From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,851 to 9,900 of 16,752
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| 9851 | John Hudson, her brother-in-law, qualified as her guardian. | RANDOLPH, Adelaide Hudson (I33670)
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| 9852 | John immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638. | REDIAT, John (I3792)
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| 9853 | John inherited a small plantation from his father, Capt. Thomas Herbert of Norfolk Co, VA, in Oct 1749. The property, known as Point of Marsh and located in Norfolk Co. at the mouth of Julians Creek, had belonged to Thomas' father, John Herbert, who had died in 1679. | HERBERT, John (I554)
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| 9854 | John is credited as having served under Capt. Thomas Wheeler in the Concord Militia during the Indian siege of Brookfield. His active duty appears to have ended by 24 June 1676, when he was paid £01.12.10 for his service. | HAYWARD, John (I3914)
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| 9855 | John Larkin and Lizzie Cronin stood as the child's sponsors. | RANDOLPH, Ellen (I63257)
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| 9856 | John listed his occupation as farmer on his son Cyril's birth certificate. | KOTERBA, John Edward (I64891)
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| 9857 | John made his living as a farmer in Sussex County, Virginia. | COTTEN, John Archer (I21632)
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| 9858 | John made his living as a farmer in Sussex County, Virginia. | ELLIS, John H. (I64224)
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| 9859 | John made his living as a furniture merchant, perhaps working with his brother Thomas who was in the same business. | TURNER, John W. (I60844)
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| 9860 | John named his wife Judith as executrix of his will. William King, Mary King & Rebecca Fitzpatrick witnessed the document. John noted in his will that all of his children were, on that date, under legal age. | HERBERT, John (I554)
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| 9861 | John named William Pilbin and Robert Swan as his Executors. | CURLE, John (I4474)
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| 9862 | John patented 1227 acres in Lower Norfolk County on 21 July 1669. This patent was comprised of renewals of his 1661 and 1664/5 patents of 350 acres each and for an additional 527 acres due for the transportation of 11 persons. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 9863 | John patented 250 acres of land on 6 June 1637; a grant he recieved for the transportation of 5 person into the Colony. | YATES, John (I630)
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| 9864 | John Piggott's business affairs were relegated to Simon Hancock and John Sidney by the Lower Norfolk County Court on 15 February 1650/51 following the death of Piggott's attorney Robert Eyre. Piggott was out of the country at the time. | PIGGOTT, John (I61001)
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| 9865 | John purchased a tract of land in Sliptown from his bother Ephraim about 1760. In 1779 he sold 95 acres of the property to Nathaniel Ball. | HEALD, John (I3656)
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| 9866 | John qualified as a Lieutenant in the Norfolk County Colonial Militia on 20 March 1760. | HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
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| 9867 | John Rachal, John Southard and Eliza Holt stood as the child's godparents. | CLANTON, Burrell (I25880)
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| 9868 | John resided in Sedley, Virginia at the time of his death. | BAILEY, John Alexander (I50728)
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| 9869 | John resigned his fellowship in 1590 when he was "presented to the living" [appointed minister] at the Church of Stockton, Wiltshire, by Bishop Cooper of Winchester. He served as minister of St. John the Baptist Church, Stockton Parish for thirty-five years. | TERRY, Rev. John (I3538)
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| 9870 | John retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the US Army on 1 September 1962 after 22 years of service. | BAILEY, John Alexander Jr. (I50730)
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| 9871 | John Scales, aged 70, and Bridget Scales, aged 60, both born in Ireland, were enumerated in the 1870 census with George's family. Though not indicated on the census form, it is likely that they were George's parents. | SCALES, George B. (I60777)
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| 9872 | John served as a "Churchwarden" for Elizabeth River Parish in Lower Norfolk County during the period of 29 March 1643/4. | YATES, John (I630)
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| 9873 | John served as a member of Concord's Board of Selectment from 1711 to 1715. | HEALD, Lieut. John (I3668)
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| 9874 | John served as a Townshend Selectman in 1770 and in 1771. | CONANT, John (I2723)
