From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,701 to 9,750 of 16,752
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| 9701 | Joane brought suit in Lower Norfolk County Court during 1660/1661 against Thomas Lovell for "ill treatment" of her 4 Horne grandchildren. | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 9702 | Joane died during March 1592/3. It is likely that her death was the result of childbirth complications, as her daughter Elizabeth had been born the previous December. | STRETTELL, Joane (I4117)
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| 9703 | Joane made a complaint against her son Richard Yates in Lower Norfolk County Court on 15 April 1653, demanding her "dower rights" in her deceased husband's estate and the use of the "Chiefe man'con house" on the property for life. | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 9704 | Joane was named in her father's will dated 22 September 1647. | PHIPPEN, Joane (I4517)
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| 9705 | Joane's will appointed her "sonne Richard Yates and likewise my Daughter Frances Vallentine my full and whole Executors". | (UNKNOWN), Joane (I629)
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| 9706 | Joe died at 9:40 pm at Delaware Hospital of a ruptured aortic aneurysm. Arteriosclerosis was a contributing factor to his death. He was 69 years old. | PHILLIPS, Joseph Medford (I28727)
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| 9707 | Joe enlisted as a private in the U.S. Army on 6 Feb 1943. His enlistment record notes that he had a grammar school education and that he was single and without dependents. | FIELDS, Jules Vernon (I28786)
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| 9708 | Joe was serving on the Augusta, Georgia police force by September 1882. | THOMAS, Joseph A. (I64270)
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| 9709 | Joe's last residence was Chester, Pennsylvania. He was 62 years old at the time of his death. | FIELDS, Jules Vernon (I28786)
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| 9710 | Joe's WWI Draft Registration card states that he was married. | Family: Joseph Medford PHILLIPS / (UNKNOWN) (F5897)
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| 9711 | Joel died on 28 February 1935 in Ceep Creek, Virginia. He was 84 years old at the time of his death. | COTTEN, Joel Holleman (I21579)
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| 9712 | Johane is named as "Johane Gray" in her father's will dated 29 December 1562. | Family: (unknown) GRAY / Johane SELDYN (F6262)
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| 9713 | Johann was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. | DANIELEWSKI, Johann (I30062)
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| 9714 | Johann was baptized at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. His baptismal record notes that he was the illegitimate child of Susanna Schmidt. | SCHMIDT, Johann (I30073)
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| 9715 | Johann's baptismal records notes that he was the illegitimate child of Susanna Schmidt. | Family: / Susanna SCHMIDT (F5358)
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| 9716 | Johanna was born 16 January 1837. | UITERWIJK, Johanna (I61770)
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| 9717 | Johannes was baptized on 27 March 1808 at the Amstel Church in Amsterdam. | DROST, Johannes (I61917)
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| 9718 | John & Isabell Curle of All Saints Parish, Lewes, have been suggested as the parents of Nicholas Curle [I1142] and of his three proven siblings. I, however, believe that there is a gap of, at least, one generation between these families. | CURLE, John (I4472)
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| 9719 | John & Isabell Curle [I4472, I4473] of All Saints Parish, Lewes, have been suggested as the parents of Nicholas and his three proven siblings. I, however, believe that there is a gap of, at least, one generation between these families. | CURLE, Nicholas (I1142)
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| 9720 | John & Nancy Randolph disappear from extant historical records after the April 1860 census enumeration. Family tradition holds that they were killed in a "carriage accident". | Family: John F. RANDOLPH / Nancy TOLSON (F1808)
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| 9721 | John "departed this life on Wednesday, July 11, 1759, about 7 in the morning". He was 19 years old. | EMMERSON, John (I61064)
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| 9722 | John "dessessed the vi daye of Apryll 1585." | CLARKE, John (I2639)
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| 9723 | John A. Virnelson death register entry, p. 7, line 10 (1887), Portsmouth Register of Deaths 1850 – 1896, Hustings Court Records, Circuit Court Clerk, Portsmouth, VA. | Source (S1886)
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| 9724 | John and Dorothy and their young family were among the group of settlers who left New Towne during September and October 1635 on their way to the Musketaquid Valley where they would begin the settlement of Concord. | HEALD, John (I3687)
