Home | What's New | Photos | Histories | Sources | Reports | Calendar | Cemeteries | Headstones | Statistics | Surnames
|
|
Home | What's New | Photos | Histories | Sources | Reports | Calendar | Cemeteries | Headstones | Statistics | Surnames |
Matches 501 to 600 of 34,434
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 501 | Catherine BALL was born on 25 January 1696 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. She died. She was christened. !Source: International Genealogical Index, LDS Church ii. Arthur BALL was born on 14 March 1697 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. !Source: Parish records of Christchurch, Middlesex Co. VA. iii. Johanna BALL was born on 14 April 1699 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. 106 iv. Edward BALL Jr.. v. Elizabeth BALL was born on 1 May 1704 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. She was christened. vi. Keziah BALL was born on 31 March 1706 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. !Source: Christening records of Christchurch, Middlesex Co. VA. vii. Mary BALL was born on 26 April 1708 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. !Source records of Christchurch, Middlesex Co. VA. Additional information supplied indirectly by Mrs. H. R. Ball, 6072 Horizon Drive, East Lansing, Michigan 48823. viii. Ann BALL was christened on 30 April 1710 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. She was born. She died. ix. Edmund BALL was born on 30 April 1711 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. x. Daniel BALL was born on 5 January 1713 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. !Records of Christchurch, Middlesex Co., VA. xi. Phoebe BALL was born on 25 May 1716 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. !Source: Indirectly through Mrs. H. R. Ball, 6072 Horizon Drive, East Lansing, MI. 48823 An alternate date of birth has been given as 2 Mar 1711. xii. William BALL was born on 25 May 1716 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. He was christened on 24 June 1716 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. xiii. Benjamin BALL was born on 18 November 1719 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. He was christened on 13 December 1719 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia. He died in 1786 in Stafford County, Virginia. !Source: National Society of Colonial Dames of America. and Family group record prepared by Mrs. H. R. Ball, E. Lansing, Mich. in 1979. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~keholmes/Johnson/b62.htm#P404 | Ball, (11 more children) (I42659)
|
| 502 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Kuykendall, Allen (I40941)
|
| 503 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Garnett, Nancy Caroline (I40984)
|
| 504 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Middleton, Elizabeth Ann (I40971)
|
| 505 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Lauderback, William Andrew "Willie" (I40979)
|
| 506 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Middleton, Mary Amanda (resident 1860) (I40974)
|
| 507 | Charco P.O., Goliad Co, Texas 23 Jul 1860 136 Kuykendall J. W. (James Wand) 42 1818 Male farmer Kentucky 2500 25,000 136 Kuykendall E L (Elizabeth Lockhart Duff) 40 1820 Female Alabama 136 Ann Mariah 6 1854 Female Texas 136 Cordelia 5 1855 Female Texas 136 J W (James Wand Jr) 2 1858 Male Texas ? 136 Walker M E 15 1845 Female Texas 136 Middleton C 21 1839 Male Texas ? 136 Buk Jacob 21 1839 Male Germany 136 Middleton Frank 18 1842 Male Texas 137 Kuykendall Allm (Allen) 36 1824 Male Kentucky blacksmith 137 Kuykendall Martha 31 1829 Female Missouri 137 Kuykendall Melville 10 1850 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Allen 8 1852 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Alfred 5 1855 Male Arkansas 137 Kuykendall Evergreen 3 1857 Female Arkansas ? 137 Anderson Jno 22 1838 Male laborer Missouri 139 Throckmorton Jno A (John Augustine) 35 1825 Male physician unknown 139 Throckmorton N C (Nancy Caroline Garnett) 33 1827 Female Kentucky 139 Throckmorton W E (William) 16 1844 Male Texas 139 Throckmorton M E (Mary) 12 1848 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton B J (Jane) 10 1850 Female Arkansas 139 Throckmorton H (Henry) 9 1851 Male Arkansas 139 Throckmorton Ann C 6 1854 Female Texas 140 Louderback T M (Young N.) 27 1833 Male Louisiana farming 500; 1,000 140 Louderback E A (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) 25 1835 Female Texas 140 Louderback Willie 7/12 1859 Male Texas 140 Middleton Amanda 13 1847 Female Texas 140 Middleton Sam P 10 1850 Male Texas | Middleton, Samuel Porter Jr. (resident 1860) (I40980)
|
| 508 | Charles died bef.13 Jan 1735. William Carter Stubbs, Ph.D. listed Charles' death in 1726. In 1724 Charles lived in Essex Co., VA. Charles left estate to 3 granddaughters, Mary, Sarah, & Catherine Taliaferro, with reversion to daughter-in-law, Sarah Taliaferro. . In 1749 Thomas & Mary (Taliaferro) Turner and Francis and Sarah (Taliaferro) Conway conveyed the same property by deed. One of the excrs. to Charles' will was Francis Thornton, husband of Mary (Taliaferro) Thornton--the sister of John Taliaferro of "Snow Creek" and a niece of the decedent. The will of Charles Taliaferro may be found in the Grinnan Papers, Virginia Historical Society under "Carolina Co. Wills derived from Court Records." http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pmmorris&id=I964 | Taliaferro, Charles Sr. (I54243)
|
| 509 | Charles Stone 30 Susan Stone 34 Mary H Stone 12 William H Stone 8 Royana Stone 7 Sarah A Stone 3 | Stone, Roxanna (I65953)
|
