Wrenacres

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

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Matches 3,801 to 3,850 of 5,239

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3801	Of all the sailormen who navigate the waters of Vineyard sound and Nantucket shoals, no one, perhaps, is better known than Capt Parker J. Hall, the lone navigator, sole owner, captain and crew of the 92-ton two-masted schooner Angler.	Hall, Parker Jones (I8592)
3802	Of the children listed on the 1870 Census, I suspect that the younger 4 are children of Mary E. Dixon Williams. The dates just don't jive otherwise. Likewise, Lucy Vaugh listed there would likely be the mother of Elisa. In the 1850 AL census, David Dixon had a son John who matches in age to my John H. Dickson. In 1860 in Leake Co., MS, we find him again with John 22 years old. Mary E Dickson, sister of John, moved to Tate Co, MS, to Coldwater after the war with four children and a brother William. Her husband, Lorenzo Dow Williams, was killed in a battle at Franklin, TN. All of this according to her g-grandson, Eric Williams. NOTE: Uncertain, but looks likely. Might be descended from the Dicksons of Dickson County, TN, probably through Michael Dickson. In Marengo Co., there are a lot of Dicksons already there in 1830. Likely connected - Joel, Samuel, N.F., Watson, Thomas. In Desoto / Tate county, there are a large number of Dicksons who do not appear to be connected. The History of Tate County has a submitted history of a lot of them. I am becoming less convinced that David Dickson was in Marengo County. The rest of the family was far north of that in Franklin County. Then, they all ended up back in the north Mississippi area. So, Marengo is really an outlier.	Dickson, David (I2561)
3803	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Friesen, Harold K. (I3051)
3804	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Friesen, Brenda Kay (I3048)
3805	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Friesen, Brenda Kay (I3048)
3806	Oklahoma, a history of the state and its people, v. 3, Sequence: 244 | The Portal to Texas History http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth20197/m1/244/	Brewer, Phillip Dodridge (I1207)
3807	Old incorrect record showed 29 Sep 1872	Shea, Ellen (I5564)
3808	On 10 Oct 1910, Cora filed suit against Charles F Ross for divorce. Summons issued to Charles Ross - 7 Nov 1910 Summons issued to Charles Ross - 1 May 1912 Summons issued to Charles Ross - 3 Jun 1912 Motion to amend initial suit - 27 Aug 1912 Motion allowed - 30 Aug 1912	Family: Charles Franklin Ross / Cora Stetson Hooper (F1405)
3809	On 15 Feb 1823, with Otway, sold negro slaves Bob,Jack, Daniel, Peter, Susanna, Maria, her her son Thomas to Nathaniel Macklin, who purchased them by a bond from Joseph Clausel for $2000.	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3810	On 22 Feb 1830, Peter Bailey entered into a deed of trust, really more of an appearance bond, to make sure that he showed up at the March court to answer a "Charge of Felony". The deed does not specify the charge, only that he must appear. The cash value of the bond is $250, but he is forced to put up a lot of property. William Bailey, his son / brother (depending on which Peter this is) also puts up a mare and colt as security. In this case, Jordan Stone is Peter's security, guaranteeing his appearance. William Townes can command the sale of the property if he does not appear. Many of the Baileys, Hills, and Marshalls had land transactions, selling to William Townes.	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3811	on 22 March 1839, Aylesbury Shehee sold land to William J Bailey in Jefferson County for $2000 W 1/2 NE 1/4 S 7 T 2 N R 7 E SE 1/4 S 6 T 2 N R 7 E W 1/2 SW 1/4 S 5 T 2 N R 7 E W 1/2 NW 1/4 S 5 T 2 N R 7 E	Shehee, Aylesbury (I5568)
3812	On 24 Feb 1900, he applied for an invalid pension from the Civil War. Application Number 1244813, Certificate Number 1002830. On 8 Jan 1915, his widow applied for a Widow's pension as well. Application No. 1039558, Certificate No. 792981	Peterson, Benjamin F. (I7045)
3813	On 24 Jan 1787 Benjamin Bryant of Hartland VT and Amasa Bryant of Hartland VT, yeomen; Hannah Bryant 3rd of Middleboro, spinster; and Cornelius Ellis of Middleboro, cordwainer,and wife Jerusha, sold to Micah Bryant of Middleboro, yeoman, 4/5 share of the land set off to their brother Ephraim Bryant, late of Middleboro, dec., in the real estate of their father Micah Bryant, late of Middleboro, dec.	Bryant, Benjamin (I8828)
3814	On a photo of Grace & Howard, Grandmother said that Grace was the only one of Ed's children who was "civilized." Her name likely was Luania Grace or something close to that.	Bailey, Luania Grace (I607)
3815	On Bob's birth certificate, dated 6 Oct 1941, it says that they had lived in California for only four months.	Dickson, Robert Harrison Jr. (I2600)
3816	On early censuses, he is listed as William P. but by 1920, he's William W (Wilson).	Cason, William Wilson (I1488)
3817	On her death certificate, there is not a lot of information. Her father is recorded as Rev. Cole and her birth place is listed as Paris, Tennessee. Her age is shown as 75 years and 8 months. But the informant does not have alot of detailed knowledge. Informant is J.W. Deshazo, Jr.	Cole, Frances Elizabeth (I1990)
3818	On his draft registration card, he noted that he only had initials (M.D.) rather than a regular name. His father was Marcus DeLafray and it looks like he was really a Jr., called M.D.	Armstrong, Marcus DeLafray (I495)
3819	On his presumed passport application, he claimed he was from Webster, Winston County, Mississippi. I cannot find that place. There is a Webster County, a Winston County, and a town of Webster and a town of Winston, but none that match that combination.	Huckaby, E. Maurice (I10126)
