Notes

Matches 1,501 to 1,550 of 3,311

	Notes	Linked to
1501	Child, name unknown.	Frost (I3572)
1502	CHRISTENING: 1st Church	Marston, John (I12446)
1503	CHRISTENING: Either Christening or Birth place is in error	Alvord, Jane Or Joan Or Joanna (I6891)
1504	CHRISTENING: First Church of,	Frost, Mrs. Tabitha (I3568)
1505	CHRISTENING: First Church,	Bird, Joseph (I10256)
1506	CHRISTENING: First congregational	Brockett, Benjamin (I7455)
1507	CHRISTENING: First Presbyterian Church,	Frost, Abigail (I3577)
1508	CHRISTENING: Firstcongregatio	Brockett, Samuel (I7456)
1509	CHRISTENING: Firstcongregatio	Brockett, John (I7457)
1510	CHRISTENING: Firstcongregatio,	Doolittle, Mary (I10080)
1511	CHRISTENING: Halstead, , Dedham, Essex, England. Is it Halstead or Dedham?	Butler, William (I12350)
1512	CHRISTENING: Kelvedon Hall, Kelvedon-Hatch, Essex, England	Wright, John "The Elder" Senior/ Senior (I11045)
1513	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Herman, Andrew (I12993)
1514	Christs Church,	Family F4477
1515	Chronic Diarrhoea	Gregory, Jonathan Jr. (I3172)
1516	Clerk of Johnston County Brother; will of Sanders, Elleck elected to the NC Assembly Reuben's home on Whit Oak Road, which is just over the Johnston Co. line, was started in 178 6 and completed ca 1791. It is the oldest house in Johnston Co.	Sanders, Reuben (I1824)
1517	Co G 60th Inf Listed as from Fairfield	Gregory, Wesley (I3193)
1518	Co K 49th Inf IL Vol Listed as from Jefferson County	Buffington, Thomas (I3292)
1519	Co K 49th Inf Listed as from Jefferson County #608; living with uncle Alfred D. Gregory 72	Gregory, Jonathan Jr. (I3172)
1520	Co K, 19Th Regmt, 48Th Inf, IL Vol In Civil War BURIAL: Mifflin Cemetery Co K, 19Th Regmt, 48Th Inf, IL Vol In Civil War	Gregory, Harvey (I3243)
1521	Co. K, 14th Indiana Vol. Infantry.	Ward, Granville (I3072)
1522	Col. John McNary	McNARY, John (I1559)
1523	Colonial Familes of the U. S.: "Served and was wounded in King Philip's war; served in Capt. Joseph Sill's Company, Nove mber, 1675 and Capt. Nathaniel Davenport, and Capt. Edward Tyng, 1675-1676, at the Naraganset t Swamp Fight; rmoved form Watertown to Westminster July, 1742; m 20th October, 1676, Elizabe th Flagg, b. 22 March, 1657,d. 9th August, 1729, dau of Thomas and Mary Flagg of Watertown. BIRTH: Colonial Families of U. S. states: "VI. JOSHUA, b. 5th November, 1655, of whom later . "	Bigelow, Joshua (I7941)
1524	Colonial Families of the U.S. states"m. (firstly) 1672, Rebecca SHEPARD"	Family F163
1525	Company G 47th Missouri Vol Inf USA Enlisted in 1863 served for about 6 months. Was at the b ttle of Pilot Knob.. was a farmer and a Republican	Wood, Joel K. P. (I3301)
1526	Comptroller of the State of NC when he died. Not named in Col. Joseph Hawkins' will.	Hawkins, Thomas (I1662)
1527	consumption	Frost, Jane (I3595)
1528	consumption	Smith, Pennina (I9632)
1529	Copy of marriage certificate in SLR computer file. Copy of marriage certificate in SLR computer file.	Family F1864
1530	Cornwell, Lydia Mcentyre1775, abt1854, abt ClevelandNCZION BAPTIST CEMETERY, Cleveland Co. N C, By W. D. Floyd Lydia Cornwell; Daughter; will of McEntire, Rachel #625 head of household (widowed) ZION BAPTIST CEMETERY, Cleveland County, NC, By W. D. FloydIn memory of Edward Cornwell , Sr. and Micajah, one of his sons who were the first Cornwells to settle in this area. Micajah's grave is located approximately one mile south of Zion Baptist Church on Metcalf Road. Cornwell, Micajah c1770-c1849 Cornwell, Lydia McEntire c1775 c1854 BURIAL: Cornwell Cemetery, Cornwell, Lydia Mcentyre1775, abt1854, abt ClevelandNCZION BAPTIST CEMETERY, Cleveland Co. N C, By W. D. Floyd Lydia Cornwell; Daughter; will of McEntire, Rachel #625 head of household (widowed) ZION BAPTIST CEMETERY, Cleveland County, NC, By W. D. FloydIn memory of Edward Cornwell , Sr. and Micajah, one of his sons who were the first Cornwells to settle in this area. Micajah's grave is located approximately one mile south of Zion Baptist Church on Metcalf Road. Cornwell, Micajah c1770-c1849 Cornwell, Lydia McEntire c1775 c1854	McINTIRE, Lydia (I2528)
