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See source information provided with each entry. | Source (S1152)
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See visitations of Gloucester, Wiltshireb 1623 and Hx of the House of commons, and Hx of Parl iament. These did biographies of many of the sons and gave these firm dates. Both visitati ons provided all of the children. | HUNGERFORD, Sir Knight Edmund (I21114)
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See: http://www.juch.net/gfrichey.htm
Daniel Forrest (6) Tull - brother of John Nicholas.
Married Sarah Baugh, daughter of Josiah Hatcher Baugh, on 6 Jan. 1805 Marriage not of record in Stokes, but she was named in the will of her father in 1822, Jackson Co., Ga. He was b. 1750 Va. and m.1 to Milly Shepperd who d. 1796, and he remarried in 1797 in Orange to Sarah Daniels; had a B.L.G. in Orange; moved to Stokes; moved to Jackson Co., Ga. in 1815. Was probably a brother of Jere Baugh who was also in N.C. Rev. Accts., but without a location, but was in jury lists after 1789 in Stokes. Daniel Tull moved from Stokes to Duck River, Bedford Co., Tenn. with several Forrests, Lovins, and others from Orange Co., N.C. in 1829 he came to Shelby Co., Ill.
His children are all in the funeral account ledger records of which I gave a copy to John E. Tull of Lonoke, Ark.. I have added county records, census records, church records, deeds and marriages to my information about Daniel Tull and his children. His tombstone is broken and deteriorated, but still legible in what is now called Bruce graveyard in Sec. 22 Windsor Twp., Shelby Co., Ill; also stone for his wife Sarah who died in 1841. Bruce graveyard, in 1829 was location of the Sand Creek Methodist Church.
Signed: Gladys Richey | TULL, Daniel Forrest (I15287)
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See: https://www.jamestowne.org/clarke---cocke.html
Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestor:
Clay, John - A1706; born 1587, died by 1664/5, Charles City Co.: (Ancient Planter).
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Captain John Clay came to America from England in February, 1613 on the ship "The Treasurer" and arrived in Charles City, Virginia. The first Clay to come to America! The e from his last name (Claye) was dropped when they came to America. His slave came with him, but his wife Ann did not come until August 1623 in the ship "Anne". His slave, William Nicholls, age 26, came in 1619 on the "Dutie in May. He came before John's wife did. John was granted 1,200 acres in Charles City, Virginia, on the banks of the James River. He had other land across the river. He had 4 children, and probably more.
Captain John Clay was called a Captain because he was the Grenadier Captain on the ship "The Treasurer" which was a licensed privateer.
John Clay, Ancient Planter, landed at Jamestowne, VA in February 1613 and settled in Charles City County, Virginia. He paid for the importation of 32 people on the good ship 'West' which arrived July 13, 1635. He was granted 1200 acres of land 13 July 1675 at the head of Wards Creek. His wife, Anne Nichols arrived from England, 10 years later.
Captain John Clay, the "British Grenadier" (hired soldier in the King's army) arrived in the new world in February 1613 according to the muster on the 'Treasurer'. The Treasurer, sent to protect the settlers in Jamestowne, was commanded and partially owned by Captain Samuel Argall, who was a brother of Elizabeth Argall Filmer, ancestress of Martha & Lucy Green Clay (wife of Henry Clay 1711-1764). It is stated in his muster that he (John Clay) was a planter before the government of Sir Thomas Dale. John Clay, Ancient Planter, landed at Jamestowne, VA in February 1613 and settled in Charles City County, Virginia. He paid for the importation of 32 people on the good ship 'West' which arrived July 13, 1635. He was granted 1200 acres of land 13 July 1675 at the head of Wards Creek. His wife, Anne Nichols arrived from England, 10 years later.
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SEE: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Crose-7 for important work.
"Information from Howard Crose" Sent to me by Linda Crose in 2000.
Christian Crose can be found on the 1st cenus of 1782, List of Vincent Williams Gent, Hampshire Co, Va. show 11 members.
Christian disinherited Michael Crose his son because Michael married his sisters daughter (his niece), however Christian gave Michael's share to his children and grandchildren.
Solomon Crose (Christian's son) states that Christian and Barbara Crose were both born in Virginia.
