Notes: Darlene's Family Genealogy

Matches 651 to 700 of 10,957

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651	1 Chronicles 3:21-22 Hananiah's sons were Pelatiah and Jeshaiah; Jeshaiah's son was Rephaiah; Rephaiah's son was Arnan; Arnan's son was Obadiah: Obadiah's son was Shecaniah; Shecaniah's son was Shemaiah; Shemaiah had six sons, including Hattush, Igal, Bariah, Neariah, and Shaphat.	HANANIAH (I27162)
652	1 Chronicles 3:23 Neariah had three sons: Eli-o-enai, Hizkiah, Azrikam	HIZKIAH (I28943)
653	107th Regiment New York Infantry Co. F Other info. indicate Co. D Enlisted August 6, 1862 Discharged June 5, 1865, in Washington, D.C. Died at Roanoke, VA at the home of his son while on furlough from the National Soldiers' Home in Hampton, VA The following additional information was contributed by Beth Gruenewald, his great granddaughter: He was captured 16th November1864 at Social Circle, Georgia and was imprisoned at Andersonville until its May 1865 liberation. He may have served as a courier carrying three (3) messages to Mullen, Georgia in October 1865. His service record can be found in U.S. Civil War Soldiers' Records and Profiles, Gravesite Details US Veteran marker placed next to headstone by the Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp # 20 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Roanoke, VA	HARRINGTON, Miles S. (I105278)
654	12th Earl of Oxford They had five sons and three daughters He was arrested with his eldest son for plotting against the King, tried for high treason, and condemned to death. John De Vere, Earl of Oxford, was beheaded on Tower Hill on 26 Feb 1462. His widow died soon after Christmas 1475 or later, apparently at Stratford Nunnery. They were buried in Austin Friars', London.	DE VERE, John Knt. (I89847)
655	1677 November 22, the land in Boston Neck,North Kingstown, formerly belonging to John Paine, containing about 350 acres, was conveyed to William Clarke; said land was between land of Captain Thomas Willet, deceased, on the south, and John Brown on the north (History of Washington Count, p. 390, by Cole). 1679, August 1, William Clarke petitioned the Assembly concerning several Indians, by him and his company taken in time of war, and recites he was "commander of one of the sloops in 1676 which was taken from him by the government and for which he now asks indemnity." The case was referred to the Town Councils of Newport and Portsmouth, R.I By a letter of roger Williams in Connecticut archives, dated 1675, June 25, it would appear that the naval force "was composed of sloops," and that it was sent out nearly a year before it appears upon the Rhode Island records (Conn MSS., Vol. 1. p. 200, in R.I. Hist. Soc) 1683, Oct. 19, Administration to widow Hannah, Inventory, 15 head of neat cattle, 60 sheep, 3 horsekind, 10 swine, feather bed, silk grass bed, flock bed, iron, pewter, musket, etc.	CLARKE, William (I71777)
656	1702, June 29, he was chosen 2nd Fence Viewer: 1704, July 21, town clerk; 1712, August 21, ordained an Elder and colleague of Elder Maxson. The Church then had 130 members. In Will of John Mosher is stated "to children of deceased daughter Dorothy Clarke, each 40 shillings, viz., to Freegift, Dorothy, Experience and Joseph." Wil of Joseph Clarke, Jr., yeoman of Westerly, dated 1719, May 29, recorded at Westerly, Rhode Island, mentions brother-in-law Oliver Babcock, sons Joseph and Elisha, both under 21 years of age; daughters Dorothy Clarke, Freegift Saunders, and Experience Clarke. Witness was Thomas Clarke. Inventory was taken 1719, July 6, and amounted to L199 8s. 11d.	CLARKE, Joseph (I71493)
657	1709, December 21, John Clarke, yeoman, of Westerly, and Mary, his wife, deeded land at Westerly, R.I., to William Wilkinson; recorded 1710, January 2; 1719, April 15, receipt from Westerly Town Council to Mary Clarke, widow of John Clarke, was recorded. The inventory of John Clarke's effects was appraised by William Clarke.	CLARKE, John (I71495)
658	1718/9, March 24, He deeded to Benjamin Sprague of Lebanon the farm given him by his honored father John Sprague. 1724, Capt. John sprague with 22 sentinels marched from Simsbury, Conn. 1739, Capt. Sprague removed from Lebanon to Sharon, Conn. He drew the 37th home lot. He was a Selectman for several years, and what is singular he could not write his name. The words John 'X' Sprague are appended to many official documents on the Sharon records. He built the first frame house in the town. In 1748, he exchanged farms with Cornelius Knickerbocker and removed to Furnace Village (now Lakeville) in Salisbury, Conn. He afterwards removed to Canaan, Conn., where he died. 1748/9, Feb. 7 He was living in Salisbury when he and his brother Ephraim Sprague of Lebanon sold for L800 certain land formerly owned by their father John sprague. 1754, July 31, Will - Names his sons, Ebenezer, Jonathan and John; daughters Huldah Bird, Rachel Sprague, and granddaughter Mary Babcock, daughter of Hannah, deceased and his loving wife Hannah.	SPRAGUE, Capt. John (I4338)
659	1740, admitted freeman of Westerly. 1751, October 11, Joseph Pendleton and Sarah, his wife, deeded to Elisha Clarke land at Westerly, RI. 1758, April 19, Elisha Clarke and mary, his wife, deeded (?) land at Westerly. He and his wife, mary, were witnesses to a deed made by John Contrell to John Hall, dated 1744, July 10. was named in census of 1774 as of Westerly, with 2 males over, 4 under, 4 females over and 1 under 16 = 11, ad in military census at Statehouse, Providence, in 1777. Was in the Alarm Co. (Town Rec. Vol. 2) and served 15 months in the Revolutionary Army. Will of Elisha Clarke of Westerly dated 1789, September 1, was proved 1796, August 29, and recorded 1796, August 31; it mentions wife Mary, giving her one-third of estate; seven sons, viz.: Elisha,Thomas, George, Joshua, Like, John, and Lewis; daughters Mary Clarke, Anna Pendleton, Martha Saunders and Hannah Clarke. Appoints son George sole executor. Inventory taken 1796,August 22, amounted to L72 5s 0d. Will ordered on record 1796, August 26. George Clarke, Executor.	CLARKE, Elisha (I73328)
