Notes
Matches 1,201 to 1,250 of 3,285
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| 1201 | where he was Class President of the Two-Year Bible Course | Nickell, Clarence Antrum Jr. (I469)
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| 1202 | where they went into the newspaper business | Price, James Malcolm "Mack" (I2)
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| 1203 | While not a member of the armed services during the Revolutionary War, he provided substantial patriotic service in caring for soldier's wives and protecting the home front. He was a member of the Committee of Safety, and served as sergeant on the Lexington Alarm. History of Norfolk: The since famous skirmishes of Lexington and Concord were fought, which precipitated the Revolutionary war. An alarm was immediately spread in every direction. The news quickly reached this distant town, and a most creditable response was made, twenty-four men being found ready to march at scarcely more than a moment's notice, for the assistance of the Massachusetts colonists. The names of the men found in the official ''List of the men who marched from the Connecticut towns for the relief of Boston in the Lexington alarm, April, 1775, from the town of Norfolk," are as follows: Timothy Gaylord, captain; Serggeants, Samuel Cowles, Titus Watson, Brotherton Seward; Clerk, William Hewett. Deacon Samuel Cowles, ensign, was in skirmish at White Plains, and perhaps also in Canada campaign. He marched after Lexington, also. Noah Cowles, son of Samuel, entered service very young as musician, probably a drummer. Was at Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga. DAR listing: Service: CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, ENSIGN Service Description: 1) ALSO SGT; CAPT STANLEY'S CO, LEX ALARM,COMMITTEE TO CARE FOR SOLDIER'S FAMILIES | Cowles, Samuel (I808)
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| 1204 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. DAR listing; Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Description: 1) SIGNED OATH OF ALLEGIANCE,HENRY CO 1777 2) PAID SUPPLY TAX 1780 | Denney, James (I2045)
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| 1205 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. DAR listing: Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Source: HAUN, ABSTRACTS OF LAND ENTRIES, WAKE CO, NC 1778-1846, P 25, #273 Service Description: 1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIENCE TO MAKE LAND ENTRY, WAKE CO, 1778 | Duck, Timothy (I2394)
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| 1206 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. Georgia Land Grant Lottery list shows William Embry and Thomas "Fambrough", likely to be brother and father respectively. Also would have been revolutionary war patriots. DAR listing: Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, NONCOMM Service Description: 1) DRUMMER UNDER COL JOHN HINTON; PAID FOR HIRE OF HORSE 2) RECEIVED LAND IN 1827 GA LOTTERY | Embry, Joseph (I2571)
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| 1207 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. "Provided a substitute" means that he paid someone else to go fight on his behalf. DAR listing: Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Description: 1) PROVIDED A SUBSTITUTE, 1779 From the Find a Grave entry: Charles appears on the Mecklenburg Virginia Militia at the age of 19 with Militia Lt John Farrar the second cousin of Thomas Jefferson as his substitute | O'Kelley, Charles Dean (I3001)
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| 1208 | Wife of A.C. Edgar | Embry, Nancy Jane (I456)
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| 1209 | Wife's name unknown. She was born c.1374 in London. | Family (F604)
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| 1210 | Wilburn is a widower. Witness Role: head of household Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: son Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law Zee Ella BARHAM | Sutton, Wilburn Jerome (I1470)
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| 1211 | Will Proved | Rich, Richard (I1732)
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| 1212 | Will was proved 15 August 1710 | Wilbore, William (I1238)
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| 1213 | William Cockey and son-in-law Joshua Owings were executors. | Cockey, John (I2737)
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| 1214 | William Gilwater Price, his wife and their 6 children shared the same dwelling with his brother Perry, Perry's wife and 2 children, as well as Lucinda's brother Richard Bussey with his wife and 2 children. The census taker placed all 3 of these family units in the same dwelling. That's 6 adults and 10 children in one household. Also on this same census page are several Gentry families, a Denney family, and another Bussey family. The adults seem to have been born in Arkansas, but their parents mostly came from Tennessee. Witness Role: head of household William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife Lucinda Jane BUSSEY Witness Role: daughter Mary Isabelle PRICE Witness Role: son James Mordecai PRICE Witness Role: daughter Cynthia Jane PRICE Witness Role: son Henderson Emery PRICE Witness Role: daughter Rutha Adaline PRICE Witness Role: son William Alfred PRICE | Price, William Gilwater (I452)
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| 1215 | William H. Lackey in household with his wife Adeline, 3 sons, 3 grandchildren. Witness Role: head of household William Henry Harrison LACKEY Witness Role: wife Adaline SIMONS Witness Role: son Thomas James LACKEY Witness Role: son William T. LACKEY Witness Role: son Chester C. LACKEY Witness Role: grandson Luther LACKEY Witness Role: granddaughter Cora Adaline LACKEY Witness Role: granddaughter Eva R. LACKEY | Lackey, William Henry Harrison (I4230)