1531	Could also be of Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut	Gaylord, Mary (I7121)
1532	Could also have been born in New Haven or Windsor CT	Gaylord, Benjamin (I7120)
1533	Could be 13 Aug	Family F2762
1534	Could be 30 Oct.	Family F2719
1535	Could be Harvey Wayne	Stocks, Wayne Harvey (I9619)
1536	Could have been born in , Sullivan, Virginia	Cragun, Elisha (I8608)
1537	Could not find a birth date so I do not know exactly where she fit s in the family line of children. Velma Rawlins has birth date of abt. 1679 in Watertown	Chadwick, Mary (I7276)
1538	Could possibly have married D. Anderson. Mentioned in will of father Samuel Forgy 1770 Rowan Co., NC. Mentioned in will of father Samuel Forgy 1770 Rowan Co., NC Could possibly have married D. Anderson.. Joseph Sharp Rawlins listed Rachel Forgy as his mot her's aunt. Baptized by proxy, Nauvoo, niece Jane Sharp Rawlins.	Forgy, Rachel (I9755)
1539	Court appearance for land dispute v.s. James Magnus requested closer place to vote	Gregory, Absalom (I1504)
1540	Court Proceeding of children of son Gideon Wood and Gideon's wife Sarah. October 1819 also o n September 5, 1820.	Wood, Francis (I3221)
1541	Cremated.	Hill, Betty Mae (I13820)
1542	Curran B. Hawes; with Hawes, Presley; age 3; dw. 45; b. KY	Hawes, Curran B. (I3162)
1543	Cynthia K. Hawes; with Hawes, Presley; age 38; dw. 45; b. KY	Forgy, Cynthia K. (I2040)
1544	Cynthia Neill; #83	Forgy, Cynthia (I1840)
1545	d/o Peter Carroll	Family F756
1546	Dairy farmer; reading, animals, crops. Lewiston, UT all his life. 5 feet 11 inches - 185 pounds. ~Web_Links: Portrait http://www.rawlins.org/histories/graphics/fullsize/1000Eb0.p1.jpg Dairy farmer; reading, animals, crops. Lewiston, UT all his life. 5 feet 11 inches - 185 pounds.	Kemp, Edward Harris (I4402)
1547	Daisy Hilda Bulbrook was stone deaf all of her 92 years of life. Albert her husband volunte ered in the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1917. His oldere brother Walter had also joined th e army. Albert was leaving England on the ship Glenard Castle, a hospital ship and his broth er Walter was watching the ship go out at Avonmouth, with all lights on, the lights disappear ed and Walter assumed that the ship was out of sight. The next day he learned the ship had b een torpedeoed by a German U_Boat in the Bristol Channel. Daisy Hilda raised the three boy s by herself. There is one picture of this little family to be scanned into this histor y . Her father in law Walter George David Last, wrote to her and told her if she would com e to the United States that he would take care of her. She declined his invitation. Janic e L. Castleton heard this story from her son Reginald Albert (Bert) in 1982 when we met on th e day of the Tabernacle Choir concert in Royal Albert Hall. She must have been a very brav e and wonderful woman.	Bulbrook, Daisy Hilda (I13205)
1548	Daniel was a farmer, as were most of his relatives. He and Rebecca had 8 children, all born in NC except for W.L.D. Rollins, who was born in Virginia (1850 census).	Rollins, Daniel F. Reverend/ Reverend (I2846)
1549	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Herbert, Ronald Callis (I9978)
1550	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hughes, Deborah Elizabeth (I9980)