Wrenacres

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

Notes

Matches 651 to 700 of 5,239

#	Notes	Linked to
651	Anne is seen in the 1850 Census as Ann E.	Featherstone, Annie L. (I4129)
652	Anne was Francis second wife.	Smith, Francis (I5680)
653	Annie is listed as 3 years old in 1910.	Scruggs, Annie Ward (I5510)
654	Annie is listed as a school teacher living with her parents in the 1930 city directory of Spartanburg	Scruggs, Annie Ward (I5510)
655	Annual return and settlement of estate	Cason, Joseph (I1533)
656	Annual settlement of guardian's account, A.A. Vinson, guardian. Includes income from hiring out two slaves inherited from his father.	Vincent, Adolphus Ferdinand (I6260)
657	Another Bailey family record lists his birth as 11 May 1796. BIRTH: IGI 7735608,73	Bailey, Francis Baker (I602)
658	Another family record records her birth as 6 March 1802.	Hill, Evalina B. (I3552)
659	Another Fire Prescott, October 28 - The barn of Dr. A.D. Wren, a prominent citizen of Albany Township living eight or ten miles south of Prescott, was burned yesterday together with all his corn (500 bushels) and between 4,000 and 5,000 bundles of fodder. The fire is believed to have been incendiary in origin. The Doctor and all his family were in Prescott except his son Willard who went to the neighboring Postoffice after dinner leaving no one at home. There was no insurance. Dr. Wren lives near the edge of the cyclone district that had all its crop prospect destroyed last spring and he was very active at that time in efforts to relieve the sufferers. He is a foremost citizen, a prominent Democrat, and wields an influence in his neighborhood. Respectfully, E.R.A.	Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
660	Anson is listed as a porter at the shoe factory. He lists that he his married rather than widowed or divorced, but Clara is not a part of the family at this point.	Jenkins, Anson Witherell (I7073)
661	Anson is listed as widowed. This explains the confusion in the 1930 census. He *was* married, but was currently widowed. Rotha is listed as his ward, since she was actually the niece of his deceased wife. Also in the home is a boarder, the son of Russian immigrants, and a house keeper.	Jenkins, Anson Witherell (I7073)
662	Apparently unmarried	Little, Ruth (I9732)
663	Apparently, after dating Miss Lockett for several years, Tom married another woman under unclear circumstances. When he came back into Ringgold two weeks later, Keet Lockett, brother of the jilted fiance, killed him. He was not tried for this crime.	Shehee, Henry Thomas (I9599)
664	Apparently, after his death, his oldest three children selected or had appointed John Faver Sr as guardian. Presumably they may have lived with him. The younger three by 1841 were in Mississippi and had a guardian appointed there. That means that they must have moved there, maybe with their mother.	Faver, John (I2875)
665	Apparently, Edward was much older than we might have thought. On his draft card, he listed is actual birthdate as 1879.	Laracy, Edward Paul (I7047)
666	Apparently, Giles never married. He never appears with a wife or family in the census and bequeaths all his property to his siblings and their families.	Bailey, Dr. Giles Pinkney (I8089)
667	Apparently, her father did not approve of her marriage to Daniel R. Barnes. In his will, he left her share of his estate in the hands of the executor, providing her the income from it but not the property itself. If he dies, she gets the property. If she dies, the children get the property after he dies.	Marshall, Mary Ann (I9543)
668	Apparently, Mary was pregnant when Wiley died. This would put WileyJr's birth early in 1863.	Dennard, Wiley (I2474)
669	Apparently, some of the Favers were living in Mississippi in about 1840. There are account records in the guardianship accounting of Frances in 1841 for expenses for the return to Alabama from Mississippi.	Faver, Frances (I2870)
670	Apparently, the divorce didn't stick. After a month, they remarried.	Family: Alonzo George Wren / Amanda Jane Woodul (F317)
671	Apparently, this marriage did not work out so well. In a letter from Jere Will's mother Lida to her good friend Ida, dated 4 May 1932, she described the marriage as a "ghastly mistake". It was short lived and ended in divorce with no children.	Langley, Mary Pauline (I9273)
672	appears as a single man in his father-in-law's household.	Rigney, George Washington (I5329)
673	Appears as perhaps Wm H Bailey. 1 poll, 1 slave worth $300 3 horses, value $90 10 cattle, value $60 total property $450 Four Baileys are listed sequentially, apparently F.B. Bailey and his 3 sons.	Bailey, William F. (I697)
674	appears in the Slave Schedule with 1 male,mulatto slave, aged 20	Council, Capt. John Moore (I2129)
675	Appears instead of his mother for just this one year.	Vincent, John L. (I9508)
676	Appears on 1838 tax list. 200 acres, valued at $500, 75 acres of pine land valued at $100, 2 slaves valued at $1500	Teague, William (I5902)
677	Appears on a tax list on 25 Mar 1633. Estate was inventoried on 8 Nov 1633. So, he died between these dates. On 1 July 1633, he does not appear on a list of mowers, so he could be dead by that point.	Eaton, Francis (I8711)
678	Appears to be 16 in 1795 in his father's tax return	Baker, Irby (I9519)
679	Appears to be the Nathan Vickers in named by the Florida Legislature. 1833. 11th Session of the Florida Legislature. Page 73. Appointed commissioner at Tallahassee for Union Bank of Florida.	Vickers, Nathan (I6235)
680	Application 821271 Certificate 596921	Stevens, Rachel L. (I9751)
681	Application: 1025751 Certificate: 946317	Finney, Matthew Miller (I9750)
682	Applied for exemption due to family dependence. Wife and mother both depend on him for support.	Wilson, Cabell Flournoy (I7427)
683	Appointed 2nd. Lt., 8th US Inf. MILITARY SERVICE: Uriah Allison served in the War of 1812 and Creek War	Allison, Col. Uriah (I193)
684	Appointed as administrative assistant to county agent to implement cotton reduction in Mississippi, Crittenden, and Cross counties.	Wren, Henry Hudson (I6703)
685	Appraisal and inventory of her estate However, either this is a different Elizabeth Hill, or this is an appraisal for some other purpose. The tax records make it pretty clear that she was alive for several more years.	Elizabeth (I9527)
686	Archer not found in AL or MS. Could still be in SC.	Huckaby, Malinda (I10165)
687	Archer93a	Archer, Caroline (I458)
688	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Archer, Edmund Orgill (I459)
689	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Archer, Elizabeth (I461)
690	Archer93a	Archer, Elizabeth (I462)
691	Archer93a	Archer, Robert Neil (I466)
692	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Archer, Robert Neil (I467)
693	Archer93a	Archer, Robert Neil (I468)
694	Archer93a	Beard, John R. (I807)
695	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Evans, Anita Kay Bolton (I2799)
696	Archer93a	Lubauch, Marvin (I4362)
697	Archer93a	Lubauch, Robert Joseph (I4363)
698	Archer93a	Percy, Ellen (I4974)
699	Archer93a	Terrell, Adeline (I5979)
700	Archer93b	Boyd, Graham Stanley (I1085)