Matches 651 to 700 of 5,538
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2:30 pm | WHITE Jessie Stuart (I9971)
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2nd husband: Ray Allen Smart | SMART Bernice Lee (I12876)
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2nd wife | BALTHROP Sarah Ann (I11316)
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3 children by William Walker. Unk names | WALKER William, Sr. (I56)
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3 month and 1 day old | WATSON James Baird (I10284)
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3 pm service in the chapel, Rev. Robert H. Thomas III, rector of Claremont Episcopal Church | HORNE George Franklin (I851)
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3 yrs, 6 mo, 14 days | POND Walter Edmunds (I9965)
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3. G,G,G grandfather's name: Beverly Booth: born 1752 in Nottoway Parish,
Southampton County, Virginia (moved to Surry County, Virignia, 1794);
occupation, Baptist preacher and planter, Virginia Militianman -
Revolutionary War Record at Nathional Archives; first wife: Elizabeth
(Cocke - Cocke is believed to be the last name since acres of land left out
of estate of Samuel Cocke): wife's name, Elizabeth, shown on deed record up
to May 30, 1804; children by Elizabeth; Robert Booth (V), born March 14,
1773, in Southampton Co., Virginia; died September 8, 1863; married Rebecca
Sheffield on September 29, 1810; David Booth, born about 1776 in
Southampton Co., Virginia; married Susanna Sorsby on January 27, 1802;
Masey Booth, born about 1778 in Southampton Co., Virginia; married a
Maddera; Matthew Booth, born about 1782 in Southampton Co., Virginia;
married Rebekah Johnson on August 7, 1815; Mark Booth, born about 1788 in
Southampton Co., Virginia; married Rebbecca D. Watkins on November 14,
1809; Susannah Booth, born about 1790 in Southampton Co., Virginia; married
a Williams; Sarah Booth, born about 1792 in Southampton Co., Virginia;
married Milby; Samuel Booth, born about 1795 in Surry Co., Virginia; died,
1876; married Sarah (Sally) Ellis on December 23, 1816; BEVERLEY'S second
wife's name; Mary Cornwell, born July 21, 1781; died July 2, 1855; married
Beverly Booth on January 25, 1819; children by Mary Cornwell; Mary Ellis
Booth, born about 1820 in Surry County, Virginia; married John C. Rogers. | BOOTH Beverly (I211)
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3. William Wesley Baugh, third son of William Wesley Baugh and Martha Ann Elizabeth Edwards, his wife, was born at "Oake Hill Surry County, December 16, 1862. He attended McCabes University School in Petersburg. On January 31, 1884, he was married to Mattie Florence Ramey, at her father's home in Spring Grove. She was born at Spring Grove, the daughter of Joseph Ramey and Alice West, his wife. Her grandfather West (William Major) was sheriff of Surry County for over forty years. Her grandmother West was before her marriage, Lucy Caroline Warren, a direct descendant of Thomas Warren, the builder of Warren or Rolfe House near Surry Courthouse. | BAUGH William Wesley (I7520)
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30 Aug 1745 • St Mary, Hendon, Middlesex, England | RUDD John (I10486)
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3101 Dupont Av
This was during the worst snow storm in many years in Richmond. CPR was done by PJ Fimian and his young son Mark. The snow was so bad that a fire truck had to preceed the ambulance so it could get down the street. He was taken to Chippenham Hospital where he was pronounced | WEST Thomas Landon (I1103)
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314 acre land grant
In 1688, Thomas Cotton and brother Walter Cotton, patented 314 more acres adjoining the property already owned by Thomas Cotton on the Otterdam Swamp. Seven more persons were transported to purchase headlights which were then exchanged for the property: Jonathon Bolton, Jonathon Elmy, Hester Bradstock, Charles Trevor, Jonathon Moss, Alice Ems and Howell Waters. The rent rolls for Surry County in 1704 show Thomas Cotton with 257 acres and Walter Cotton with 257 acres. Apparently they consolidated their holdings and farmed it together. Both Thomas Cotton and Walter Cotton were on the Surry County Militia List of 1687 "as qualified in either estate or person to find and maintain a man and horse or to go themselves when occasion shall require. | COTTON Walter (I3430)
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34 years old
Farmer
Real estate $4000
Personal Property $22,000
