From Then Until Now
~A Genealogical Journey Through 18 Generations~
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Matches 9,951 to 10,000 of 16,752
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| 9951 | John's last residence was in Coronado, California. He was 22 days shy of his 90th birthday when he died. | STEWART, John Henderson Jr. (I59657)
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| 9952 | John's name appears on the August 1861 muster roll of Company C, Sixteenth Virginia Regiment of the Confederate States of America. The company had been formed at Portsmouth on 20 April 1861. | HERBERT, John Luke (I52712)
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| 9953 | John's obituary noted that he resided at Willoughby Point. It is more likely that he was seated at Willoughby Spit. | WILLOUGHBY, Col. John (I56738)
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| 9954 | John's obituary noted that he was a physician. | STEWART, John Henderson Jr. (I59657)
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| 9955 | John's original burial place is unknown. However, his remains and those of his mother were exhumed and re-interred on 16 February 1921 in the W.M. Cary family plot at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia. | CARY, John Falkland (I59792)
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| 9956 | John's remains were cremated. | STEWART, John Henderson Jr. (I59657)
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| 9957 | John's September 1918 WWI draft registration card notes that he was employed as an assistant manager in the gasoline department at Standard Oil Company in Baltimore, Maryland. | STUMP, John Stone Jr. (I62002)
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| 9958 | John's signature was witnessed by John Heywood, Samuel Buttrick, Jr, Benjamin Temple, Jr. and Thomas Brown. | BARKER, John (I3818)
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| 9959 | John's wife Mary had already died, as she was not named in the division. The couple's eldest son, John, Jr. had also passed, his orphans being awarded his portion. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 9960 | John's will appointed Arthur Williamson and Micajah Holleman as executors. | CLARK, John (I28007)
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| 9961 | John's will appointed his "Loving Wife Lydia Summerrell to be whole & Sole Executrix". | SUMMERELL, John (I1240)
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| 9962 | John's will appointed his "well beloved wife Mary and my Sons John, & Thomas Corprew" as executrix and executors. | CORPREW, John (I63517)
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| 9963 | John's will appointed his "Wife Elizabeth Halleman" as executrix. | HALLEMAN, John (I27930)
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| 9964 | John's will appointed his son John as executor. | MEGLAMRE, Elder John (I25781)
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| 9965 | John's will appointed his sons James Tomlinson and Burell Tomlinson as executors. | TOMLINSON, John (I27348)
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| 9966 | John's will appointed his wife and son John as executors. | CORPREW, John (I63526)
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| 9967 | John's will appointed his wife Mary, his brother Andrew Gilcrist and James Wishart as executors of of his estate. | GILCRIST, John (I56244)
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| 9968 | John's will appointed his wife, Mary A. Bailey, as executor. In the event that she was not able to obtain security, Dr. John R. Mason was to act as executor. | BAILEY, John Adoniram (I25895)
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| 9969 | John's will began by stating that he was "in perfect health and now bound out of this Country and nott knowing how It may please God to dispose of me"...... His wife Mary was appointed as executrix. | HERBERT, John alias WILKINSON (I566)
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| 9970 | John's will begins with the statement that he is "Lying weary & dangerous sick upon his death bed". | HERBERT, John (I562)
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| 9971 | John's will noted that he was a resident of Norfolk County and that he was a "Marriner". The will did not appoint an executor. | CONNER, John (I56908)
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| 9972 | John's will noted that he was the Clerk of Norfolk County Court. | BOUSH, John (I54375)
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| 9973 | John's will stated that he resided in St. Mary Magdalen Parish in Bermondsey in the county of Surrey. | CHEESMAN, John (I55962)
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| 9974 | John's will stated that he was a Mariner. It appointed his uncle William Conner and his mother Margaret Cornock as co-executors of his estate. | WATKINS, John (I56891)
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| 9975 | John's will was dated 19 April 1662 at Concord in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. His wife, Dorothy, was named as executrix. John Flynt, Ephraim Flynt & Thomas Brown witnessed John's signature on the document. | HEALD, John (I3687)
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| 9976 | John's will was dated 22 January 1584/5 at Colyton in the County of Devon. It noted that he was a "Marchaunt". | CLARKE, John (I2639)