660	1764, August 22, he, then called Joshua Clarke, Jr., of Hopkinton, deeded to Joshua Clarke land at Hopkinton. recorded 1764, August 25. Witnesses to deed were harriet and Ethan Clarke.	CLARKE, Joshua (I71809)
661	1767, April 14, he was an appraiser on estate at Stonington, Conn., 1775, November 27, Benjamin Clarke and Benjamin Clarke, Jr., appear on inventory of an estate at Stonington, Conn.; 1787, January 15, Benjamin Clarke, of Stonington, deeded to ----, land at Westerly.	CLARKE, Benjamin (I71819)
662	1790 Census Massachusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00098)
663	1800 Census - Bertie Co., North Carolina males under 10 = 2 Males 10-15 =1 Males 26-44 =1 Females under 10 = 1 Females 26-44 = 1 Based on this, it seems very likely that they are the parents of Ezekiel, David, James B., Jonathan, John Zeddock, William and Augustus. Plus, a daughter. I will be attaching these siblings, based on this assumption. However, further research is needed.	SLAUGHSON, John (I1477)
664	1800 Census Massachusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00099)
665	1800 Census New York, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00100)
666	1800 Census Rhode Island, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00101)
667	1800 Census Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00102)
668	1810 Census Monroe, Orange Co., New York Male 16-25 1 Female under 10 1 16-25 1 Total: 3 1820 Census Monroe, Orange Co., New York Male under 10 1 26-44 1 Female under 10 2 10-15 1 26-44 1 Total: 6 1830 Census Monroe, Orange Co., New York Male 15-19 1 40-49 1 Female 15-19 2 20-29 1 40-49 1 Total: 6 1840 Census Monroe, Orange Co., New York Male under 5 1 10-14 1 40-49 1 Female 30-39 1 Total: 4	FENNER, Nicholas Jr. (I2931)
669	1810 Census Maine, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00103)
670	1810 Census Massachusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00104)
671	1810 Census Rhode Island, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00105)
672	1820 Census Connecticut, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00106)
673	1820 Census Maine, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00107)
674	1820 Census Massschusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00108)
675	1820 Census New York, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00109)
676	1820 Census Vermont, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00110)
677	1830 Census Poundridge, New York Males 15-19 1 20-29 1 Females <5 1 20-29 1 Total: 4 1840 Census Pound Ridge, Westchester Co., New York Males <5 1 5-9 2 30-39 1 Females <5 1 10-14 1 30-39 1 Total: 7	MILLER, Medad (I72374)
678	1830 Census Monroe, Orange Co., New York Male under 5 1 20-29 1 Female 20-29 1 Total: 3	STEPHENS, Abraham (I2955)
679	1830 Census Autauga, Alabama Male Under 5 = 2 Male 5-9 = 1 Male 30-39 = 1 Female 20-29 = 1 1840 Census Montgomery, Alabama Male 5-9 = 1 Male 10-14 = 2 Male 40-49 = 1 Female 60-69 = 1	SLAWSON, John Zeddock (I51704)
680	1830 Census Lowndes Co., Alabama Males under 5 = 2 " bet. 5-9 = 1 " bet 30-39 = 1 Female bet. 15-19 = 1 " bet. 20-29 = 1 Total = 6 Not sure who the female, age bet. 15-19 is. Might be a sister or sister-in-law. 1840 Census Lowndes Co., Alabama Males under 5 = 2 " bet. 5-9 = 2 " bet. 10-14 = 2 " bet. 40-49 = 1 Female 30-39 = 1 total: 8	SLAWSON, David Leander (I1514)
681	1830 Census Massachusetts, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00112)
682	1830 Census New York, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00113)
683	1830 Census South Salem, Westchester Co., New York Susannah Slawson Males 20-29 1 Females 20-29 1 Females 60-69 1 Total: 3	GREEN, Susannah (I26013)
684	1830 Census, Source Medium: Census 1830 U.S. Census .	Source (S00111)
685	1840 Census Poundridge, Westchester Co., New York Males <5 1 5-9 1 30-39 1 Females 5-9 1 30-39 1 Total: 5	LITTLE, Cyrus B. (I36185)
686	1840 Census Galway, Saratoga Co., New York, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00114)
687	1840 Census Greene County, Illinois M704-60, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00115)
688	1840 Census New Canaan, Fairfield Co., Connecticut.	Source (S00116)
689	1840 Census New York, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00117)
690	1840 Census Vermont, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00118)
691	1841 Census Bickleigh, Devon, England.	Source (S00119)
692	1841 Census Lamerton, Devon, England.	Source (S00120)
693	1841 Census Okehampton, Devon, England.	Source (S00121)
694	1841 Census St. Benedict & St. John Glastonbury, Somerset, England.	Source (S00122)
695	1841 Census Tavistock, Devon, England.	Source (S04233)
696	1841 Census Whitestone, Devon, England.	Source (S00123)
697	1850 Census Adams, Hamilton County, Indiana.	Source (S04092)
698	1850 Census Algonquin, McHenry Co., Illinois, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S00125)
699	1850 Census Ashland, Greene County, New York.	Source (S03894)
700	1850 Census Athens Twp., Bradford County, Pennsylvania.	Source (S00126)