Wife: Mary age 25
Son: Emmett S. age 9
Daughter: Ella A. age 6
Daughter: Josie age 6
Son: Willie age 2
Father: James A. age 60 | Col. GOODRICH Thomas Washington, Sr. (I4466)
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350 acres, James City County:
Rent Roll of Virginia 1704
1 citation provides evidence for Property | SPRATLEY John (I12632)
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36.784 and longitude -77.127 | BRIGGS Alwyn Earl, Sr. (I744)
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364 acres in Westover Parish in 1685
Patent Book 7, page 488 | JONES James, Sr. (I5)
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37.88611,-76.62556
North Farnham Parish was formed in 1683 when Farnham Parish was divided into North and South Farnham. The division of Farnham Parish occurred nine years before Rappahannock County was divided into Richmond and Essex Counties. Episcopal church was erected in 1737. The interior of the church fell into ruins during a long period following the American Revolution. In 1814, the raiders from Admiral ockburn's British fleet and the Virginia militia fought a skirmish here. Bullet holds are still visible in the walls. 1863 and 1865, the church was used as a stable by Union soldiers during the Civil War. many years without a rector, Reverend George W. Nelson became rector of the church in 1834. Six years later, in 1840, he passed away. a fire in 1887, only the walls of the church were left standing. It wasn't until 1921 that the restoration of the church was completed. The Right Reverend F. D. Goodwin was elected bishop of Virginia while he was serving as the rector of Cople, Lunenburg, and North Farnham Parishes. | HALL Griffin D., Sr. (I9517)
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37527 Seacock Chapel Road
Zuni, VA 23898-3347(757) 242-6553 | BRITT Bernice Ruth (I7777)
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37° 5' 00.4920" 077° 2' 28.2480"
Title: Family Bible
Page: http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/BibleII/37939/0011.tif
Source Text: Beverly Booth Jr. ? in 1792 with a very strange disorder in his mouth ? what ? into the memory (but much worse) it eat away his gums, and the greater part of his teeth came out. Application was made to many physicians and many medicines made use of, but had not the desired affect, the greater part of the [lesion] he appeared to be in health. His mouth run constant from the [lesion] He was taken beyond the ? of any ? that were periodically ?. Friday, August the 24th 1793 he is taken appear only with a great cold. He kept about in the day. ? but very bad at night, and much ? to get breath Sunday night the 1st September his ? much is ? and ? morning lost his speech and grow bad all the while in his ?, ? the 2nd September at midnight he died. Elder David Barrow attended the funeral of the above. Children ? preach a sermon from Rom. the 8th | BOOTH Beverly (I246)
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37° 5' 11.9760 77° 2' 51.6120" | GOODRICH Doris Jean (I879)
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383 Winding Creek Rd
Dover, DE 19904 | HARRIS Ryan Patrick (I1257)
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3:20 am under a full moon | WHITE Frederic David (I9972)
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4. G,G, grandfather's name: Robert Booth (VI): born March 14, 1773 in
Southampton County, Virginia; died September 8, 1863; resided, Surry
County, Virginia, Southampton County, Virginia, Green County, Georgia,
LeGrange, Georgia; Big Spring Community (nine mniles SE of LaGrange,
Georgia); occupation, Baptist preacher and planter; married: first wife
Phebe Johnson, October 22, 1792; children by Phebe Johnson, Beverly Booth,
born about 1806 in Surry County, Virginia: Permelia Booth, born about 1803
in Surry County, VIrginia; married Bledsoe, Hiram Booth, born about 1805 in
Surry County, Virginia; second wife's name: Rebecca Sheffield, born March
5, 1790; died December 28, 1865 in the Big Spring Community, Georgia;
children by Rebecca; Robert L. Booth, born July 7, 1811 in Surry County,
Virginia; died july 7, 1882; married Susan A. Jones on October 28, 1834:
Adaline Booth, born April 7, 1813 in Green County, Georgia, married Lane;
Antinett Booth, born in Green County, Georgia, married Allen C. Ramsey;
Amanda Booth, born in Green County, Georgia, marrie dEddie Burt; Mary
Booth, born in Green County Georgia, married Bennett H. Gates on April 24,
1845; Cyntia Booth, born in Green County Georgia on August 15, 1829, died
April 17, 1912, married jmaes A. Lane on January 21, 1859.
