Matches 3,451 to 3,465 of 3,465
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| 3451 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1850 4 RES: 8TH DISTRICT, BOTETOURT CO., VA IN CENSUS PAGE 167
| EGNOR, MARY F (I5085)
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| 3452 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1850 7 RES: 8TH DISTRICT, BOTETOURT CO., VA IN CENSUS PAGE 167
| EGNOR, SAMUEL R (I5083)
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| 3453 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1850 9 RES: 8TH DISTRICT, BOTETOURT CO., VA IN CENSUS PAGE 167
| EGNOR, GEORGE M OR W (I5082)
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| 3454 |
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1850 11 RES: 8TH DISTRICT, BOTETOURT CO., VA IN CENSUS PAGE 167
| EGNOR, JONATHON F OR T (I5081)
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| 3455 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1850 13 RES: 8TH DISTRICT, BOTETOURT CO., VA IN CENSUS PAGE 167
| Egnor, Rebecca Jane (I5080)
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| 3456 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1880 RES: IN CENSUS
3rd husband of Octavia Egnor
In death record for Eva Belle Saddler, her father is listed as Cal Plumley. This seems to be her step-father. Octavia Egnor was married to a Plumley.
However, the 1900 census record shows Eva as daughter of James Plumley, and the 1910 census shows her as step daughter of James Sadler, establishing both her natural parent and the order of the two marriages, Plumley followed by Sadler.
Gould family records give Cal as Calloway Plumley, son of Sylvester Plumley and Mary Ann "Margaret" Egnor...thus my uncle Sylvester's namesake.
| Plumley, James Calloway (I5077)
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| 3457 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1880 RES: IN CENSUS
| Plumley, Archibald (I5074)
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| 3458 |
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1880 RES: IN CENSUS
| Plumley, Eliza Jane (I5075)
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| 3459 |
YEAR AGE EVENT/LOCATION {Source}
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1880 RES: IN CENSUS
| Plumley, Squire Asbury (I5076)
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| 3460 |
YN2 US NAVY
WORLD WAR II
| Schwartz, Elvira Elizabeth (I255)
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| 3461 |
[huffmanjr.ged]
_P_CCINFO 1-65642
REFN: 1150 | ADKINS, Sherwood 'Sherrod' (I5703)
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| 3462 |
[huffmanjr.ged]
_P_CCINFO 1-65642
[1247726.ftw]
At the time of his marriage, Henry lived, along with the rest of his family, in the Pigg River area of Halifax (Pittsylvania 1767, Henry 1776, and Franklin, as today in 1785) County, Virginia. There are many records of Henry especially in Pittsylvania. These records (mostly land transactions) of Henry and Rachel clearly prove his relationship to his brother, Parker, and to their father, William Sr. One of the records that clearly proves his relationship is -- 15 Mar. 1773 Henry sold fifty acres to Samuel Calland (Pittsylvania deed book 4 pages 343-344). In this record, it is stated "...it being the land the said Henry now lives on which he bought of his brother, Parker, ... and boundaries will more fully appear by his deed he had from his father William Adkins, Sr." As Rachel and Henry were selling their land in the Pigg River area of Pittsylvania 1773 it is believed they were preparing to move to Fincastle (Montgomery1777, Giles 1806) County to join his brothers. It is known that Henry was in Montgomery in 1791 as he and Parker were granted exemptions from county taxes because of "age and infirmities".
REFN: 1151 | ADKINS, Henry (I5704)
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| 3463 |
• Charles does not show in the 1870 or 1880 censuses.
• His 3rd Wife, Octavie, was listed as widow in the 1900 census of New Orleans and she is living with Charles (son born 1854) on White Street.
• His 4th Wife, Marie, was listed as widow in Soards' 1885 Directory (of New Orleans) and in this earlier listing, Marie is also living with Charles (stepson born 1854) on St. Philip Street. | Grenaut, Charles Washington (I6302)
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| 3464 |
• He [re will of Simon Coucn I] caused his sons to provide a fixed & ample allowance yearly for their mother.
• His [Simon Couch I's] s. Thomas sailed for England in 1689 ; & made his will of 8. April the same year, in which he gave his mother [Mary Andrews Couch] the use of his lands during her widowhood, & at her death to his brother Simon's eldest son, & if he had no son, to his brother Samuel's eldest son. His [Thomas Couch's] will was probated 2. Dec. 1691.
• Mary the widow of Simon Couch [I] died in 1691, & the use of the land left her by her s. Thomas, fell to the eldest son of her s. Samuel.
——— History of Fairfield, Vol. I, p.364 (re Simon Couch I, commentary on his will and subsequent family history facts related to the widowhood period of wife, Mary's life up until her death) | Andrews, Mary Frances (I2772)
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| 3465 |
• The death record of Matthew Adkins gives his parents as Thomas & Susan Adkins.
• The death record of Parker Adkins gives his parents as Tinsley Adkins & Rebecca Adkins | Family F212
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