The Crose Family pioneers started with Christian Crose as the partiarch of the family in Augusta county, VA. Then Frederick Co. Va. was formed from Orange and Augusta Counties in 1728-43. Hampshire Co. Va. was formed from Frederick Co. in 1754. Hardy Co.,Va. was formed from Hampshire Co. in 1785. The present Grant Co, WV was formed from Hardy Co. in 1866. Early records have Christian Crose in all of the above counties but yet he has lived on Patterson Creek near Williamsport, WV since the first record in 1757.
In year 1757, Christian Crose had in his household, his wife and three children, Elizabeth, Henry, and Philip. During the French and Indian Wars his family and his neighbors would travel over the mountains nine miles to Fort Pleasant now known as Fort Old Fields. The Shawnee Indians in 1754, the year Hampshire County was formed, were the indians who attacked the area between the Hardy County Area and the Monongalia River to the West.
In the spring of 1756, one of the marauding groups of indians, of about sixty or seventy warriors, said to be under the leadership of Shawnee Chief Killbuck, raided a home about 15 miles up the "South Fork of the river Wappatomake", killed and scalped one woman, a Mrs. John Brake, and took another, a Mrs. Neff, prisoner.
The log cabin that Christian Crose built and lived in was burned by the Confederates during the Civil War. Another log cabin was built and still referred to as the Croses Cabin. The second log cobin was torn down in 1973 and a mobile home rests on its foundation. The fresh water spring that was used by Christian Crose is still in use today.
Exerts from Christian Crose will Quote "Also my will is that my son Michael Crose shall have no part in his possession but that his children shall have his part of share which is to equal the share of each of the -- residue of my children." Michael Crose, it is assumed, married his niece Mary Ross against the wishes of his father Christian Crose.
Spouse:
Barbara STUMP
Birth1730, Virgina
DeathSep 1830, Grant Co., West Virginia Age: 100
Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 Record
Name: Christian Crose
Date: Dec 10, 1757
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Notes: This probate record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks: Christian Doscher's (Dosher, Dorcher) appraisement, by Michael Stump, Leonard Neave, Peter Horse. Due by Charles Wilson, Christian Crose. Due Wm. Darline, John Welton and Anthony Reager.
Description: Debtor
Book_Date: WB2-306
Will of Christian Crose (Source: Henry A. Harmann in e-mail dtd 26 May 2007. Henry was the one who located and Christian's will in the county records).
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN
I Christian Croose of Hardy County and State of Virginia being in a low state of health at present but in my perfect senses and memory and state of health at present but in my perfect senses and memory and considering the uncertainty of human life and that necessary for all persons so to despose of their affairs in their lifetime as may prevent and disents amongst relations after their death to perfect the same as much as may be in my own family. I think proper to give dismiss aand dispose of my estate in the following manner and form.
TO WIT; First of all I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Barbara Croose one horse and sadle one cow one bed and furniture of her own choosing as her own property.
Secondly the residue of my moveable effeccts to be sold by my Executors and my just debts together with my funeral expenses be paid.
Thirdly I will to my daughter Elisabeth twenty dollars also to my daughter Mary ten dollars as their part or full shares of my whole estate. Also my Will is that my son Michael Croose shall have no part in his possession but that his children shall have his part of share which is to equal the share of each of the ---residue of my children and further I also will that Adam Croose shall have my lands and maintain my wife Barbara Croose so long as she liveth and at her death I will my lands to be sold and the money to be divided equally between the residue of my children...Giving Michael Crooses children his part....
Also, I do hereby constitute and appoint Jacob Tevebough and Adam Croose my Executors to this my Last Will and do hereby revoke and disallow all other former testaments wills or bequests declareing this and no other to be my last will and testament--and in witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal.
Ammo Domini--one thousand eight hundred and in the 3rd year of the commonwealth 9th September.
Signed SEaled and Acknowledged in the /s/ Christian Gross SEAL
presents of
/s/ James Machin
/s/ Geo Harness Junr
/s/ Adam Harness
At a court held for Hardy County the 8th day of February 1814. This Last Will and Testament of Christian Crose deced. was presented in Court by Jacob Tevebough and Adam Crose the Executors therein named and proved by the oaths of James Machin and Adam Harness two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of the said Executors certificate is granted them for obtaining and probate thereof in this form they having taken the oath of executors and together with James Miles their security entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of three thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs.
