From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,551 to 9,600 of 16,752
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| 9551 | James was named in his uncle James Harris' will of that date. | CARY, James (I57722)
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| 9552 | James was noted as under the age of 21 years in his father's will dated October 1762. | TATEM, James (I58350)
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| 9553 | James was one of the twelve men appointed to this Grand Jury. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9554 | James was one of twelve Concord men who marched to Sudbury on the morning of 21 April 1676 in response to a series of Indian attacks on Deacon Haines' garrison house. | HOSMER, James (I3977)
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| 9555 | James was the first named child in his father's will and was heired "my Old Plantation that was formerly my Grandfathers." | THELABALL, James (I53499)
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| 9556 | James was the proprietor of a shoe store in April 1910. | HUMPHLETT, John James (I1700)
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| 9557 | James was three weeks shy of his 87th birthday at the time of his death. | TODD, James George Jr. (I1789)
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| 9558 | James was working as a bookkeeper for a bank in January 1920. | DEVAUGHN, James Asbury (I64295)
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| 9559 | James' 2006 obituary names them as husband and wife. | Family: James Howard WILSON / Gertrude Mae MALPASS (F7325)
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| 9560 | James' birth date has been determined from a deposition which he gave during July 1737 in Northampton County at which time he stated he was 40 years old. | WISHART, Capt. James (I56202)
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| 9561 | James' birth date has been estimated by his need for a guardian in July 1771. | TATEM, James (I55211)
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| 9562 | James' body was interred at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk, Virginia. | PEAKE, James Rutledge Jr. (I60003)
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| 9563 | James' daughter Margaret Cann may have been the daughter of his first wife Margaret Veale Cann. | Family: James CANN / Margaret VEALE (F4982)
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| 9564 | James' death occurred after 21 November 1723, when Deeds of Lease & Release to him were acknowledged in Elizabeth City County Court by Joshua and Sarah Curle, but before 17 March 1724/5, when an inventory of James' estate was ordered by the Court. | RICKETTS, James (I42585)
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| 9565 | James' June 1889 marriage license notes that he made his living as a carpenter. The 1910 and 1920 censuses note that he was employed as a carpenter for a railroad shop in the Portsmouth, Virginia area. | TERRY, James Wiley (I2116)
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| 9566 | James' last residence was in Richmond, VA. | SPRATLEY, James Beckwith (I53694)
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| 9567 | James' last residence was in Snow Hill, NC. He was 67 years old at the time of his death. | BAKER, James Hart (I28121)
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| 9568 | James' last residence was Norfolk, Virginia. | PEAKE, James Rutledge Sr. (I60002)
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| 9569 | James' name appears for the first time in the records of Lower Norfolk County in early 1662. He signed as a witness to the signature of Charles Edgerton on a deed. | WISHART, James (I52653)
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| 9570 | James' name first appears in the records of the Virginia Colony as a headright on a land patent granted to Capt. Thomas Willoughby on 7 October 1654. | WISHART, James (I52653)
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| 9571 | James' naturalization papers were recorded in the Lower Norfolk County records on 17 September 1685. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9572 | James' nuncupative will directed his mother Judith Bayley to take his Estate into her possession "toward the maintenance of the child Anne Cordert now goes with". | BAYLEY, James (I5531)
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| 9573 | James' obituary noted that he was a retired Kimberly Clark Corporation employee with 30 years of service to the company. | NEWSOME, James W. (I63819)
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| 9574 | James' obituary states that died at his home in the 100 block of North George Washington Highway in Portsmouth, Virginia on 24 November 2000. | PETERSON, James Ferebee (I61993)
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| 9575 | James' occupation is listed as "merchant" in the 1900 census. By 1910, he is enumerated as the president of a bank in Live Oak, Florida. | BARTON, James B. (I60791)
