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Matches 101 to 150 of 669

#	Notes	Linked to
101	Downing's Cemetery	Gillespie, May (I36)
102	During the Battle of Fair Oaks, Seven Pines the regiment made a forced march to Hanover Junction, destroying railroad track and rolling stock. Returning, it crossed the Chickahominy and rejoined the brigade near White Oak Swamp.	Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
103	Duty as inspector of 8th Lighthouse District, New Orleans, LA	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
104	Duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N.Y.	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
105	Duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Norfolk, VA	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
106	Duty on the Catskill (iron clad)	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
107	Duty on the Falmouth (brig)	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
108	Edgehill Cemetery	Milliner, Nannie J. (I79)
109	Edgehill Cemetery	Finney, Sallie M. (I89)
110	Edmund Bowman [was] an English gentleman of wealth and position. He also was a Justice of Accomac in 1663, after the peninsula had been divided into two counties. Captain, afterwards Major Bowman, settled upon Folly Creek, which flows into Metomkin Inlet on the seaside, and built the first of the famous old mansions known as "Bowman's Folly." He was sheriff and a Burgess of Accomac.	Bowman, Major Edmond (I1909)
111	Edmund Read was the security on the Marriage License Bond.	Family: William Meredith Ker Scarburgh / Anne Parker Teackle (F683)
112	Edward Bayly was the security on the Marriage License Bond.	Family: Henry Scarburgh / Elizabeth Rogers (F691)
113	Edward R. Watson was the security on the Marriage License Bond. They were married on 20 Nov 1837.	Family: James Watson / Mary Emiline "Emilia" Scarburgh (F709)
114	Eight companies of the 98th PA Infantry moved to Washington, D.C. and were attached to Peck's Brigade, Couch's Division, Army of the Potomac for duty in the Defenses of Washington, DC. Companies G and H joined the regiment in December.	Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
115	Elijah Boggs was the security on the Marriage License Bond.	Family: John A. Scarburgh / Caroline C. Boggs (F706)
116	Elizabeth Howland is a descendant of Pilgrim John Howland	Howland, Elizabeth (I4490)
117	Elizabeth was mentioned in her father's will. She was shown as my daughter Betty Taylor in the will of William Taylor, wife Tabby...	Taylor, Elizabeth "Betty" (I2518)
118	Elmer's physical description on the WWII Draft Registration card was white, 5'6", 200 lbs, hazel eyes, black & gray hair and a ruddy complexion.	Burbage, Elmer Powell (I2354)
119	Emma Callahan is the step daughter of Jennifer Peters.	Callahan, Emma (I1738)
120	Ended military service as a TEC, served in WW II	Tull, Eddie Carrol (I146)
121	Enlisted in Company F, 39th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 26 Aug 1861.	Milliner, Capt. Southey S (I110)
122	Executive master, Minnesota (steam frigate)	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
123	Executive officer, Delaware (screw steamer), Asiatic Squadron	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
124	Executive officer, Juniata (steam sloop), South Atlantic Squadron	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
125	Executive officer, Manhattan (iron clad), West Gulf Blockading Squadron	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
126	Executive officer, Octorara (gun boat), West Gulf Blockading Squadron	Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)
127	Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1; Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1; Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1; Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1; Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1; Free White Persons - Under 20: 2; Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2; Total Free White Persons: 5; Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 5	DePuy, Abraham Ten Eyck (I3551)
128	From "Delayed Certificate of Birth" dated 21 Dec 1942 attested by A. B. Kelly, Uncle and neiighbor aged 61. As evidence the record was read from the bible, "Paris Smith borned Oct. 18, 1895" It was noted, "New Bible, old Bible containing record burned when home was burned 1907."	Smith, Paris James (I3858)
129	From 27 Apr through May 6, 1863 the regiment was involved with the Chancellorsville Campaign. On May 2 the regiment crossed the Rappahannock at Franklin's Crossing and camped that nght in the streets of Fredericksburg. The next day, under artillery fire at dawn, the regiment formed and occuoied Marye's Heights, losing one man killed and one wounded, then pursued the withdrawing Confederates to Salem heights. While at Salem Heights the regiment lost heavily in fighting on the south side of the road, including Colonel Ballier, who ws badly wounded in the foot and had to leave the field. Lieutenant Colonel Wynkoop took command. On May 4 at Banks' Ford, Sedgwick's Corps is almost surrounded and overpowered. The regiment is sent to reinforce the left flank, successfully driving back a Confederate attack. Sedgwick, with the regiment, retired across the Rappahannock at Banks Ford and returned to its old camp. Lieutenant George Busch was mortally wounded, four men were killed, and three officers and 17 men were wounded.	Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