Teste
/s/ Ed Williams ce
Henry A. Harmann supplied additional support regarding precisely who the children of Christian Crose were in email dtd 27 May 2007:
"Christian Crose mentions in his Last Will and Testament four children: He mentions dauhters Elizabeth and Mary. sons Michael and Adam. His son Solmon Crose and his wife Catherine came in for their one seventh share in Deed Book S (1811-13) Hardy County, West Virginia, page 278 on the 29 Day of July 1814. Michael Crose 14 children came in for their share of their Grandfather Chritian Crose estate in Deed Book 11, Hardy County, West Vilrginia, page 495 and page 497. Henry Crose and his wife Jane came in for their one seventh share on 7 June 1825 recorded in Deed Book 11 (1828-31) Hardy County, Est Virginia, page 14. Elizabeth (Crose) Ross came in for her one seventh share in Deed Book 11 (1828-31) Hardy County, West Virginia, page 13."
Life Sketch Christian Crose can be found on the 1st cenus of 1782, List of Vincent Williams Gent, Hampshire Co, Va. show 11 members.
Christian disinherited Michael Crose his son because Michael married his sisters daughter (his niece), however Christian gave Michael's share to his children and grandchildren.
Solomon Crose (Christian's son) states that Christian and Barbara Crose were both born in Virginia.
The Crose Family pioneers started with Christian Crose as the partiarch of the family in Augusta county, VA. Then Frederick Co. Va. was formed from Orange and Augusta Counties in 1728-43. Hampshire Co. Va. was formed from Frederick Co. in 1754. Hardy Co.,Va. was formed from Hampshire Co. in 1785. The present Grant Co, WV was formed from Hardy Co. in 1866. Early records have Christian Crose in all of the above counties but yet he has lived on Patterson Creek near Williamsport, WV since the first record in 1757.
In year 1757, Christian Crose had in his household, his wife and three children, Elizabeth, Henry, and Philip. During the French and Indian Wars his family and his neighbors would travel over the mountains nine miles to Fort Pleasant now known as Fort Old Fields. The Shawnee Indians in 1754, the year Hampshire County was formed, were the indians who attacked the area between the Hardy County Area and the Monongalia River to the West.
In the spring of 1756, one of the marauding groups of indians, of about sixty of seventy warriors, said to be under the leadership of Shawnee Chief Killbuck, raided a home about 15 miles up the "South Fork of the river Wappatomake", killed and scalped one woman, a Mrs. John Brake, and took another, a Mrs. Neff, prisoner.
The log cabin that Christian Crose built and lived in was burned by the Confederates during the Civil War. Another log cabin was built and still referred to as the Croses Cabin. The second log cobin was torn down in 1973 and a mobile home rests on its foundation. The fresh water spring that was used by Christian Crose is still in use today.
Exerts from Christian Crose will Quote "Also my will is that my son Michael Crose shall have no part in his possession but that his children shall have his part of share which is to equal the share of each of the -- residue of my children." Michael Crose, it is assumed, married his niece Mary Ross against the wishes of his father Christian Crose.
Spouse:
Barbara STUMP
Birth1730, Virgina
DeathSep 1830, Grant Co., West Virginia Age: 100
Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 Record
Name: Christian Crose
Date: Dec 10, 1757
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Notes: This probate record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks: Christian Doscher's (Dosher, Dorcher) appraisement, by Michael Stump, Leonard Neave, Peter Horse. Due by Charles Wilson, Christian Crose. Due Wm. Darline, John Welton and Anthony Reager.
Description: Debtor
Book_Date: WB2-306
Will of Christian Crose (Source: Henry A. Harmann in e-mail dtd 26 May 2007. Henry was the one who located and Christian's will in the county records).
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN
I Christian Croose of Hardy County and State of Virginia being in a low state of health at present but in my perfect senses and memory and state of health at present but in my perfect senses and memory and considering the uncertainty of human life and that necessary for all persons so to despose of their affairs in their lifetime as may prevent and disents amongst relations after their death to perfect the same as much as may be in my own family. I think proper to give dismiss aand dispose of my estate in the following manner and form.
TO WIT; First of all I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Barbara Croose one horse and sadle one cow one bed and furniture of her own choosing as her own property.
