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Carney & Wehofer Family
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Matches 651 to 700 of 12,685
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(Dsp) | SAY, John 4Th Baron De (I13273)
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| 652 |
(Dsp) | AUDLEY, Thomas De Master Of Heleigh (I13408)
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| 653 |
(Dsp) | GLOUCESTER, Avisa (Isabella) Of (I13691)
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| 654 |
(Dsp) | BEAUCHAMP, Joan (I14012)
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| 655 |
(Dsp) | GREY, Joan (Constance) De (I14278)
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| 656 |
(Dsp) | FITZEDITH, Maud Dame Du Sap (I17861)
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| 657 |
(Dsp) | LA MARE, Piers (Peter) De Of Offley (I25108)
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(Dsp) As A Minor | WILINGTON, Ralph De Welyngton Or (I13404)
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| 659 |
(DSP) Descessit Sine Prole ("died without issue") | CHERLTON, Edward Garter Knight (I7606)
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(Dsp, From Accident Aboard Ship) | WEST, Thomas 2Nd Baron Of Oakhanger, Sir (I11022)
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| 661 |
(Dsp, In Childbirth) | ST. AMAND, Ida Daughter Of Amauri De (I11021)
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(Dsp, Of The Plague) | STRANGE, Fulk Le Of Whitchurch (I13264)
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(Dsp, Very Young) | STAFFORD, Daughter Of Sir Humphrey (I12968)
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(Dspm) | CLIFFORD, Maud De (I12922)
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| 665 |
(Dspm) | HERON, William Of Croydon, Sir (I13437)
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(Dspm) | STRANGE, John 8Th Baron Le Of Knockyn, Sir (I14272)
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(Dvp & Sp) | STAFFORD, Humphrey Of Hook (I3485)
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(Dvp & Sp) | LISLE, Gerard De Of Kingston, Sir Knight (I13351)
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(Dvp & Spm) | FERRERS, Henry Of Groby, Sir (I12971)
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| 670 |
(Dvp) | FERRERS, Henry Of Groby, Sir (I12971)
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| 671 |
(Dvp) | WELLES, Eudo (Ives Or Eon) Sir (I13305)
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| 672 |
(Dvp) | DAFYDD, William Morgan Ap (I13485)
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| 673 |
(Dvp) | BASSET, Ralph Of Drayton, Sir (I14011)
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| 674 |
(Dvp) | HARRINGTON, Elizabeth (I21534)
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(http://familysearch.org : modified 23 June 2017, 22:38), entry for Barbara Norene McAnulty(PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:K8Y8-GCP); contribu
CONC ted by various users. PersonID K8Y8-GCP
NOTE https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:K8Y8-GCP
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TEXT Barbara Norene McAnulty
PAGE "United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKPR-SXLQ : accessed 21 March 2019), Barbara Norene Finley, Col
CONC orado, United States, 06 Nov 2009; from "Recent Newspap
NOTE https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKPR-SXLQ
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TEXT Barbara Norene Finley, "United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014"
PAGE "United States Census, 1940," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VYWT-L8S : 15 March 2018), Barbara N Mcnulty in household of Charles R Mcnulty, Supervi
CONC sorial District 1, Maricopa, Arizona, United States; ci
NOTE https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VYWT-L8S
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TEXT Barbara N Mcnulty in household of Charles R Mcnulty, "United States Census, 1940"
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TEXT Legacy NFS Source: Barbara Norene Mcanulty - Individual or family possessions: burial: | MCANULTY, Barbara Norene (I810)
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| 676 |
(i) At which time his widow was claiming her dower. On the morrow of St. John the Baptist 25 Edward I, Richard de Brewose obtained from (his mother) Alice, que fuit uxor Ricardi de Brewesa, the manor of Stradbroke, Suffolk. The younger Richard m. Alianore. He was summoned cum equis et armis 12 Mar 1300/1. Blomefield erroneously assigns to the elder Richard the Inq.p.m. on his nephew Richard, for which see p. 308, note "d". | BRAOSE, Richard De Of Stradbroke (I13423)
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(j) Sir John had m. Margaret, sister and coheir of Richard Foliot, 3rd Lord Foliot, but it is very doubtful whether she was the mother of Thomas, as the whole of the Foliot inheritance seems to have passed to her sister Margery, who m. Sir Hugh Hastings. [CP XIV:138 states that Margaret dsp.]