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| 9875 | John served as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Williamsburg City in 1860. | HENLEY, John A. (I59698)
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| 9876 | John served as town treasurer from 1739 through 1746, and he was a selectman in 1745, 1754 and 1755. | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 9877 | John signed his will at Concord on 14 March 1710/11. He appointed his wife Elizabeth and his son John Barker, Jr. as his sole Executors. | BARKER, John (I3818)
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| 9878 | John signed his will by mark in 1679. Neither the day nor the month was noted. His mark and seal were witnessed by Thomas Willoughby & ffra. Lake. | HERBERT, John (I562)
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| 9879 | John signed his will by signature and seal during December 1663. Richard -----, Jonathan Mond-- and ---- Andrews, Senr. witnessed his signature. | CHEESMAN, John (I55962)
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| 9880 | John signed his will on 7 October 1784. His signature was witnessed by William Roberts, James Galloway and Esther Hughs. | NELMS, John (I28294)
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| 9881 | John signed his will on 9 March 1799. No executor was named. His signature and seal were witnessed by William Milby, Thomas Ridgeway & Robertson. | HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
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| 9882 | John Steven's obligation to John Patts was passed on to Lot Conant as a part of their August 1733 purchase agreement which called "for the erecting and afterwards carrying on the work of a saw mill and grist mill" for the convienience of the residents of the town. The agreement also required that a dam be constructed across the Squannocook River as a means of supplying water power for the mills. | CONANT, Lot (I2691)
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| 9883 | John subsequently sold this property to John Moores [Meeres]. | YATES, John (I630)
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| 9884 | John Thomas Fisher and Helen Fagan Kramer acted as witnesses to the marriage. | Family: Elbert Louis FISHER / Elizabeth Vivian KRAMER (F1611)
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| 9885 | John took his own life on 15 December 1886. He was 60 years old at the time of his death. | HERBERT, John Luke (I52712)
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| 9886 | John was 53 years old at the time of his death. | WALLACE, John (I30407)
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| 9887 | John was 57 years old at the time of his death. | LEA, John Willis (I60138)
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| 9888 | John was 68 years old at the time of his death. | CAVENAUGH, John William (I60405)
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| 9889 | John was 89 years old at the time of his death. | ROBBINS, Sgt. John (I3660)
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| 9890 | John was 94 years old at the time of his death. | HANCOCK, John Peter (I60040)
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| 9891 | John was a laborer, most likely on the family farm. | CAVENAUGH, John William (I60405)
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| 9892 | John was a medical doctor. | ABERCROMBIE, Dr. John Baynton (I59640)
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| 9893 | John was a resident of Townshend by January 1734/5 when his marriage entry in the Concord Register noted that he was "of Townshend". | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 9894 | John was a world renown naval architect, an inventor, an author and the editor of several naval journals. | GRIFFITHS, John Willis (I2529)
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| 9895 | John was apparently residing in Elizabeth City Co. by 22 Nov 1745 when he filed a lawsuit against a John Allen for payment of a debt. | HERBERT, John (I554)
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| 9896 | John was baptised at the age of 21 at St. John's Church. Rev. C. B. Bryan officiated, and Thomas Jones acted as witness. | JONES, Norwood (I59293)
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| 9897 | John was baptized at St. James Roman Catholic Church in New York City by Rev. M. V. Aylward on 17 January 1888. | RANDOLPH, John William (I63256)
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| 9898 | John was baptized at the First Parish Church in Beverly, Massachusetts on 4 Oct 1713. | CONANT, John (I2707)
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| 9899 | John was baptized in an Anglican Church in Albemarle Parish, Virginia on 22 April 1759. Emmanuel Harris, Henry Underhill and Mary Underhill stood as his godparents. | ELLIS, John (I26680)
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| 9900 | John was baptized in an Anglican Church in Albemarle Parish, Virginia on 5 July 1770. Thomas Moore, John Rachel and Lydia Battle stood as his godparents. | LOFTIN, John (I58550)
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