Secondly the residue of my moveable effeccts to be sold by my Executors and my just debts together with my funeral expenses be paid.
Thirdly I will to my daughter Elisabeth twenty dollars also to my daughter Mary ten dollars as their part or full shares of my whole estate. Also my Will is that my son Michael Croose shall have no part in his possession but that his children shall have his part of share which is to equal the share of each of the ---residue of my children and further I also will that Adam Croose shall have my lands and maintain my wife Barbara Croose so long as she liveth and at her death I will my lands to be sold and the money to be divided equally between the residue of my children...Giving Michael Crooses children his part....
Also, I do hereby constitute and appoint Jacob Tevebough and Adam Croose my Executors to this my Last Will and do hereby revoke and disallow all other former testaments wills or bequests declareing this and no other to be my last will and testament--and in witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal.
Ammo Domini--one thousand eight hundred and in the 3rd year of the commonwealth 9th September.
Signed SEaled and Acknowledged in the /s/ Christian Gross SEAL
presents of
/s/ James Machin
/s/ Geo Harness Junr
/s/ Adam Harness
At a court held for Hardy County the 8th day of February 1814. This Last Will and Testament of Christian Crose deced. was presented in Court by Jacob Tevebough and Adam Crose the Executors therein named and proved by the oaths of James Machin and Adam Harness two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of the said Executors certificate is granted them for obtaining and probate thereof in this form they having taken the oath of executors and together with James Miles their security entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of three thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs.
Teste
/s/ Ed Williams ce
Henry A. Harmann supplied additional support regarding precisely who the children of Christian Crose were in email dtd 27 May 2007:
"Christian Crose mentions in his Last Will and Testament four children: He mentions dauhters Elizabeth and Mary. sons Michael and Adam. His son Solmon Crose and his wife Catherine came in for their one seventh share in Deed Book S (1811-13) Hardy County, West Virginia, page 278 on the 29 Day of July 1814. Michael Crose 14 children came in for their share of their Grandfather Chritian Crose estate in Deed Book 11, Hardy County, West Vilrginia, page 495 and page 497. Henry Crose and his wife Jane came in for their one seventh share on 7 June 1825 recorded in Deed Book 11 (1828-31) Hardy County, Est Virginia, page 14. Elizabeth (Crose) Ross came in for her one seventh share in Deed Book 11 (1828-31) Hardy County, West Virginia, page 13." | CROSE, Christian (I29609)
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Seigneur (Lord) de Gouy-en-Arrouaise | CAMBRAI, Raoul II (Iii) Comte D'amiens De (I10721)
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Seigneur (Lord) de Lusignan | LUSIGNAN, Hugh V "Le Débonnaire" Seigneur De (I10617)
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Seigneur de Crépy (Crepi) | VEXIN, Raoul II Count Of (I10723)
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Seigneur de Pont-Audemer | HARCOURT, Humphrey Sgn De Pont-Audemer (I26004)
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Seigneur de Tonsburgh | TONSBURGH, Eustace (Eustacius) Baron Of (I9721)
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Seized Western Friesland (following the death of Ratbod, Duke of the Frisians) | Charles Martel "The Hammer" Mayor Of Palace (I11289)
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Sent Jonas of Bobbio (Susa) on a mission to Chalon-sur-Saône | ANGLIA, Balthild (Saint Bathildis) Of (I9530)
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Sent to France by the Caliph of Baghdad, Abul 'Abbas Al-Saffah, after Pepin "the Short" requests a Jew of the line of David. | TOULOUSE, Makhir I (Thierry) Ha-David Count Of Count Of Autun (I600)
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SEP 1485 Beheaded after the 2nd Battle of St. Alban's
Sources:
Title: Vivian's Visitations of Devon 1620, 1895 edition - Carew, pp. 133-145
Author: Vivian, John Lambrick
Publication: Comprising the Heralds' Visitations of 1531, 1564, & 1620. With additions by Lieutenant-Colonel J.L. Vivian. Henry S. Eland, Exeter, 1895.
