Thrale history
Notes
Matches 401 to 450 of 990
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| 401 | Had five children. | Family: Doctor Aaron THRALL / (F468)
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| 402 | Had four children | ROSE, Mary (I704)
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| 403 | Had four children | STARR, Emeline (I709)
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| 404 | Had four children | Family: Lyman THRALL / Abby UNKNOWN (F465)
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| 405 | Had four children. | Family: Johnson BROWN / Orilla THRALL (F179)
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| 406 | Had four children. | Family: Samuel COOPER / Caroline THRALL (F181)
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| 407 | Had four children. | Family: Worthy THRALL / Hannah JAMES (F469)
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| 408 | Had just one child, Samuel. | FRAZIER (I1660)
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| 409 | Had nine children | PINNEY, John (I1049)
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| 410 | Had nine children. | Family: Doctor Benjamin F THRALL / Eliza PYLE (F467)
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| 411 | Had no children | HALSEY, Anne (I749)
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| 412 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Roy VIVIAN / Mary Jane THRALE (F759)
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| 413 | Had no children. | Family: Ralph William THRALE / Jane CHESTERMAN (F783)
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| 414 | Had no living children. | ROSE, Emeline (I702)
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| 415 | Had one child together | Family: Henry Clay THRALL / Molly Ann JACKSON (F839)
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| 416 | Had one child together | Family: Henry Clay THRALL / Ida Teresa SIMMONS (F840)
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| 417 | Had son and daughter | Family: Frederick A THRALL / Anna ROSE (F927)
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| 418 | Had ten children | Family: James MARDALL / Harriet THRALE (F102)
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| 419 | Had three children | Family: Albert WRIGHT / Susan HEWSON (F312)
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| 420 | Had three children, two of which were living in 1862. | WOLCOTT, Emily (I724)
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| 421 | Had three children. | HARRIS, Chloe (I706)
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| 422 | Had two children | Family: George BURCHMORE / Susannah READING (F250)
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| 423 | Had two sons that both drowned | Family: Thomas O PHINNEY / Mary I THRALL (F194)
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| 424 | Harley died in late summer 1946 according to G.ma's record. | CLARK, Harley De Witt (I74)
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| 425 | Harriet had ten children. | THRALE, Harriet (I160)
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| 426 | Harvey was financially independent in Gouvenor, New York. | SMITH, Harvey Douglas (I2025)
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| 427 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Colin DALEY / (F940)
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| 428 | Has a monument inside Knockholt Church and St Leonards Church, Streatham. | THRALE, Susannah Arabella (I93)
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| 429 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WALKER, Angela (I1464)
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| 430 | Has two children | BLOCK, Jennifer (I420)
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| 431 | He decided at about 20, to enter the hotel business and the agitation about the time of the start of the Civil War found him managing a Hotel in New Orleans. From there, he wrote interesting letters home, particularly to his sister "Franc" or Frances who was his favourite. He continued in the hotel business until his two sons were about half-grown, living invarious parts of the country, lastly in Omaha, Nebraska. | THRALL, George E (I487)
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| 432 | He died in 1705 and the inventory to his will dated 1 June referred to him as being "late of Sandridge", i.e. already dead. | THRALE, Ralph (I359)
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| 433 | He erected a house on the old place opposite that occupied by his father. This farm he sold to his sons, Russell and Norman and bought the farm in East Windsor, Connecticut then owned by his father-in-law Capt Oliver Clark. He made this his home for the rest of his life. | THRALL, Horatio (I1356)
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| 434 | He graduated from Yale's Sheffield Scientific School in 1896 on his twenty-first birthday. | THRALL, Frederick Chaffee (I2227)
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| 435 | He graduated from Yale's Sheffield Scientific School in 1896 on his twenty-first birthday. He vould have liked to study medicine, but at his father's insistence he entered the family business, the Detroit Screw Works, instead. | THRALL, Frederick Chaffee (I2227)
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| 436 | He has helped tremendously with the book Thrall Genealogy 1630 - 1965, by supplying information on many Thralls. In 1958 he made up a compendium on his immediate family, which served to complete the records on his family in that book. | THRALL, Gordon Fish (I3392)
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| 437 | He is a steward in the First Methodist Church in Jamestown | THRALL, Clyde Lowell (I2984)
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| 438 | He left legacies to his daughter and to many of his Ivory and Russell grand-children. One Ivory received part of a meadow called Latchmere 'next the backside' of son in law Robert Ivory in St. Albans, subject to a charge of £38 to be paid to the executor within nine months of testator's death at or in the house of Joshua Lomax, gentleman, in St. Albans.P.C.C. 220 Wooton. | AYLVARD, William (I687)
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| 439 | He moved to Minnesota when very young. | THRALL, Willis Ernest (I2588)
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| 440 | He predeceased his wife Elizabeth Jacques. | TURNER, ? (I1364)
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| 441 | He remained with his parents until his marriage when he moved into a house just completed on the farm. With his brother, Horatio, he remained on the farm until his father's death when the home fell to him. He added to his inheritance until he owned about 300 acres. On this farm he raised grain and carried on a business far beyonnd the times. | THRALL, William (I1364)
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| 442 | he returned after the war to his father's farm in East Poultney and bought a half interest in it from his father. | THRALL, Reuben Roland (I467)
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| 443 | He was a kindly man and well liked. He did not marry until he was 49, and he married a girl 18 years younger than himself. He lived on the home farm until he married and then took his bride to a home across the Farmington River where he farned the rest of his life. | THRALL, Joseph G (I1524)
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| 444 | He was a Mason | BENHAM, George C. (I496)
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| 445 | He was born in the Russian Empire. However, his 1912 US naturalisation petition, stated "Kruburg" which is likely Kluczbork, Poland, which was known as Kreuzburg around 1900. However, this is markedly different to the declaration on the 1907 passenger list that staated "Witebsk" (probably Vitebsk, Belarus). | LEVINSON, Israel (I1622)
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| 446 | He was created a baronet in 1622. | MYDDLETON, Sir Hugh (I1295)
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| 447 | He was in the mountainous area of Jamaica cutting down a Cotton Tree to make a fishing boat. As it fell the large tree, hit the branch of another tree, and the branch from the nearby tree, snapped, fell and hit Thomas on the abdomen and affected his breathing. He is said to have suffered the consequences of this injury for some considerable time before it eventually hastened an Aortic aneurysm which caused his death. | DALEY, Thomas Seeford (I462)
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| 448 | He was made the ward of his uncle Henry Thrale 1724-1781 and become one of the notorious rakes of the Prince of Wales' circle, going through his own fortune and his mother's, which he inherited in 1802. He landed in King's Bench prison in 1813, whence Lady Keith (Queeney Thrale) tried to rescue him by appealing, in vain, to his former patron, the Prince Regent. . | LADE, Baronet Sir John (I604)
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| 449 | He wished to be buried in the Church of Marie Magdalens, Olde Fish Street.This church was destroyed by the Great Fire of London in 1666. | THRALE, John (I1184)
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| 450 | Helped in the compilation of the "Thrall Genealogy 1630-1965" by supplying the genealogy she compiled on her family. | THRALL, Margaret E (I2709)
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