3820	On his WWI draft card, Bennie is listed as the manager of the mill commissary for the Arcadia Cotton Mill. He is medium height, medium build, with light blue eyes and light hair.	Johnson, Benjamin Wofford (I3951)
3821	On his WWI draft registration, he said he was born in Van Buren. Other times, he says Alma.	Frazer, Jere Cason (I3012)
3822	On John Faver's 1830 Census enumeration, there is a female aged 50-60, which is presumably Henrietta. So, her death is likely between 1830 and 1836.	Faver, Henrietta (I2873)
3823	On the 1806 tax list, we find: 1806 Tax List p. 8, Capt Chiles Co, Council, Hodges, 200 ac, 1 free poll, 1 slave Council, Jesse, 230 ac, no free poll Council, John, 210 ac, 1 free poll Council, Matthew, 100 ac, 1 free poll Council, Isaac, 0 ac, 1 free poll I believe Jesse is Isaac's dad.	Council, Isaac (I2126)
3824	On the 19th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, in Vinton, Lowndes County, Mr. Wm. N. Hodo and Miss Sallie A. Trotter; by Elder J.H. Cason. May their lives be as happy as the worthy groom and his beautiful bride deserve, and there will be more of sunshine than of cloud.	Cason, Rev. Jeremiah Harris (I1521)
3825	On the birth record, it records Michael F. Boyle as the son of John & Margaret Farley, but this just appears to be the way that the clerk has recorded things rather than an indication that "John Farley" was the father. The town birth record is for 1869 rather than 1868 (as seen elsewhere).	Boyle, Michael F. (I1108)
3826	On the Census, it is very difficult to make out this name. It couldbe Posse, Pope, or something else.	Posse (I5155)
3827	On the census, Samuel is listed as an inmate in the city jail. He is also listed as a Widower.	Bailey, Samuel H. (I678)
3828	On the marriage license, Delma listed her age as "legal years" and no one seemed to have any questions. It would appear she was 38 and was marrying a man who was 28.	Family: William Bennett Darden / Delma Gulley (F3772)
3829	On the motion of Elizabeth Hill one of the executors named in the will of William Hill dec'd who took the oath of an executor and together with John Brand and Thomas Pritchett her securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of one hundred pounds certificate is granted her for obtaining aprobat thereof in due form.	Elizabeth (I9527)
3830	On the motion of John Hill who made oath and together with Sir Peyton Shipwith his security entered into and acknowledged this bond in the penalty of two hundred pounds as the Law directs certificate is granted him for obtaining letters of administration of the Estate of Elizabeth Hill decd in due form.	Elizabeth (I9527)
3831	On this census, his wife is listed as Jane rather than Mary and no son is there. Likewise, neither of the daughters are listed and they should be. This might be the wrong Bernard. But that seems unlikely since he is so close to the Boyles.	Farley, Bernard (I9354)
3832	On this marriage record, it shows Ben Gillespie and Eva Kingsley married on 5 Sep 1910. This is pretty clearly the Eva Kimball / Kingwell of family record and the census. It might be worthwhile to look at the original for verification.	Family: Ben Gillespie / Eva Kingwell (F2898)
3833	On Thursday, the 24th day of Dec., 1868, at the residence of Z. Pulliam, Esq., the bride's father, by Rev. J. H. Cason, Mr. Francis Oscar Evans and Miss Mary Pulliam, of Pickensville, Alabama.	Cason, Rev. Jeremiah Harris (I1521)
3834	Once you get back to Ireland, the records become somewhat confusing and less based on actual documentation. Instead, they are based on family histories written through the ages.	Dickson, Simon (I8201)
3835	One census says her birth was in 1875, but 1910 says she is 40 years old. The 1930 census says that she was 19 when she first married.	Cornelius, S. Ellen (I7)
3836	One family record records his birth as Otway A. Bailey. Clearly wrong.	Bailey, Otway Licepious (I656)
3837	One family record spells her name Amanda M. Shaver.	Family: Hume Field Bailey / Amanda Malrina Shafer (F431)
3838	One might suspect that Rachel Caits died not long after Henry Vincentdied. In 1850, her son, Adolphus, was living with M.T. Cooper and hiswife Sarah, half-brother of Adophus. INVENTORY: There is an inventory and sale for Joshua Cates, 22 Dec1838 in Rutherford Co., TN. Included in the inventory is one note onHenry Vinson for $81.50 due 25 Dec 1838, considered good. Totaladministration was $28676.25, including 4 negroes. Inventory wassigned John Cates, Henry Vinson, administrators. From this, I wouldsuppose that John Cates is brother to Rachel and Joshua might be herfather.	Caites, Rachel (I1328)
3839	One record says Feb 9, the Mass. Marriage Records says Feb 19	Family: William Henry Boyle / Catherine Alice Mulready (F3139)
3840	One record says this was in Weymouth, but it's in the Randolph town records.	Family: Michael F. Boyle / Ellen Theresa Callahan (F1410)
3841	One source says he was born in 1901, but the 1920 census says he is only 9 years old, so 1911 is more likely.	Hudson, Charles Weaver (I3731)
3842	One white male	Bailey, Andrew (I559)
3843	One white male	Bailey, Andrew (I559)
3844	one white male	Bailey, Andrew (I559)
3845	One white male, 1 horse.	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3846	one white male, one horse	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3847	one white male, one horse	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3848	One white male, one horse	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
3849	Only 1 male 10-15 at home (John W)	Tennison, John B. (I5919)
3850	Only assessed for 1 poll, no land.	Hollis, David (I3626)