Hundreds of Eastern Shore Families from Charlemagne to the Present
Matches 151 to 200 of 163,494
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| 151 | (Elliot Marshall letter in Nellie Marion Marshall folder, Dorchester County Public Library) | Marshall, Levin Rothrock (I57318)
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| 152 | (Family Bible) | Seaman, Henry Lewis (I126280)
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| 153 | (Floyd) Thomas Trader, son of Mr. Floyd Trader, died Friday night, 4 Nov, of consumption, aged 10 years (Pen. Ent., 12 Nov 1904). | Trader, Floyd Thomas Jr. (I9010)
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| 154 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Mary Frances Massy (I125008)
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| 155 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Elizabeth Hawkins (I125009)
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| 156 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Emily Brown (I125010)
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| 157 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Hester Ann (I125011)
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| 158 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Susannah Hawkins (I125012)
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| 159 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, John Wesley (I125013)
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| 160 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, Robert Charles (I125007)
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| 161 | (Hall Bible, Maryland Historical Society) | Hall, James Henry (I125014)
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| 162 | (her descendants researched by William B. "Bill" Wilkins) | Marshall, Mary (I55846)
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| 163 | (His mother) Peggy Beckett returned the division of his estate to the court two months later on 14 June. On 13 July 1743 Mark and Margaret Beckett brought a bill in chancery against Jacob Drighouse (Isaiah's brother) and Leah Drighouse (Isaiah's orphan), petitioning for the sale and division of slave Bridget and her son Paul who descended to them by the will of Azaricum Drighouse [Orders 1742-8, 97, 101, 107-8, 112]. Isaiah's widow Sarah Drighouse was taxable in Mark and Margaret Beckett's household from 1740 to 1743 and taxable in her own household in 1744 [Bell, Northampton County Tithables, 305, 328, 334, 350, 361]. Isaiah was probably identical to Isaac Draghouse who was listed among the soldiers who died on 9 June 1741 while serving aboard His Majesty's ship Princess Caroline [Clark, Colonial Soldiers of the South, 142]. Sarah Drighouse, a "free Negro," received 5 pounds on 21 September 1744 for the services of her unnamed husband who died in the expedition against the Spanish [McIlwaine, Journals of the House of Burgesses, 87, 101]. Sarah died before 10 July 1745 when the sheriff was ordered to pay Mark Beckett 1 pound, 8 shillings from the sale of her estate [Orders 1742-8, 230]. | Driggers, Isaiah (of Aza of Eliz of Thos of Em) (Drighouse) (mulatto) (I118933)
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| 164 | (His will was undated, but recorded on 26 May 1676.) To grandmother Ann Charlton cattle and increase for life then to nephews Bennony and Jonathan West, son of Maj. John West. To aunt, Mrs. Matilda West. To nephew John West the younger. To nephew Scarburgh West. Uncle John West Executor. To Hatton Hill, son of Robert Hill. Witt: William Towers and Robert Watsone. | Scarburgh, Henry (19) (I20101)
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| 165 | (I had an obituary entered and accidently cut it out.) | Ewell, John R. Sr. (I3946)
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| 166 | (illegible) daughter, to Rickards Dunton & Sophia his wife, born 29th July 1783. | Dunton, Anne (I43883)
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| 167 | (Information and descendants from a letter by Littleton Purnell Bowen, researched by Janet Hunter) | Bowen, James (I126652)
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| 168 | (John Drummond Marshall prayer book) | Marshall, Thomas (I3297)
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| 169 | (letters from Mary Frances Carey and conversations with Gail Walczyk, 1997-8) | Bunting, Solomon (I56253)
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| 170 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Bunting, William (I57434)
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| 171 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Bunting, Ann Maria (I126255)
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| 172 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Seaman, William Bunting (I126261)
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| 173 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Seaman, Mary Elizabeth (I126262)
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| 174 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Seaman, Ellen Althouse (I126263)
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| 175 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible) | Seaman, Frances Forbes (I126266)