130	From Sep 6 through Sep 24 the regiment was involved in the Maryland Campaign, attached to 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 6th Army Corps, Army of the Potomac. On Sep 12 they crossed to the north bank of the Potomac at Edward's Ferry and then to Rohrersville. On Sep 18 they advanced to reconnoiter Maryland Heights, then on to Sharpsburg. On Sep 20 the regiment was at Williamsport in an unsuccesful attempt to intercept a raiding party. They recrossed the Potomac at Berlin, then proceded to New Baltimore.	Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
131	From Southern Maryland Online Obituaries: Joe Wheeler Smith of Port Republic, Md. passed away on July 29, 2007 at Washington Hospital Center. Husband of Mary C. Smith of Port Republic, father of Joseph W. Smith of San Diego Ca., Kathleen Dalkiewicz of New Market, Md. and Raymond M. Smith of Gig Harbor, Wa. Father in law of Edward Dalkiewicz and Mary Klimek-Smith. Grandfather of Jennifer, Kayla, Sidney, Sarah, Elizabeth Smith and Eddie Dalkiewicz. Brother of the late Bertha Willard. Joe was born on January 26, 1925 in Harrogate, TN. to the late Paris James and Finie Cosby Smith. He served in the Army during WWII from 1943 to 1946. He retired from Exxon in 1975, then starting his own company, Smith Heating and Air Conditioning. He was very active in the community, being an active member in the Calvert County Lions Club, the Prince Frederick and Collington Masonic Lodge and the American Legion Post # 85 in Huntingtown. He loved to travel and would attend his WWII Reunions every year. The family received friends at the Rausch Funeral Home, P. A. 4405 Broomes Island Rd., Port Republic, MD on Thursday August 2, 2007 from 2-4 & 6-8 P.M. where funeral service were held on Friday August 3, 2007 at 10:00 A.M. Interment MD Veterans Cemetery, Cheltenham, Md.	Smith, Joe Weeler (I3857)
132	Frpm Jan 20 through Jan 24, 1863 the regiment was involved with Burnside's Second Campaign or, as it would later be called, Burnside's, "Mud March." The regiment spent four days, marching and counter-marching in Burnside's Mud Campaignbefore reurning to camp.	Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
133	Fuller genealogies sometimes shows her Given Name as Rachel but town records shows it as Ruhamah.	Jones, Ruhama (I3053)
134	Funeral services were held Wednesday, April 17, at 2pm by the Rev. W. J. Milliner, Jr. Pallbearers were Johnnie Gladding, Mike Gladding, Hal Gladding, Bill Gladding, and Wayne Gentry. Interment was in the Liberty Cemetery.	Taylor, Sarah Elizabeth (I51)
135	George T. Scott was listed as the 78 year old widowed father-in-law living in the household of Henry and Sally Bull.	Scott, George Thomas (I548)
136	George was listed as the 27 year HH on line 78. Also listed were his wife Emma F, 25, and his daughter, Florence M., 2-10/12. His occupation was listed as a chauffeur for a private family	Goodfellow, George Sr. (I491)
137	Given to Jim Matthews by Wanda Jean Lewis on 19 Jan 2018	Source (S275)
138	Grover's physical description on the WWII Draft Registration card was white, 5'8", 180 lbs, bluel eyes, brown hair and a ruddy complexion. Other physical characteristic listed was heart ailments.	Ellis, Grover Cleveland (I2339)
139	Hannah Howland was the daughter of Pilgrim John Howland.	Howland, Hannah (I4527)
140	Hannah Tyng, Savage's wife, came to Virginia in 1621 in the good ship "Sea Flower," with Capttain Hamor, and the records show that on December 1, 1627, she was granted fifty acres of land in the Plantlation of Accomack, by way of dividend for having defrayed the expenses of her own transportation.	Tyng, Hannah (I1876)
141	He and his wife were living in his son's, Edmund B. Scarborough, household as well as his daughter, Ella R. Scarborough.	Scarburgh, Mitchell Thorogood III (I815)
142	He appeared as Alexander Ling, a 73 year old white male retired from service with real estate valued at $1,500 and a personal estate valued at $500. Also shown living in the household were Elizabeth Ling, a 53 year white female keeping house, and Margaret Taylor, a 12 year old white female domistic servant.	Lang, Alexander Jr. (I3)
143	He arrived on the Mayflower with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuller.	Fuller, Samuel (I2989)
144	He attended the common schools, Kingston Academy, and was graduated from Yale College in 1830; was admitted to the bar in 1833 and commenced practice in Kingston, N.Y.; member of the State senate in 1850 and 1851; elected as a Whig to the Thirty-second Congress (March 4, 1851-March 3, 1853); declined to be a candidate for renomination in 1852; resumed the practice of law in Kingston, N.Y.; auditor of the canal department of New York State in 1854 and 1855; superintendent of the banking department 1854-1856; president of the Kingston Board of Education for nine years; president of the village of Kingston in 1866, 1869, and 1870; delegate to the State constitutional convention in 1867; president of the board of directors of Kingston.	Schoonmaker, Marius (I3712)
145	He commanded a company in the revolutionary war, and was killed at Saratoga, at the capture of Burgoyne.	Allen, Capt. Jacob (I3184)
146	He died after 6 Mar 1759 when he was appointed to a town committee. No further record.	Rowley, Timothy (I4253)
147	He died as an unmarried sailor at sea. He resided at East Windsor, CT and was said to be a great wag, full of jokes and odd tricks.	Grant, Peter (I5144)
148	He died as soon as he was born..	Grant, Solomon (I5145)
149	He died at Sea.	Warren, Jabez (I4876)
150	He died at the home of his daughter, Ruth Mabel Albert (2870).	Timberger, Percy Roswell (I2860)

