Matches 6,151 to 6,200 of 11,201
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| 6151 | Killed when a large rock fell on his head while digging a well. | Simonton, Timothy Brookins (I5042)
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| 6152 | King Henry the 8th of England | Tudor, Henry VIII (I73881)
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| 6153 | Knight of Poynton, Baron of Stockport, High Sheriff of Cheshire,England. Knighted in 1599, while serving in the Irish Wars. | Warren, Edward (I40765)
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| 6154 | Knighted at Tehobalds 16 July 131. Sheriff of Yorkshire 162-30. | Ingram, Sir Thomas (Knight) (I20968)
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| 6155 | Knighted at Theobalds 16 July 1621. 130 --- The Will of Sir Arthur Ingram* of Temple Newsam. (Berkely 9s.1) March 13, 1654. Sir Arthur Ingram of Temple Newiome, Co. York. Kt, "As touching the small part of my worldly estate, I intend hereby to dispose of for the portion and preferment of my daughter Anne, and towards the discharge of my debts with I principally ayme at nowe haveinge noe fittinge time or opportunity to consider of other persons at present, by reason of my violent Sickness and infirmity, but intend to take more deliberate consideracon thereof if it please God to give mee longer time of health and strengh." I give and bequeath as follows: To my dear and loving wife Dame Kathcrine Ingram all my jewels, rings, pearles, and dyamonds, and my best coach and 6 of my best coach horses, and my two ebony cabinetts, the one standing in my wive's chamber and the other in her closet, with all the hangings and furniture belonging to the said closet, and also all my household stuff within the cittie of York. Whereas I have made several deeds for settling divers manors and lands for the joynture of my wife, I confirm the same. I devise unto the said Dame Kathcrine Ingram, Thomas Ingram, my son and heir apparent, my dear brother Sir Thomas Ingram, Kt, all my manor of Armyn, they to sell the said manor to pay the sums as under. To my daughter Anne Ingram L3000 at 21, and to pay my debts, and I further devise unto the said trustees my manors and lordships of Lawton. Scotton ffcrry.Wyldsworth, Temple Ncwsome, Leeds. Hallifax, Sheriffe Hutton,Bransburton, Brackenborough, ffreeston.and Butterwick, in counties of Lincoln and York, and all my other personal estate, to pay all my debts according to a schedule, but if my son Thomas pay all my debts he can have all the above estates. The three aforesaid to be executors, and John Bright, Esq., my loving friend, supervisor. [Pr. March 18, 1655, by Thomas Ingram, son.] * Son of Sir Arthur Ingram, Kt., who purchased Temple Newsam and other large estates in Yorkshire. He married first, Eleanor, daughter of Sir Henry Slingsby, secondly, Oct. 6, 1647, at St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, Katherine, daughter of Thomas Fairfax, Viscount Emley, widow of Robert Stapleton and Sir Matthew Boynton. He was buried at Whitkirk, July 4, 1655, M.I. | Ingram, Sir Arthur (Knight-The Younger) (I20974)
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| 6156 | Knighted at Theobalds 9 July 1613. Sir Arthur Ingram was the second son of Hugh Ingram of Rothwell and Ann Goldthorpe of York. He became a financier who rose from humble beginnings to become one of the richest men in the country and the owner of the most extensive estates throughout Yorkshire. He married his first wife, Susan Brown of London, in 1596 and went on to become a very wealthy and influential man based on his Contollership of the Customs for the port of London from 1601 and his position as Secretary of the Council of the North to which he was appointed in 1613. He was a typical business man of his day, very shrewd and very careful to choose only the rich and most influential people as his friends. From his position of influence and authority he moved on as an investment consultant and trade advisor, later moving into real estate where he would arrange syndicates and financial deals to buy lands and mansions. Castleford Mills (1607) and the Manor of Castleford (1610) both passed through his hands. In 1613, after purchasing the office of Secretary to the Council of the North from his predecessor, he was knighted by James I for services to the Crown and the death of his first wife that same year was followed by his marriage to his second wife Alice Ferrers of London. Alice died within one year of the marriage and so in 1615 Arthur married Mary Greville and she became his third wife. It was around this same time that Sir Arthur became Cofferer to the Kings household, a position which lasted only a few months before the Court rejected him, possibly because of his ambitions but also because of his humble