| 510 | Charles Taliaferro was born about 1670 and died before 13 Jun 1735. His will may be found in the Grinnan Papers, Virginia Historical Society under "Caroline Co Wills derived from Court Records". The will mentions his wife Mary and his grand-daughters Mary, Sarah and Catherine. His only child, Charles Taliaferro Jr., predeceased his father. He married his cousin, Sarah Thornton, daughter of Col. Francis Thornton and Mary Taliaferro, daughter of John the Ranger d. 1719 and Sarah Smith. Sarah Thornton Taliaferro married, second, to Thomas Slaughter. Granddaughter Mary Taliaferro (ca 1725-after 1781) married her cousin Thomas Turner Jr., a grandson of Richard Taliaferro (see following) and, second, to a Thornton. Granddaughter Sarah Taliaferro (1727-1784) married Francis Conway (1722-1761). Granddaughter Catherine left no records except the possible mention of her death in the Caroline County Court Order Books in 1776. See Nugent's "Cavaliers & Pioneers" for a record of Charles Taliaferro's land transactions. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pmmorris&id=I964 | Taliaferro, Charles Sr. (I54243)
|
| 511 | Charlotte Arkansas Carver who was born on December 19, 1856 in Arkansas. After husband John Taylor passed away in 1903 Charlotte remarried four times (according to research by the late Oretha Turner). She died on December 25, 1939 in Springfield, Christian and Green counties, Missouri and is buried in Oak Lawn Cemetery, in Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri under the last name of Baltz, reportedly the last name of her last husband (number 5). http://www.brian-hamman.com/PatrilineageNicholsParticipant129040.htm | Carver, Charlotte Arkansas (I54453)
|
| 512 | Children: Ida Oma Elliott Griffin (1866 - 1956)* John M. Elliott (1868 - 1932)* William Franklin Elliott (1870 - 1967)* Charles Henry Elliott (1872 - 1949)* Winfield Scott Elliott (1875 - 1965)* Hattie May Elliott Nowels (1878 - 1963)* George Albert Elliott (1880 - 1962)* findagrave http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33793868 | Family: William Mann Elliott, Sr. / Sarah Ann McGowan (F15510)
|
| 513 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pate, Chris (I58580)
|
| 514 | Civil War: Enlisted 25 Apr 1861 Company B, Indiana 6th Infantry Regiment. Discharged on 2 Aug 1861 Indianapolis, Indiana. | Hill, James L. (I106488)
|
| 515 | Collier, L.A. head 57 Widow WV Willie son 28 single OK Berniece dau 14 IN Sammie Collier 27 1913 OK married son res 1935 Rural, Cass Co, TX Mildred Collier 21 dau-in-law TX home in 1835 Rural, Cass Co, Texas married Bill Bias 49 bro-in-law divorced MO res in 1935 Rural Co, Oklahoma | Bias, William Bayles "Bill" (I66151)
|
| 516 | Colonel Hammond played a major role in the earlier English Civil Wars, first as a military leader in Cromwell?s New Model Army, then as the gaoler of the King between November 1647 and November 1648. For denying the king the chance to escape the Isle of Wight, Robert was considered after his death in 1654 one of 20 deceased regicides whose lands were confiscated and never restored by King Charles II after the restoration. Despite this, his three girls by his second wife, Mary Hampden, were allowed to retain Willen Manor in Buckinghamshire, which remained in the family until they sold the estate in 1673 and fled the country. http://benmangel.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/the-cromwell-ancestry-of-the-only-pasco-police-officer-to-die-in-the-line-of-duty/ | Hammond, Col. Robert* (I53324)
|
| 517 | Coming from Maldon in Essex, England, he sailed to New England in 1634 with his wife and two young daughters, settling in Roxbury in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. | Freeborn, William* (immigrant) (I17791)
|
| 518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Steve R. Whitfield / Wanda Lucille Courts (F25160)
|
| 519 | Daniel Keithley, son of Daniel, Sr., married Miss Hostetter, and they had a daughter named Kate, who was the largest woman in the world, weighing 675 pounds. She died when 22 years of age Birth: 1842 Missouri, USA Death: Jul. 18, 1868 Missouri, USA She was 23 years old in this photo postcard dated 1865. === from findagrave (edited) Death of a Giantess. The agent of Miss Kate Keathley (Keithley), the Missouri giantess, was telegraphed at this city Wednesday morning to the effect that Miss K. died on Saturday last, at her home, about twenty-five miles from St. Louis. She had just returned from a trip to Omaha. Many people all over the country will remember Miss Keathley, probably the heaviest woman ever exhibited. She weighed 812 pounds. (sic: postcard said 675 lbs) Her education was much better than is usually possessed by persons of her class and she was able to converse intelligently and agreeably with her visitors. === Cleveland Ohio Herald, July 23rd. (Source: Ancestry.com from the New York Times July 25th, 1868) This would make her death date July 18th, 1868. (obit from Jana) | Keithley, Catherine "Kate" (largest woman in the world) (I102934)
|
| 520 | daughter of John Puller Smith, Capt. and 3. Mary Gilbreath Barton. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=:3213543&id=I659923682 | Smith, Elizabeth Barton (I54072)
|
| 521 | daughter of Rev. Charles Grymes, of 'Brandon,' then of Gloucester County, now of Middlesex County. note: It was long ago believed that the wife of Robert Taliaferro, Sr., was "Sarah Grymes," supposedly a daughter of the Reverend Charles and Katherine Grymes. Later it was found that Mrs. Robert Taliaferro's name was Katherine, not Sarah, and thus for a time she was given as "Katherine Grymes." Finally, more thorough research established that the wife of Robert Taliaferro was Katherine Debnam, a daughter of Katherine (Unknown) Debnam Grymes by her marriage to William Debnam, and thus a step-daughter, not daughter, of the Reverend Charles Grymes. No Sarah or Katherine Grymes is documented as a child of Katherine (Unknown) Debnam and Charles Grymes. The only child proven for them was a son, John Grymes I, an account of whom appears later in this report. Few matriarchs in Virginia history produced so notable a progeny as Katherine (Unknown) Debnam Grymes, and one cannot help wondering at the mystery of her own name