Matches 951 to 1,000 of 16,752
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| 951 | According to the inscription on their shared headstone, the couple was married on 24 May 1930. | Family: William David PARKS / Martha Alberta NEWSOM (F2568)
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| 952 | According to the inscription their shared gravestone, the couple was married on 5 June 1949. | Family: Samuel Roscoe KNOX / Dorothy WALKER (F7857)
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| 953 | According to the January 1920 census, Joseph had been boarding with the Larsen family at their Craddock Village, Portsmouth, Virginia home prior to his marriage to Asta. | Family: Joseph Henry HEITMAN / Asta Christina LARSEN (F6606)
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| 954 | According to the Julian Calendar in use in England and its colonies at this time, the "2 m" or second month of the year was April. | MANSFIELD, Bethiah (I2681)
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| 955 | According to the Law of Colonial Virginia, Edward would have to have been born on, or before, 7 September 1718 in order to act as an executor of his father's will dated 7 September 1735. | BAILEY, Edward (I26409)
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| 956 | According to the Law of Colonial Virginia, Thomas would have to have been born on, or before, 7 September 1718 in order to act as an executor of his father's will dated 7 September 1735. | BAILEY, Thomas (I26421)
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| 957 | According to the MeGlamre - Stuart family Bible record, "Sally Whitehorn died the first part of 1842." | MEGLAMRE, Sarah (I23980)
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| 958 | According to the Oak Grove Cemetery register, Mary died of "anemia" on 23 December 1877. | HERBERT, Mary Susan (I99)
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| 959 | According to the order of probate issued by the court, Hannah Wishart qualified as executrix. | WISHARD, Thomas (I56207)
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| 960 | According to the order of probate issued by the court, Thomas Wishart was noted as heir at law to the testator. | WISHART, Capt. James (I56202)
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| 961 | According to the report of the coroner's physician, David's death was the result of "acute general peritonitis following (the) rupture of (his) liver" which had been caused by an accidental fall. | O'BRIEN, David (I63274)
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| 962 | According to the Shelby County, Tennessee death register, his body was shipped to Memphis for interment. | COOKE, William Beale (I59607)
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| 963 | According to the Social Security Death Index, Susan died on 11 May 2008. | WALDSCHLAGEL, Susan (I62314)
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| 964 | According to the Temple, New Hampshire town records, all five of Ephraim and Eleanor's sons left Townsend and removed to Temple, then known as Sliptown. Their properties were located within Range 8 and Range 9 of the town and appear to have first been owned by their father Ephraim. | Family: Lt. Ephraim HEALD / Eleanor ROBBINS (F420)
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| 965 | According to the town record, the infant died in Townsend on 18 October 1758. | HEALD, Josiah (I3651)
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| 966 | According to Violet Rogers Hatcher, Vana raised her sister Dollie after their mother Sarah's death. | MOBLEY, Evana (I60728)
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| 967 | According to Whitney's The Kennebec Valley: "The first settler in this town [Concord, Maine] was Major Ephraim Heald, form Temple, New Hampshire, who came to this county soon after the Revolutionary War, for the privilege of hunting the various kins of game, which was then plenty in this town, such as moose, bear, beaver, otter, sable, musk-rat, etc. He settled on lots eight and nine, and carried on a considerable trade with the Indians, supplying them with necessary articles for hunting, such as powder, shot, blankets, cloth, traps, etc. He resided in this town a number of years and then returned to Temple...". | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 968 | According to Wilson Miles Cary's "Ancestral Lineage of Hunsdon Cary of Richmond, VA", there was a third child of this union. | Family: Dr. Grey SKIPWITH / Virginia Randolph CARY (F745)
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| 969 | Accounts reflecting the inventory and appraisal and the realization of income from estate sales was returned to the Elizabeth City County Court by William Roscow Wilson Curle on 22 Feb 1770 and ordered to be recorded. | CURLE, David Wilson (I1343)
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| 970 | actual name from 1880 census | (UNKNOWN), Annie P. (I61347)
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| 971 | Ada and her twin brother, Wesley M. Mitchell, were born in Bulloch County, Georgia on 7 December 1872. | MITCHELL, Ada (I63566)
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| 972 | Ada died of scarlet fever on 2 November 1878 in Portsmouth, Virginia. She was 8 years old at the time of her death. | VIRNELSON, Ada Lee (I1692)
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| 973 | Ada died on 21 April 1882, at 9 years of age. | MITCHELL, Ada (I63566)