origins. From that time onwards, Sir Arthur concentrated his interests in the North. In 1619 he built a new mansion on the site of the former Archbishop's Palace in York and also at Sheriff Hutton and in 1622 he purchased the estate and Manor House at Temple Newsam from the Duke of Lennox for £12,000. His wealth steadily increased and with it so did his power and influence. In 1624 he became M.P for the City of York, retaining the post in 1625, 1626 and 1628. He was instrumental in stopping the first Aire and Calder Navigation Bill, opting to put forward a Bill for the improvement of the river Ouse instead. In 1636, Sir Arthur Ingram purchased the Manor of Knottingley and the Manor house, together with other surrounding properties for the sum of £4,000 plus three half-yearly payments of £1,500. In 1637 he added Knottingley Mills to his list of properties, purchasing it from Francis Tyndall. A new Manor House was built at Hill Top, Knottingley and the Ingram's would become established in Knottingley for the next 150 years, during which time the prosperity of the town would increase. Sir Arthur Ingram died in 1642. | Ingram, Sir Arthur (Knight-The Elder) (I20952)
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| 6157 | Known as Gilbert "the Red", 3rd Earl Of Gloucester Gilbert de Clare married, 1289, Princess Joan of Acre, daughter of Edward I, King of England, and Eleanor of Castile. References: Gen. 1-6. Magna Charta Barons and Their Descendants, by Charles Browning, p. 204; de Clare, pp. 94-5-6; Lacie, p. 109; Quincey, p. 123.Pedigreesof Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants, by Marcellus D. R. Redlich, 1942. Foreword by Prof. Arthur Adams, Ph. D., pp. 125-126, proves this descent Generations 1 through 11. | De Clare, Gilbert II (I118127)
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| 6158 | Known As John, Bastard Of Somerset | Beaufort, John (I10)
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| 6159 | Known as Marguerite "The Hardy" | France, Marguerite Of (I51934)
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| 6160 | Known as Sir John Davenport, Knight. Court of Chester listed in 1301 that Thomas Davenport son ofRogerDavenport grants to Sir William Brereton, Knight the marriage of his eldestsonJohn to Margery, daughter of the said William for 60 marks. The marriage was Annulled in 1304, due to both parties being under ageat the time of the marriage. | Davenport, John (I56872)
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| 6161 | Kolset A. H. Cashier, CitizensStateBank - 1909 | Kolset, Andrew Hillman (I59719)
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| 6162 | Kosciusko County, Indiana Wills Book 6, Pages 491 and 492 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MARTHA E. HESH In the name of the benevelent Father of all, Martha E. Hesh makeanddevise this my last Will and Testament, I will to my beloved husband Orrang Hesh thehouseand lot that I now own in Mentone, Kosciusko County, Indiana. Let number thirty four (34)inthe original plot of the town of Mentone in said County and State of Indiana, and Igiveand devise to my husband Orang Hesh all other property I may be possessed of at thetimeof my death. her Martha E. X Hesh mark Signed and sealed in our presence and we Nancy E. Clemmer & Ida R.Keslersigned and sealed in her presence, This 22nd, day of April 1907. Nancy E. Clemmer(Seal) Ida R. Kesler(Seal) State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, SS: Proof of Will. Be it remember, that on the 11th day of May, 1907, Nancy E. Clemmer,oneof the subscribing witnessess to the within and foregoing last WillandTestament of Martha E. Hesh, late of Kosciusko County, Indiana, deceased, personally appearedbeforeAaron A. Rasor, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kosciusko County, State of Indiana,andbeing duly sworn by the Clerk of said Court, upon her oath, declared and testifiedasfollows, that is to say: that on the 22nd day of April, 1907, she saw the said MarthaE.Hesh, sign he name to the said instrument in writing as for her last Will and Testament;andthat this de- penant at the same time, heard the said Martha E. Hesh, declare thesaidinstrument in writ -ing, to be her last Will and Testament, and that the said instrumentinwriting was, at the same time, at the request of the said Martha E. Hesh, and withherconsent attested and subscribed by the said Nancy E. Clemmer and Ida R. Kesler, inthepresence of the said tes- tatrix, and in the presence of eachother, as subscribingwitnesseshereto, and that the sa- id Martha E. Hesh, at the time of the signing and subscribing ofsaidinstrument in writ- ing, as aforesaid, of full age, (that is more than twenty one yearsofage), and of sound and dispesing mind and memory, and not under andcompulsion,cecrcion or restraint, and