and origin. It is likely that she belonged to a gentry family in England, one already well known to the families among whom her children and descendants married in Virginia. While it has been supposed that she came to Virginia with her parents, or was born in Virginia, the possibility must be considered that she may have arrived from England with a husband prior to William Debnam. Until further facts are obtained, her early life remains a matter of conjecture. (Her identity was likely recorded with her marriage in the earliest and now evidently lost records of New Poquoson Parish, Charles River/York County.) KATHERINE (UNKNOWN), born probably by 1620, may have been born in Virginia or may have come to Virginia as a member of her parents? family, whose surname is unknown, or with a first husband, whose name is now lost. The circumstances of her presence in the colony before 1637/8 are not established. Her first known husband, William Debnam, is documented. (Variations of his family name include Dedman, Deadman, Debman, Debenham, and others; the present writer believes the name was likely Debingham and that it was contracted by English usage into "Debnam." http://genforum.genealogy.com/debnam/messages/137.html --------------- From: Jeff Duvall Subject: Re: CADWALLADER JONES Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 19:00:40 -0500 http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GEN-MEDIEVAL/2001-01/0980985640 There are several well-documented sources for information on this Cadwallader Jones. Perhaps the most important are a series of articles which appeared in *The Virginia Genealogist* in the mid-1990s beginning with Henry G. Taliaferro's "Who Was Catherine, The Wife of Colonel Cadwallader Jones of Virginia?" (vol. 38, no. 3, July-Sept, 1994). Taliaferro makes a very persuasive case for identifying Jones' wife Catherine as Catherine DEBNAM, daughter of William and Catherine Debnam and widow of Robert Taliaferro. This is of particular interest since another daughter of William and Catherine Debnam is thought to be Mary, wife of Maj. Lawrence SMITH (a descendant of William I "the Lion" of Scotland). | Debnam, Catherine (I47934)
|
| 522 | daughter of Roley Jacobs and Millie Ann (Miliann) Carter | Jacobs, Nancy (I86368)
|
| 523 | David M Morris 67 KY VA KY married 1854 46 yrs Sahra A Morris 59 Aug 1840 KY VA KY 5 births 4 living | Wood, Sarah Ann "Sally" (I18377)
|
| 524 | David W Shopcott 43 Kansas England Ohio Francis A Shopcott 31 Mary F Shopcott 7 Herbert E Ryther 23 1907 NM MI MO bro-in-law | Shapcott (Shopcott), David W. (I42076)
|
| 525 | Death cert states her mother is Miss Jenkins and her father is A. Berwick. Informant Mrs. Lit. Reese. cause of death, fall in her home, surgery on broken neck. | Hayes, Mary Zilpha (Mulatto) (I79955)
|
| 526 | Deed: 1 Aug 1772, Tryon Co., North Carolina. 4 Thos McKnight to Thomas Henry 195 acres dated 1st August 1772 proved by Thomas Beatey | Beatty, Ensign Francis Sr. (immigrant) (I49629)
|
| 527 | Descendants of Matthew Mullins of King William County, Virginia by Cornelius Carroll 1. Matthew Mullins b. ca 1680 is listed in "English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records" by Louis des Cognets, Jr., Title Upon Indian Leases (June 1699) with 150 acres that had been leased to Thomas Ward and then assigned to him. In "Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1695-1732" in Patent Book 9, page 45; Matthew Mullins received 268 acres in Pamunkey Neck, King and Queen County, Virginia, beginning at the mouth of a branch of Cannoe Branch of Nickatawance, on the Mill Road, near the head of Mullen's Branch, 25 April 1701, for the transport of 6 persons: Lydia Glover, Josias Marshall, Joseph Boston, Robert Buttris, Matthew Mullins, and Thomas Gears. King and Queen County was formed in 1691 from New Kent County. King William County was formed in 1702 from King and Queen County. In the 1704 Quit Rent Rolls of Virginia, Matthew Mullins paid quit rents on 150 acres in King William County, Virginia. In order for Matthew Mullins to be mentioned in the Indian leases and to have obtained 268 acres in 1701 for the transport of 6 people (which apparently included himself), he would have had to have been born ca 1680. Under the headright system an individual was given 50 acres for each person they transported to Virginia. Matthew Mullins may have had the following children: 2. i.Richard Mullins b. ca 1715 Virginia md Mary (Stephens?) 3. ii.Patrick Mullins b. ca 1704 Virginia md Mary ____ 4. iii.Matthew Mullins b. ca 1715 Virginia md Mary Maupin 5. iv.John Mullins b. ca 1715 Virginia md Elizabeth Connelly http://members.tripod.com/cornelius_carroll/Mullins/id20.htm | Mullins, Matthew^ (I97059)
|
| 528 | Descendants of Matthew Mullins of King William County, Virginia by Cornelius Carroll 2. Richard Mullins b. ca 1715 Virginia md Mary (Stephens?). Richard Mullins of Goochland County, Virginia, purchased 95 acres on Byrd Creek in Goochland County on the north side of James River from William Matlock, for 30 pounds, on 10 June 1738. The deed was recorded 18 July 1838. Richard and his wife Mary sold Bryan Connerly land on 24 Feb. 1742 and 20 July 1742. Richard had previously appeared in Hanover County, Virginia, on deeds between Daniel Williams and William Gouch dated 2 Sept. 1735 and 3 Sept. 1735. The deeds mention "...Richard Mullin's line..." Richard and Mary Mullins deeded land in Albemarle County, Virginia to Cornelius Maupin. In Albemarle County, Virginia Court Order Books, the following records appear on Richard Mullins: 23 Jan. 1745/46. In case of John Robertson against Richard Mullins, defendant appears by attorney William Battersby & also came a Jury to wit: Lazarus Damron, John Anthony, Noble Ladd, John Cannon (foreman), William Harris, John Ladd, John Hunter, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Thomas Ogelsby, William Creasy, Matthew Tucker and Obadiah Woodson. Determined that plaintiff sustained damages of 4 pounds, 10 shilling & is to recover plus 15 shillings and 496 pounds of tobacco. 