Wrenacres

Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson

Notes

Matches 3,451 to 3,500 of 5,244

#	Notes	Linked to
3451	Mary was Col. Thomas Swann's 5th wife.	Mansfield, Mary (I4396)
3452	Mary was John's second wife.	Henderson, Mary (I3498)
3453	Mary was the eldest daughter of Robert McNairy and Ann Hamilton	Family: Robert McNairy / Ann Hamilton (F3164)
3454	Mary was the eldest daughter of Robert McNairy and Ann Hamilton.	McNairy, Mary (I8149)
3455	Mary was the second of William's five wives.	Family: William Batte / Mary Cross (F2088)
3456	Mary was the second wife of James Willis Fielder.	Bridges, Mary (I1218)
3457	Mary was the youngest daughter and co-heir of Sir Thomas Kempe.	Kempe, Mary (I4057)
3458	Masonic membership card	Bailey, Hume Field Jr. (I615)
3459	Matilda Moore is enumerated in the 1860 Census in Wesley Hudson's household, along with his wife and maybe his mother-in-law, Rebecca Landers. Perhaps, Matilda is actually Matilda Landers, married and widowed to a Moore. After Elizabeth and Rebecca both died, either due to love or due to the practicalities involved, Matilda and Wesley married. Based on the 1900 Census, we know that Matilda was married to a Moore prior to being married to Wesley Hudson. We know that she had only a single child, Truely. Matilda is *not* the former Matilda Maner, though the age sort of fits. Matilda Maner married John C.. Landers and had a big family and is buried with him. She could be a Landers by birth, though.	Matilda J. (I3854)
3460	Matthew & Isaac Council were arrested and tried by jury and convicted of trespass vi et armis and fined 25 cents each plus costs.	Council, Isaac (I2126)
3461	Matthew & Isaac Council were arrested and tried by jury and convicted of trespass vi et armis and fined 25 cents each plus costs.	Council, Matthew (I9645)
3462	Matthew Counsill to Margaret Farguson (dau John Faugerson), 8 Jan 1799, John Faugasaon, Jr.	Family: Matthew Council / Margaret Farguson (F3689)
3463	Matthias Mullins to John Hill and Thomas Marshall, mortgage from Robert Marshall for $200 Virginia currency with interest sells a Negro woman Jenny and her child Fanny, two bay horses, a wagon, two feather beds and furniture.	Hill, John (I3553)
3464	Mattie never married.	Bridges, Martha Sarah (I1219)
3465	May have come as a part of an indenture agreement	Irish, John (I8741)
3466	May have the last name Coon. It's written and then scratched out. But looks like she was married to a man named Coon.	Bailey, Virginia (I9254)
3467	May is listed as a boarder in the home of Jere's parents in 1920.	Browning, May (I8293)
3468	Maybe 24 Feb	Almand, Nancy Jane (I333)
3469	Maybe mg3	Covington, Ann (I2150)
3470	Maybe the son of Elijah - Peterson history says maybe. Worth looking more.	Peterson, Asaph Torrey (I8537)
3471	McLeansboro, Illinois was named for William.	McLean, William Byers (I4568)
3472	Mecklenburg County was Lunenburg County prior to 1765, so many of his records would be there. However, those are not available online at present. Also receiving grants along Butchers Creek are Josias Baker Lawrence Baker Thomas Baker	Baker, Zachariah (I732)
3473	Membership card 53901 for International Association of Machinists, 17 Dec 1918, Lodge 228. Initiated Sept 1902.	Bailey, Hume Field Jr. (I615)
3474	Membership card for Heavener lodge dated 29 Dec 1927	Bailey, Hume Field Jr. (I615)
3475	Memorial of the Thayer name shows her birth as 27 Dec 1784.	Thayer, Molley (I8666)
3476	mentioned in father's will	Ware, Nicholas (I9130)
3477	Mentioned in his mother Elizabeth Tomlinson's will - Putnam County, Georgia Will book B, p. 149	Tomlinson, Lucas (I6070)
3478	Mercy was Nehemiah's 2nd wife.	Family: Nehemiah Leach / Mercy Bryant (F3410)
3479	MF notes that she could have been Elizabeth Royall. There are repeated references by her children to their uncle Joseph Royal who would have been Elizabeth's brother.	Royall, Elizabeth (I8970)
3480	MG2 One son was a Methodist minister. They moved to Alabama after about 10 years of marriage (abt 1846).	Cason, Rebecca J. (I1558)
3481	mg2	Cason, John A. (I1527)
3482	MG2	Cason, Mary Margaret (I1552)
3483	mg2	Miles, Elmira (I4638)
3484	mg2	Winston, William C. (I6597)
3485	MG2,	Cason, William (I1580)
3486	MG2,	McKnight, Mary (I4553)
3487	mg2Surname could have been Robinson.MARRIAGE: mg2	Robertson, Fountain (I5355)
3488	mg3 NOTE: I have also seen this as Ann COLEMAN. This needs more work, since it would really screw up this line.	Young, Ann (I6803)
3489	mg3	Kavanaugh, Jael (I4043)
3490	mg3	Williams, Sarah (I6546)
3491	mg3Was a sheriff.DEATH: Will probated 19 July 172:1	Covington, Richard (I2175)
3492	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Stockton, Micah Wren (I5820)
3493	Micajah and Elizabeth never married. Mary was born out of wedlock.	Family: Micajah Thomas / Elizabeth Crafford (F2321)
3494	Micajah died of exposure or froze to death during his church travel.He was a pastor to several primitive Baptist churches in NC and TN. CENSUS: Based on the enumeration of John Hollis, it would appear that this person occurs in that house.	Hollis, Micajah Randolph (I3650)
3495	Micajah paid just 1 poll in 1838.	Cooper, Micajah Thomas (I2071)
3496	Michael Boyle is listed as his sponsor.	Dargan, Nicholas (I9347)
3497	Michael is listed as a shoemaker in the 1900 census.	Boyle, Michael F. (I1108)
3498	Michael might have come to the US prior to 1840 but after 1830. There is one family - John Boyle - where Michael might fit in the 1830 census of Randolph, but there is no real proof that it is. It appears that Michael remarried after Rosanna died. He and his second wife appear in the 1870 and possibly the 1880 census, as well as the 1865 Massachusetts State Census. I still have not found a marriage record for them or a death record. Looks like the extant records for Clonbroney start around 1828.	Boyle, Michael (I1094)
3499	Michael's family shares its home with Barrett Redmond's family. In the 1860 census, he is listed as a bootmaker.	Boyle, Michael (I1094)
3500	Mickey was a jet pilot in Thailand.	Timms, Mickey (I6052)