that she was competent to devise her property, as the saiddepenantverily believes, and further depenat says ney. Nancy E. Clemmer, Sworn to and subscribed by said Nancy E. Clemmer before me AaronA.Rasor, Clerk of said Court, at Warsaw, Indiana, the 11thday of May, 1907. Aaron A. Rasor, Clerk IN TESTAMONY WHEROF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixedtheSeal of said Court. (Seal)Aaron A. Rasor, Clerk. State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, SS: I, Aaron A. Rasor, Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court in the Stateof Indiana, do hereby certify, that the within annamed last WillandTestament, of Martha E. Hesh, has been duly admitted to probate and duly proven by thetestamonyof Nancy E. Clemmer, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, that a completerecordof said Will and of the testamony of the said Nancy E. Clemmer, in proofwhereof,hs been by me duly made and recorder in Book six at pages 491 and 492 Oftherecords of Wills of said County. Ind attestation Where of I have hereunto subscried my name and affi -xed the Seal of said Court, at Warsaw, Indiana, this 11th day ofMay1907. (Seal)Aaron A. Rasor, Clerk of Circuit Court of Kosciusko County. State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, SS; I, Aaron A. Rasor, Clerk of the Kosciusko CIrsuit Court, in the 54th Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, do herby certify the aboveandfore- going to be a full, true and complete copy of the last Will andtestamentof Marhta E. Hesh, late of said County and State, deceased, and orthetestamony of Nancy E. Clemmer in proof thereof, and of the certificate ofprobate,endowed there -en, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have herunto subscribed my name and affixedtheSeal of said Court, at Warsaw, Indiana, this 11th day of May, 1907. Aaron A. Rasor (Signature) Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. | Hinkson, Martha E. (I12533)
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| 6163 | La Asuncion parish church record - marriage located image 131 of 434. Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, 1667-1981 Marín Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Bautismos 1802-1834 Image 37 of 408 Mexico, Nuevo León, Civil Registration, Marín Defunciones 1891-1905 Image 124 of 402 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YS23-MGB?cc=1473204 Marín > Nuestra Señora de la Asunción > Matrimonios 1802-1856 image 131 of 434 Dispensa mentioned - 4th grade. Dispensa not found, however at least one 4th grade of consanguity is: Lucas Gonzales and Miguel Gonzales were brothers, both sons of Diego Gonzales. - Lucas Gonzales was the father of Jose Ignacio Fermin Gonzales, who was the father of Josefa Gonzales, who was the mother of Martin Martinez (Groom). - Miguel Gonzales was the father of Manuel Gonzales, who was the father of Andres Gonzales, who was the father of Ygnacia Gonzales (Bride). | Martinez, Jose Martin (I128524)
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| 6164 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Waldrip, La Nelle Harris (I33799)
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| 6165 | Ladbroke is located 2 miles south of Southam in Warwickshire. | Bench, Joseph (I109751)
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| 6166 | Ladbury Funeral Services - Obit Alvin O. Peplinski Alvin O. Peplinski, 78, formerly of Jamestown, ND, died Friday, February 2, 2007 at the Wibaux County Nursing Home, Wibaux, MT. Memorial services for Alvin will be at 10 a.m. CDT, on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at the Eddy Funeral Home, Jamestown with Chaplain David Fisher officiating. Inurnment will follow at Highland Home Cemetery, Jamestown. Alvin O. Peplinski was born July 2, 1928 at Jamestown, ND, the son of Alex and Olga (Lund) Peplinski. As a young man he lived on the family farm, got married, later divorced, and worked for Stutsman County where he later retired from. Alvin is survived by two sons and two daughters, Kim Peplinski, Bowman, Kevin Peplinski, Dickinson, Karen Peplinski, Bismarck, and Kathy (Randy) Wilson, Richardton; four sisters, Frida Schrade, Jamestown, Verna Brooks, Grand Forks, Florence Mojck, Fargo, and Clarice "Diane" Quaschnick, Deadwood, SD; two brothers, Ernie (Lois) Peplinski, Jamestown, and Clarence (Connie) Peplinski, Douglas, WY; four grandchildren, Carrie, Tauna, Randall and Amanda; and three great-granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, two sisters and one grandson, Toby. | Peplinski, Alvin O. (I31525)
