History remembers only the celebrated, genealogy remembers them all. - L. Overmire
Matches 2,801 to 2,850 of 2,960
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| 2801 | Thomas Hodnett, Esquire, was "of Belvelly Castle" in County Cork. | Hodnett, Thomas (I2997)
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| 2802 | Thomas Leigh was rector of Harpsden. | Leigh, Thomas of Adlestrop and Longborough (I19641)
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| 2803 | Thomas Lewis enlisted as a private in Company F, 155 Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, on 2 May 1864. He was mustered out at Camp Dennison, Ohio, on 27 August 1864. | Lewis, Thomas J. (I20461)
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| 2804 | Thomas Loftus (Lofty, Loftis, etc.) was from St. James Parish, Bristol, England. | Loftus, Thomas (I8616)
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| 2805 | Thomas Ludlow was an ancestor of Eleanor Roosevelt. | Ludlow, Thomas (I5917)
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| 2806 | Thomas Marshall lived at Reading, Ipswich, and Andover, Massachusetts. | Marshall, Thomas (I1349)
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| 2807 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7)
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| 2808 | Thomas may have been born in Frederick County, Maryland. He purchased land near Marion, North Carolina. | Burchfield, Thomas (I9530)
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| 2809 | Thomas may have died prior to his father's death on 17 May 1893, as he is not mentioned in the estate papers. | Jones, Thomas (I20466)
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| 2810 | Thomas McClure was a pharmacist, public school teacher, grocery store owner, and farmer. | McClure, Thomas Henry (I1602)
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| 2811 | Thomas McIntosh possibly married Annie Reilly in St. Mary, Dundee, in 1901. | McIntosh, Thomas (I18043)
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| 2812 | Thomas owned land in Baltimore County, Maryland, in 1750. | Burchfield, Thomas (I9702)
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| 2813 | Thomas Plunkett was the 2nd Baron Louth. | Plunkett, Thomas (I3247)
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| 2814 | Thomas Porter appears to have settled in Winchcombe, in the Cotswolds near Tewkesbury, east of Ashelworth. | Porter, Thomas (I10147)
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| 2815 | Thomas Price and Minerva Romine were married by L. Moore, J.P. | Family: Thomas Price / Minerva Romine (F10781)
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| 2816 | Thomas Rousseau was in Nouvelle-France by 1667, when he married Madeleine Olivier on October 5 at Québec City. They settled in the parish of St-Pierre at Rivière-du-Sud, but their eleven children were born and married in a variety of places around Montmagny. | Rousseau, Thomas (I9886)
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| 2817 | Thomas Rutherford and Ann Benvie were married "by declaration in presence of John Kinghorn, private, 2/4 K.O.S.Bs and Helen ? Riddle wife of a gardener." | Family: Thomas Hislop Paterson Rutherford / Ann Benvie (F1579)
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| 2818 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I12289)
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| 2819 | Thomas Vincent was a barrister at the Middle Temple, ancestor of the Wards of Hooton Pagnell. | Ward, Thomas (I22543)
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| 2820 | Thomas was a knight. | Fitzwilliam, Thomas (I3274)
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| 2821 | Thomas was at the orphanage from 5 March 1910 until 21 April 1910, at which time he went to live with his father. | Duff, Thomas McIntosh (I17152)
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| 2822 | Thomas was Sir Thomas Colcough, Knight of Tintern Abbey. | Colcough, Thomas (I3224)
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| 2823 | Thomas was the Sherrif of Dublin. | Fitzwilliam, Thomas (I3282)
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| 2824 | Thomas Weld was a minister. | Weld, Thomas (I9448)
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| 2825 | Thomas West was the 2nd Baron de la Warr. | West, Thomas (I3212)
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| 2826 | Thomas West was the 3rd Baron de la Warr and Govenor of Virginia. | West, Thomas (I3206)
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| 2827 | Thomas Withers was also known as Joe. | Withers, Thomas (I14945)
