Notes: Irving Genealogy

Irving Family History

Matches 251 to 300 of 849

#	Notes	Linked to
251	Died in VA Hospital	Nunn, Ewart (I1837)
252	died of the effects of a shipwreck	Preble, Jedediah (I2011)
253	died of yellow fever on a voyage with his brother Seth who was captain of the vessel "Good Intent" at the time.	Seely, Beach (I643)
254	Died young	Bolton, Thomas (I2374)
255	difficult to read	Source (S568)
256	District 550, Sheet 15, Ward 6	Source (S47)
257	Do not know how he became to be known by the name of Reggie. Jim (RIN-5) remembers Uncle Reggie would often join the Irving's for Thanksgiving diner. It was common that after the high school football game we would drive to his house in Wellesley (just off Rte 9) to pick him up and bring him to Natick. Records indicate that Albert and Mabel were about four years different in age, yet 1920 and 1930 census recorded they were the same age. So one of them was not sure of when they were born.	Justis, Albert Young (I34)
258	Documented with two different spellings Kimpton and Kempton. Also middle name could be Emiline. BURIAL: grave site visited 26 Nov 2010; there is no marker for Sarah E. Kimpton-Foster or husband Willis Foster.	Kimpton, Sarah Enerline (I54)
259	Don't know if Susie's birth surname is Gillis or if that is a married surname. She has a daughter (Susie M. Gillis) who is 15 years old in 1930. Susie was 21 years old at her first marriage (guessing to a Mr Gillis.	Gillis, Susie (I2268)
260	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2091)
261	Dot is not living with her husband after 3 yrs of marriage (1930), per Census. Yet their second child is born in 1930. BIRTH: Also shown as Born Boston, Suffolk, MA. DEATH: Also shown as Died 26 Jun 1997	Irving, Dorothy Mae (I26)
262	Due to no other place named, assume she died in Saint John city, New Brunswick	Source (S346)
263	During WW-I as a soldier he went overseas. We have a safe arrival card (mail) addressed to Mrs. Linnell Foster, 119 Magnolia St. Dorchester, Mass. Old photographs annotated "The future Mrs E H. Foster" and "Valeria & I (Evans) taken at El Dorado 5/1/24" indicate that Evans planned to marry, but no records or family history indicate he ever married. Those pictures were possibly taken while still living in Massachusetts - before moving to Chicago, IL. The 1920 Census lists him living at home with family in Dorchester. His Social Security number was issued in Illinois before 1951. He lived in Chicago by at least 1935 (per 1940 Census), and probably earlier. We believe there is a memorial located at the first Tee at the Mystery Valley Golf Club in Dekalb County, GA; where he retired to - and he loved his golf.	Foster, Evans Linnell (I40)
264	Ebenezer had two sons (Ebenezer and Samuel) and three daughters (Polly, Rebecca, and Mehitable). Ebenezer was shot and killed in Indian attack known as the Preble massacre. Refer to the book Preble Family in America, Page 16. The footnote gives an account of his death and the capture of his children. There is also a "Preble Massacre" paper by Henry O. Thayer that describes this event.	Preble, Ebenezer (I320)
265	Ebenezer was one of the children taken captive in 1756 (age 4 yrs) and remained in Quebec for four or five years until restored by grand father Brig. Gen. Harnden. No mention of who raised him after being returned from Quebec.	Preble, Ebenezer (I674)
266	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I8)
267	EDUCATION: Natick HS OCCUPATION: USCG Electrician, Naval Safety Engineer (Inspector) CHILD: Adoption. Ron was adopted by the Irvings about 1953 at about age 13. Because of his age his name was not changed to Irving and remained Curtis. Ron's paternal grandparents were Frank Valentine Curtis of Holden Mass and his wife Rose. Ron's mother was Helen Florence Everett born in Braintree Mass	Curtis, Ronald Everett (I3)
268	Edward Jenkins came to New England as one of Tilden's five servants NOTABLE: Sailed to America on the ship Hercules, 1634. Edward Jenkins was one of the Conihassett partners in 1646, and a freeman 1647. He purchased a part of Edward Foster's house lot 1647, and built his house at the corner of Kent street, near the bridge. In 1662 he purchased more Foster land from Timothy (Edward's son).	Jenkins, Edward (I1388)
269	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F317
270	Edward Wenz - Head with family (wife, two sons, and sister)	Source (S179)
271	Edward Wenz family living at 57 Waldo St.	Source (S188)
272	Edward Wenz family living on Waldo St.	Source (S375)
273	electronic copy	Source (S189)
274	electronic copy	Source (S294)
275	Electronic Copy (Left sheet)	Source (S24)
276	Electronic copy (PDF). Acquired via Heritage Quest.	Source (S169)
277	Electronic copy (scanned)	Source (S299)
278	Electronic copy (scanned)	Source (S314)
279	Electronic copy - excerpts	Source (S285)
280	Electronic copy of original document	Source (S120)
281	Electronic Copy. Sheet 1 of 2, see 5-079-R.gif	Source (S163)
282	Electronic file	Source (S15)
283	Electronic file	Source (S89)
284	Electronic File - copy	Source (S356)
285	Electronic File - copy	Source (S357)
286	Electronic File - copy	Source (S370)
287	Electronic File copy	Source (S59)
288	Electronic File copy	Source (S66)
289	Electronic File copy	Source (S67)
290	Electronic File copy	Source (S72)
291	Electronic File copy	Source (S84)
292	Electronic File copy	Source (S87)
293	Electronic File copy	Source (S90)
294	Electronic File copy	Source (S95)
295	Electronic file copy	Source (S290)
296	Electronic File copy	Source (S292)
297	Electronic File copy	Source (S406)
298	Electronic file copy	Source (S664)
299	Electronic File copy (excerpts) http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk2/foster-foxall.htm	Source (S284)
300	Electronic File copy. The enumerator is in error on Dudley's name.	Source (S61)