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| 6167 | Lake County Indiana and Will County, Illinois are next to each other. I believe this family lived in Dyer, Lake County, Indiana, which borders Eastern Illinois. Encarnacion Gonzales was buried in Monee, Will County, Illinois, which is about 16 miles away from Dyer, Indiana. I have not been able to find a marriage record for Encarnacion Gonzales and Sara Medrano. Sara was from Frio County, Texas and Enacarnacion from Cameron County, Texas. These two areas are about 260 miles apart, so not sure how they met, although the children of Encarnacion/Sara were born in Frio County, Texas; before they moved to Indiana. | Gonzales, Encarnacion (I140829)
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| 6168 | Lalah Worth applied for a marriage license on 6 July 1954 to Eugene Worth in Wayne County, Indiana. On the certificate; the following genealogical data is listed: Listed as born in Webster, West Virginia on 5 April 1916; and her occupation was listed as a teacher. Lalah listed her father as John Calvin Fawcett, born Falls Hills, West Virginia and her mother as Ethel Grimes, born Webster, West Virginia. Listed as previously married once; but divorced on 19 March 1954. This previous marriage was also to Lalah Fawcett; and they were re-married for a 2nd time on 6 Jul 1954 in Wayne County, Indiana. Descrepancy in Lalah's birth place. On first marriage certificate; she listed Grafton, West Virginia as place of birth. On 2nd marriage to same 1st Husband (Eugene Worth), she listed Webster, West Virginia as place of birth; but resided in Grafton, West Virginia. | Fawcett, Lalah May (I95844)
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| 6169 | Lancashire Record Office 4 May 1693 Contents: Grant in fee of an annuity for charitable use 1) John Parker of Bagganley, gentleman 2) Hugh Warren younger son of John Warren of Poynton, Ches, esquire, William Haydock, Rector of Standish, Peter Shaw of Heath Charnock, gentleman, Thomas Wilson of Tunley within Wrightington, gentleman, John Finch of Shevington, yeoman, and Robert Cooper of Charnock Richard, tanner, all Trustees of Elizabeth Cooper's charity for the poor of Standish An annuity of £3 issuing from two closes of land in Chorley called the Little Hey and the Broad Hey, part of the Bagganley estate Consideration: £50, being the amount given by Elizabeth Cooper (widow of Hugh Cooper) for the poor of Standish Henry de Langtree gave Bradley to Hugh son of Robert de Haydock,rectorof Standish; Kuerden MSS. iii, W 26. It was perhaps the estateinStandish settled by fine in 1304; Final Conc. i, 204. In KuerdenMSS. vi,fol. 96, are a number of short notes of Standish of Duxburydeedsrelating to acquisitions of land in Standish by Hugh deHaydock(Standish) and his successors. Bradley was in 1471 in thepossession ofChristopher son and heir of James Standish; no. 101. A 'manor of Bradley,' of tenure unknown, was held by Thomas StandishofDuxbury in 1517, being occupied by his mother Alice; Duchy of Lanc.Inq.p.m. v, no. 11; see also Lancs. Inq. p.m. (Rec. Soc. Lancs. andChes.),iii, 398. Hugh Cooper, the benefactor of Chorley, records in his will (1682)thathe had purchased Bradley from Sir Richard Standish; he bequeathedit tohis grandson Hugh Warren. From: 'Townships: Standish-with-Langtree', A History of the CountyofLancaster: Volume 6 (1911), pp. 192-99. Pal. of Lanc. Feet of F. bdle. 179, m. 24. In a later fine (1710)EdwardBeresford was plaintiff and the following were deforciants— AnneWarren,widow; Edward, Hugh and John Warren, esquires; Edward and Talbot Warren, gentlemen; ibid. bdle. 265, m. 53. Again in 1761 thedeforciants were Sir George Warren and Jane his wife; ibid. bdle. 366,m. 66. Thomas JamesViscount Bulkeley and Harriet his wife were inpossession in 1802; Pal.of Lanc. Lent Assizes, 42 Geo. III, R. 8. Sir George Warren (K.B. 1761) represented Lancaster in Parliament1758– 80and 1786– 96; Pink and Beaven, op. cit. 126– 7. From: 'Townships: Woodplumpton', A History of the County ofLancaster:Volume 7 (1912), pp. 284-91. | Warren, Hugh (I69287)
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| 6170 | Lancashire: Turton & Hambleton - Parish Registers of Turton1720-1812,and Hambleton 1695-1812 Burials at Turton Chappel. Burials at Turton Chappel. 1808 County: Lancashire Country: England 27 Dec 1808 Betty Mayoh, ww. | Howarth, Elizabeth 'Betty' (I86100)
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| 6171 | Lancashire: Turton & Hambleton - Parish Registers of Turton1720-1812,and Hambleton 1695-1812 Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. 1807 County: Lancashire Country: England 08 Nov 1807 James s. James & Mary Mayoh, weaver. Lancashire: Turton & Hambleton - Parish Registers of Turton1720-1812,and Hambleton 1695-1812 Burials at Turton Chappel. Burials at Turton Chappel. 1807 County: Lancashire Country: England 24 Nov 1807 James s. James & Mary Mayoh. | Mayoh, James (I86095)