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| 9725 | John and Emma were married at 2:00PM by James P. Quigley, Pastor Roman Catholic Church. | Family: John Joseph MURPHY, Sr. / Emma Rose KRAMER (F1654)
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| 9726 | John and his cousin Oliver Heald were chosen as road surveyors at Temple's second town meeting which was held on 10 October 1768. | HEALD, John (I3656)
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| 9727 | John and his family resided in St. Martin Vintry Parish in London. | KIDDER, John (I55856)
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| 9728 | John and his family resided in St. Michael Queenhythe Parish in London. | DRAYCOTT, John (I55725)
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| 9729 | John and his siblings, Eleanor and Martha, were baptized on 24 July 1681 at the First Parish Church in Beverly. | CLEAVES, John (I3632)
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| 9730 | John and his sister Annie were twins. | BAILEY, John Edmund (2) (I52083)
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| 9731 | John and Jane left no children. | Family: Thomas Jones HERBERT / Jane WATTS (F4865)
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| 9732 | John and Jemima Conant Batchelder had one child. | Family: John BATCHELDER / Jemima CONANT (F5324)
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| 9733 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: John Tylbaart UITERWYK / Mandy-Jo HYATT (F6736)
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| 9734 | John and Sukey Parker Barlow resided in Georgia. | PARKER, Susanna (I25887)
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| 9735 | John Andrews, Sarah Andrews and Lucy Proctor stood as her godparents. | ELLIS, Susanna (I26681)
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| 9736 | John arrived in the Virginia Colony aboard the Flying Hart during 1621. | CHEESMAN, John (I55962)
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| 9737 | John attained the rank of DK2 in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. | HORNYAK, John M. (I63367)
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| 9738 | John Barlow died intestate. On 1 July 1772, the Accomack County Court granted letters of administration on his estate to William Williams. Littleton Dennis posted security. | BARLOW, John (I56246)
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| 9739 | John Brown died prior to the completion of Moseley's apprenticeship. Moseley, therefore, bound himself to his brother-in-law, John Bayley, in January of 1760 in order to finish his carpentry training. | ARMISTEAD, Moseley (I1190)
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| 9740 | John Clarke of Axmouth, Richard Channon and Roger Crosse signed as witnesses. | CLARKE, John (I2639)
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| 9741 | John Clarke's name is the first listed on the 6 January 1546 Deed of Enfeoffment, signed by King Henry VIII. John's name also appears on the patent of the second incorporation of enfeoffment, granted by Queen Mary I. | CLARKE, John (I2639)
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| 9742 | John Clarke, the elder's 22 January 1584/5 will gave and bequeathed "unto my eldest sonne John Clearckes childrenn a ewe and Lambe a peece". This bequest proves the existence of John's children, though not specifically naming them. | Family: John CLARKE / (unknown) (F7416)
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| 9743 | John Cronin and Anna Long stood as the child's sponsors. | RANDOLPH, John William (I63256)
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| 9744 | John died intestate prior to 19 February 1718/9. | CURLE, John (I1339)
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| 9745 | John died after 27 August 1740, when he was named in his brother-in-law Jacob Langley's will of that date, but before 7 January 1740/1, when an audit of his estate was presented to the Princess Anne County Court. | WISHART, John (I56176)
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| 9746 | John died after June 1753 when he was charged for 8 Tithables on the Norfolk County list for the North Side of Tanners Creek, but before 18 January 1754, when his daughter Elizabeth was named as his orphan in Norfolk County Court. | LANGLEY, John (I10105)
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| 9747 | John died as the result of a stroke on 4 March 1931. He was 65 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, John Edward Marion (I52894)
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| 9748 | John died at 3:50am on 29 May 1934 of a "cerebral hemorrhage" at his Portsmouth, Virginia home, 746 Emmet Street. He was 84 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, John Curle (I1562)
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| 9749 | John died at his home, "Belmead" in Powhatan County, Virginia on 2 April 1889. He was 52 years old. | COCKE, John Bowdoin (I63065)
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| 9750 | John died at his home, 130 Ainslie Street in Brooklyn, New York at 3:00pm on 30 March 1882. | GRIFFITHS, John Willis (I2529)
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