A Journey Through Time
Matches 401 to 450 of 669
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 401 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1743)
|
| 402 | Joseph Jr. was listed in the census as the 7 year old son of Joseph Goodfellow, the head of household | Goodfellow, Joseph Jr. (I2071)
|
| 403 | Joseph P. McCormick and Margaret McCormick wittnessed the marriage berformed by the minister Eugene Russel. | Family: Percy Roswell Timberger / Mabel Rose Kniffin (F564)
|
| 404 | Joseph S. Hill and William Burton were the security on the Marriage License Bond. | Family: John C. Kellam. / Jane M.K. Scarburgh (F689)
|
| 405 | Joseph was listed as the 52 year old HH on line 83. Also listed were his wife Matilda, 48, his son George, 18, his daughter Jessie, 16, his daughter Violet, 14, his son, Walter, 9, his son, Joseph Jr., 7, and his daughter Katherine, 5. His occupation was listed as a horse shoer, smithy. | Goodfellow, Joseph (I2065)
|
| 406 | Joseph was listed as the 62 year old HH on line 18. Also listed were his wife Matilda, 57, his son, Walter, 20, his son, Joseph Jr., 18, and his daughter Katherine, 16. His occupation was listed as a horse shoer, blacksmith. | Goodfellow, Joseph (I2065)
|
| 407 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1736)
|
| 408 | Kate Reardon (3086), a domestic servant from Ireland, also resided in this hosehold along with Sylvester B. Fuller's family. | Fuller, Sylvester Brown (I3062)
|
| 409 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2072)
|
| 410 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2072)
|
| 411 | Kirk Littleton McKay of Lakeland, FL and formerly of this city, died Sunday at a hospital in Jacksonville, FL after an illness of three months. He was the brother of A.C. McKay and Mrs. Grace Mckay Webb of this city. Mr. McKay, who was a resident of this city 25 years ago, was associated with Parker and Spencer. At the time of his death, he was engaged in business with his elder son, Kirk L. McKay Jr. He is also survived by another son, Flint McKay of Lakeland; a brother, Howard McKay, Pocomoke City, MD; an aunt, Mrs. Edna P. Hussey, and an uncle, Horace Trader, both of this city. Burial will be in Lakeland at 9 Tomorrow. | McKay, Kirk Littleton (I2673)
|
| 412 | Krista died from ovarian cancer. | Redick, Krista June (I1691)
|
| 413 | Larry was born in January 17, 1923 in Montgomery, N.Y., village of Maybrook, one of thirteen children of Harry Roe, Sr. and Ella Depew Roe. He passed away peacefully due to respiratory failure on October 2, 2009 in Tacoma WA surrounded by his family. He was preceded in death by his wife of 43 years, Delphina Rosa Guerrero Roe (9/10/1926 ? 10/6/1988). He is survived by siblings George Roe, Sarah Pelgreen, William Roe and Howard Roe; children Lawrence Roe, Jr., Steven Roe and wife Anne Marie, Debra Bennion and husband Scott; also his companion of many years Madge Thomson; 6 grand children; 9 great grandchildren; numerous friends and extended family. Larry?s earliest work years were with the C.C.C. before enlisting in the US Navy in 1942, serving as a gunner on aircraft carriers in WWII until his discharge in 1945 in Bremerton WA. When he met Delphina she was a stewardess on the ferry Kalakala and they were married April 18, 1945. They settled in West Seattle (living there until 1988.) After the war, Larry became an expert upholsterer, working in furniture manufacturing before moving to custom work for the last 15 years of his career with Terrace Upholstery. Larry loved fishing, hunting or just enjoying the outdoors. He was a longtime member of the Fin and Feather sportsman?s club as well as Eagles Aerie 2888 and the Rebeka Lodge. He enjoyed touring the U.S. by car, and visiting far flung relatives. He loved to laugh and to see others laugh. He was always fun to be around. He made his home in Mountlake Terrace, WA for the last 21 years. To those who knew and loved him, our world will not be the same. He will be greatly missed. A family memorial service was held in Maple Valley, WA. | Roe, Lawrence (Larry) Sr. (I471)
|