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| 6172 | Lancashire: Turton & Hambleton - Parish Registers of Turton1720-1812,and Hambleton 1695-1812 Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. 1809 County: Lancashire Country: England 15 Oct 1809 Grace d. James & Mary Mayoh. | Mayoh, Grace (I86098)
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| 6173 | Lancashire: Turton & Hambleton - Parish Registers of Turton1720-1812,and Hambleton 1695-1812 Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. Xtnings in the Chappelry of Turton. 1811 County: Lancashire Country: England 27 Jun 1811 Sarah d. James & Mary Mayoh. | Mayoh, Sarah (I86096)
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| 6174 | Land Purchased: Ludfords Hope - 1665 Ludfords Gift - 1666 Court and Testamentary Business, 1657 Arthur Ludford aged 37 yeares or thereabouts Sworne and Examined in open Court Sayth, that Thomas Seamor was a Little disturbed in Drink, the Same night that Mary Cole was Carryed to Joseph Edlowes house and upon mr Coursey's un- derstanding how things went, he the Said mr Coursey ques- tioning the Said Seamor of it, the Said Seamor gave uncivill Language to him the Said Coursey, unfitt to proceed from an overseer to an Imployer And further this Depont Sayth not Arthur Ludford Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658 Arthure Ludford aged 36 yeares or thereabouts Sayth tht hee drew a Bond of ffowrty pownds sterl. for James Bowling & Mr John Anderton signed it, to the best of this Deponts remembrance. To this effect, That the sd John Anderton should ship him, by Bill of Lading taken in James Bowlings name Twenty pownds sterling worth of goods to be deliuered here att the first penny in England, & further sayth not. By Indenture dated 6 Septembr 1648 William Pack cove- p. 300 flanteth to serve Robert Lewellin his Execrs & Assignes from that time till his arrivall in Virginia and after for tenne yeares in such service & imploymt &c after the ordinary forme of Indentures for servants signed sealed & delivered by William Pack and witnessed by Richard Husbands Arthur Ludford. Thomas Byam 25 October 1712 By Virtue of a Comission out of her Majestys high Court of Chancery Directed to John Leach and Henry Cox to Examine Evidences Concerning the bounds of a Tract of Land now in the possession of Henry Clarke & Eliz.a Hutchins called Stockeley; Pursuant thereunto Wee have called before us John Tauman aged seaventy years or thereabouts He being sworne upon the holy Evangelist comeing to a bounded white oake standing upon a point at the mouth of Hunting Creek and declared that Eight and forty Years agoe (abt 1664) or thereabouts that John Hannat John Winnall John Daniel William Allinge (all which said persons Were servants upon the plantation of Woodman Stockley before my time) that the afd Psons did shew the Said Tayman the said bounded Tree & said it was the bounded Tree of Woodman Stockeleys Land & one Arthur Ludford shewed him the Tree and said it was Stokeleys bounded Tree and further the said John Tayman doth declare upon oath he standing at a Stake now drove into the Ground that he the said Tayman was shewed a bounded Hickery by the said John Hance John Winnall John Daniel William Ailing about forty yards from the stake upon the Hill Side which the said Psons shewed it to me for another bounded Tree of Stockeleys Land And further the said Tayman declares upon oath he the said John standing by a Stake now drove into the Ground that within thirty yards of that stake that he was shewed a bounded white oake by John Hance John Winnall John Dannell William Alling which said partys told me it was a bounded Tree of Woodman Stokeleys Land & I was shewed this Tree about a Weeke after I was shewed the other two and further the Depon.t saith not Wittness our hands & seales this 25.th day of October 1712 John Leach Henry Cox These documents are held at Shropshire Archives Contents: The defendant does not know the value or rents of the Bishop's Castle (Shropshire) and Montgomery estate and how they were mentioned in the particular delivered by this defendant upon the treaty about the marriage between the complainants Blunden and Mary. By that settlement, part of the Bishop's Castle estate is limited to the defendant in fee and is worth £100 p.a. in rent and £200 in reversion after the determination of the leases; the other part of the Bishop's Castle estate is limited to him for life without impeachment of waste, and is worth £150 p.a. in rents and £300 in reversion. The defendant knows nothing of the value p.a. of the Montgomeryshire estate, as he is not in possession of them, but the value was given in the particular. At that time the defendant had no intention of selling the great part of the estate particularly the Montgomeryshire estate, but was prevailed on by Mr Nash and Coxe. He does not believe there is a charge of £8 