Notes

Linked to

101

Downing's Cemetery

102

During the Battle of Fair Oaks, Seven Pines the regiment made a forced march to Hanover Junction, destroying railroad track and rolling stock. Returning, it crossed the Chickahominy and rejoined the brigade near White Oak Swamp.

Reese, Capt. John (I2514)

103

Duty as inspector of 8th Lighthouse District, New Orleans, LA

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

104

Duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

105

Duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Norfolk, VA

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

106

Duty on the Catskill (iron clad)

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

107

Duty on the Falmouth (brig)

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

108

Edgehill Cemetery

Milliner, Nannie J. (I79)

109

Edgehill Cemetery

Finney, Sallie M. (I89)

110

Edmund Bowman [was] an English gentleman of wealth and position. He also was a Justice of Accomac in 1663, after the peninsula had been divided into two counties. Captain, afterwards Major Bowman, settled upon Folly Creek, which flows into Metomkin Inlet on the seaside, and built the first of the famous old mansions known as "Bowman's Folly." He was sheriff and a Burgess of Accomac.

Bowman, Major Edmond (I1909)

111

Edmund Read was the security on the Marriage License Bond.

Family: William Meredith Ker Scarburgh / Anne Parker Teackle (F683)

112

Edward Bayly was the security on the Marriage License Bond.

Family: Henry Scarburgh / Elizabeth Rogers (F691)

113

Edward R. Watson was the security on the Marriage License Bond. They were married on 20 Nov 1837.

Family: James Watson / Mary Emiline "Emilia" Scarburgh (F709)

114

Eight companies of the 98th PA Infantry moved to Washington, D.C. and were attached to Peck's Brigade, Couch's Division, Army of the Potomac for duty in the Defenses of Washington, DC. Companies G and H joined the regiment in December.

Reese, Capt. John (I2514)

115

Elijah Boggs was the security on the Marriage License Bond.

