Our Time in History this Wood, Lester and Allied Families
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Matches 351 to 400 of 2,668
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| 351 | Also known by Henry Smith | SMITH, Henry Dixon (I8613)
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| 352 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 1). 1790 pg 87, column 2, line 72 Michael Wood 14401 1800 1810 Spartanburg Co. pg. 199 11301 02000 02 1820 Spartanburg Co. pg 248 010101 00100 January 3, 1798 David Quailes to Michael Wood for $105.00 sold130acres land on Abner s Creek where James Johnson now lives landonsouth side of Abner s Creek granted to David Quailes on 2 3 1791byhisexcellancy Charles Pine Witnesses Rueben Gunn, James JohnsonandCharles Gunn Recorded April 28, 1801, Book G, pages 241 242. April 7, 1798 William Brown of Laurens Co. to Michael WoodofSpartanburg Co. for $75.00 sold 57 acres on east side of Abner sCreekof Enoree River, part of a 500 acres granted to Daniel Huges,Esq. on12 3 1775 Witnesses Gabriel X Jones and Joseph LyonRecorded April27, 1801, Book G, pages 237 238. March 15, 1824 Michael Wood to Abraham Wood for love and affectionand$1.00 in hand conveyed a tract of land 200 acres on Abner sCreekwaters of Enoree River land orginally granted to Michael WoodMarch2, 1794 and David Qualls March 2, 1792 and also containing asmalltract of land deeded from John Redman to said Michael Wood.AbrahamWood shall come into full possession of the land after thedeath ofMichael Wood. Witnessess Thomas P. Brockman and ThomasTaylorRecorded April 11, 1827 Book T, Page 367 Spartanburg Co. July 4, 1829 Wm. X Hendrix, Bennett X Wilson, Wm. Z. Ford andJamesBrockman were assigned as appraisers for the estate of MichaelWood,dec d, Thomas Wood was the administrator. Nov. 11, 1830 The sale was held for $393.62. The above information priovided with permission from Rob Salzman [genealogy@salzman.us]; on behalf of; Rob Salzman [genealogy@e-familytree.net]. | WOOD, Michael (I12872)
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| 353 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 1). September 16, 1872 Benjamin Wofford, Probate Judge, to L . G. Woodfor$192.00 sold 164 acres land seized from the estate of Thomas Wood,deceased, and ordered to be auctioned. Witnesses A. H. Dean and M.D.Briant Recorded Book KK, page 303 August 18, 1873 W. R. Pearson and L. Jane Pearson to Laban G. Woodfor$121.80 sold 16 1 4 acres on Vice s Creek Witnesses Elie Vaughn,T.G. Pearson Recorded September 15, 1773 Book LL, page 5. 2). Mary died when Lee was four months old and 8 days before thedeathof her three year old son, Oliver. The above information provided with permission from Rob Salzman [genealogy@salzman.us]; on behalf of; Rob Salzman [genealogy@e-familytree.net]. | WOOD, Laban G (I12439)
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| 354 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WILSON, Ernestine (I12391)
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| 355 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, G Lee (I12881)
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| 356 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, Tandy Walker (I12878)
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| 357 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, Roxie Ann (I2259)
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| 358 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, Thomas (I2251)
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| 359 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and our Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, Oliver D (I12880)
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| 360 | Although no direct relationship is shown in this database between this individual and this Wood family it has been determined via Y-DNA testing with a known, living descendent that this line is part of our Wood Family. We simply haven't connected the dots with documentation yet. - Robert D. Wood, Jr. 2008 | WOOD, Michael (I12873)
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| 361 | Alvin Pierce White birth city, MEDI Verbal CommunicationABBR Alvin Pierce White birth cityTEXT Robert White new that Alvin was born in Macon. | Source (S49)
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| 362 | Alvin Pierce White, Jr.'s Death Certificate; Bay County, Florida Health Department (30 May 1986), MEDI Death CertificateABBR Alvin Pierce White, Jr.'s Death Cert. Surety:3. | Source (S50)
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| 363 | Amelia Clarke, called “Milley,” married first Josiah Lester. They were the parents of one known child. Josiah’s father left 1 feather bed to “grandson Jacob Lester and he was likely their son, too. Lester was dead by 3 January 1777 when the court granted Melah Lester administration of the estate of Josiah Lester.[a] Amelia married second Josiah Cheatham. - from "The Family History of John W. Pritchett" [a] Chesterfield County Court Order Book 6 p 120 | CLARKE, Amelia (I15109)
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| 364 | Amnesty Oath: 1865, Ruddy, black hair, black eyes, 5'6" | CARITHERS, John J (I17658)
