Notes
Matches 751 to 800 of 1,119
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| 751 | Monk Antonios | Andronicus Dukas of Byzantine (I4101)
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| 752 | More Children to Add | Family: Donald Martin / Marion MacLeod (F146)
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| 753 | Murderd | Comnenus, Alexies (I3045)
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| 754 | Murdered | Jimenez, King of Pamplona Sancho Garces III (I2287)
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| 755 | Murdered | Mudry, Prince of Kiev Igor I (I2482)
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| 756 | Murdered | Plantagenet, King of England Richard II (I3269)
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| 757 | murdered | Plantagenet, King of England Edward II (I807)
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| 758 | Murdered | Chatillion, Maria (I1354)
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| 759 | murdered at the instigation of his brother-in-law Edric | King of England Edmund II, Ironside (I2089)
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| 760 | Murdered by an explosion of Gunpowder | Stuart, Lord of Darnley Henry (I3309)
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| 761 | Murdered by his nephew Malcom | Lord of Galloway Uhtred (I4224)
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| 762 | Murdered by Hugh Bunel | Talvas, Mabel (I2461)
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| 763 | Murdered by Macbeth, Killed in open battle with MacBeth | Canmore, King of Scotland Duncan I (I2055)
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| 764 | Murdered by Otto Wittelsbach at Bramburg | Hohenstaufens, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Philip (I3143)
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| 765 | Murdered in the Tower while at prayer. | Plantagenet, King of England Henry VI (I3273)
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| 766 | Murdered. | De Macon, Etienne I (I1937)
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| 767 | Murdered: An Outlaw, Leolf, stabbed him to death at a banquet to St.Augustine | King of England Edmund I (I2092)
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| 768 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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| 769 | My Dad, John P. Rouse, often called my mom "A class in her own time" | Bradley, Margaret Maurine (I19)
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| 770 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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| 771 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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| 772 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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| 773 | Name: Niels Christensen, Event: Passenger, Event Date: 1876, Event Place: New Zealand, Gender: Male, Age: 23 Marital Status: Single, Origin: Denmark Occupation: labourer, Estimated Birth Year: 1853 Ship : Terpsichore, Departure Date: 15 Nov 1875 Arrival Port: Wellington, Arrival Date: 1876 Digital Folder Number: 4411573, Image Number: 00007 | Christensen, Niels Christian (I8711)
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| 774 | Named for his piety and his foundation of a new Westminster Abbey. He lived in Normandy and his early reign was dominated by rivalry between his Norman favourites and his father-in-Law. After 1053 the Goodwins were in the ascendant. Edward's c hildlessness led ultimately to the Norman conquest | King of England, Saint Edward III, the Confessor (I3266)
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| 775 | Names listed as witnesses on marrage License are Jane Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Ann Smith, and Robery Greep or Creep, | Family: Richard Hill / Thurza Hancock (F59)
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| 776 | Nancy Jane was orphaned by age 17, and taught school to support herself from 1850 in Liberty township, Jeff. Co., Iowa. Being the wife of a preacher in the wilds, she also taught all of her own children until they were ready for college. She wa s very active in the prohibition movement and was a organizer for the Women's Temperance Union every time they moved. | Prather, Nancy Jane (I167)
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| 777 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Christopher James Dillinger / Rebecca Jean Staveness (F3624)
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| 778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Lee Travis Whitaker / Rebecca Jean Staveness (F3623)
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| 779 | No Children | Family: William D. Compton / Emma Brian (F107)
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| 780 | No Children | Family: William D. Compton / Louisa Hume (F108)
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| 781 | No Children | Family: Benjamin Compton / Ellen Sanders (F162)
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| 782 | No Children | Family: James Ebenezer Compton / Elizabeth Betsy Ferguson (F170)
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| 783 | Norse God that is a goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, gold, sei | Freyja (I9640)
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| 784 | Norse God that is associated with sea, seafaring, wind, fishing, wealth, and crop fertility. | Njord (I9639)
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| 785 | Noted also at St. Martins, Quaco, | Compton, William Henry (I240)
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| 786 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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| 787 | Obert had two girls both married, One lives in Boulder, Cal. and the other one lives about 40 minutes from there. | Staveness, Obert (I5488)
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| 788 | Obit Page https://ladykathleen.com/family/margaret-whitneys-obit-page/?fbclid=IwAR2_1fbcd0EB9YxPXk-iJCzijEguxF6GPmZTb7IFKvtPy1P_9NOr-bXkLCo | Bradley, Margaret Maurine (I19)