11 Dec. 1747. In debt case of William Hopkins against Richard Mullins, defendants fails to appear, judgment entered for the plaintiff for 12 pounds, 6 pence, costs. 10 June 1748. In debt case of William Hopkins against Richard Mullins, defendant still fails to appear, plaintiff awarded Alias Attachment for 12 pounds, 6 pence, and costs. In Halifax County, Virginia Plea Book 1, 1752-1755, the following records appear on Richard Mullins: 20 Dec. 1752. On petition of Joseph Mays by Clement Read his attorney vs Richard Mullins, defendant not found, plaintiff granted a new process. Feb. 1753. The petition of Joseph Mays vs Richard Mullins, defendant, given unto this court, now called and not appearing, plaintiff by Clement Read his attorney granted a new process. June 1753. On petition of Joseph Mays vs Richard Mullins, the sheriff returned said defendant is in Lunenburg County, plaintiff by his attorney granted a new process. 17 July 1753. Joseph Mays vs Richard Mullins dismist. Richard Mullins and Henry Mullins appear in the 1762 and 1763 Bedford County, Virginia list of Insolvents. Richard and Mary may have had the following children: 6. i. Matthew Mullins 7. ii. Henry Mullins b. ca 1745 Virginia md Mary Terry 8. iii. Timothy Mullins 9. iv. Richard Mullins http://members.tripod.com/cornelius_carroll/Mullins/id20.htm | Mullins, Richard (I97061)
|
| 529 | Doc Shelton 34 Bessie Shelton 35 Lee Shelton (Wilson) 50 uncle single (same as Lee Wilson in 1840 census shown as bro-in-law) | Shelton, Dock (I63731)
|
| 530 | Doc Shelton 34 Bessie Shelton 35 Lee Shelton (Wilson) 50 uncle single (same as Lee Wilson in 1840 census shown as bro-in-law) | Wilson, Lee (I63737)
|
| 531 | Dock Shelton 46 Bessie Shelton 47 Lee Wilson 65 KY bro-in-law single Amos M Wilson 25 1915 KY nephew truck driver | Shelton, Dock (I63731)
|
| 532 | Dock Shelton 46 Bessie Shelton 47 Lee Wilson 65 KY bro-in-law single Amos M Wilson 25 1915 KY nephew truck driver | Wilson, Amos Melcoy (I63738)
|
| 533 | Donald A'Hannay of Sorbie is the son of Odo A'Hannay of Sorbie.2 He was living in 1520.1 Children of Donald A'Hannay of Sorbie Alexander A'Hannay, 1st of Kirkdale+2 unknown A'Hannay+2 Citations [S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 2, page 1767. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition. [S37] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition. http://thepeerage.com/p43102.htm#i431013 | A'Hannay, Donald* (I56542)
|
| 534 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Click, Donna Lynn (I83170)
|
| 535 | Dora Guffey 51 1889 widow Alvin Guffey 16 son 1924 | Guffey, Alvin E. (I67691)
|
| 536 | Dr. Caleb S Brown, came to Texas from Mississippi in 1840 and was a prominent and useful citizen of Gonzales until his death in 1855. He was surgeon at the battles of Plum Creek and Salado. | Brown, Caleb S. (I83028)
|
| 537 | Dr. Caleb S. Brown left but a single child, Mrs. Thomas V. Porter [Thomas J. Ponton] of Gonzales. http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/brownhenry1.htm#margkerr | Brown, Martha "Mattie" Kentucky (I83022)
|
| 538 | Dudley Snyder 37 Pennsylvania Mildred Snyder 32 Pennsylvania Barbara Snyder 10 Pennsylvania | Snyder (Snider), Dudley Clarence (I68737)
|
| 539 | Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's: Page 167.--21st March, 1753. David Kerr and Kathrine, to Robert Gray, 200 acres of 92100, in Borden's tract; Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek; McNut's line; John Kerr's line. (Note: as listed in records below, this land in the "Borden Tract" was adjoining a tract acquired by Robert's father-in-law just five months later in August, 1753). | Gray, Robert (I69747)
|
| 540 | Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's: Page 167.--21st March, 1753. David Kerr and Kathrine, to Robert Gray, 200 acres of 92100, in Borden's tract; Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek; McNut's line; John Kerr's line. (Note: as listed in records below, this land in the "Borden Tract" was adjoining a tract acquired by Robert's father-in-law just five months later in August, 1753). | Beatty, Ensign Francis Sr. (immigrant) (I49629)
|
| 541 | Edward Forman 29 married 8 yrs 1892 Cora Forman 24 Jul 1875 4 births 4 living Theopholis Forman 6 Lallie Ethel Forman 5 Oran Forman 3 James E Forman 0 Dallas Spell 29 servant | Forman, Edward (I26876)
|
| 542 | emigrated with his brother Robert prior to 1750, the young men settling in Philadelphia, where Robert became a merchant. | Taggert, Thomas (I40585)
|
| 543 | Enoch O'Rear and Margaret O'Rear in 1798 at Fauquier County, Virginia, filed suit against Travis Coppage as executors of the estate of Capt. Scarlette Madden. (Alcock, "Fauquier Families," p 225) | Orear, Enoch (I36563)
|
| 544 | Erastus Benham 41 Harriet Bonham 30 Ruthie M Bonham 12 Willie Bonham 10 [11] Bertha L Bonham 8 Tellie Bonham 7 Annie Bonham 6 Pollie L Bonham 5 Leslie Bonham 3 Ethel Bonham 0 [6/12] | Bonham, Felix Erastus (I65641)
|
| 545 | Erastus Bonham 30 married 4 yrs Harriett Bonham 29 2 births, 2 living Ruth M Bonham 2 William Bonham 1 | Bonham, Felix Erastus (I65641)
|
| 546 | Felix E Bonham 60 Harriet H Bonham 52 Maude R Bonham 31 Ethel L Bonham 20 Francis V Bonham 14 Grace L Bonham 10 Gorden R Bonham 8 Geneva M Rogers 9 granddau | Bonham, Felix Erastus (I65641)
|
| 547 | Floyd L Smith 41 Helen M Smith 31 Clyda M Smith 12 dau Oklahoma Dale E Smith 10 Texas Betty D Smith 8 Kansas Kenneth Smith 4 Kansas Barbara L Smith 6/12 Kansas | Smith, Floyd Lester (I20465)
|
| 548 | Forman, Marguerite - native of this parish (minor d/o Edouard -inhabitant at the Vermillion & Nancy Perey) m. 6 March 1821 Benjamin Falk - native of Bayou Vermillion (minor s/o Georges - inhabitant of Vermillion & Eulalie Algrot (Hargrave). Wits: Salomon Morgan, Alfrede P. Moss, Richard West. Fr. Gabriel Isabey (SM Ch.: v. 6, #234) | Family: Benjamin Faulk / Marguerite "Peggy" Forman (F9520)