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| 365 | Amy Christian Garner - first person knowledge. | Source (S51)
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| 366 | Ancestry.com, Alabama Brides Index C (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmddlton/albrd1c.html, ), Source Medium: Internet . | Source (S48)
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| 367 | Ann Hasseltine Williams Mize is a cousin to Amanda Williams, first wife of John Lester. - William "Bill" Lester's research. | MIZE, Ann Hasseltine (Williams) (I13461)
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| 368 | Ann Works Maynard, Genforum: Lester Family Genealogy Forum, posting 395 (2-May1999), Source Medium: Internet . | Source (S124)
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| 369 | Another source has him married to Elizabeth Barber on 2/4/1754 in Augusta Co, VA. | PATTON, Matthew (I17449)
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| 370 | Appears that Jeremiah Clarke and his wife, Martha Lester, are first cousins. | CLARKE, Jeremiah (I15110)
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| 371 | Appears that Martha Lester and her husband, Jeremiah Clarke, are first cousins. | LESTER, Martha (I13289)
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| 372 | Arnold died at age 31. | MUHLHEIM, Arnold IV (I11166)
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| 373 | Arthur died at age 46. | LOFLIN, Arthur Roy (I11326)
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| 374 | Artie's family was born and raisded in Oak Park, Illinois (a town around Chicago). Artemus was a pharmacist in a drug store he owned called Fair Oaks Medical Center and Pharmacy. Contents of an email to me dated 7/20/2005 from the Araba Shrine Temple in Ft. Myers, Florida: Dear SirThe most I could find out from our archival records is as follows: Charter member as of 7/6/66 Artie Leatus White 3951 Gulf Shore Blvd. Naples, Florida Originally from Medinah Temple, Chicago, Illinios Died 7/17/73 I talked with several charter members but they have no recollection of any activities Noble Artie might have been involved in. I would suggest that you contact his Masonic Lodge possibly in Oak Park. I do not have anything here that suggests he was active in a Masonic Lodge here. Sorry I could not be of more help. SincerelyLouis D. Mitchell, Potentate of Araba Shriners, Ft. Myers, Florida | WHITE, Artemus Leatus (I11862)
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| 375 | As best I can determine New Pisgah is a district in Spartanburg County and not a city or township. | HENDRIX, Spartan D (I12414)
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| 376 | As listed in her brother brother Isaac's will dated 13 Jul 1819 - she is not named directly. Instead her heirs are mentioned - i.e. also to the heirs of POLLY FORD. However, other's are mentioned directly - i.e. to RACHAL DEAVOURS and her heirs, PHEBE CONNER and her heirs $1.50. This would indicate that Mary Polly Bishop Ford had died prior to the writing of this will. ISAAC BISHOP'S WILL: July 13, 1819: from 'The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. V, #2, Spring 1977: Spartanburg District Will Book, p 80: "[pp 16-17] Will of Isaac Bishop of Spartanburg District...to my loving wife FRANCES Bishop the house wherein I now dwell with all the furniture and the lands and tenements that lie about it also two mares and one colt. to my loving wife all the stock that I now have. to RACHAL DEAVOURS and her heirs, PHEBE CONNER and her heirs $1.50. also to the heirs of POLLY FORD [Mary Bishop Ford] $1.50 also to ELIZABETH BISHOP $1.50. Also to the heirs of NANCY [Bishop] TINN $1.50. also to LYDIA [BISHOP] LAURENCE $1.50. 13 July 1819. ISAAC BISHOP [HS}, Wit: John L. Ballenger, James Ballinger. William Ballenger [X]. Prov. by James Ballenger and William Ballenger. 14 Sept 1821. | BISHOP, Mary Polly (I16739)
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| 377 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MARTIN, J C (I11574)
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| 378 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MARTIN, Linda (I11583)
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| 379 | As of November of 2005, per Dennis Martin, Eugene is living in Flower Branch, Hall County, Georgia. | ROBINSON, Eugene (I11580)
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| 380 | Asenath is also spelled Senah, Sarah | BORING, Asenith (I15555)
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| 381 | Ashes scattered at Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico | WOOD, Veronica Joan (I4216)
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| 382 | Assuming she was born on 28-Jun-1818 she died at age 98 years, 2 months, 17 days. | LYLE, Rebecca (I15532)
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| 383 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOOD, Kenneth Ray (I6359)
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| 384 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HULL, Delbert Lee (I6113)
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| 385 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DAVIS, Thomas Starling (I10137)