From Talmadge booth papers | BOOTH Robert (I295)
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4/10/10 alive and living in Petersburg | HORNE Morris Turner, Jr. (I9752)
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43 yrs | GOODRICH Clyde Lelon (I5288)
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463 acres, Surry Co. Pidgeon Swamp | SPRATLEY John (I12632)
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5. CHRISTIAN2 NORVELL (James) who married Booth Napier, Jr., had a child by 1765, Based on the birth of this child, Christian's latest possible birth date would have been 1749, but she was perhaps born earlier, since her husband would have been forty in 1765. She is assumed to be a daughter of James Norvell, Sr" of Goochland, the only Norvell in Goochland who was old enough to be her father. Her child was baptized and her husband eulogized by the Rev. William Douglas who lived near the Norvells
in Goochland, Christian's husband died in 1770 and nothing further about her life has come to light. The only known child of Booth and Christian (Norvell) Napier was William Napier, born in 1765 21 | NORVELL Christian (I10132)
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5. CHRISTIAN2 NORVELL (James) who married Booth Napier, Jr., had a child by 1765, Based on the birth of this child, Christian's latest possible birth date would have been 1749, but she was perhaps born earlier, since her husband would have been forty in 1765. She is assumed to be a daughter of James Norvell, Sr" of Goochland, the only Norvell in Goochland who was old enough to be her father. Her child was baptized and her husband eulogized by the Rev. William Douglas who lived near the Norvells
in Goochland, Christian's husband died in 1770 and nothing further about her life has come to light. The only known child of Booth and Christian (Norvell) Napier was William Napier, born in 1765 21 | NORVELL James, Sr. (I10133)
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5. G,Grandfather's name: Robert L. Booth; born July 7, 1811 in Surry
County, VA; resided, LaGrange, Georgia and Old Diana, Texas; died, June 7,
1882, in Old Diana, Texas; buried, Walnut Hill Cemetery, Old Diana, Texas
occupation, farmer; married Susan A. Jones on October 28, 1834; she was
born September 1, 1819 in Georgia, died September 8, 1870 in Old Diana,
Texas; buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery; children: James R.L. Booth, born
September 2, 1836 in LaGrange, Troup County, GEorgia, married Frances A.
Brown on April 12, 1866; Julius C.B. Booth, born May 10, 1838 in LaGrange,
Troup Co., Georgia; died on July 21, 1864; Sheppard Walter Booth, born
October 5, 1841 in LaGrange, Troup Co., Georgia; died May 17, 1918, married
Horace Campbell on August 12, 1862; Sarah Amanda Booth, born November 20,
1846 in LaGrange, Troup Co., Georgia, married Thomas F. McKissack on
December 2, 1868; Willis Early Booth, born on January 27, 1851 in LeGrange,
Troup Co., Georgia; died September 6, 1915; married Woddie C. Woods on
November 6, 1886; Rebecca Frances Booth, born December 13, 1856, in Old
Diana, Upshur Co., Texas, married J.D. Frederick on December 18, 1872
Per Talmadge Booth papers | BOOTH Robert Louis (I390)
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5/22/1967 and 12/5/1995 knee surgery 12/22/1995 right leg by pass surgery for blood clots. Lost below the knee. | PAVEK Petronilla Marcella (I883)
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540 jumps
4 surgeries, Last at St. Francis in 2013 | HARRIS Eugene "Gene" Clay (I1)
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5th Regiment, (Mullins') | GOODRICH Albert D. (I460)
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6 - 7 grades and he hated it. Was forced to go by Dee Lindenfelser (Tom's spitefull ex-wife) | WEST Mark Thomas (I1276)
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6 children by this marriage | Family: CHAPPELL Dickie / TINSLEY Susannah Pate (F3211)
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6 children listed on 1930 census | BAIRD Lloyd Deberry (I1478)
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6 Siblings
I'll bet you can help me. My name is James Alfred Figg III. My grandfather was the Reverend James Alfred Figg, (who, according to his tombstone at Grace Episcopal Church in Bremo Bluff, Va where he was Rector until he died in 1968) was born at "Maycox" in 1891. I made a trip in the Fall to locate "Maycox" and was told by Carol Bowman Marks, Exec Dir. of the Prince George Co Historical Society (and it turns out is a cousin of mine) that the site of "Maycox" is within the James River Federal Wildlife Refuge. I got permission from the Federal Wildlife Dept. to walk thru, the day prior to deer hunting season, and located the cellar hole of "Maycox" (directly opposite "Westover"). I am assuming that the original "Maycox" (Maycocks) was destroyed in the Revolution, having been the model for the Skipwith's "Prestwould" which is a large Georgian Brick house***. Thus the house my grandfather was born in was a later house....I met my cousin Carol Hopkins, who came with me, and we also discovered, the site of "Hawksnest" where the family cemetery of William Henry Figg, married to Susanna Elizabeth Emeline Harrison and their children are buried, the exception being, my great grandfather, William Benjamin Figg, who married Evelyn Fulton Clarke Butts, who are both buried at Brandon Episcopal Church in Burrowsville. I would like to find out more about MY Harrisons and the Butts...... apparently Susanna was born at "Eel Banks" to the west of "Macox" and Evelyn at either "Hatches" or "Blairs" to the east of "Maycox" all adjacent to and/or included in the James River Wildlife Refuge. I have traced Susanna E.E. Harrison Figg thru the "Old Colonial Line" to which she belongs. I see that your mother was Helen Butts, which would lead me to believe that WE are kin also. But it appears that YOUR Harrisons are of the "Presidential Line". If, in fact, you are going to the Butts, Clary, Fenner, Figg annual reunion, I hope to meet you as I am going to try to be there too. I met Kenneth and Ruth Figg on my last trip, he and I are the only Figgs left, I believe, as we both have only daughters. He is my father's 1st cousin, and they would be the same age, my father having died in 1994.