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| 176 | (Mary Elizabeth Seaman Bible, research of Carolyn Seaman, 1998) | Bunting, William (I57434)
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| 177 | (Mary T. Seaman, The American Descendants of Cpt. John Seaman of Hempstead) | Seaman, David Sands (I126260)
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| 178 | (Melanie A. Merryweather, Trian Koutoufaris) | Boggs, Rebecca Ann (I126500)
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| 179 | (Mitchell Family Bible in possession of Robert R. Mitchell, Jr.) | Mitchell, Lemuel Purnell (I126440)
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| 180 | (Mitchell Family Bible in possession of Robert R. Mitchell, Jr.) | Family: Marion R. Mitchell / Ella Lowery (F45521)
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| 181 | (Mitchell Family Bible in possession of Robert R. Mitchell, Jr.) | Mitchell, Lemuel L. (I126443)
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| 182 | (Mitchell Family Bible in possession of Robert R. Mitchell, Jr.) | Mitchell, Sidney J. (I126442)
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| 183 | (Mitchell Family Bible in possession of Robert R. Mitchell, Jr.) | Mitchell, Sallie P. (I126445)
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| 184 | (No Issue) | Family: Septimus Claypool / Elizabeth Boardley Polk (F37387)
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| 185 | (NOTE: Considerable effort was spent sorting out the various Henry Custises born between 1755 and 1795, all of the Ravenswood Branch, and this seems to be the best match for this Henry.) | Custis, Henry Bagwell (178) (I12840)
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| 186 | (NOTE: Considerable effort was spent sorting out the various Henry Custises born between 1755 and 1795, all of the Ravenswood Branch, and this seems to be the best match for this Henry.) | Custis, Henry (of Hy of Rev) (I40291)
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| 187 | (NOTE: Considerable effort was spent sorting out the various Henry Custises born between 1755 and 1795, all of the Ravenswood Branch, and this seems to be the best match for this Henry.) | Custis, Capt. Henry (of Revell) (I62599)
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| 188 | (NOTE: Considerable effort was spent sorting out the various Henry Custises born between 1755 and 1795, all of the Ravenswood Branch, and this seems to be the best match for this Henry.) | Custis, Henry (s_o Only) (I80121)
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| 189 | (NOTE: He evidently had no living descendants of his own, as he named a sister Ann Miles and some of the same heirs as did his wife Amy in her will of 1678.) | Family: Thomas Fooks, (Pungoteague) / Amey (--?--) (F7986)
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| 190 | (NOTE: He may be a son of Michael's brother Daniel instead of Michael.) | Jenifer, Elisha (I111821)
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| 191 | (NOTE: He may be a son of Michael's brother Daniel instead of Michael.) | Jenifer, Daniel (I111822)
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| 192 | (NOTE: He may be the son of Jenifer Taylor, instead of Ignatious Taylor) | Taylor, Francis (I111814)
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| 193 | (Note: Initially Mary Jacob was granted the administration on the will of Barbary Badum, but later it was given to Arthur Upshot in right of his wife.) (NOTE: By this time Mary (Clarke) Hammond Jacob had married as her 3rd husband Arthur Upshur. It is unclear why Barbary (Hudson) Badum was leaving Mary and her children her estate.) | Upshur, Arthur (I) (I64603)
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| 194 | (NOTE: It is not clear why he named Jospeh Tunnell and Elizabeth Lombard in his will.) | Stockley, Charles (of Chas) (I26530)
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| 195 | (NOTE: Mr. Dorman evidently miss identified her father as John Jackson, wife Jean, who wrote his will 9 Oct 1735 in N'hamp Co, but she was the daughter of John Jackson, wife Mary, who wrote his will 19 Feb 1735/6 in Accomack Co and named a daughter Jane Snead, wife of John Snead. The 1774 will of Jane (85) Jackson Snead of Craven Co, NC, refers to a legacy left by her uncle George Jackson, formerly of North Yarmouth in the Kingdom of England.) | Jackson, Jane (85) (I59079)
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| 196 | (NOTE: Placing this John Mears of John with the correct father is difficult, as there were so many John Mearses. However, many of them already had a known son John, so this is a likely choice.) | Mears, John (of Jno & Abby) (I55684)
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| 197 | (NOTE: She may be a daughter of John's brother James Smith) | Smith, Elizabeth (I111781)
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| 198 | (NOTE: She may be a daughter of Michael's brother Daniel instead of Michael.) | Jenifer, Ann (I111823)
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| 199 | (NOTE: She may be a daughter of Michael's brother Daniel instead of Michael.) | Jenifer, Margaret (I111824)
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| 200 | (NOTE: She may be a daughter of Michael's brother Daniel instead of Michael.) | Jenifer, Elizabeth (I111825)
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