p 52 ~ “Sept. 30, 1727. Seventy Palatines with their families, about three hundred persons, imported in the ship Molley, John Hodgeson, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Deal, appeared, repeated and signed the Declaration.–Col. Rec. III. 287.“Henrick Kauffmann p 85 ~ “Aug. 17, 1733. Palatines imported in the ship Samuel,
A potential breakthrough — and yes, I did do a ‘happy dance’ right in the Family Research Library in Salt Lake City — the FIRST in decades. I like writing “decades” — but honestly, isn’t 21 years a looonnnnnggg time? I’ll be creating a page with the details of the
Marriages of Pittsylvania Co (1806-1830) ~ copied from the defunct members.cox.net/cgpiere/pittsmb.htm now available via web.archive.org … content wording copied in situ. Bolding added Pittsylvania County is in Virginia. Page 12119 August 1822. Jesse PEARMAN and Martha Travis, dau. of John Travis, who requests the license to be issued. Sur. John
From CATALOGUE OF A LOAN COLLECTION OF ANCIENT ANDHISTORIC ARTICLES, EXHIBITED BY DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. All bolded entries are maternal ancestors. 350 Wedding ring. Jeremiah Gore to Thankful Harris, Aug. 3, 1789. 351 Watch key and seal belonging to Jeremiah Gore, Boston, 1789. 352-353. China sugar bowl and
This afternoon I was hopefully seeing if an Elizabeth PEARMAN, daughter of Thomas PEARMAN & second wife Mary PAUL was “my Elizabeth” PEARMAN. But oddly enough the nail that said, NO SHE IS NOT, was a marriage record in Hardin County, Kentucky, dated 22 March 1830. BUT just two entries