|
| 549 | Francis Christian 15 Dec 1785 / Apr 1788 Fdr Co naming wife Ann Christian w sons Humphrey, Edward, Betsy. Ann Christian m Hezekiah Boneham 15 Jul 1792 (ministers return) | Christian, Francis Humphrey (I42465)
|
| 550 | Frank Cooley 37 SC Amanda Cooley 37 Dora Cooley 18 1862 SC John Cooley 16 Lilley Cooley 11 1869 SC Walter Cooley 9 1871 Texas Amanda Cooley 7 1873 Texas Jim Cooley 5 1875 Texas | Cooley, Jacob Franklin (I68913)
|
| 551 | From the 8 Jan Eastern Clarion, vol. XXII, No. XIII: State of Mississippi, Jasper County. In probate court, January Term, 1859. To Eliza Merrell and Abel Merrell, her husband; Hearbert Cooly; Elizabeth Rogers and Reddick Rogers, her husband; Nelson Cooley, William Cooley, Ira Cooley, Middleton Cooley, L.B. Cooley, Benjamin F. Lee, Nancy Warren, and George Warren, her husband; Polly Bounds and John Bounds, her husband; and Eliza Cooley, Julia Cooley, William Cooley, Madison Cooley, Adaline Cooley, Lavina Cooley, Berry Benton Cooley and Ira Cooley and all other persons interested in the settlement of the estate of Nancy Cooley late of said county, deceased. In next March Term of Probate Court of Jasper County. http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/mckstorycooley.htm | Bounds, Nancy (I28785)
|
| 552 | Gabriel Hayes vs. Violet--O. S. 38; N. S. 13--Bill 6th August, 1802. In December, 1796, orator purchased of Zedekiah South a tract on Middle Creek, Berkeley County, the property of Thomas Violett, who had before that time removed to Kentucky, and whose son-in-law South was. The land was in possession of Thomas Violett, Jr., Edward, William and Gustavus Violet, sons of Thomas. John D. Scott was son-in-law of Thomas Violett. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/augusta/court/2court10.txt | Hayes, Gabriel (I53746)
|
| 553 | Geo H Fisher 73 May 1827 Tennessee married Joe (Jo) Fisher wife 51 Mar 1849 Texas Geo D Fisher 27 Nov 1872 Texas single Eda H Fisher 21 John A Fisher 12 Frank H Fisher 30 Leslie Fisher 23 Georgie E Fisher 1 Clarence R Hartwell 21 son-in-law m 1899 Nancy E Hartwell 16 | Hartwell, Clarence R. (I26367)
|
| 554 | George and Robert Breckenridge (brothers) sold 300 acres in Beverly Manor to David Doack on 10 February 1745-6 (Chalkley, vol. III, p. 261). Adjoins property to George. David Doak (Beverley Manor SW, 100 acres, 1755, adjoining 300 acre tract acquired earlier in February 1746 from George & Robert Breckenridge and also adjoining tract of Samuel Doak (647 acres, 1741) and Samuel and David Doak (220 acres acquired in 1806). (b. bet. 1705-1710, Ireland, d. 2 Oct. 1787, Montgomery County, VA), brother of Samuel Doak, listed below, and son of Samuel Doak, Sr. (b. abt. 1670, Ulster, Ireland) and his wife Elizabeth. Samuel Doak (Beverley Manor SW, 647 acres, 1741, adjoining land of John Doak (no date or acres listed) and David Doak (100 acres acquired in 1765) and Samuel and David Doak (220 acres acquired in 1806). Samuel Doak was the brother of David Doak, listed above and son of Samuel Doak, Sr. (b. abt. 1670, Ulster, Ireland) and his wife Elizabeth. http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Early_Settlers_of_Augusta_County,_Virginia_-_Surnames_A-E | Doak, David Sr (Immigrant) (I322)
|
| 555 | George B. Hudlow 60 1820 NC NC NC Cynthia H Hudlow 57 AL NC NC Thomas R. Hudlow 27 George F. Hudlow 21 Isabel Hudlow 18 William L. Hudlow 13 | Hudlow, Thomas R. (or K.) (I63619)
|
| 556 | George Edward Cokayne, editor, The Complete Baronetage, 5 volumes (no date (c. 1900); reprint, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 1983), volume I, page 226. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Baronetage. http://thepeerage.com/p15301.htm#i153001 | Coote, Sir Nicholas* (I56523)
|
| 557 | George Glasscock 54 Mary E Glasscock 35 Emma Glasscock 18 Sarah M Glasscock 14 Fanny M Glasscock 9 James W Glasscock 9 Delilah J Glasscock 7 Elizabeth Glasscock 5 Mary M Glasscock 3 Luncinda Glasscock 0 | Glasscock, George (I65062)
|
| 558 | George S Hudlow 31 Cyntha Hudlow 26 Martha Hudlow 3 Thomas Hudlow 1 John Hambrick 30 1820 | Hudlow, Thomas R. (or K.) (I63619)
|
| 559 | George Sparks married Mary ------ and they went to Washington County, Pennsylvania. See the June 1963 issue of the QUARTERLY, Whole No. 42. http://www.sparksfamilytree.net/ghtout/npr443.html#H02321 | Sparks, George (I6134)
|
| 560 | George Yoakum 41 Sarah Yoakum 36 Jesse Yoakum 25 (sister) | Yoakum, George (I35942)
|
| 561 | George Yoakum 41 Sarah Yoakum 36 Jesse Yoakum 25 (female, sister) | Yoakum, Jesse P. (I36018)
|
| 562 | Gideon Comstock (son in law) administrator of Richard Arnold's estate, brought charges against Thomas Mann for taking and carrying away the personal estate of Richard Arnold. The American Genealogist, bound volumes 9-41 | Arnold, Richard Daniel^ (I27807)
|
| 563 | Harison Young 60 Mary Young 36 Samantha Young 17 Vianna Young 14 Samuel H Young 11 Jane Young 9 George W Young 8 Juda Young 6 Nancy Young 4 Joseph H Young 1 | Young, William Harrison (I45868)
|
| 564 | Hattie M Hudlow 30 Gordon C Hammett 8 Thomas R Hudlow 60 Sarah H Hudlow 60 | Hudlow, Thomas R. (or K.) (I63619)
|
| 565 | He (George Ross) sold 479 acres, "where Alexander now lives," to his nephew Alexander Ross on 18 October 1773 for 22 pounds, 10 shillings. | Ross, Alexander (I47719)
|
| 566 | He Died At G.F. Patersons Home(son-in-law) (Collins-Moore-Graham-Lewis Families: Ancestry.com tree) | Bonham, Hezekiah (I65630)
|
| 567 | He died at this place at the age of seventy-five. The settlement in this neighborhood, called Union Grove, was one of the earliest in that part of the county | Padfield, William M. (or R.) Sr. (I97042)
|
| 568 | He is called Constable October 15, 1664, in a Quarterly Court record. | Williams, Isaac* (I96556)
|