p.a. for 3 lives on any part of the Montgomeryshire estate, as mentioned in the complainants bill. There are two coppices on that part of Bishop's Castle, limited by the settlement to the defendant for life, which are usually fallen in about 16 years. One of them, Sadley Wood, was fallen about 16 years ago and sold to one Legus for £90, and was last year fallen again and sold to one Amies for £80. The other coppice called Henly wood was fallen about 16 years ago and sold to Mr Lawrence Seddon and Mr Samuel Thomas for about £80; it is now fit to be fallen and the defendant has contracted with Mr Amies for £60 A year ago the defendant sold some cordwood of old runnels of lands in Bishop's Castle in possession of Charles Bright, to Mr Amies for £20; at the same time he sold to Amies some old runnell trees from off one Duppa's living, to be converted to cordwood. Amies was to allow for so much of the trees as should be timber; the price of the whole amounted to £36; 6 guiness for timber, the rest for cordwood. He has lately agreed with Amies to sell him 300 cord of wood out of Runnells and other trees to be appointed by the defendant from the Ludford estate at 9s a cord. The defendant has lately fallen some runnells and other trees growing in the hedgerows of the Ludford estate and 2 rows of poplar and ash on a meadow belonging to the demesnes which were "unkindly and old trees of no ornament or advantage to the house" and, in the defendant's opinion, a prejudice to the meadow. He felled them for conversion into cordwood pursuant to the contract with Amies - they will produce 200 cord of wood. About 4 months ago he caused to be felled 3 elms by Ludford church which were sold to one Rickards for £5; a few poplars were dold to him for 40s; he lately felled a sapling walnut, designed for his own use, but it proving rotten, it was converted to cordwood. He has not sold any timber in the park but has felled from time to time for his own use for repairs to the buildings etc. He cannot remember the exact account. So far from wilfully wasting the park, he has taken care to preserve it, even to buying timber for building a house at Ludlow since the complainant's marriage. He has laid out £4,000 in improvements at the capital house at Ludford, the park, and the tenements. He has planted 500 firs and poplars and has kept an average of 16 labourers at the task of improving the estate. He has not cut down any trees at Ludford or Bishop's Castle other than those mentioned since the intermarriage of the complainants, except for a few saplings, how many he does not know, cut down by the workmen employed for cutting cordwood under the contract with Amies. They were forbidden to cut any more. He did not design to fell timber of use or ornament to the mansion and hopes the Court will not restrain him from the power he has by law to fall such timber as he shall think proper, especially when designed only for making necessary provision for his family and younger children. He has not ploughed any ancient meadow or pasture of the demesnes at Ludford and does not design to do so. In a lease made to Richard Tonge of part of the demenne lands, he restrained him from doing so. The defendant says he has always been a kind father to the complainants Blunden and Mary "and hath no ways deserved the undutiful behaviour with which they have of late treated him" He consented to a large settlement, gave them the furniture of Whitton Hall to the value of £1000 and upwards, and kept them and their servants for one whole year, at his own expense. The houses at Ludford of which the defendant is tenant for life are in good repair and he had never wilfully defaced the mansion house or let it run to ruin or the walls belonging to the garden,park, or otherwise. He asks for costs. | Ludford, Arthur (I120599)
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| 6175 | Land recorded in 1828. Jones, Robert Casey County, Kentucky 100 acres 10-13-1828 onGreenRiver. Year Name County StatePageTownship Census 1830 JONES ROBERT C. Adams County OH 049 Winchester1830Federal Census Listed on 1840 Brown County, Ohio Federal Census, page 356,EagleTownship. Males Under 5 - 2 (Thomas) Males 5-10 - 2 (Isaac) Males 10-15 - 1 (Greenberry) Males 30-40 - 1 (Robert) Females Under 5 - 2 (Julia & Elizabeth) Females 10-15 - 1 Females 30-40 - 1 (Milcha) Listed as a tailor in the 1850 Edgar County, Illinois Federal Census. Page 185. Robert C. age 45 born Spotsylvania County, Virginia (ListedasTailor) Miltha age 44 born Accomack County, Virginia Isaac age 18 born Adams County, Ohio Thomas age 15 born Adams County, Ohio Julia A. age 13 born Adams County, Ohio Elizabeth J. age 11 born Brown County, Ohio Ephramia age 9 born Hendricks Ccounty, Indiana Sarah F. age 7 born Hendricks County, Indiana Catherine age 3 born Morgan County, Indiana | Jones, Robert C. (I59727)