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His [Richard Foliot's] coheirs were his two sisters. (1) Margery, aged 12 or 13, and afterwards wife of Sir Hugh de Hastinges. (2) Margaret, aged 11 or 12, and afterwards 1st wife of Sir John de Camoys. After the death of Margery, widow of Jordan Foliot abovenamed, the lands, &c., which she had held for life of the inheritance of Margery and Margaret were liberated to Hugh and Margery, John and Margaret, 13 June and 11 December 1330. They partitioned their inheritance by charter dated Sundav the Feast of St. Martin 11 November 1330. By two fines, levied from St. Hilary in fifteen days 18 Edw. III, John de Camoys chr. and Margaret his wife, conveyed their purparty to themselves -and the heirs of their bodies: remainder to Hugh de Hastinges kt. and Margery his wife, and the heirs of the body of Margery, remainder to the right heirs of Margaret. Margaret, wife of John de Camoys, died s.p.. Hugh de Hastinges died 21 July 1347, and was buried in Elsing Church: brass. Margery, his wife, died 8 August 1349. [Complete Peerage V:541-2, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] | FOLIOT, Margaret (I12878)
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(Judge Thomas Dent) Lawyer, merchant, planter. Came to America in 1643.
Several government positions. Land owned at death over 1000 acres, plus three plantations of undetermined acreage.
Will dated 28 Mar 1676, proven 21 Apr 1676.
Faith: protestant.
==== Will - Contributed USGenWeb Archives by Barbara Long Emery Dent, Thomas, St. Mary's Co. 28 Mch., 1676 21st Apr., 1676
To son William and hrs., "Westbury Manor" and part of land at Nanjemy, Chas. Co.
To son Thomas and hrs., residue of sd. land at Nanjemy, Chas. Co.
To sons Peter and George, and hrs., "Gisbrough" and "Brothers' Joint Interest" in Chas. Co., equally.
To dau. Margaret and hrs., 1 A. in St. Mary's Co.
To wife Rebecca, execx., and hrs., land on Portobacco Clifts, Chas. Co. Test: Wm. Hatton, Wm. Harper.
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3. 14 Aug 1631 - bapt of Thomas at Guisborough.
Circa 1659, emigrated to Maryland with his cousin John Dent and his nephew Nicholas Proddy
****Quaker?
This region of Westmorland and Yorkshire was populated with sturdy, independent yeoman farmers who were not sympathetic to Puritanism. With geographically huge parishes, and far-flung manors unable or unwilling to exert the same close control as in the more densely populated south, people could more freely express their dissatisfaction with tithes and rents. The Pilgrimage of Grace of 1536 should probably be seen more as a tenant revolt than as a pietistic attempt to restore the old Catholic religion. The issues raised in the 1530s were still alive more than a century later when they merged with the Quaker testimony against compulsory tithes to support an established church. The area produced a number of Friends in 1652 and thereafter.
John Dent of Sedbergh, and
Thomas and Agnes WILKINSON of Dent became Friends, but their precise relationship with our line (if any) has not yet been discovered by me.[2] If a reader can help out, I'd appreciate hearing from you.
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Is this John??https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GMRS-5L7
Thomas Dent, b. 1631 in Guisborough; d. 1676; m. Rebecca WILKINSON; emigrated to Maryland. In the 1684 Visitation of Cambridgeshire, he is listed under his brother Peter's register, as having "ob. in Maryland in the West Indies."[9]
Col. Thomas Dent Sr., Gent. (1630? 1676), Justice, Sheriff, and member of the Lower House of the Maryland General Assembly.
Thomas was born about 1630 in the Parish of Guisborough, Yorkshire, England making him slightly less than thirty years of age upon his arrival in America around 1658. He resided in Saint Mary's County, Maryland.