| 569 | He landed in Phildelphia, and remained in Pennsylvania some few years, and then removed to Augusta County, Virginia?this county was afterwards divided, and their home was in Hardy County. In this country they had born to them five more children: Anna Maria, Trina Bettie, Annie Maria Barbara, and two children who died in infancy. In Virginia he took an oath of allegiance to Our Sovereign Lord, King George III., by the grace of God, King of Great Britain. This instrument was signed in the presence of Frau Fauquire, November 20, in the fifth year of the aforesaid sovereign's reign. (George III took throne 25 Oct 1760; so 5th year would be 1765)) | Bidert (Peterson), Hans Jacob (John Jacob) (I104866)
|
| 570 | He married (1) ESTHER VAN BIBBER (Source: Some Early Southern Settlers by billie Redding Lewis, lists Stephen's wife as Esther Van Bebber.) 1733 in Botetcourt Co, Va. She was born 1712 in Botecourt Co, Va, and died Bef. 1756. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=116563969 | Family: Stephen Renfro, Sr. / Esther Van Bibber (F5639)
|
| 571 | He married Bethia, daughter of Daniel Rea and sister of Joshua, who after his death and before June, 1680, married Joseph Grafton, of Salem, and again for her third husband, June 26, 1683, Dea. William Goodhue, of Ipswich. She died Dec. 6, 1686. Capt. Lathrop left no children. Captain Thomas Lathrop and his Men http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/philip/1-10/ch7pt3.html | Family: Captain Thomas Lathrop (or Lothrop), (immigrant) / Bethia Ray (Rea), (immigrant) (F1200)
|
| 572 | he married Martha Garner Jan 1869; so curious she is not counted in this census. Mary and Alzina Hayes are children of Martha's uncle James Hayes, Jr. (her mother's brother). Their mother died previous to this census and the children were taken in by John, one by his brother James and his wife, and also Jacob Garner. Marie Johnson is James Hayes, Jr.'s mother. After J.H. Sr. died, she married Francis Gallier, Jr from whom she was likely either separated or divorced as he was living in another household in 1860. 11 Jul 1860 res 350 Nodell Christian 60 1800 Germany carpenter Emoly 50 1810 Pennsylvania Prester 12 1848 Texas Hellinah 10 1850 Texas res 353 Edward V Heminway 24 1836 District of Columbia engineer Malissah A Heminway 18 1842 Texas Mary R Heminway 1 1859 Texas Margaret R (Knodell) Heminway 56 1804 Pennsylvania (Malissa's mother) 355 Edward P Heminway 1808 Massachusetts engineer Mary N 43 1817 Massachusetts Sarah L. 1845 South Carolina William H 1850 Texas Franklin T. 1853 Texas Charles A. 1856 Texas Eustace 1 1859 Texas Residence 356 Stockholmn Peter D 45 1815 New York pilot steamboat 2500, 300 Stockholmn Mary 27 1833 Louisiana Stockholmn William 12 1848 Texas Stockholmn Elisabeth 10 1850 Texas Stockholmn Peter D 8 1852 Texas Stockholmn George W 5 1855 Texas Stockholmn Mary E 6/12 1859 Texas Miller Wm 25 1835 New York carpenter Keith Ellen 15 1845 Texas student Residence 357 Mass William 40 1820 Germany farmer 1,000; 2,000 Mass Charlottie 27 1833 Germany Mass Sellenah 13 1847 Louisiana Mass Almina 11 1849 F Texas Mass Charles 8 1852 Texas Mass Henry 6 1854 Me Texas Mass Roadolph 4 1856 Texas Mass Martha 2 1858 Texas Mass Jessee 11/12 1859 Texas } twins Mass Sarah 11/12 1859 Texas } Cha Patrick 18 1842 Ireland laborer Residence 358 Mccall James 29 1831 Illinois laborer 400; 1,000 Mccall Anny 20 1840 Texas Mccall Theresah 3 1857 Texas Mccall Jacob 1 1859 Texas Hayes Nancy 8 1852 Texas < Johnson John 17 1843 Louisiana laborer Residence 359 Garner Jacob 46 1814 Louisiana farmer 3,000; 4,000 Garner Matilda 43 1817 Louisiana Garner Mary A 15 1845 Texas Garner Leonard 13 1847 Texas Garner Sally A 10 1850 Texas Garner Millon 7 1853 Texas Garner Alliee 5 1855 Texas next page, Page 61 residence 359 cont. Garner, Bradley 10/12 1859 Texas Hayes, Matilda* 10 1850 Texas < residence 361 McCall John 27 1833 Illinois laborer 200; 1,000 Hayes, Alzina 12 1848 Texas < Hayes, Mary 6 1854 Texas < Gallier, Mary* 64 1796 Louisiana midwife residence 362 Robert Gibson 30 steam boating England 200 Ann 18 Louisiana Jesse E. 8/12 Texas residence: 363 Morgan, Alvin 21 1839 Louisiana stock minder Eliza 17 1843 Texas Almond 2 1858 Leonard 3/12 1860 Myers, Malissa 15 1845 Texas spinster Gallier, Frances 65 1795 Louisiana laborer residence 364 Johnson, Benjamin 1815 Louisiana farmer 200 Bradley 20 1840 Texas laborer 600; 6,000 John 17 1843 Texas Uriah 14 1846 Texas Joseph 13 1847 Texas Benjamin 11 1849 Texas Isaac 9 1851 Texas Elizabeth 7 1853 Texas Rachel 5 1855 Texas Myers, Matilda 28 1832 Louisiana White, George 25 1835 Louisiana laborer residence 365 McGaffey, Neal Jr. 22 farmer 5690; 1,000 Rachel J. 17 John W. 1/12 Sarah McGaffey 57 "lady of Leashure" 2,000; 5,400 Louisiana | McCall, John (I1470)
|
| 573 | He signed a will on 21 January 1863 in Rappahannock County, Virginia.62 p. 265 " . . . [first part missing from copies] him equal subject to this the same limitations provisions and ? as set forth in Item second. "And lastly I constitute and appoint John G. Hinson and John T Hughes Executors of this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 21st day of January 1863. in the presence of James Hinson Alexander Davis Wm R. Burke It is also my wish of a majority of my children wish the land on which I reside sold, then my executors shall advertise and sale to the highest Bidder if not to be equally divided. James Hinson Witnesses Alexander Davis Wm H Burke http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~keholmes/Johnson/b11.htm | Hinson, James (Madison?) "Madi" (I42675)
|
| 574 | He was a Husbandman and had a house and garden in Boston Proper and another house, garden & farm at Rumney Marsh, Suffolk co., MA | Tuttle, Richard (immigrant) (I96841)
|
| 575 | He was a strong supporter of the American Revolution and a member of the Committees of Freehold in Shewsbury at the opening of the Revolution. "Shrewsbury 23, Septr, 1775 At a meeting by appointment of the township of Shrewsbury to chose a township committee. They mett at the house of Mr. Bonham..." http://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Bonham%20Family/BonhamJeremiah1715.html | Bonham, Jeremiah (I3369)