Family: John A. Scarburgh / Caroline C. Boggs (F706)

116

Elizabeth Howland is a descendant of Pilgrim John Howland

Howland, Elizabeth (I4490)

117

Elizabeth was mentioned in her father's will. She was shown as my daughter Betty Taylor in the will of William Taylor, wife Tabby...

Taylor, Elizabeth "Betty" (I2518)

118

Elmer's physical description on the WWII Draft Registration card was white, 5'6", 200 lbs, hazel eyes, black & gray hair and a ruddy complexion.

Burbage, Elmer Powell (I2354)

119

Emma Callahan is the step daughter of Jennifer Peters.

Callahan, Emma (I1738)

120

Ended military service as a TEC, served in WW II

Tull, Eddie Carrol (I146)

121

Enlisted in Company F, 39th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 26 Aug 1861.

Milliner, Capt. Southey S (I110)

122

Executive master, Minnesota (steam frigate)

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

123

Executive officer, Delaware (screw steamer), Asiatic Squadron

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

124

Executive officer, Juniata (steam sloop), South Atlantic Squadron

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

125

Executive officer, Manhattan (iron clad), West Gulf Blockading Squadron

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

126

Executive officer, Octorara (gun boat), West Gulf Blockading Squadron

Schoonmaker, Capt. Cornelius Marius (I3742)

127

Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1; Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1; Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1; Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1; Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1; Free White Persons - Under 20: 2; Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2; Total Free White Persons: 5; Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 5

DePuy, Abraham Ten Eyck (I3551)

128

From "Delayed Certificate of Birth" dated 21 Dec 1942 attested by A. B. Kelly, Uncle and neiighbor aged 61. As evidence the record was read from the bible, "Paris Smith borned Oct. 18, 1895" It was noted, "New Bible, old Bible containing record burned when home was burned 1907."

Smith, Paris James (I3858)

129

From 27 Apr through May 6, 1863 the regiment was involved with the Chancellorsville Campaign. On May 2
the regiment crossed the Rappahannock at Franklin's Crossing and camped that nght in the streets of Fredericksburg. The next day, under artillery fire at dawn, the regiment formed and occuoied Marye's Heights, losing one man killed and one wounded, then pursued the withdrawing Confederates to Salem heights. While at Salem Heights the regiment lost heavily in fighting on the south side of the road, including Colonel Ballier, who ws badly wounded in the foot and had to leave the field. Lieutenant Colonel Wynkoop took command. On May 4 at
Banks' Ford, Sedgwick's Corps is almost surrounded and overpowered. The regiment is sent to reinforce the left flank, successfully driving back a Confederate attack. Sedgwick, with the regiment, retired across the Rappahannock at Banks Ford and returned to its old camp. Lieutenant George Busch was mortally wounded, four men were killed, and three officers and 17 men were wounded.

Reese, Capt. John (I2514)

130

From Sep 6 through Sep 24 the regiment was involved in the Maryland Campaign, attached to 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 6th Army Corps, Army of the Potomac. On Sep 12 they crossed to the north bank of the Potomac at Edward's Ferry and then to Rohrersville. On Sep 18 they advanced to reconnoiter Maryland Heights, then on to Sharpsburg. On Sep 20 the regiment was at Williamsport in an unsuccesful attempt to intercept a raiding party. They recrossed the Potomac at Berlin, then proceded to New Baltimore.

Reese, Capt. John (I2514)

131

From Southern Maryland Online Obituaries: Joe Wheeler Smith of Port Republic, Md. passed away on July 29, 2007 at Washington Hospital Center. Husband of Mary C. Smith of Port Republic, father of Joseph W. Smith of San Diego Ca., Kathleen Dalkiewicz of New Market, Md. and Raymond M. Smith of Gig Harbor, Wa. Father in law of Edward Dalkiewicz and Mary Klimek-Smith. Grandfather of Jennifer, Kayla, Sidney, Sarah, Elizabeth Smith and Eddie Dalkiewicz. Brother of the late Bertha Willard.

Joe was born on January 26, 1925 in Harrogate, TN. to the late Paris James and Finie Cosby Smith. He served in the Army during WWII from 1943 to 1946. He retired from Exxon in 1975, then starting his own company, Smith Heating and Air Conditioning. He was very active in the community, being an active member in the Calvert County Lions Club, the Prince Frederick and Collington Masonic Lodge and the American Legion Post # 85 in Huntingtown. He loved to travel and would attend his WWII Reunions every year.