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| 974 | Adam was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. | GIZEWSKI, Adam (I30052)
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| 975 | ADD INFO CONCERNING AlICE CARTRITE WITCH TRAIL ON 15 JAN 1678/9, Nco Order Book 1675-1686 [reel 53] | THELABALL, Mary (I51549)
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| 976 | Addie and C. T. were married at Broad Creek in Pantego, North Carolina on 5 September 1886 by Elder D. W. Topping of the Primitive Baptist Church. | Family: Charles Thomas RANDOLPH / Addie Julia WATERS (F1720)
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| 977 | Addie's funeral service was preached by Rev. J. D. Bundy, pastor of Queen Street Methodist Church. The service was held at 5:00 pm at the Randolph home on Queen Street in Kinston, North Carolina. | WATERS, Addie Julia (I33439)
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| 978 | Addison died during September 1967, just a couple of weeks shy of his 76th birthday. | TATE, Addison Lipscomb (I62856)
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| 979 | ADDITIONAL CHILDREN NOT ENTERRED; SEE S1565 | Family: Jonathan BOUSH / Virginia C. (UNKNOWN) (F6243)
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| 980 | ADDITIONAL CHILDREN; SEE S1568 | Family: Harry A. MACON / Mary C. (UNKNOWN) (F6247)
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| 981 | additional info in HERBERT hard file | CHARLTON, Raleigh H. (I59971)
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| 982 | Additional support for this estimate comes from testimony taken at Billerica on 2 April 1680 in the case of Elizabeth Proctor v. Thomas Marrables. Elizabeth Hildreth testified that she was "aged 55" and that she had served as Elizabeth Proctor's midwife. | (UNKNOWN), Elizabeth (I60551)
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| 983 | Additionally, the Social Security Death Index's data, which is supplied by a family member of the deceased, incorrectly notes his birth year as 1899. | VIRNELSON, Herbert Barron (I1683)
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| 984 | Additionally, Thomas Tucker's 22 November 1682 Lower Norfolk County land patent includes a listing of the chain of prior ownership for the property that he has patented, beginning with the 27 September 1665 patent [posthumously] granted to Thomas Horne. | Family: Thomas FANSHAW / Mary HORNE (F4321)
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| 985 | Addr: 8842 E. Glow Ct, Inverness, FA 32650. | Source (S3910)
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| 986 | Adelaide and Archie were married by Rev. Robert E. Brown, a Methodist minister. Mrs. Theo. E. Stainback, Mrs. J.C. Lupton, and Mrs. B.A. Hoft, signed as witnesses to the ceremony. | Family: Archie Zadok EDWARDS, Jr. / Elvira Adelaide HUDSON (F1749)
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| 987 | Adelaide died during September 1995. She was approximately 84 years old at the time of her death. | O'BRIEN, Adelaide Helen Marie (I63275)
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| 988 | Adelaide died in Fort Pierce, Florida on Monday, 17 September 2001. She was 77 years old at the time of her death. | CARTER, Bessie Adelaide (I33827)
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| 989 | Adelaide died of pulmonary tuberculosis. | CARMINE, Susan Adelaide (I51079)
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| 990 | Adelaide died suddenly of a coronary occlusion on 3 August 1969. She was 61 years old at the time of her death which occurred at her home, 318 Chestnut Drive in Havelock, North Carolina. | HUDSON, Elvira Adelaide (I33807)
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| 991 | Adelaide was 54 years old at the time of her death. | RANDOLPH, Adelaide Hudson (I33670)
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| 992 | Adelaide was sent to live with her eldest sister Bessie after the 1906 death of their mother Addie. | RANDOLPH, Adelaide Hudson (I33670)
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| 993 | Adelia died of "paralysis" on 23 May 1889 in Portsmouth, Virginia. She was 45 years old at the time of her death. | DENBY, Adelia A. (I1727)
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| 994 | Adelia died of pulmonary tuberculosis on 26 May 1884 in Portsmouth, Virginia. She was 19 years old at the time of her death. | BOWERS, Adelia Denby (I59159)
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| 995 | Adelia died on 3 December 1982. She was 81 years old at the time of her death. | PEED, Adelia D. (I59163)
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| 996 | Adeline's body was interred at the New Cemetery in Townsend, Massachusetts. | CONANT, Adeline Matilda (I59060)
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| 997 | adm of Jonathan Saunders - cd 503 - VA Gleanings:25 | SAUNDERS, Rev. Jonathan (I55240)
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| 998 | Administration of Henry's estate was granted to his wife, Mary, on 18 February 1718/19 in Elizabeth City Co, Virginia. | JENKINS, Henry (I1337)
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| 999 | Administration of her father's estate was granted to her on 9 November 1650. | PHIPPEN, Elizabeth (I55720)
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| 1000 | Administration of John's estate was granted to his widow, Hannah, on 5 Jul 1679 by the Lower Norfolk County Court. | HERBERT, John (I562)
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