JAMIE FIGG jamiefigg@aol.com | Rev FIGG James ALFRED (I12040)
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6 yrs as a clerk | ALLIN Marie Bauers (I4795)
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6', 175, Gray Hair and eyes, light complected | FOX Leo (I11487)
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6'0, 160, bro/bro | HARRIS Ryan Patrick (I1257)
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7 stillbirths | CHALKLEY Katherine W. (I9094)
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72104 Malvern, Hot Spring, AR | DUNN Myrtle Ruth (I1054)
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734 acres in Weyanoke Parish in 1683.
His 1683 acquisition was "att a place known as the Devil's Woodyard."
Patent Book 7, page 329 | JONES James, Sr. (I5)
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8 children | NAPIER Rene (I1751)
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8 children per Deborah Wood
G0498A: Booth (Bouth) NAPIER [008]
Birth: 1 February 1692, New Kent County, Virginia, British North America
Christening: 1 October 1692, New Kent County, Virginia, British North America
Death: BEF 21 February 1780, probably on or about 1 December 1779, Goochland County, Virginia
Father: Robert NAPIER (1658, New Kent County, Virginia, British North America - AFT May 1748, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America)
Mother: *Mary PERRIN (1671/75, New Kent or Henrico County, Virginia, British North America - AFT 3 April 1718, New Kent or Henrico County, Virginia, British North America)
Marriage: ABT 1713
Spouse: Sarah UKNOWN (? - AFT 20 January 1767, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America)
Child 1: Patrick NAPIER (1 February 1713, , Virginia, British North America - 23 August 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia, British North America) [M]: m. Martha CLAIBORNE (ABT 1715 - ?), ABT 1735, Albemarle County, Virginia, British North America
Child 2: Rene (or Reni) NAPIER I (1715, Virginia, British North America - 13 October 1750, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America) [M]: m. *Winifred CHAMPION (ABT 1720 - AFT 1748), ABT 1737
Child 3: Sarah NAPIER (ABT 1720, , Virginia, British North America - ABT 1756) [F]
Child 4: Robert NAPIER (ABT 1720 - ?) [M]
Child 5: Susannah NAPIER (ABT 1722, , Virginia, British North America - ?) [F]: m. Reuben Skelton BROWN, 11 June 1761, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America
Child 6: Booth NAPIER (Jr.) (christening 1723, Henrico County, Virginia - 22 April 1770, Goochland County, Virginia) [M]: m. Christian(a) TERRIL NORVEL (BEF 1749 - ?), , Virginia, British North America, 10 October 1765
Child 7: Mary NAPIER (ABT 1724, , Virginia, British North America - ?) [F]
Child 8: Archibald NAPIER (ABT 1728, , Virginia, British North America - 1815, buried in Franklin County, Virginia) [M]
Child 9: Frances NAPIER (ABT 1730, , Virginia - ?) [F]
Child 10: Elizabeth NAPIER (ABT 1732, , Virginia - ?) [F]
Note 1: Most investigators seem inclined to identify the spouse of Booth NAPIER either as Sarah LaForce or as Sarah Garland. Sarah LaForce, the daughter of Rene LaForce (the planter-physician of Huguenot extraction for whom Rene NAPIER is likely to have been named), was married to William Hardain (Harding) in Goochland County, Virginia, 7 November 1748. And Her marriage to William Hardain (Harding) is clearly indicated by the Will (dated 16 December 1756 and proven 18 July 1757, in Goochland County, Virginia) of her mother, also called Sarah. Of this Will, William Hardain was the executor. By William Hardain (Harding), Sarah LaForce engendered Giles Harding (15 June 1749, Goochland County, Virginia - 1810, Davidson County, Tennessee) [M], William Harding (1750, Goochland County, Virginia - 1797, Surry County, North Carolina) [M], Rene Harding (15 February 1753, Goochland County, Virginia - BEF 1766, Virginia) [M], Thomas Harding (3 October 1755, Goochland County, Virginia - 1805, Tennessee) [M]. If Sarah Laforce had first been the wife of Booth NAPIER then, since menopause usually occurs by the age of 55, she must have been no more than 12 years of age on the occasion of her first marriage. This is possible in abstracto but historically unlikely. The Will of Rene LaForce, dated 16 August 1728 and proved in 