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| 2828 | Thomas Wodehouse was the first Baronet Wodehouse. | Wodehouse, Thomas (I19397)
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| 2829 | Thomasine Grogan Bryan was living at Cain Creek, Walker County, Georgia, at the time of the 1880 census. | Grogan, Thomasine (I1641)
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| 2830 | Thurza's marriage record states that her father was Isaiah Romine. | Romine, Thurza (I28392)
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| 2831 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I15875)
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| 2832 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I474)
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| 2833 | Timothy Evans of Cilcennin married a Hannah Jones of Llanddewi Aberarth, Cardiganshire, Wales, on this date. They are likely the parents of Evan Evans, who was born in 1841 in Cilcennin while his parents were living at Carnau, Cilcennin. See https://bryan-martin.net/genealogy/showmedia.php?mediaID=4860. | Family: Timothy Evans / Hannah Jones (F10523)
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| 2834 | Timothy Jones and Reuben Rambo laid out the village of Centerville, Gallia County, Ohio, on 6 May 1835. | Jones, Timothy (I28806)
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| 2835 | Truett Neathery is a real estate appraiser in Auburn, California (2009). | Neathery, Truett (I23045)
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| 2836 | two daughters, Grace Lola and Alma May, died in childhood. Information from "Complete Cemetery Census of Young County, Texas 1837-1995" p.338 (Jack and Marie Loftin | Dean, Dovie May (I21778)
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| 2837 | Various documents show that Solomon Lee was a planter and a road worker in New Hanover County, North Carolina. He also served as a juror and in the state militia from the Wilmington District during the American Revolution. | Lee, Solomon (I5213)
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| 2838 | Venus Buell went to Montana. | Buell, Sylvenus R. (I1012)
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| 2839 | Vernon Hauk was living in Troy, Ohio, in 1932. | Hauk, Vernon (I1140)
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| 2840 | Victor Richard and his family were exiled to Duxbury, Massachusetts, where they are recorded in the censuses of 1757 and 1763. Sometime after that they moved to St-Jacques de l'Achigan, like many other exiled Acadians. | Richard, Victor (I2270)
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| 2841 | Victor Talley served in the Navy during World War II. | Talley, Victor Arvil (I14041)
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| 2842 | Viola Hunter was a nurse at the State Hospital in Morganton, North Carolina, for many years. | Hunter, Viola (I12947)
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| 2843 | Virginia's maiden name may have been Sage. | Stage, Virginia Anna (I13003)
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| 2844 | Vivien was the third of Vivien's sons to marry. In 1669, presumably just before his departure for Canada, his marriage contract with Anne Trollet was annulled. Two years later, on 29 November 1771, he was married in Québec City to Catherine Gateau, a King's girl from the parish of Saint-Médard in Paris. The 20-year-old bride seems to have hesitated in her choice of a husband. On 11 October 1671, she had signed a marriage contract with Abraham Albert; the contract was annulled. On the following 2 November, there was the contract with Vivien Jean. It was also annulled but the parties changed their minds and validated it 17 days later. In his history of the King's girls, Sylvio Dumas wrote that the girl had a marriage portion worth 300 pounds as well as the King's dowry of 50 pounds. The couple had six boys and three girls. The younger ones were born at Champlain. | Jean, Vivien (I13896)
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| 2845 | Vocemassussia was an Ojibway Indian. She was reportedly the sister or half-sister of Tecumseh. | Vocemassussia (I23637)
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| 2846 | Vol. 13, p. 267 | Source (S19)
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| 2847 | Vol. 35, p. 319 | Source (S20)
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| 2848 | Vol. 37, p. 268 | Source (S18)
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| 2849 | W 1/2 96 SEC OLD 2ND FROM NORTH LINE | Lewis, Rachel Ann (I18)
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| 2850 | W M and Elizabeth married twice. | Family: Walter Marvin Stewart / Elizabeth A. ? (F8323)
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