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| 789 | of the black death | Plantagenet, Countess of Derby Blanche (I3290)
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| 790 | Of the six sons of Cormac Mac Art, no issue is recorded from any [of them], but from Cairbre-Lifeachar; he had also ten daughters, but there is no account of any of them only two - namely, Grace (or Grania), and Ailbh [alve], who were both succe ssively the wives of the great champion and general of the Irish Militia, Fionn, the son of Cubhall [Coole]. | King of Ireland Cormac (I4369)
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| 791 | oil field accident in Okla | Campbell, Edison (I6220)
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| 792 | Olioll Olum was the first of this line named in the Regal Roll to be Ki ng of both Munsters; for, before him, there were two septs that were alter nately kings of Munster, until this Olioll married Sabina, daughter fo t he Monarch Conn of the Hu ndred Battles, and widow of Mac Niadh, chief of t he other sept of Darin, descended from Ithe, and by whom she had one son n amed Lughaidh, commonly called "Luy Maccon;" who, when he came to man's ag e, demanded from Olioll, his stepfather, th e benefit of the agreement form erly made between their ancestors; which Olioll not only refused to gran t, but he also banished Maccon out of Ireland; who retired into Scotlan d, where, among his many friends and relations, he soon collecte d a stro ng party, returned with them to Ireland, and with the help and assistan ce of the rest of his sept who joined with them, he made war upon Oliol l; to whose assistance his (Olioll's) brother-in-law, Art-Ean-Fhear, th en Monarch of Irelan d, came with a good army; between who and Maccon was f ought the great and memorable battle of Magh Mucromha (or Muckrove), ne ar Athenry where the Monarch Art, together with seven of Olioll's nine son s, by Sabina, lost their lives, and their a rmy was totally defeated and ro uted. By this great victory Maccon not only recovered his right to the Kin gdom of Munster, but the Monarchy also, wherein he maintained himself f or thirty years; leaving the Kingdom of Munster to his stepfathe r Olioll O lum, undisturbed. | King of Munster Ailill Aulum Macmogha O'Dui (I4405)
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| 793 | Oliver Perry light and Nancy Jane Prather were married in the home of her Aunt Fannie and Zephaniah Porter. | Family: Rev. Oliver Perry Light / Nancy Jane Prather (F71)
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| 794 | Oliver Perry Light's notes give his death date and cause as smallpox Can not find his burial place. It is possible his second wife took him back to be buried in Blue River twp., Harrison Co.,Ind. because she returned there and remarried. Since she moved before the 1850 census was taken, and no one was still in th e family home, he did not make the 1850 Mortality Schedule.(In the 1856 Iowa State Census, daughter Sarah Ann said they moved there in 1842, and son Enoch said they moved in 1844.) | Prather, James Russell (I168)
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| 795 | On 10 February 1567, the bodies of Henry and his servant at the time were discovered in the orchard of Kirk o' Field, Edinburgh, where they had been staying. Surrounding Henry and his servant was a cloak, a dagger, a chair and a coat. Henry was dressed only in his nightshirt, suggesting he had fled in some haste from his bedchamber. A violent explosion had occurred that night at the house, but evidence pointed to Henry escaping assassination, only to be murdered when he got outside. There was no sign of stab wounds, gun wounds, bruises or strangulation marks on the body. It is most likely that Henry and his servant were suffocated, There was evidence that Henry and his valet had been strangled and that the explosion was set as an attempt to cover up the murders. | Stuart, Lord of Darnley Henry (I3309)
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| 796 | On 18 June 1618 in Leyden, Isaac Allerton, tailor, made a swornstatement for Nicholas Claverly, witnessed by Degory Priest. On 9 January 1619, Isaac Allerton made agreement with Alice Gallant, widow of John Hooke and current wife of Henry Gallant, to apprentice her twelve-year old son John Hooke to Isaac Allerton, to learn the tailor trade. On September 26, 1636 Isaac made a deposition in Boston stating he was aged about 53 years. | Allerton, Isaac (I5936)
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| 797 | On Apr 1, 1701 he sued John Wynn (who later married his niece Ann, daughter of William) for the recovery of a horse. | Smallwood, Benjamin (I1748)
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| 798 | On June 9, 1700 he is called Lt. Col James Smallwood, and shortly after that date his name is regularly prefixed with the title Colonel. | Smallwood, Col. James (I701)
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| 799 | On the October 1845 Probate records there was yet another minor heir that had an inheritance. Walter and Martha (Patty) Prather's daughter Martha (Prather) Howard ( John Howard's wife), also died (prior to 1844). Martha also had a minor child (Alvin P. Howard) . I am unsure who was in charge of Walter Prather estate at this time. I t may have been Greenberry. Greenberry was Alvin's Uncle and was often a representative for the Prather family. Anyway, Greenberry was appointed to be a guardian a for Alvin P. Howard's estate matters. The heading for the Clark County, Indian a Probate in October 1845 reads "Greenberry Prather Guardian of his minor heirs and of Alvin P. Howard. In disbursing the estate there were two shares distributed. Greenberry's 5 children were given a share while Alvin received the second share. Alvin was always list ed separate from the other children in the Probate records. | Prather, Martha (I6650)
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| 800 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones-Rouse, Lady Kathleen Alice (I1)
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