| 414 | Last Will and Testament of John Fisher In the name of God Amen I John Fisher at this time beinge sick under the hand of the Lord yet beinge in perfett memory thanks be to my god doe ordayne this to bee my last will and testament: First unto the Lord I bequeath my soule for there it is due and my boddy to the earth for out of it was formed, And as for those goodes which in this life He hath bestowed upon me I do bequeath as followeth Imprimis I doe bequeath unto my sone John Fisher one cowe called by the name of Cowepen, and two yearling heifers marked viz. Cropt on both eares and the right eare slite. Item I doe bequeath to my sonne Stephen Fisher one Browne Cowe with a whitt star in the foreheade and one brown yearelinge heighfer called Wann but the first Cowe calfe that the aforesaid browne heighfer of Stephens shall bringe, I doe desire my sonne Phillipp May have it. Item, I doe bequeath to my sonne Phillipp Fisher one calfe betwixt the agee of two or three yeeres Further I doe bequeath unto my sonne John Fisher when he comes of age the plantation which I nowe hould contayninge one hundred and Fifty acres. Lastly I doe bequrath to my wiffe Elizabeth all the mouvables one man servant and all my hoggs, and then with my prayers to the Almightye for everyone of them desiringe the Lord to blisse prosper and alwayes to keepe them and send us a joyfull Resurrection to the glorye of god and our comforte Amen. Witnes my hand the 4th day of December Anno Domini 1639. John Fisher In the presents of us Henry Armytradinge, the marke Robert Kendall, Phillipp Chapman. | Fisher, John 1st (I2230)
|
| 415 | Levin Core was the security on the Marriage License Bond of Samuel H. Scarburgh and Elizabeth H. Bayly orphan Isma. They were married on 1 Mar 1832. | Family: Samuel H. Scarburgh / Elizabeth H. Bayly (F705)
|
| 416 | Levin Rodgers was the security on the Marriage License Bond. | Family: William W. Cutler / Anna M. Scarburgh (F694)
|
| 417 | Lewis F. Taylor, head of household, was listed as a 49 year old married farmer in the census. Also listed as living in this household were his wife, Mary J., 38; his sons Alfred J. 17, Lewis T. 15, Robert J.C. 11, Delany 9, Washington 7 and his daughters Adelle 5 and Eula 2. Alfred, Lewis and Robert were shown to be employed as farm labor. | Taylor, Lewis F. (I2428)
|
| 418 | Lewis T. Taylor was listed as the 44 year old head of the household. Also living at this household were Lillie M. Taylor, his 29-year old wife; his daughters Myrtle E. 18, Mabel S. 14, Helen M. 4 yrs 10 mos, Mary V. 1 yr 12 mos; and his sons Melvin L. 19 and Ralph S. 17. | Taylor, Lewis Thomas (I2362)
|
| 419 | Lewis T. Taylor was listed as the 55 year old head of the household. Also living at this household were Lillie G. Taylor, his 39-year old wife; his daughters Helen M. 15 and Mary L.12 and his brother, Robert Taylor 51. | Taylor, Lewis Thomas (I2362)
|
| 420 | Lewis T. Taylor, the head of the household was listed as a 26 year old laborer at a sawmill. Also living at this household were Lillie Taylor,27, his wife; his daughters Dorris 10, Myrtle 7, Beatrice 4 and his sons Melvin 2 and Marvin 6mo. | Taylor, Lewis Thomas (I2362)
|
| 421 | Littleton P. Henderson was the security on the Marriage License Bond and Hutchinson Kellam gave consent. | Family: Abraham J. Scarburgh / Margaret Kellam (F693)
|
| 422 | Living in 1691; n.f.r. | Jones, Mary (I4052)
|
| 423 | Living in 1691; Possibly the Mehitable Jones who was mother of Hannah, born in Sandwich 12 Apr 1696 reputed daughter of Gideon Gifford. | Jones, Mehitable (I4053)
|
| 424 | Living in 1691;n.f.r. | Jones, Mercy (I4048)
|
| 425 | Living in East Haddam 15 Aug 1700; n.f.r. | Rowley, Sarah (I4061)
|
| 426 | Lorenzo was shown as the Head of Household # 698. He was listed as a 48 yr old Sailor with Real Estate valued at 4000 and Personal Property valued at 1000. | Lawson, Lorenzo D. (I1312)
|
| 427 | Lt. John Reese was promoted from 1st Lt. to Capt. | Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
|
| 428 | Lt. John Reese was promoted from 2nd Lt. to 1st Lt. | Reese, Capt. John (I2514)
|
| 429 | LUCAS, SOLOMON - 30 Dec 1751 - 25 Aug 1752 - To son Southy Lucas 100 A where I now live. To son Elijah Lucas 100 A which my father bought of Mason Abbott. To son Solomon Lucas 50 A which fell to me by the death of my bro. Robinson Lucas. Friends Middleton Mason & William Mason Exrs. Bal. of est. to be div. bet. all my children. Witt: Middleton Mason & William Mason - p. 90 In orde4r of Prob: Robert Pitt app. guardian to Southy Lucas, heir at law to the testator - The executors named in said will relinguished their right and Eleanor Lucas, wid. of the testator qualified. | Lucas, Solomon (I913)
|
| 430 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1209)
|
| 431 | Luella was listed as Ella Depuy. | Family: Harry Ezra Roe, Sr. / Luella Mae DePuy (F211)
|
| 432 | Luther H. Read was the security on the Marriage License Bond. | Family: John Scarburgh / Sabrah P. Towsend (F724)