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| 1216 | William is retired from farming Witness Role: head of household William RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Melissa BROWN | Railsback, William (I111)
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| 1217 | William of Headcorn can also be found on the list of those paying taxes to King Henry VIII. In his will he requested he be buried within the Church of Our Lady between his wives Joan and Thomasine. His will mentioned his living wife Rosa. | Borden, William (I1948)
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| 1218 | William was a farmer, Alonzo was a grocery clerk Witness Role: head of household William Harrison LEGGE Witness Role: wife Elizabeth WELLS Witness Role: daughter Martha Jane LEGGE Witness Role: son Alonzo M LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Lillian Gertrude LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Anna Laura LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Belle Irene LEGGE Witness Role: granddaughter Genivieve V RICHARDS Witness Role: grandson Oliver William RICHARDS Witness Role: grandson George L RICHARDS | Legge, William Harrison (I2211)
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| 1219 | William was a farmer, George shown as a laborer, but also attending school. Witness Role: head of household William Harrison LEGGE Witness Role: wife Elizabeth WELLS Witness Role: son George William LEGG Witness Role: daughter Martha Jane LEGGE Witness Role: son Alonzo M LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Belle Irene LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Mary Alice LEGG Witness Role: daughter Sarah M. LEGG Witness Role: daughter Lillian Gertrude LEGGE | Legge, William Harrison (I2211)
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| 1220 | William was a farmer, with Alonzo working as a farm hand. George was a school teacher. The others were keeping house or attending school. Witness Role: head of household William Harrison LEGGE Witness Role: wife Elizabeth WELLS Witness Role: son George William LEGG Witness Role: daughter Martha Jane LEGGE Witness Role: son Alonzo M LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Belle Irene LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Mary Alice LEGG Witness Role: daughter Sarah M. LEGG Witness Role: daughter Lillian Gertrude LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Anna Laura LEGGE | Legge, William Harrison (I2211)
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| 1221 | William was a highly respectable and useful man. He represented the township of Truro in the General Assemble held in the province. | Fisher, William (I1574)
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| 1222 | with George Deacon and Israel Roberts providing the required $4000 bond. After final settlement, each of his seven heirs received $126.50, while his wife received $79.51 in addition to the $300 in household property she had already received EXCEEDINGLY detailed inventory, provided the day after he died. Seems like his death had been expected due to poor health, and his family had been able to be prepared for it, even in a nation at war. Witness Role: Witness Cyrus TABER | Taber, Samuel Dennis (I794)
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| 1223 | with his son Rueben Witness Role: Witness Rueben SUTTON | Sutton, James (I1473)
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| 1224 | with Israel Roberts acting as co-administrator Witness Role: Witness Rachel PLAKE | Taber, Cyrus (I796)
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| 1225 | with Israel Roberts, family friend, acting as administrator | Pope, Jane (I795)
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| 1226 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I622)
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| 1227 | Witness Role: Child Charles F. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child Ebenezer B. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child George A. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child Isaac D. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child Mary F. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child Sarah S. CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Child Uriah Tracy CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Spouse Sarah E. SANBORN | Chamberlain, Uriah Tracy (I818)
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| 1228 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I718)
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| 1229 | Witness Role: Child Thomas Taber CHAMBERLAIN | Taber, Gladys (I800)
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| 1230 | Witness Role: head of household Henry COWLES Witness Role: wife Minerva DAYTON Witness Role: nephew William Benton CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: resident Name: Mary Penfield Witness Role: 10 year old female, attending school, unknown relationship Witness Role: servant Name: Mary Craghan Witness Role: 23 year old female servant, Irish, could not read or write. | Cowles, Henry (I1021)
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| 1231 | Witness Role: head of household Caleb RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Nancy BARNHILL Witness Role: daughter Mary Jane RAILSBACK Witness Role: resident Name: Anna Keel Witness Role: 73 year old woman, born in Virginia, blind. Unknown relation. | Railsback, Caleb (I109)
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| 1232 | Witness Role: head of household William RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Melissa BROWN Witness Role: Neice Ada E. HAINES Witness Role: daughter Lucy Etta RAILSBACK | Railsback, William (I111)
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| 1233 | Witness Role: head of household William RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Melissa BROWN Witness Role: son Simon Brown RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Diantha RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Melissa Jane RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Nancy Matilda RAILSBACK | Railsback, William (I111)
