From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,501 to 9,550 of 16,752
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| 9501 | James enlisted in the US Army Signal Corps at Richmond, Virginia on 1 September 1942. | DEVAUGHN, James Asbury (I64295)
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| 9502 | James enlisted in the US Navy on 20 June 1944. He was released from duty on 3 April 1946. | HOOVER, James Monroe Sr. (I57876)
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| 9503 | James had apparently died prior to Aug 1860, as he was not enumerated with his parents and siblings in the 1860 census. | RANDOLPH, James H. F. (I33647)
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| 9504 | James had completed his apprenticeship with Nicholas Davies and was acknowledged as a tailor in his own right by January 1637/7, when he was granted property in Charlestown. | HAYWARD, James (I3722)
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| 9505 | James had died prior to 11 November 1772, when an audit of his estate was presented to the Princess Anne County Court. | WISHART, James (I56377)
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| 9506 | James had died prior to 16 April 1930 when his wife, Ellie, was enumerated as a "widow" in the 1930 census of that date. | JONES, William James (I62034)
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| 9507 | James Hunter and Hugh Barlow witnessed William's signature. | WISHART, William (I55969)
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| 9508 | James Logue, the bride's father, Myrtle Major, the bride's sister, and Fred Gabriel, the groom's brother, stood as witnesses to the ceremony. | Family: Paul Hermann GABRIEL, Sr. / Florence Estella LOGUE (F1493)
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| 9509 | James made his living as a farm laborer. | CRAGIN, James A. (I2897)
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| 9510 | James made his living as a self employed contractor. | LOGUE, James Leslie (I28831)
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| 9511 | James Nobbs was granted Letters of Administration on Sidwell's estate on 4 November 1760 after entering into bond with Wilson Roscow Bayley and Francis Parker. | (UNKNOWN), Sidwell (I57988)
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| 9512 | James owned one slave, a 14 year old black female. | CAVENAUGH, James (I60469)
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| 9513 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: David Earl ROGERS / Hilda Grace MILLER (F6215)
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| 9514 | James received a re-patent of his 380 acres in Lynnhaven Parish in Lower Norfolk County on 4 November 1685. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9515 | James served as a churchwarden for Elizabeth River Parish in Lower Norfolk County during 1659 and 1660. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9516 | James served as a Concord Selectman during 1660. | HOSMER, James (I3800)
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| 9517 | James served as a Sergeant on B-17E "Miss Carriage" #41-2645, 64th Bomber Squadron, 43rd Bomber Group, Heavy, US Army Air Forces. | ANDREWS, James Hubert (I65231)
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| 9518 | James served as an Elizabeth City County delegate to the Virginia House of Burgesses from 2 November 1720 through 20 June 1723. | RICKETTS, James (I42585)
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| 9519 | James served as an Elizabeth City County delegate to the Virginia House of Burgesses from 5 December 1722 through 20 June 1723 | RICKETTS, James (I42585)
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| 9520 | James served as Governor of Virginia from 11 Dec 1816 until 11 Dec 1819. He was elected as a Democratic -Republican. | PRESTON, Gov. James Patton (I59174)
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| 9521 | James served as the town Constable of Chelmsford during 1661. | HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
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| 9522 | James served in the US Navy during World War II. | EMERSON, James Young Jr. (I64088)
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| 9523 | James signed his will by mark & seal. William Hunter and William Narne signed as witnesses. | WISHART, James (I52653)
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| 9524 | James signed his will on 5 November 1717. His signature and seal were witnesses by William Hancock and Rose Partee. | WISHART, James (I55966)
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| 9525 | James was 20 years old at the time of his death. | ANDREWS, James Hubert (I65231)
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| 9526 | James was 21 years old at the time of his death. | SHOLAR, James (I60678)
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| 9527 | James was 71 years old at the time of his death. | TODD, James George (I1788)
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| 9528 | James was 73 years old at the time of his death. | CURLIN, James E. (I59858)
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| 9529 | James was 74 years old at the time of his death. | CAVENAUGH, James Sidney (I60465)
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| 9530 | James was 88 years old at the time of his death. | PEAKE, James G. (I60085)
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| 9531 | James was a farmer who owned property valued at $500.00. | CAVENAUGH, James (I60469)
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| 9532 | James was approximately 30 years old at the time of his death. | HAYWARD, James (I3722)
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| 9533 | James was baptized at St. James Roman Catholic Church in New York City by Rev. J.T. O'Connor on 16 October 1902. | RANDOLPH, James Michael (I63264)
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| 9534 | James was baptized in an Anglican Church in Albemarle Parish, Virginia on 9 October 1748. William Rogers, Phil Harwood and Anne King stood as his godparents. | LOFTIN, James (I58556)
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| 9535 | James was baptized on 8 December 1605 at St. Laurence's Church in Hawkhurst, England. | HOSMER, James (I3800)
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| 9536 | James was born at 1618 Lovering Avenue. | LOGUE, James Leslie (I28831)
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| 9537 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAPEL, James Medford (I63442)
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| 9538 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAPEL, James Tyler (I63444)
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| 9539 | James was called "my Eldest sone" in his father's 1675/6 will. | KEMP, James (I56173)
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| 9540 | James was confirmed as Leftenant of the Chelmsford Foot Company on 27 June 1689 by the Selectmen of the town. | HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
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| 9541 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NONEMAN, James Daniel (I497)
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| 9542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BAKER, James Bryant (I56089)
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| 9543 | James was employed by Sun Oil Refinery for 41 years. | CAPEL, James Moore (I40892)
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| 9544 | James was employed by the Southern Railway company as a conductor from, at least, June 1900 until the time of his death in May 1915. | THOMAS, James Holt (I64271)
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| 9545 | James was enumerated at the home of Thomas and Mary A. Roxberg in the census taken 23 July 1870. The Roxberg's lived next door to James' parents, John and Mary Logue. | LOGUE, James (I28591)
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| 9546 | James was granted freemanship within the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on 17 May 1637. | HOSMER, James (I3800)
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| 9547 | James was granted freemanship within the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on 3 May 1665. | HILDRETH, Leftenant, local militia James (I3778)
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| 9548 | James was killed in action in France during World War I on 21 August 1918. He was 23 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, James Richardson (I59962)
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| 9549 | James was named in his father's will dated 16 May 1821. | HEALD, James (I54836)
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| 9550 | James was named in his father's will dated 16 May 1821. | HEALD, David (I54841)
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