|
| 433 | Lynday Lee Tyndall appeared in the 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Federal Census living in the Atlantic District in Accomack County, Virginia. | Tyndall, Lynda Lee (I708)
|
| 434 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1734)
|
| 435 | Married by J McNabb | Family: James E. Lang / Sallie M. Finney (F52)
|
| 436 | Married by M Oldham | Family: Meshack Lang / Anna D. 'Annie' Blackwell (F67)
|
| 437 | Mary W. Henderson, age 6, and Sallie E. Pruitt, age 83, also appeared in the 1910 census. Selena Pruitt was listed as Selvia. | Family: Charles D. Henderson / Selena C. Pruitt (F638)
|
| 438 | Matthew Fuller did not accompany his parents and brother on the Mayflower. He was likely older than his younger brother Samuel (b. about 1608) and may have stayed in England (with other children?) to continue his education. He is first mentioned in the New England Records in a deed October 1640 and it's believed that 1640 is the year of his arrival and that of his family. He was granted 10 acres in Plymouth in April, 1642, the same year he was a juryman and propounded Freeman. However, he did not take the Freeman's oath until 7 June 1653. | Fuller, Dr. Matthew (I2987)
|
| 439 | Maude Marion and Paige were married at the Baptist parsonage by the Rev. L. E. McKenny on Tuesday afternoon, April 4th, 1939. | Family: Page Turner Shrieves / Maude Marion Dalby (F63)
|
| 440 | Maude Marion Dalby Shreeves graduated from Cape Charles High School in 1939. At the final exercises, she gave the devotional. The school's Baccalaureate Sermon was given on Sunday, May 28, 1939. Class Night was Wednesday, May 31, 1939. | Dalby, Maude Marion (I124)
|
| 441 | Minnie became deaf at the age of 3 months from a cold in the ear and whooping cough. | Housel, Minnie E. (I2854)
|
| 442 | mortgaged one hundred and one and a half acres | Witter, John (I2721)
|
| 443 | Mount Zion Cemetery | Brinkerhoff, Gertrude (I102)
|
| 444 | Mount Zion Cemetery | Kniffin, Caroline (I159)
|
| 445 | moved to Norwich, Windsor Co., VT | Hatch, Joesph (I4670)
|
| 446 | moved to So. Bristol, Ontario Co., NY. | Hatch, Nathan (I4669)
|
| 447 | Mr FRank FcKay, formerly of Sanford, died at his home at Lakeland, FL, on Saturday, June 11, at the age of 69 years. The remains were brought to Accomack county and funeral services were held from the Sanford Methodist Episcopal church, on Tuesday, June 14, conducted by the Rev. F.T. Fulcher, and interment was in the Bonniwell cemetery. Mr McKay moved from Sanford in 1914 to Lakeland, FL and started a funiture business from which he retired in 1925. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Annie McKay; three sons, W.H. McKay, Makemie Park, A.C. McKay, Newport News and Kirk McKay; one daughter, Mrs Grace Webb, of Lakeland, FL; one sister, Mrs W.S. Knaub, York, PA, and two brothers, A.H. Hass and Howard J. Hass of York, PA. The active pallbarers were W.W. McCready, R.L. McCready, John Drummond, J.H. Wessells, Spice Taylor, Hermon Only; honorary, W.R. Byrd, Dorsey Marshall, W.F. White, Riley Bull, M.A. Stant and A.T. Corbin. | Hass, Franklin McClellen K. (I2662)
|
| 448 | Mr. Ashton F. Scott, age 73, of 1256 Gondola Court, Boynton Beach, died March 8, 1982 in a local hospital. He was a nine year resident here coming from Bethesda, MD. Mr. Scott is survived by his wife, Marjorie of Boynton Beach; three daughters, Mrs. Dixie Shumaker of Temperanceville, VA, Mrs. Marjorie Steinberg, Los Angeles, CA, Mrs Carol Robinson, Los Angeles, CA; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. ...Internment will be in Menomonie, WI. | Scott, Ashton Franklin (I554)
|
| 449 | Mr. Z. Douglas Lewis, aged 59 years of Mappsville, died on 29 Oct 1937 at Northampton-Accomack Hospital of injuries received when he was struck by a car. He was survived by a widow, 2 sons and 1 brother, all of who were listed. | Lewis, Zadoc Douglas (I730)
|
| 450 | Mrs. A.J. McKay - Funeral services for Mrs. Amy Jones McKay, 66, of 311-66th St., Newport News, will be held at 2 pm today at her home. The Rev. Esdras S. Gruver, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Peninsula Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Axel T. Mattson, G.F. Lenz Jr., W.J. Bright III, R.H. Seward, Walter C. Palmer III, Nelson T. Overton, T.T. Thompson, James E. Dowell and S.W. Nelms. Other friends of the family will serve as honorary pallbearers. | Jones, Amy S. (I2685)
|
We strive to document all of our sources in this family tree. If you have something to add, please let us know.
