Irving Family History
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Matches 201 to 250 of 849
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| 201 | CHRISTENING: 22 Oct 1620 St. Mildreds, Tenterden, Kent, England The common ancestor on the maternal side of the Prebles in America. She is descended from a family of great antiquity. Traaced back to when Edward the Black Prince was knighted (1348). | Tilden, Judith (I158)
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| 202 | CHRISTENING: Trinity Church Seth might not be a son of this Linus and Jane, might have the wrong parents. | Seely, Seth Sterritt (I656)
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| 203 | Christina is a daughter of John | Source (S341)
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| 204 | Church family owns at 11 Newell Ave. | Source (S332)
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| 205 | Church family renting at 3 Ayer Rd. | Source (S331)
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| 206 | Clerk of Waldo county Maine (1824-1836), Representative in Congress for Maine (1837-1841). Lawyer by profession. Governor of Maine (1844-1847). | Anderson, Hugh J. (I1992)
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| 207 | Coal Merchant, distributes coal via river boats/barges. Some records give spelling as "Louis Reno" | Reno, Lewis Harrison (I1167)
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| 208 | Concord Vital records for 1667 list her birth - “Judath daughter of John Heywood & Sarah his wife borne 13. Jen^4 67”. Note that June was the 4th month of the year at that time. | Howard, Judith (I762)
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| 209 | Conflicting records give year of birth as 1832 and 1826. She was an avid supporter of the Ladies of the G. A. R. See 1894 newspaper article transcript about her and husband's activities during the US Civil War. | Reno, Cornelia Butler (I1159)
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| 210 | Contains wills and church records for BIGGE in England | Source (S237)
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| 211 | Contains wills and church records of TILDEN family in England | Source (S203)
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| 212 | Copeland family pg 2 of 2 | Source (S343)
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| 213 | Copy | Source (S35)
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| 214 | Copy - electronic copy of transcription | Source (S307)
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| 215 | copy acquired from Ancestry.com | Source (S122)
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| 216 | copy from film | Source (S55)
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| 217 | Copy, multiple Sherman families | Source (S210)
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| 218 | Daniel Knight was the founder of this family in Boothbay. He evidently came from Mass., from about Newburyport or Salem. the evidence is not clear but he is believed to be descended from John Knight, who, with his brother Richard, came to Newbury, MA from Romsey, england in June of 1635. If this is correct the ancestral line would be: 1. John Knight b England 159?, d 1670; 2. John Knight Jr b in England 1622 d 1678; 3. Benjamin Knight b 1668; 4. Benjamin Knight Jr b 1693. The Boothbay settler was probably son of Benjamin Jr. He lived on Damariscove until the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, when he vacated the island and went to Pleasant Cove, on the farm owned by the late Daniel Dodge. His will was made Jan 10, 1780 and Probated Apr 5, 1780. Nominally, he was the wealthiest man in his locality, but some allowance must be made for the fact that the date of 1780, the Continental Currency was a low point in value; but he was a man of considerable property for the times. | Knight, Daniel (I127)
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| 219 | Dates are guesses based on daughter, Jane's birth. | Irving, James (I1112)
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| 220 | dau Lorraine (Nolfi?) | Leonard, James Eugene (I1820)
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| 221 | Daughter of John Preble | Preble, Abigail (I329)
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| 222 | Deacon Samuel Walker, son of Samuel Walker, Sr., born May 7, 1643 (alternate birth date might be 23 Sept), styled corporal, sergeant, ensign, deacon, often a selectman; member of Boston Convention, 1689; representative, 1694, etc.; married Sarah Reed and Abigail (Carter), widow of Lieutenant James Fowle; had many distinguished descendants, and is repeatedly mentioned in Woburn annuals. Children, born at Woburn: Edward, October 12, 1663; John, July 2, 1665; Samuel, January 25 1668; Sarah, March 6, 1670; Timothy, June 16, 1672; Isaac, November 1, 1677; Ezekiel, March 5, 1679. | Walker, Samuel (I817)
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| 223 | Death place is given as Montgomery, Georgia. There is a County by that name and also a village which is in Chathan county. Further research in needed to identify his place of death. | Foster, Henry (I1210)
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| 224 | DEATH: 13 Nov 1892 from Pierce book (pg 772); not sure if this date is Elizabeth or her husband Franklin Mansur. | Foster, Elizabeth Walker (I390)
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| 225 | DEATH: Cause - Organic Valvular Dis. of Heart. Age 14 Yrs | Hannam, Selma Mildred (I511)
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| 226 | DEATH: Deacon Benjamin Foster died 19 Nov 1855 age 75 yrs. | Foster, Benjamin (I409)
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| 227 | DEATH: Died 26 Oct 1872, age 87 yrs-11 months | Auld, Sarah (I163)
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| 228 | DEATH: Died as an infant, lived only 10 months | Preble, Ebenezer (I318)
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| 229 | DEATH: Died heroic death at Tripoli under command of Edward Preble when the ketch USS Intrepid blew up. This Henry is the name-sake of his nephew, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | Wadsworth, Henry (I1041)
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| 230 | DEATH: Died of a brain tumor | Johnson, Margot Elizabeth (I2334)
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| 231 | DEATH: Died of Small Pox | Preble, Miriam (I296)
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| 232 | DEATH: Elizabeth, wife of Joel, died 3 May 1813 in her 50th year | Walker, Elizabeth (I393)
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| 233 | DEATH: Fell Through the ICE | Brewster, Truelove (I781)
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| 234 | DEATH: Hannah's death date assumed because widower David remarried in 1732 | Buxton, Hannah (I489)
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| 235 | DEATH: Requiem Mass held at the Church of the Resurrection, New York Saturday 5 June 2004 10:00AM. Phil and Nancy Irving attended the service. | Irving, Ruth Evelyn (I24)
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| 236 | DEATH: Sarah, wife of Joseph, died 7 Mar 1810 in her 85th year BIRTH: died in 1810 age 85 | Barron, Sarah (I395)
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| 237 | Delmar's name seems to varry over time. | Tryon, Delmore Jones (I1558)
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| 238 | died as an infant | Preble, Stephen (I356)
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| 239 | Died at age 2 yrs. | Foulk, Annie Elizabeth (I2126)
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| 240 | Died at age 2 yrs. | Foulk, Roswell F. (I2127)
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| 241 | Died at age 3. Obidiah is SGS (http://www.seeley-society.net) Id#20 | Seely, Habakuk (I604)
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| 242 | Died at sea offshore New Brunswick, Canada | Sterritt, William (I1491)
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| 243 | Died before husband, Robert Bigge | Unknown (I1421)
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| 244 | Died in 1692, age 62 | Foster, Isaac (I1309)
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| 245 | Died in 1703, in her 84th year NOTABLE: Sailed on ship Elizabeth to Massachusetts in 1635. Passenger list gives her age 17. Fellow passenger was Hopestill Foster, who she married. She sailed with her parents and siblings. | Bate, Mary (I1143)
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| 246 | Died in 1930 or 1932 | Campbell, Mabel Beatrice (I502)
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| 247 | Died in car accident on her way home from Disney World | Nash, Sharon Lee (I910)
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| 248 | Died in Eloise, MI. Eloise appears to be a complex for the needy near Detroit, MI | Foulk, Cornelia Butler II (I2121)
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| 249 | died in her youth | Knight, Lucy D (I186)
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| 250 | died in the West Indies | Preble, Samuel (I2012)
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