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| 386 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PAGET, Katherine King (I6060)
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| 387 | At least two children born from this union, names unknown at present. | SOUTHERN, Charles (I6247)
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| 388 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOOD, Dorothy (I4356)
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| 389 | Athens - Faye G. Hopkins, 135 Sunset Dr. passed away on Friday October 24, 2003. A native of Madison County, Mrs. Hopkins was the daughter of the late Emmett Monroe and Margie Hart Gordon. She was preceded in death by her husband Grady Hopkins in 1997 and a granddaughter Rebecca in 1993. Mrs. Hopkins was a homemaker and a member of the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. For the past years she had resided at Athens Heritage and the family wishes to express their appreciation to the staff for the love and excellent care she received. Survivors include a daughter and son in law Helen and Philip Wood Sr, Douglasville; grandson; Dr. and Mrs. Philip Wood, Jr., Madison and Barry Wood, Douglasville, sisters in law, Mrs. Hilda McLeroy, Athens and Mrs. Myrtle Gordon, Colbert; great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be 11AM Monday at Evergreen Memorial Park with Rev. Jack Lindsey officiating. The family will receive friends at Bernstein from 9:30 - 10:30 AM Monday. Bernstein Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. | GORDON, Faye (I17152)
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| 390 | Athens - Mildred Wood Johnson, 90, passed away Tuesday, May 17, 2005. A native of Madison County, she was the daughter of the late Fredrick and Florence Martin Wood and the widow of Cloyce Johnson. Mrs. Johnson retired from McGregor Company and was a member of Hull Baptist Church. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday, May 19, 2005, at Hull Baptist Church with Rev. Randy Crowe officiating. Interment will be in the Hull Cemetery. Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Gloria and Floyd Green; son and daughter-in-law, Fred and Vickey Johnson: sister-in-law, Myrtis Wood; five grandchildren, Gena Parham, Gordon Gilreath, Kim, Brian and Kristen Johnson; two great-grandchildren, Chase Parham, Garrett Gilreath; a number of nieces and nephews and her beloved cat, Lucy. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 p.m. through 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Lord & Stephens Funeral Home EAST is in charge of arrangements. Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on 5/18/2005. | WOOD, Mildred Magline (I15)
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| 391 | Aubrey lives in Flowery Branch, Georgia as of May 2007 according to Toni Spink. | MARTIN, Aubrey (I11692)
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| 392 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LOWERY, Austin Allen (I13087)
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| 393 | B & J jparks@neto.com, Hopkins Co Tx - J. H. McClimons, obit and Civil War Service (http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/hopkins/history/mcclimons.txt, ). | Source (S133)
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| 394 | B Inman Ham is shown as adopted. No other information than this is provided in the legacy data. | HAM, B Inman (I1788)
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| 395 | Banks County Georgia 1864 Census for the Re-Organization of the Georgia Militia Background note: Governor Joseph Brown insisted the State needed protection for women, children, elderly and invalids living home during the War. Every time State troops were formed they were taken into the CSA. Since there was no homefront protection, Governor Brown and the Georgia Legislature issued an order for a statewide census which would enable a reorganization of the State Militia. White Males of age 16 and not over 60 were to be counted along with exact age, occupation and place of birth. 33rd Senatorial District-207th GMD Transcription: WOOD, Joshua, 59 yrs. 9 mos., Farmer, b. SC | WOOD, Joshua (I20)
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| 396 | BEAM surname could possibly be BEAN | BEAM, Jeff M (I5514)
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| 397 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOOD, Cheryl Diane (I6353)
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| 398 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | OLIVARES, Carlos (I18696)
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| 399 | Berryman served as 3rd Corporal in Company H, 36th Georgia Infantry. The date and place of his enlistment is not given. He surrendered with the Confederate forces under Lt. General John C. Pemberton at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 4, 1863. He was paroled at Vicksburg, Mississippi on July 9, 1863. No further records. -- Source: John T. Nash | WOOD, Berryman M (I1034)
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| 400 | Bertha A Wood never married - Source file 291A.txt ----------------------------------------- Died at age 76 years, 1 month, 29 days. | WOOD, Bertha A (I968)
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