The family received friends at the Rausch Funeral Home, P. A. 4405 Broomes Island Rd., Port Republic, MD on Thursday August 2, 2007 from 2-4 & 6-8 P.M. where funeral service were held on Friday August 3, 2007 at 10:00 A.M. Interment MD Veterans Cemetery, Cheltenham, Md.

Smith, Joe Weeler (I3857)

132

Frpm Jan 20 through Jan 24, 1863 the regiment was involved with Burnside's Second Campaign or, as it would later be called, Burnside's, "Mud March." The regiment spent four days, marching and counter-marching in Burnside's Mud Campaignbefore reurning to camp.

Reese, Capt. John (I2514)

133

Fuller genealogies sometimes shows her Given Name as Rachel but town records shows it as Ruhamah.

Jones, Ruhama (I3053)

134

Funeral services were held Wednesday, April 17, at 2pm by the Rev. W. J. Milliner, Jr. Pallbearers were Johnnie Gladding, Mike Gladding, Hal Gladding, Bill Gladding, and Wayne Gentry. Interment was in the Liberty Cemetery.

Taylor, Sarah Elizabeth (I51)

135

George T. Scott was listed as the 78 year old widowed father-in-law living in the household of Henry and Sally Bull.

Scott, George Thomas (I548)

136

George was listed as the 27 year HH on line 78. Also listed were his wife Emma F, 25, and his daughter, Florence M., 2-10/12. His occupation was listed as a chauffeur for a private family

Goodfellow, George Sr. (I491)

137

Given to Jim Matthews by Wanda Jean Lewis on 19 Jan 2018

Source (S275)

138

Grover's physical description on the WWII Draft Registration card was white, 5'8", 180 lbs, bluel eyes, brown hair and a ruddy complexion. Other physical characteristic listed was heart ailments.

Ellis, Grover Cleveland (I2339)

139

Hannah Howland was the daughter of Pilgrim John Howland.

Howland, Hannah (I4527)

140

Hannah Tyng, Savage's wife, came to Virginia in 1621 in the good ship "Sea Flower," with Capttain Hamor, and the records show that on December 1, 1627, she was granted fifty acres of land in the Plantlation of Accomack, by way of dividend for having defrayed the expenses of her own transportation.

Tyng, Hannah (I1876)

141

He and his wife were living in his son's, Edmund B. Scarborough, household as well as his daughter, Ella R. Scarborough.

Scarburgh, Mitchell Thorogood III (I815)

142

He appeared as Alexander Ling, a 73 year old white male retired from service with real estate valued at $1,500 and a personal estate valued at $500. Also shown living in the household were Elizabeth Ling, a 53 year white female keeping house, and Margaret Taylor, a 12 year old white female domistic servant.

Lang, Alexander Jr. (I3)

143

He arrived on the Mayflower with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuller.

Fuller, Samuel (I2989)

144

He attended the common schools, Kingston Academy, and was graduated from Yale College in 1830; was admitted to the bar in 1833 and commenced practice in Kingston, N.Y.; member of the State senate in 1850 and 1851; elected as a Whig to the Thirty-second Congress (March 4, 1851-March 3, 1853); declined to be a candidate for renomination in 1852; resumed the practice of law in Kingston, N.Y.; auditor of the canal department of New York State in 1854 and 1855; superintendent of the banking department 1854-1856; president of the Kingston Board of Education for nine years; president of the village of Kingston in 1866, 1869, and 1870; delegate to the State constitutional convention in 1867; president of the board of directors of Kingston.

Schoonmaker, Marius (I3712)

145

He commanded a company in the revolutionary war, and was killed at Saratoga, at the capture of Burgoyne.

Allen, Capt. Jacob (I3184)

146

He died after 6 Mar 1759 when he was appointed to a town committee. No further record.

Rowley, Timothy (I4253)

147

He died as an unmarried sailor at sea. He resided at East Windsor, CT and was said to be a great wag, full of jokes and odd tricks.

Grant, Peter (I5144)

148

He died as soon as he was born..