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| 1234 | Witness Role: head of household William RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Melissa BROWN Witness Role: son Simon Brown RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Diantha RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Melissa Jane RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Nancy Matilda RAILSBACK Witness Role: son John William RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Lucy Etta RAILSBACK | Railsback, William (I111)
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| 1235 | Witness Role: head of household William RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Melissa BROWN Witness Role: son John William RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Lucy Etta RAILSBACK | Railsback, William (I111)
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| 1236 | Witness Role: head of household David RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Lorinda GORDON Witness Role: son John M. RAILSBACK Witness Role: son Harland Melvin RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Rosella Mary RAILSBACK | Railsback, David (I112)
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| 1237 | Witness Role: head of household David RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Lorinda GORDON Witness Role: son Charles Palmer RAILSBACK | Railsback, David (I112)
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| 1238 | Witness Role: head of household Hugh B. RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Samantha VOREIS Witness Role: son Oliver RAILSBACK | Railsback, Hugh B. (I114)
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| 1239 | Witness Role: head of household Richard C. RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Christina SWAFFORD Witness Role: son Ezra Caleb RAILSBACK | Railsback, Richard C. (I115)
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| 1240 | Witness Role: head of household Benjamin Franklin RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Mary E WILSON | Railsback, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" (I116)
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| 1241 | Witness Role: head of household Benjamin Franklin RAILSBACK Witness Role: wife Jemima A. CAILLAT Witness Role: son William C RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Laura RAILSBACK Witness Role: daughter Myrta C RAILSBACK | Railsback, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" (I116)
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| 1242 | Witness Role: head of household Augustus Clayton SUTTON Witness Role: wife Sarah Catherine ALBRIGHT Witness Role: son Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law Mary Ellen YATES Witness Role: grandson Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: grandson Fernando N SUTTON Witness Role: granddaughter Alberta SUTTON Witness Role: grandson Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: granddaughter Gussie M. SUTTON | Sutton, Augustus Clayton (I1455)
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| 1243 | Witness Role: head of household Augustus Clayton SUTTON Witness Role: Wife Angeline Elisabeth DAVIS Witness Role: son William Neville SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Sarah Jane SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Mary Catherine SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Louisa Ellen SUTTON | Sutton, Augustus Clayton (I1455)
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| 1244 | Witness Role: head of household James D. SUTTON Witness Role: Wife Elizabeth RAUCH | Sutton, James D. (I1457)
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| 1245 | Witness Role: head of household Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: wife Mary Ellen YATES Witness Role: son Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Ida E. SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Sarah C. SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Lucitta Mabel SUTTON | Sutton, Wilburn Jerome (I1470)
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| 1246 | Witness Role: head of household Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: wife Mary Ellen YATES Witness Role: son Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Gussie M. SUTTON Witness Role: mother-in-law Sarah A YATES | Sutton, Wilburn Jerome (I1470)
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| 1247 | Witness Role: head of household John C. SUTTON Witness Role: Wife Martha TIPTON Witness Role: daughter Burthena SUTTON Witness Role: son James Russell SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Elizabeth SUTTON Witness Role: son George W. SUTTON Witness Role: son Francis M. SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Martha Ann SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Mary A. SUTTON Witness Role: son John R. SUTTON | Sutton, John C. (I1476)
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| 1248 | Witness Role: head of household William Neville SUTTON Witness Role: wife Sarah Elizabeth BENNETT Witness Role: son William Edward SUTTON Witness Role: son Alfred Alexander SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Amanda J SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Susan Eudora SUTTON Witness Role: mother-in-law Mary A BENNETT | Sutton, William Neville (I1511)
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| 1249 | Witness Role: head of household Lester J. FLECK Witness Role: wife Glenna TABER | Fleck, Lester J. (I1872)
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| 1250 | Witness Role: head of household Lester J. FLECK Witness Role: wife Glenna TABER | Fleck, Lester J. (I1872)
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