and Outreach Center). | NELSON, Wallace Warren (I64872)
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| 9425 | It was presented to the Court 21 July 1725 and ordered to be recorded. | RICKETTS, James (I42585)
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| 9426 | Ivanhoe straddles the border of Wythe County and Carroll County. Wikipedia (accessed 27 Jun 2018). Perhaps this is why difference, Wythe vs Carroll, as county of birth. | FARMER, Nettie Marie (I65032)
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| 9427 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | UITERWIJK, Jan Daniel (I59297)
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| 9428 | J.P. died on 22 February 1989. He was 71 years old at the time of his death. | CONWAY, Jesse Pearl Jr. (I28226)
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| 9429 | Jacamine named her son William as her executor, and signed her will on 12 October 1842. | WARD, Jacamine (I60057)
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| 9430 | Jack died 17 April 1996. He was 77 years old at the time of his death. | GRIFFIN, Jack Eric (I2032)
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| 9431 | Jack died on 17 August 1942. He was 61 years old at the time of his death. | SMITH, Jack Quarles Hewlett Jr. (I62081)
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| 9432 | Jack died on 22 November 1910. He was 62 years old at the time of his death. | SMITH, Jack Quarles Hewlett (I62064)
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| 9433 | Jack died on 23 March 1969. He was 61 years old at the time of his death. | SMITH, Jack Quarles Hewlett III (I62391)
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| 9434 | Jack died on 5 February 2009. He was 87 years old. | MURPHY, John Joseph Jr. (I30469)
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| 9435 | Jack died on 8 July 1845. He was 39 years old. | MEGLAMRE, John (I27407)
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| 9436 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NONEMAN, Dr. Jack Watson Jr. (I13)
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| 9437 | Jack was delivered at Delaware Hospital in Wilmington, Delaware by Dr. Westerbaker at 2:30am on 12 November 1921. | MURPHY, John Joseph Jr. (I30469)
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| 9438 | Jack, a Corporal in in US Army, was killed in action during World War II. He was 25 years old at the time of his death. | HOLLOMAN, Andrew Jackson (I28195)
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| 9439 | Jackey had, apparently, died prior to 15 February 1834, the publication date of her husband William's obituary, as she was not mentioned in it. Nor was she included in the accounts of her husband's estate from March 1834 through August 1939. | PETERS, Jackey T. (I27937)
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| 9440 | Jacob and his brothers were buried in the Mobley Burial Ground (family cemetery). | ROGERS, Jacob (I60249)
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| 9441 | Jacob died during the summer of 1710. | JOHNSON, Jacob (I52495)
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| 9442 | Jacob died during the summer or early fall of 1710. | JOHNSON, Jacob (I10022)
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| 9443 | Jacob had died prior to 29 January 1756 when his sister Mary Nimmo gave a plantation to her son William Nimmo that her "grandfather Jacob Johnson left to my brothers William and Jacob". | JOHNSON, Jacob (I51066)
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| 9444 | Jacob paid one hundred shillings for his one-eightieth part of the town. He was obligated to build a house and to plow and fence at least three acres of land withing a three year period from the date that his land was surveyed. | FARRAR, Jacob (I2724)
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| 9445 | Jacob was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Gross Schmuckwalde, East Prussia on 11 August 1799. | GIZEWSKI, Jacob (I30046)
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| 9446 | Jacob was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. | GIZEWSKI, Jacob (I30053)
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| 9447 | Jacob was born prematurely (6 months). He lived for 1 hour 5 minutes. | ROGERS, Jacob (I60249)
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| 9448 | Jacob was killed on 8 May 1725 by Pequawket Indians on the banks of Saco Pond near, what is now Fryeburg, Maine, but what was then part of Massachusetts. He was 31 years old at the time of his death. | FARRAR, Jacob (I2724)
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| 9449 | Jacob was one of the original 72 Grantees to be allotted land in North Town [Townshend], Massachusetts on 11 May 1720. | FARRAR, Jacob (I2724)
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| 9450 | Jacob was one of triplets. He and his brothers were born at home. Jacob was born at 9:25 am and was delivered by Dr. John D. Robinson. | ROGERS, Jacob (I60249)
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