|
| 576 | He was descended from Katherine Cromwell (born c. 1482), an elder sister of Tudor statesman Thomas Cromwell (c. 1485?1540), a minister of Henry VIII, whose family acquired considerable wealth by taking over monastery property during the Reformation. Katherine was married to Morgan ap William, son of William ap Yevan of Wales. The family line continued through Richard Williams, alias Cromwell, (c. 1500?1544), Henry Williams, alias Cromwell, (c. 1524?6 January 1604),[8] then to Oliver's father Robert Cromwell (c. 1560?1617), who married Elizabeth Steward (c. 1564?1654) on the day of Oliver Cromwell's birth. Thomas thus was Oliver's great-great-great-uncle.[9] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell#Early_years | Cromwell, "Lord Protector" Oliver (I53332)
|
| 577 | He worked as a Planter, Chainer. ? Parents of Tilman, and how he came to NC is unknown. Tilman (Tilgman) Helms might have been born about 1725 in Chester Co., PA, later located by boundry change in Delaware. The Helms brothers first settled on land NE of the Great Pee Dee river, along Little River at Buffalo Creek. Deeds show Tilman living East of the Pee-Dee River as late as 1762. Tilman was a planter and a chainer, as witness his signature on several deeds as chainer. In April 1770, Tilman was granted a 300 acre plantation west of the Pee-Dee, on Jones Creek at the mouth of Rocky Fork. So I would say it was about that time that Tilman and George began to establish the community of Helmsville, which is today called Monroe. George and Tilman donated land for a church and cemetary, and helped to build the High Hill Primative Baptist Church. Tilman is said to have married Rachel Craig, but I haven't been able to prove or disprove it. (from the manuscript of Sara Myers). ? He owned property on 27 Nov 1762 in Anson County, North Carolina, United States. Tilman Helms granted 150 acres in Anson Co, E side of Little River, S side of Buffalo, adj George Helms. (Land Patent Book 15, p464) ? He appeared on the census in 1790 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States. 1790 Census lists several Hellums in Mecklenburg County, District 16 (Charlotte area), including Tilmon (1male over 16, 2 males under 16, 2 females). ? Born 1716, d ca 1800, m Rachel Craig in 1744 possibly in Gloucester Co, NJ (citing Ernest Broome of Monroe NC, Sallie Pressley of Charlotte NC, Mrs L G Marsh of Monroe NC, Sara Myers of Cassapolis MI, and Conrad Raymond Helms records of 1962). ? Children names listed (citing Ernest Broome of Monroe NC, Sallie Pressley of Charlotte NC, Sara Myers of Cassapolis MI, Conrad Raymond Helms records of 1962, and Census records 1790-1840). ? Tilman Helms married Rachel Craige, supposedly the daughter of Moses Craige. Tilman and Rachel married in New Jersey about 1740. (Posted by Warren Guy Helms on Genforum on February 03, 1999) http://woodlin.net/lindley/271.htm | Helms, Tilman (I71559)
|
| 578 | He's lisn Montgomery County Tax list in 1782 with 5 horses, 6 head cattle and land | Doak, David Jr (I324)
|
| 579 | Heir: 15 Dec 1733, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. William Stevens HOWARD, planter, Charles Co., MD 15 Dec. 1733-29 Apr. 1734. heir: mentioned as "all remaining children of Sarah Howard in Susannah Briscoe's will in 1740, left 1s. (grandmother) Heir: 15 Dec 1733, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. William Stevens HOWARD, planter, Charles Co., MD 15 Dec. 1733-29 Apr. 1734. Heir: 1744, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. James Truman, Gent. decd Will. To brother Wm Howard, sisters Elizabeth & Sarah Howard, neph. Henry Smoot, neice Susannah, and nephew James, personality. | Howard, Sarah (I3038)
|
| 580 | Heir: 1724, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Philip Briscoe, To wife Susannah, dwelling plantation Morris's Venture, at her decease son John, ex. To son Philip, 80 acres had of Father Swann. To son Edward, tract Hitchin, 111 acres of Loves Enjoyment. To grandson Leonard (son of son George, dec'd) part of Chaptico Manor during term of lease. To daughters Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashcom, Susannah Compton and Ann Wood, personalty. To son James, 200 acres of Loves Enjoyment. Witnessess include John Briscoe Jr. Next of kin: Philip Briscoe Jr., Edward Briscoe. Ex. John Brisoce | Briscoe, Sarah (I2766)
|
| 581 | Henry Bell 44 Matilda Bell 34 Mary E Bell 8 John F Bell 7 Joseph A Bell 5 Abram W Bell 1 | Bell, Henry (I15857)
|
| 582 | Henry never married. He shot and killed himself down in Thomas Springs below where Ralph Bolin lived. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mary%2Dtucker%2Dbell&id=I4421 | Lewis, John Henry (I92746)
|
| 583 | Henry Samuel 40 1840 Self Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Julia 35 1845 Wife Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Nancy 66 1814 Mother Widowed Louisiana Tennessee Kentucky Henry Isaac 17 1863 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Rosabella 14 1866 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Joeanna 12 1868 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Amanda M. 10 1870 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Louisia 8 1872 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry Tezarah 5 1875 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry William P. 3 1877 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Henry John 1 1879 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat David 40 1840 Self (Head)Self (Head) Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Cleonied 38 1842 Wife Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Joseph 19 1861 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Orilier 17 1863 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Arvilian 15 1865 