1728 (recorded in Book 1, pp. 37-38, 1728-1734, Goochland County, Virginia), names his daughter, Sarah La Force; and the Will of Sarah LaForce Harding was proven 23 March 1797 in Goochland County, Virginia. Alternatively, if Sarah Garland may be identified with the Sarah Elizabeth Garland (born at Pamunkey River, St Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia) who was the daughter of Edward Garland, then her marriage to Thomas Wingfield must be explained away. Of Sarah Elizabeth Garland's children who can be definitely dated, the following may be noted: John Wingfield (20 July 1723, Hanover County [separated from New Kent County in 1720], Virginia - 3 February 1793, Wilkes County, Georgia) [M], Frances Wingfield (30 December 1736, Hanover County, Virginia - 20 November 1802, Wilkes County, Georgia) [F], and Susannah Wingfield (19 September 1741, Hanover County, Virginia - 1827, Fredrickstown, Washington County, Virginia) [F]. It is, therefore, reasonably supposed that Sarah Elizabeth Garland was married to Thomas Wingfield about 1720. Accordingly, in the present state of evidence, the surname - but certainly not the given name - of the wife of Booth NAPIER is indeterminate.
Note 2: The register of St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America reports that, on 19 October 1765, Will Parsons NAPIER was born to Booth NAPIER (Jr.) and Christian TERRIL whose, surname, in secondary sources, is sometimes given as NORVEL. See "Register of St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, Virginia," William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 2. (October 1906), pp. 113-123.
Note 3: The funeral sermon of Booth NAPIER (Jr.) was preached 23 April 1770 at St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, Virginia, British North America. See "Register of St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, Virginia," William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (April 1907), pp. 249-255.
Note 3: Patrick NAPIER, in 1744, was deputy Sheriff in Albemarle County, Virginia. He was also a vestryman in St. Anne's Parish. The children of Patrick NAPIER and Martha CLAIBORNE were: Thomas NAPIER (ABT 1736, Virginia - 1804, Columbia County, Georgia), Patrick NAPIER, Richard NAPIER, Rene NAPIER, Joseph Fox NAPIER, Mary Perrin NAPIER, Elizabeth Claiborne NAPIER, and Anne Fox NAPIER. In the given names of Mary Perrin and Elizabeth Claiborne NAPIER, compelling reason is found by which to include the deputy Sheriff of Albemarle County in this family-group. | NAPIER Booth, Sr. (I1752)
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8 lbs 2 oz | BLANKENSHIP Julie Chappell (I9204)
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8. MACKIE2 NORVELL (James1), like her sister Christian,is thought to have been named for a grandmother or great -grandmother. Both the Christians and Mackies were families who lived in central Virginia in colonial times, and they may have married Norvells or Spencers earlier. Mackie (also written as Macariner or Macaranna) was married to William Thurmond in Goochland by the Rev. William Douglas. Since Goochland was the county of her residence when she married, and since James Norvell, Sr., was the only Norvell in Goochland old enough to be her father, she is presumed to be his daughter. Because Mackie apparently married without parental permission in 1766, she probably was at least eighteen at that time, hence born by 1748. She and her husband eventually moved to Albemarle
County, Virginia, where they settled on Green Creek in the southern end of the county, near her brothers and sisters. She died in Albemarle between 1823 and 1825. Her will , dated 1823, was witnessed by Anna Johnson, and George Norvell, her sister and brother and presented to the Albemarle
County Court in 1825 (WB 8:18). | NORVELL Mackie (I10134)
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850 -A Parker Dr 29501 | HITE Alvin Monroe (I5291)
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9 Siblings | STEWART Julian Preston (I11333)
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9#1oz, 21' long Has a heart murmur at birth | JOHNSON Grant Parker (I1393)
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9+ lbs | STOUP Camden kincaid (I11808)
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