Repository: Book
Text: cont. by John Young
Text: Vivian's Visitations of Devon 1620, 1895 edition - Bonville (& Beauple) of Shute & Chewton, pp. 101-103
Text: Burke's Peerage 1866 - Devon-Courtenay pp. 330-332
Text: Vivian's Visitations of Devon 1620, 1895 edition - Courtenay, pp. 243-253
Text: Brydges' Collins' Peerage of England, 1812 - Courtenay, Viscount Courtenay, pp. 214-271; Addenda & Corrigenda, p. 760
Text: p. 262
Text: Calculated approximately
Author: Medieval Studies Unit, Genealogical Dept
Title: Ancestral File (R), Church of the Latter Day Saints,
Publication: Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998
Repository: Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | DE COURTENAY, Sir Knight William (I20358)
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Sergeant in "Queen Ann's War" | PINNEY, Isaac (I6355)
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Sergeant in "Queen Anne's War" | PINNEY, Isaac (I6355)
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Sergeant. Married Mary CASE Alderman after William's death. Verne Spear refers to him as "Serj. James Hilliard of Simsbury, CT." | HILLYER, James (I21330)
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serve in the French and Indian War; died | OWEN, Abner (I8962)
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Served 1776 in Captain Graydon's company 3rd regiment, Pennsylvania troops; etc
The records for War Department Washington D.C. show that Michael Fry or Frei served as a Private in the Third Regiment Pennsylvania troops Revolutionary War. His name appears in the list of Captain Graydon (or Greydon)'s company.
The records also show that Michael Fry or Frei served as a Private in the Eleventh Pennsylvania Regiment, Revolutionary War. He was mustered Oct 17, 1777.
The state records at Harrisburg Pennsylvania Archives 3rd series vol 23 page 657, show that Michael Fry served as a Private in the James Young's Co of the 88th Battalion Cumberland Co Militia 1779 under Colonel Abraham Smith.
Another entry in the records of the War Department shows that he was a private in Captain Jacob Shurtz's company, 1st Regiment of Riflemen (Humphrey, Pennsylvania) during the war of 1812.
The house in which Michael Fry and his family lived was burned when in the service,destroying exact records of his birth, marriage, etc, and his wife and family were turned out homeless. | FRY, Pvt. Michael (I594777120)
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served 2 terms in the Navy | ESTABROOK, Robert Olin (I8506)
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Served as a ranger under Col. John Addison. James signed on May 19, 1698 as head of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River.
Birth of sister Mary Riggs(1666– 1701)
1666 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Birth of brother Edward Riggs(1668– 1692)
1668 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Residence
1670 • Newark, Essex County, NJ
Birth of brother Joseph Riggs(1675– 1744)
1675 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Birth of sister Martha Riggs(1677– )
1677 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
Birth of sister Elizabeth Riggs(1678– )
1678 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Birth of brother John Riggs(1679– 1762)
1679 • Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States
Birth of brother Samuel Riggs(1681– 1725)
1681 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
Marriage
1684 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Elizabeth Ranger
(1668– 1740)
Marriage
1684 • New
Birth of sister Charity Riggs(1685– 1774)
1685 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Death of mother Mary Munn(1639– 1688)
1688 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
Birth of son Simeon Riggs(1689– )
1689
Marriage
1689 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Elizabeth Ranger
(1668– 1740)
Birth of daughter Jane Riggs(1690– )
1690
Marriage
1691 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Aphia Stroughton
(1670– 1715)
Death of brother Edward Riggs(1668– 1692)
1692 • Basking Ridge, Somerset, New Jersey, United States
Birth of daughter Sarah Riggs(1695– )
1695
Birth of son Edmond Riggs(1695– 1784)
25 Dec 1695 • Prince George's, Maryland, United States
Death of sister Mary Riggs(1666– 1701)
1701 • Morristown, Morris, New Jersey, United States
Death of father Edward Riggs III(1636– 1715)
Mar 1715 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Death of sister Anna Riggs(1664– 1715)
Mar 1715 • Morristown, Morris, New Jersey, United States
Death of wife Aphia Stroughton(1670– 1715)
1715 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, United States
Death of brother Samuel Riggs(1681– 1725)
1725 • Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
Death
21 Aug 1744 • Prince Georges, Frederick, Maryland, United States | RIGGS, James (I30022)
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Served as a seaman under Capt. John Paul Jones in the Revolutionary War. | WRIGHT, Samuel (I7129)
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Served as a Surgeon in the Civil War | MAYNARD, Dr. Henry Hobart (I6257)
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Served as Sheriff of Shropshire from the 2nd year of King Richard I, until the 3rd year of King John, inclusive. He died in 1214, and was succeeded by his eldest son, William.