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| 6176 | Land transaction - Meredith Compton to Eli Noell, recorded 18 May 1780 in Halifax County, Virginia - 200 acres sold Land transaction - Meredith Compton to John Webb, recorded 18 May 1780 in Halifax County, Virginia - 100 acres sold Land transaction - Meredith Compton to James Ridgeway, recorded 27Feb1804 in Halifax County, Virginia - 100 acres sold Meredith on Halifax County, Virginia Tax listings between 1783-1785. This would place his birth before 1763. 1789 Jul. 24 William Glass sells 300 acres on North side of Banister River to Meredith Compton Land adjoins John Glass, also a witness. Deed Book #14 page 472 HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782. HALIFAX COUNTY. Name of head of family: Compton, Meredith White: 7 Black: 2 Halifax County, Virginia Tax Listings: 1782 - Meredith Compton 1-2-2-0-4 1783 - Meredith Compton 1-0-3-2-11 1784 - Meredith Compton 1-1-1-3-13 1786 - Meredith Compton 1-2-3-3-10 24 May 1787 - Meredith Compton 1-0-2-4-3-13 5 April 1788 - Meredith Compton 1-0-2-1-5 23 March 1789 - Meredith Compton 1-0-2-1-4 1790 - Meredith Compton 1-0-2-1-5 1791 - Meredith Compton 1-2-2-1-5 | Compton, Meredith (I45725)
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| 6177 | Land transaction - John Compton to David Crews, recorded 17 Nov 1785 in Halifax County, Virginia - 50 acres sold Heads Of Families-Halifax County, Virginia, 1785. Name of head of family: Compton, John White: 8 Name of head of family: Compton, John White: 4 Land transaction - John Compton to James A. Glenn, recorded 20 Dec 1798 in Halifax County, Virginia - 130 acres sold Halifax County, Virginia deed, Book 18, page 472: 4 September, 1800 - This indenture made this twenty fourth day of September in the year of our lord in one thousand eight hundred between William Grayham, lawful attorney for John Compton who was heir at law of John Compton decd of the County of Green in the State of Kentucky and Mary Compton of the County of Halifax of the other part. Witnesseth that the said William Grayham, attorney for John Compton for and in consideration of the sum of twenty one pounds thirteen shillings to him in hand paid by the said Mary Compton before sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof the said William Grayham attorney as aforesaid doth acknowledge hath given granted and bargained and sold and by these presents do give grant bargain and sell and confirm unto the said Mary Compton one certain tract or parcel of land lying in Halifax County on the waters of Buckskin Creek containing fifty eight acres the same more or less and bounded as followeth beginning at a red oak on the road in William Kirks line thence on said Kirks line to Wyatts line thence on Wyatts line to Fishers line thence on Fishers line to Mathes line thence on Mathes line to Thomas Leates line thence on ??? Leates line so far as to include all the land the said John Compton ???? Except thirty two acres sold by James Eastham Sheriff with all woods ways waters and ???? to the same belonging or appertaining with the ???? and ???? remainder and ???? rents, ??? and prophets thereof unto the said Mary Compton his heirs and assigns forever to have to hold the said land and premises with theappertenances unto the said Mary Compton his heirs and ???? to the only proper use benefit and ???? of the said Mary Compton her heirs and assignsforever and the said William Grayham attorney as aforesaid for himself his heirs Executors and administrators doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said Mary Compton her heirs and assigns the the said William Grayham attorney as above his heirs ??? shall and will warrant and defend the said land with the appertenances unto the said Mary Compton her heirs and assigns forever against the claim and demand of him the said William Grayham attorney ??? as aforesaid and his heirs ??? and of all and every person and persons having or claiming any right or title to the aforesaid land or any part thereof in Witness whereof the said William Grayham attorney ???? hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year above written. Richard Royall David Crews Richard [X his mark] Compton John [X his mark] Compton William Grayham L.S. Halifax County, Virginia Tax Listings: 1784 - John Compton 1-1-2-1-4 1785 - John Compton 2-0-0-2-10 1786 - John Compton 1-0-1-2-10 13 June 1787 - John Compton 1-0-0-1-2-9 5 April 1788 - John Compton 1-0-0-2 1789 - John Compton 1-0-0-3 | Compton, John (I44014)
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| 6178 | Larkin Warren was deeded 130 acres by father James Warren on 27 July 1795 in Caswell County, North Carolina. | Warren, Larkin (I46972)