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Thomas Dent married Elizabeth Brooks first. Later, he married Rebecca Wilkinson in 1659.
He emigrated to the US about 1652 to Maryland. He named one section of his property in Charles County Gisborough after his birthplace in England.
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Thomas Dent1 was born in Guisborough, Yorkshire about 1630, son of Peter and Margaret (Nicholson), and died in St. Mary's County, Maryland in 1676. Thomas married Rebecca WILKINSON, the daughter of the Rev. William and his first wife, Naomi (HUGHES?).[10]
Thomas established himself as a barrister, and sought quarters on Barristers' Row in St. Mary's City. Cecil CALVERT, Second Lord Baltimore, granted him fifty acres within the town limits, on Aldermansbury Street, which he called "The Lawyer's Lodging."[14]
Thomas was a merchant and planter, as well as a barrister. Between his arrival and 1676 he entered rights for transporting at least 75 people. By 1669 he owned 850 acres. At the time of his death in 1676 he owned 1,083 acres plus three additional plantations of unspecified size.[15] Thomas and Rebecca lived on one of the creeks emptying into the St. Mary's River, on the west bank in St. George's Hundred, where Thomas had his own private landing.[16]
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Thomas died at his plantation "Nanjamie" (also spelled Nanjemoy) in Charles County between 28 March 1676 when he signed his will, and 22 April 1676 when his death was reported to the St. Mary's County court. He was 46 years old, and presumably was ill when he wrote his will. His estate was valued at ?596.8.0 sterling (or 130,129 pounds of tobacco), and included six enslaved humans, eight indentured servants, silver plate, a seal ring, merchandise in the store, and books (among other things). His dwelling plantation was in St. Mary's County; he also owned Nanjemy, or "Nanjemoy Quarters" in Charles County where he kept four of the negro slaves, three white indentured servants, much livestock, and a sailboat.[27] His will was witnessed by William HATTON, his wife's brother-in-law, and William HARPER. They filed a second inventory 9 May 1676, for the St. Mary's County property.[28 ] Thomas named his wife executrix, bequeathed her land on Portobacco Clifts in Charles County, and left specific lands to his children, which are given below.[29] Rebecca filed the estate inventory 7-9 September 1676. Thomas had died before his daughter Barbara was born, so she was not named in his will. Rebecca conveyed 200 acres to William Hatton in trust for Barbara's benefit on 20 November 1676; the deed was later confirmed 6 June 1704 by Rebecca and John ADDISON.[30]
Some of these notes come from the DENT report from RootsWeb. Refrence included in Sources.
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~paxson/southern/dent.html#7dent
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(Medical):Heart disease, No Stroke, No Cancer, No Addictions, No Alzheimer's, No Mental illness, No Diabetes | QUILLIAMS, Ella Amelia (I8482)
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(Medical):No Heart disease, No High blood pressure, No Stroke, No Cancer, Addictions, No Alzheimer's, No Mental illness, No Diabetes | ESTABROOK, William Huntington (I8501)
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(Medical):oxygen last 5 years of life | SULLIVAN, Wauline (I18807)
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(Medical):Was at hospital, they could do no more fro him. Sent him home and he died about a month later. | JONES, James Robert (I18828)
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(Nettlestead), Suffolk, England | TIBETOT, Elizabeth (I10321)
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(Once in North Carolina the spelling of the name changed from Hayes to Hays) John Hays and his wife Phebe had at least six children one of whom was another John Hays (1735-1782). This John and his wife Tabitha had three children ? Nancy, Charles and Susannah. These three siblings married three BLACKMAN siblings. Nancy married John Blackman; Charles married Anne Blackman; and Susannah married Bennett Blackman. These three couples left the Sampson County, NC area as a group and migrated to Davidson County, TN about 1796.