Source: lorenfamily.com | FITZALAN, William II Lord Of Oswestrie (I11071)
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Served in German Army as tank crewman.
Arosa Star Ship Passenger List:
Name Walter Hurst
Gender Male
Marital Status Married
Departure Age 33
Birth Date 19 Apr 1921
Birth Place Mannheim, Germany
Residence Place Germany
Occupation factory Worker
Religion Ev
Passport Place Bremen-Lesum
Departure Date 20 Nov 1954
Departure Place Bremerhaven, Germany
Resettlement Camp Bremerhaven, Germany
Transport Ship AROSA STAR
Arrival Place Melbourne, Australia
In Australia, mainly worked as cattle/cow share farmer. | HURST, Willie Walter (I594769262)
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Served in Regular Army before World War II. Re-enlisted after Pearl Harbor. Served in the Pacific theater in CO E 79th ENGRS.
Service start date 24 Aug 1942.
Buried at: Section 10, Site 2112
Daughter: Kay Anderson, who married Frank Kenneth Mason. | ANDERSON, Ralph K. (I112681241)
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Served in Revolutionary War. DAR WAR VET approved.
Married Elizabeth Forney Born: 1758 Died 1847 in Claibourne County, Tennessee
Rev.War Vet. (DAR#A133355) - North Carolina Revolutionary Pay Vouchers | CONDREY, William D. Jr. (I20740)
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Served in the Colonial Wars. See "Colonial War Index- Ct. Archives",Vol. 3 . According to Crissey's "History of Norfolk" Died of smallpox Served in the Colonial Wars. See "Colonial War Index- Ct. Archives",Vol. 3 . According to Crissey's "History of Norfolk" Died of smallpox | WILCOXSON, Ezekial (I23261)
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Served in the French wars under the Black Prince & later under John of Gaunt. | LA POLE, Michael De 1st Earl Of Suffolk (I13316)
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served in the Pequot war | STARR, Thomas M.D. (I7989)
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Served in the Revolutionary War. Was a road overseer in Edgecombe Co. NC. Mary's will made 17 Jan 1801 and probated May 1801 in Edgecombe Co. NC. Estate settled 30 Aug 1815. Appointed to help build a bridge at Dew's Mill 15 Jan 1768. Appointed to build a bridge over Toisnot Swamp 1 Dec 1770. | DEW, Arthur (I20281)
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Served in war of 1812 at 20 Years old.
Joined the Confederate Army as 1st Lieutenant - Alabama Regiment Co. G. at age 69.
Died at age 71 in 1863, 2 years before the war was over. | OWENS, Lt. Thomas L. Confederate (I8269)
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Served in War of 1812. | JENNINGS, Robert T. (I6150)
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Served in WWII - Found on WWII Army Nominal Rolls Embarkation in 1941; Army #28240, Last residence Auckland, NZ and relative listed as Sister Mrs. Mona Campbell. Captured in Egypt, Africa as a POW of the Germans. Returned to New Zealand in 1946 and discharged a private after 5yrs 230 days service - have discharge paper.
Obituary mentions children, wife and father and mother in law by name, and Ernie was his nickname. His sister Mona (Eileen Moana Campbell) and husband Bob (Robert) Campbell were also mentioned.
Possible birthplace, Dunedin, NZ in June 1908, Folio 2871 for New Zealand Birth Index. Mentions Ernest Frederick Turner but cannot verify if same - least likely. More likely, also found March 1908 Birth Index folio #43 shows an Ernest Turner born in Auckland, NZ. | TURNER, Ernest "Ernie" (I27181)
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Service record: 2nd LT. Co. C. MO home guards (Captain Chitwood's Co,) Osage Co. MO | CHITWOOD, William T. (I19992)
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Settipani's "La prehistoire des Capetiens" identifies him as an illegitimate son of CHARLES MARTEL. | Count Hieronymus (I694)
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Settled in Haddam, CN | SPENCER, Michael (I16169)
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Settled in Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Moses' first wife was Sarah Sallie Carney, with which he had 9 children. After Sarah died in 1868, Moses remarried in 1869 to Mary Wallace and he fathered four more children. Must consider possibility Mary Wallace had children from prior marriage.