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Thomas 12 1868 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Mary 10 1870 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Roxetta 6 1874 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Emma 4 1876 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat Aurther 1 1879 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choat David J. 42 1838 Self (Head)Self (Head) Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choate Mary A. 24 1856 Wife Married Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choate Henry 9 1871 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choate Lillie 6 1874 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choate Holston 4 1876 Son Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Choate Eliza A. 1 1879 Dau Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana | Henarie, Samuel King (I34111)
|
| 584 | Henry Sterling 27 Texas Germany Germany Louisa Sterling 23 Germany Germany Germany Otto Sterling 3/12 Texas George Andersen 27 boarder | Sterling, James Otto (I736)
|
| 585 | Her brother transported to America on his brother in law William Patton's ship in 1738. Writings further expand on his family relations stating this his sister Margaret was married to his brother in law William; i.e. "His sister Jane married Alexander Breckinridge, while another sister, Margaret Preston married his brother-in-law, William Patton." | Family: William Patton / Margaret Preston (F15895)
|
| 586 | Her maiden name is unknown. It is not Williams. | Meister ?, Maria Eva (I54048)
|
| 587 | Her mother, her husband, three sons and three sisters-in-law all died in the smallpox epidemic that struck Chambers County, Texas in 1877. findagrave \ | Kranz, Wilhelmina Elizabethe (I58350)
|
| 588 | Hiram A Rayther 52 Caroline Rayther 45 James Rayther 21 Franklin Rayther 19 Solon Rayther 16 Alice Rayther 10 Ellen Rayther 5 | Ryther, James^ A. (or T.) (I20534)
|
| 589 | Hiram Snyder 39 Ann Snyder 27 Arabella Snyder 9 Lafayet Snyder 7 Warren Snyder 6 William Snyder 2/12 | Snyder (Snider), Hiram (I68832)
|
| 590 | Hiram Snyder 48 Pennsylvania Ann Snyder 39 Pennsylvania Warren Snyder 16 William Snyder 9 David Snyder 6 Wallace Snyder 3 Elizabeth Snyder 70 1800 Massachusetts | Snyder (Snider), Hiram (I68832)
|
| 591 | Hiram Snyder 48 Pennsylvania Ann Snyder 39 Pennsylvania Warren Snyder 16 William Snyder 9 David Snyder 6 Wallace Snyder 3 Elizabeth Snyder 70 1800 Massachusetts | Makley, Elizabeth "Betsy" (I68838)
|
| 592 | His father abandoned his mother after four months of marriage. His grandfather Benjamin Patterson adopted him. VOCATION: At the age of 16, Charles Patterson was apprenticed out to learn the printer's trade with the firm of Gales and Seaton, Washington, DC, publishers of the "Intelligencer." This trade Charles followed during his life. Source: Genealogy of the Patterson, Wheat, and Hearn Families, by Randle, p10. SOURCE: Randle, Genealogy of the Patterson, Wheat, and Hearn Families, 1926. pp9-10, 14, 17, 20, 48. Photograph appears opposite p10. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marcwheat&id=I00915 | Patterson (Shannon), Charles (I40724)
|
| 593 | His parents were Thomas SKINNER and Mary PRATT. He first married Elizabeth Dixon 3 Nov 1712 Lebanon, CT. Benjamin died 2 Jun 1750, Hebron, CT. | Skinner, Benjamin (I5711)
|
| 594 | Home Town Winnweiler is 100 km SW of Frunkfurt Germany Pieter and Angelica came to American on the Ship ' Captain: Bouwel. It was the Second party to leave Holland in 1709. It took them 3 months, they arrived in 1710. from rootsweb tree of Vernon Dollhoph, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=vernondollhopf&id=I48805 source given as Sandy Kiester (snadykiester21@yahoo.com) contacted by Vernon Dollhopf; date of Import: Oct 6, 2005 This line also at http://smithclaneast.com/tree/gp362.html which has more descendants. | Helms (Helmer), Peter^ (immigrant) (I71660)
|
| 595 | I believe George will take care of Henry. I am afraid Pa will not be strict enough with the other boys. | Jones, Henry M. (I660)
|
| 596 | I found out she died in Jackson County, Tennessee and was buried at the New Salem Cemetery. Go north towards Gainesboro you will come to Flynn's Lick just as you pass the little store there is a road to your right that is the New Salem Road go down that road about 4 miles are so you will go past the sign that says Jones/Huff Cemetery go about 1 more mile and on your right setting on a hill is the New Salem Cemetery. She is buried in the middle of the cemetery towards the back, next to the trees by her daughter-in-law Filena Loftis and some of her Loftis grandchildren. There are a whole bunch of Jone's buried there also, her brothers and their families. Her marker says Polley Ann Loftis mother of J. M. Loftis. A tender mother and a faithful friend. With her birth and death dates also. I took a picture of the marker on Sunday 17 October 1999 at about 9:30 am. Also pictures of quite a few other markers. It was really great to be able to find her and so many others of my family. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dougfritts&id=I792 | Jones, Mary Ann "Polly" (I39363)
|
| 597 | Identified as sister of Robert and John Finley of Lee County, IA in Robert's will and John's probate records | Finley, Thankful Doak (I53011)
|
| 598 | In 1638 he was granted 9x10 rods for planting. | Wright, Deacon Samuel* Sr. (I5450)
|
| 599 | in 1662 Thomas had left Providence, Mary, and a child, and his land and property were seized for Mary's sustenance. Thomas returned to Providence by October 1663, and he bought land in 1663, 1664, 1665, and 1666. | Walling (also Walwin, Whallen), Thomas (I70889)
|
| 600 | In 1764 William and wife appear to have removed to or near Wilmington, soon after which Jane died and he returned the following year. http://www.ramagefamilyhistory.com/getperson.php?personID=I1086&tree=Ramage | James, Jane* Elizabeth (I1557)
|