In the court settlement of John Hays' estate dated 7 Feb 1778 in Bertie County, NC, the following individuals were identified and listed as inheritors: his wife Phebe Hays, son Hardy Hays, son John Hays, daughter Rebeckah Stephens, daughter Phebe Jernigan, daughter Mary Hays, and son Samuel Hays. Phebe received 22 pounds seven shillings and ten pence; each of the children received 18 pounds seven shillings five pence. Subsequently, a correction was made to the division of the estate. His wife still received 22 pounds seven shillings and ten pence; however, each of the children's share was raised by 10 shillings to 18 pounds seventeen shillings five pence. A copy of the settlement is available in the North Carolina archives as well as an appended account, signed by Hardy Hays, of the inventory and sale of part of John Hays' estate.
Bertie County
Pursuant to the dementions of an order of the Court of Please and Quarter Session begun and held for the said county on the second Tuesday in November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twenty seven.We the subscribers have each Examined Audited and Settled the accompts of Hardy Hayse Adminstrator of John Hayse deceased and find a balance due to the said deceased estate of One Hundred and Ten pounds & one shilling and five pence proclamation money which we have divided and set apart amongst the said deceased Legal Representatives in the following manner (To wit)To Pheba Hayse wife of said deceased for her part and shair of the said deceased estate Twenty two pounds seven shillings and ten pence proclamation.
To Hardy Hayse son of the said deceased for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds deven dhillings and five pence 1/2 of like money
To John Hayse son of said deceased for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seven dhillings and five pence 1/2 of like money
To Rebeckah Stephens daughter of said decd for her part and shair of said decd estate Eighteen pounds seven shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money
To Pheba Jearnigan daughter of said decd for her part and shair of said decd estate Eighteen pounds seven shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money
To Mary Hayse daughter of said decd for her part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seven shillins and five pence 1/2 of like money
To Samuel Hayse son of said decd for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seven shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money
Witness our hands this 7 day of February 1778
Noah Hinton
James Purvis
William Gough
Divided and set apart amongst the Legal Representatives of the said deceased.To Pheba Hayse widow of said deceased for her part and shair of the said estate twenty two pounds seven shillings and ten pence proclamation money
To Hardy Hayse son the said decd, for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seventeen shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money. To John Hayse son of said decd for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seventeen shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money. To Rebeckah Stephens daughter of said deceased for her part and shair of said decd estate Eighteen pound seventeen shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money. To Pheba Jearnigan daughter of said deceased for her part and shair of said decd estate Eighteen pounds seventeen shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money. To Mary Hayse daughter of said deceased for her part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seventeen shillings and five pence 1/2 of like money. To Samuel Hayse son of said decd for his part and shair of said estate Eighteen pounds seventeen shillings and five pence of like money.
A mistake made in the division of ten shillings and setted right on the other side
Noah Hinton
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(Research):Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800 Botetourt County.
P178. Oct 5 1783. John Cantley & Elinor his wife of Greenbrier Couty to Walter Linsay. Consideration 50 punds. Tract on so. side of the James. Acreage not given. Witnesses: William Anderson, Malcom ALlen and Pat Lockhart. | LINDSAY, Elinor (I594765215)
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(Research):DEADEND: | FRERE, Johanne (I5145)
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(Research):DEADEND: | BUNCE, John (I5146)
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| 688 |
(Research):DEADEND: | Elisabeth (I5148)
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| 689 |
(Research):DEADEND: | MEEKCOMS, Thomasine "Ann" (I5149)
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| 690 |
(Research):DEADEND: | MOSS, Dorothie (I5151)
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| 691 |
(Research):DEADEND: | Katherine (I5155)
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| 692 |
(Research):DEADEND: | WISHAM, Richard (I7287)
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| 693 |
(Research):DEADEND: | WISHAM, Mrs. Richard (I7290)
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(Research):DEADEND: | DRAKE, Johanna (I7293)
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(Research):DEADEND: | MAULOREVERER (I7296)
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(Research):DEADEND: | BRUYN, Mrs. John (I7297)
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(Research):DEADEND: | STANLEY, Mrs. James (I7307)
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(Research):DEADEND: | MITCHELL, Mrs. Thomas (I7320)
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(Research):DEADEND: | MITCHELL, Thomas (I7321)
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(Research):DEADEND: | BERKELEY, Lora De (I7323)
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