Excerpt from 16 Aug 1932 text written by W.B. Russell age 82:
"Moses Rials, Morn May 11, 1804, died on his 86th birthday, May 11, 1890. Moses Rials married Sallie Carney, daughter of John Carney, son of Ikenably, an Indian Chief. John Carney's mother was American.
Grandma Sallie Carney had a sister, Pollie, whose posterity dead. She married a green. I remember visiting her. She lived on what is now known as the Pollie Green place, half a mile southeast of where Uncle John Rials and wife are buried (old Mismark Church). One daughter of John Carney married a Baugh, posterity lives in the counties of Smith, Simpson and Hines."
The 1870 census for Marion county, MS, Ancestry image 109, lists Moses Rials with wife Mary 37, and children Simon W 15, Joseph 14, Mahala 11 and Jeff Davis 10. This would put Simon's birth year as 1855, 7 years after Sarah Carney Rials 9th child when she would have been 47 years old. All of these children are proper age to be Mary's children.
Tylertown Times Thursday October 2, 1980:-----
--Moses Rials was born 11 May 1804, s/o George and Sallie Rials who came to MS from SC in 1815. his wife Sally Carney was born April 1808 and died 22 Aug 1868. She was d/o John Carney, son of the Choctaw Indian, Ikenabbee. Moses and Sally made their home in Lawrence at Bismark. | RIALS, Moses Edward (I1387)
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settled in Windsor, CT | ENO (ENNO), Jacques "James" (I21372)
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Settlement Date | Family (F6662)
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Settrington, Yorks. Eng. Par. Reg. call #Yorks S 3 p 62. Windsor Records Gen Vol 10 p 197. H Times B 3671 May 17 1952. H Times 6472 Aug 3 1940. AFN: 93VF-BP | EGGLESTON, James (I23326)
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Severa was the first wife of the Roman Emperor Valentinian I and motherof the Emperor Gratian. | Marina Severa (I8729)
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Several children born in Marion Co, MS | TULLIS, Silas Tullos (I1385)
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Several possibilities exist in the Sweden Household Surveys but cannot link one for certain. | PETERSSON, Peter "Per" Persson (I594778892)
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Sewell, Patricia, trans. and comp.. 2000. Tombstone transcriptions and compiled cemetery records for Victor and St. Joseph cemeteries in Ravalli County and for Florence Carlton Cemetery in Missoula. | Source (S1157)
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SEX: SOUR @S1484437080@
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TEXT Record for Patrick O Leary
_APID 1,70667::11650509
SEX: SOUR @S1484437113@
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TEXT Record for Bridget Harrington
_APID 1,61375::900085731
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TEXT Record for Michael O'Leary
_APID 1,61375::85731
SEX: SOUR @S1484437114@
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_APID 1,2533::3124849 | O'LEARY, "Mike" Michael (Reen) (I30275)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'LEARY, James Richard (I30231)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GEESLIN, Jamie Lynn (I30233)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'LEARY, Frances Elise (I30232)
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SEX: SOUR @S1484437085@
PAGE Year: 1900; Census Place: Townships 8, 9, and 10, Ravalli, Montana; Page: 8; Enumeration District: 0084; FHL microfilm: 1240914
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TEXT Record for Abby Cherry
_APID 1,7602::44823254
SEX: SOUR @S1484437117@
PAGE Year: 1910; Census Place: Stevens, Ravalli, Montana; Roll: T624_833; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0084; FHL microfilm: 1374846
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TEXT Record for Abby Cherry
_APID 1,7884::167611998
SEX: SOUR @S1484437082@
PAGE Year: 1930; Census Place: Stevens, Ravalli, Montana; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0012; FHL microfilm: 2340995
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TEXT Record for Abby Cherry
_APID 1,6224::106359419
SEX: SOUR @S1484437086@
PAGE Year: 1920; Census Place: Stevensville, Ravalli, Montana; Roll: T625_975; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 187
NOTE http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=6061&h=97722110&indiv=try
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TEXT Record for Abby Cherry
_APID 1,6061::97722110 | CHERRY, Jimmie (James P.) (I594761452)
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