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| 9576 | James' occupation was noted as clothier on the manifest of the ship aboard which he sailed from London to New England in 1635. | HOSMER, James (I3800)
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| 9577 | James' parents resided in Hampton, VA, but he was born at the home of his grandfather, Commodore James Barron, who lived at the Gosport Navy Yard, which abutted Portsmouth, VA. | HOPE, James Barron (I57582)
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| 9578 | James' will appointed his "Wife Elizabeth my whole & Sole Executor". | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9579 | James' will appointed his wife Frances, James Taylor and Samuel Veale as executors of his estate. | OWENS, James (I61151)
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| 9580 | James' will appointed his wife Sally as executrix of his estate. | CANN, James (I58158)
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| 9581 | James' will appointed his wife, Ann, and his son, Francis, as co-executors. | THELABALL, James (I51548)
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| 9582 | James' will is dated 1 October 1674. It states that he was "Living att Ye little Creeke. In ye County of Lower Norfolk". | WISHART, James (I52653)
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| 9583 | James' will named his wife Hannah, his son Thomas and George Douglas as executors of his estate. | WISHART, Capt. James (I56202)
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| 9584 | James' will names "my loving Wife Elizabeth Ann Langley and Capt. Mathew Godfrey and Mr. Arthur Boush and my loving Son James Langley" as executors. | LANGLEY, James (I10045)
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| 9585 | James' will states that he was "of linhaven parrish in ye County of Princess Ann". It appoints his wife Mary as executrix of the estate. | WISHART, James (I55966)
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| 9586 | James' will was proved before the Accomack County Court on 27 February 1750/51, and ordered recorded. | WISHART, Capt. James (I56202)
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| 9587 | James' will was proved by the oaths of Samuel Wilder and Richard Bray before the Norfolk County Court on 18 January 1711/12, and ordered to be recorded. | THELABALL, James (I51548)
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| 9588 | James' will was proved in Lower Norfolk County Court on 1 March 1679/80, and duly recorded. | WISHART, James (I52653)
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| 9589 | James' will was proved on the oaths of Col. Lemuel Mason and Mr. Thomas Mason before the Norfolk County Court on 15 September 1693, and ordered to be recorded. | THELABALL, James (I11137)
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| 9590 | James' will [now lost] was presented at the Elizabeth City County Court Court on 2 June 1752 by the named executrix, Priscilla Kirkpatrick. Validity as to the testament was proved by the oaths of Cary Seldon and Roscow Sweny, two of the witnesses. | KIRKPATRICK, James (I46131)
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| 9591 | James' will, dated 30 December 1706, appointed his wife Ann and his son George as executors of his estate. | KEMP, James (I56173)
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| 9592 | Jamie died on 14 May 1973. He was 59 years old. | BICKERSTAFF, James Quantrell (I50917)
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| 9593 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Gary Lynn COMPTON / Jeannette Lillian HOFMANN (F1693)
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| 9594 | Jan died at Tryon Estates Medical Center in Columbus, North Carolina on 29 August 2005. He was 90 years old at the time of his death. | UITERWIJK, Jan Christiaan Marie (I42339)
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| 9595 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PENROSE, Janice Eileen (I30439)
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| 9596 | Jan was born at 12:30pm on 23 October 1881. | UITERWIJK, Jan (I61646)
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| 9597 | Jan was born at 7:30am on 18 March 1844. | UITERWIJK, Jan (I61637)
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| 9598 | Jane "died of a Cancer" on 2 December 1768. | (UNKNOWN), Jane/Jean (I26712)
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| 9599 | Jane and James were married between 15 Sep 1714, when she was granted probate on Nicolas Curle's will as Jane Curle, and 21 Sep 1715, when she was noted as 'being married' in the dismissal order of a law suit filed against the Curle estate by Matthew Small. | Family: James RICKETTS / Jane WILSON (F2003)
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| 9600 | Jane apparently did not proceed immediately with the probate of Nicholas' will. For on 15 February 1715/16 Henry Jenkins and John Curle were granted probate. And on 21 Mar 1715/16, "James Ricketts & Jane his wife Late Jane Curle" were added to the list of participating Executors. | CURLE, Nicholas (I1150)
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