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| 9977 | John's will was dated 24 January 1643/4 at Hawkhurst. It named his bother William as his executor. Samuel Newington and Robert Pemel acted as witnesses to the document. | HOSMER, John (I4003)
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| 9978 | John's will was dated 26 Nov 1581 in London, England. His wife, Elizabeth, was named as executrix. | DRAYCOTT, John (I55725)
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| 9979 | John's will was presented for probate by John Barker (jr) and Elizabeth Barker, widow, at Middlesex County Probate Court on 21 April 1718. | BARKER, John (I3818)
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| 9980 | John's will was presented to the Isle of Wight County Court on 24 August 1746 by Lydia Summerell, the Executrix therein named, and being proved by the oaths of Hugh Giles, Edmond Godwin and James Fulgham ordered to be recorded. | SUMMERELL, John (I1240)
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| 9981 | John's will was proved before Master William Drury, Doctor of Laws, Commissary of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury in London on 1 May 1585 on the oath of Francis Clarke, Notary Public and proxy of Marrian Clarke, executrix. | CLARKE, John (I2639)
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| 9982 | John's will was proved before the Sussex County, Virginia Court on 20 May 1762 and ordered to be recorded. | TOMLINSON, John (I27348)
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| 9983 | John's will was proved by the oaths of Thomas Ridgeway and Alexander Robertson on 30 April 1799 before Judge Colin Campbell and duly recorded. | HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
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| 9984 | John's will was proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury at London by the oath of Margaret Cheesman on 2 May 1665. | CHEESMAN, John (I55962)
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| 9985 | John's will, dated 7 January 1707/8, did not appoint an executor. His signature was witnessed by Joseph Dollar, Sarah Norris and Mark Powell. | LOVETT, William (I61095)
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| 9986 | John's World War I draft registration card and the 1920 census note that he was employed as a pharmacist at a drug store. By 1940, he was working in New Mexico as a "game management agent" for the US Department of the Interior. | KNOX, John Cragin (I64716)
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| 9987 | John's World War I draft registration card notes him as "married". | Family: John Cragin KNOX / Louise PORTER (F7852)
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| 9988 | John, "accompanied by his family of six and six servants", arrived in Shelburne, Nova Scotia during the summer of 1783. | HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
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| 9989 | John, a Loyalist, raised a company of local men to fight on the side of the British at the Battle of Great Bridge on 9 December 1775. | HERBERT, John Markham (I1223)
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| 9990 | Johnie died of "cancer of the nose" on 10 March 1910 in Norfolk County, Virginia. | PARKERSON, William Henry (I2025)
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| 9991 | Johnie was a laborer on the family farm. | MOBLEY, John (I60729)
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| 9992 | Johnnie's headstone notes his day of his birth as 24 September. | HOLLOMAN, John Franklin (I28190)
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| 9993 | Johnny Ray was 77 years old at the time of his death. | TAYLOR, Johnny Ray (I65129)
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| 9994 | Jonas died on 25 February 1775 in Chelmsford. He was 60 years old at the time of his death. | ROBBINS, Ens. Jonas (I3664)
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| 9995 | Jonas' will appointed his wife (Abigail) as "Sole Executrix". | CAWSON, Jonas (I41580)
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| 9996 | Jonas' will was proved before the Norfolk County Court on 18 November 1726, and ordered to be recorded. | CAWSON, Jonas (I41580)
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| 9997 | Jonathan died after 18 July 1825, when he swore before the Norfolk County Court to the authenticity of his deceased brother William Langley's will, but before 20 December 1825, when his nephew Charles Langley's will noted him as having died. | LANGLEY, Jonathan (I62461)
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| 9998 | Jonathan died after June 1768, when he was enumerated in the List of Tithables and Land on the North side of Tanners Creek, but before June 1770, when his widow Elizabeth Langley was named on the list. | LANGLEY, Jonathan (I10035)
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| 9999 | Jonathan died on 25 February 1876. He was 60 years old at the time of his death. | OLD, Jonathan W. (I56090)
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| 10000 | Jonathan died on 26 March 1807. He was 43 years old at the time of his death. | WALLIS, Capt. Jonathan (I59063)
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