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| 6179 | Larue County Wills, Book 3 Warren, A. B. Wife, Elsie L.; children, Essie &Ralph(28 FEB 1932, Pg. 164) Warren, Elsie L. Renunciation of Will: widow of A.B.Warren (Pg. 164) | Warren, Azla Bosley (I94803)
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| 6180 | Las Vegas Review-Journal Published December 28, 2004. INGRAM, DAVID David Garner Ingram, 46, born in Las Vegas, passed away Friday,Dec.24, 2004. He was a professional barber and stylist for over 25years inLas Vegas. Due to his unique personality and love of life hehad manyfriends in all walks of life. He was an avid sportsman, goodat anythinghe did. David is survived by his brother, Dana; sister,Pamela; niecesand nephews; and longtime friend and companion, AndreaYoung. His manyfriends and family are invited to share in his memoryat 11 a.m.Wednesday, Dec. 29, at Desert Memorial Cremation & BurialSociety, 1111Las Vegas Blvd. North. David will be greatly missed. | Ingram, David Garner (I28922)
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| 6181 | Last First_Name Middle_Name B_yr B_mo B_dyMothers_Last_NameFathers_Last_Name Sex Bp County_of_Death D_yr D_moD_dy SS_Number Ageidno JOHNSON ROBERT M 1903 03 09 MALE TN SANBERNARDINO 1971 02 22 560050442 67 0 | Johnson, Robert M. (I93313)
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| 6182 | Last info found on Larkin Abbott is on behalf of a Mrs Elizabeth Stroope of Hunt County, Texas; who was asking for reimbursment from the federal goverment for claims of her property used during the Civil War. A witness for Mrs Stroope; was Larkin Abbott; who resided on 5 November 1872 in Hunt County, Texas. Cannot find Larkin in the 1870 federal census. Believe since he enlisted into Civil War, Union Army, Company B, Arkansas 1st Infantry Regiment on 1 Sep 1863; and was listed as serving on behalf of State of Arkansas; he may not have returned (or was in transit back) to Texas until after the 1870 timeframe. | Abbott, Larkin (I101627)
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| 6183 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jordan, William Wesley Freeman (I70778)
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| 6184 | Last name also listed as Dalton. | Daulton, Sarah (I129950)
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| 6185 | Last name also listed as Los Remedios | Aguilar, Maria Anna (I134123)
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| 6186 | Last name also spelled as Paz, Paes and in spanish tradition sometimes Paes-Gusman. | Pais, Maria Josefa (I134140)
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| 6187 | Last name believed to be Wojnicka. | Marianna Malgorzata (I134623)
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| 6188 | Last name could be Cuorales. | Morales, Maria Antonia (I128438)
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| 6189 | Last name could be Prewit or Brewer. | Martha (I121266)
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| 6190 | Last name could be spelled as Leglace | Seglasse, Marie Anne (I124084)
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| 6191 | Last name for Ann may be Redman. | Ann Elizabeth (I110099)
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| 6192 | Last name for mother (Thompson) was from North Carolina death certificate of Roscoe Glenn Wold. | Thompson, Sarah Anna (I119051)
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| 6193 | Last name is also listed in several records as Bybicki. | Rybicki, Mary Anna (I129271)
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| 6194 | Last Name is listed as Frazier in 1880 census. | Frasure, William Asbury (I100965)
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| 6195 | Last name listed as Ronkowski in 1900 Federal Census for Cook County, Illinois. According to census, immigrated in 1893 to United States. Immigrated to USA in 1892; arriving in Baltimore, Maryland on 13 April 1892. Naturalized on 25 March 1906. Saint Stanislaus Kostka was closest church to there street address. | Wronkowski, Michael "Mike" (I124806)
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| 6196 | Last name may also be spelled as Szilaj vice Silay. | Silay, John (I21145)
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| 6197 | Last name may be Atwell, Fuller, Spence, or Spense, as listed on some birth registers of her children. | Spense, Rosannah (I126761)
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| 6198 | Last name may be de la Garza; but death record states Garcia. | Garcia, Maria Tomasa (I131875)
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| 6199 | Last name may be Gilmore | Evelyn (I125678)
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| 6200 | Last name may be Lanna or Launa | Lanna, Elizabeth (I125539)
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