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1. [VACALEXA] ALE, BROWN, CATTS, COAKLEY [1]
These are the beginning of my roll call. Lisa Deason Orem, Utah -- Volunteer - Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://raogk.rootsweb.com
2. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
The families I am searching are: CHAUNCEY, John, born 1788, possibly in Dover, Delaware, died 1852 in Alexandria Married Elizabeth TAYLOR, born 1799 in VA, died 1869 in Alexandria, she daughter of John TAYLOR, Rev. War (see below) Children of John CHAUNCEY and Elizabeth TAYLOR: John Frances Marion CHAUNCEY married Mary Catherine BAGGETT, then Virginia Helena PEYTON Elizabeth CHAUNCEY married Joseph F. JOHNSON James William CHAUNCEY (my line) married Virginia Hunter CAMPBELL Joseph Edgar CHAUNCEY married Ca
3. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
Alexandria surnames Washington, Williams, Massie and Baggett.
4. [VACALEXA] Test [1]
Just testing to see if list working...have seen no mail. Thanks
5. [VACALEXA] Re: Roll call [1]
I am looking for the ancestors of John T. Armstrong (1805-1879), father of Anthony Wayne Armstrong (1853-1901), my great-grandfather. They lived at 111Cameron Street and John T. owned a cooperage at Princess and Union. I've turned up several possibilities but can't connect them: 1. John Armstrong m. Susan Cawood 2. Thomas Armstrong listed for the cooperage in 1834 3. Samuel Armstrong listed as coopers at Queen & Water c. 1810. 4. William Armstrong, also listed as a cooper at Queen & Water c. 1810. I live
6. [VACALEXA] Re:1910census lookup [1]
Just hoping someone can tell me what enumeration district to ck for my 2nd grt grandmother, Lavenia H. A. FOLTZ who died in D.C.April23rd obit April 24 1911 At home of her dau. mrs. Lennie ELKINS at 1225 H St. N.E. I thought she might be living there in 1910 though she was a resident of Alexandria, Va. I don`t have the records so if someone has easy access to the census would appreciate a look up. She may have ben in alexandria in 1810 where she lived right in town. Otherwise I will try to deter
7. [VACALEXA] obits, census,cemetery records [1]
margaret elizabeth[beard] mckenney, dau. of john and maria beard. mrs. john mckenney b. 1863. d. nov, 30, 1883 jane roberta[knot] knott, b. 1834, charles, co. md. married, march6 1855, alex,va cemetery records, methodist-protestant cem, wilkes st. alex, va thanks, wlmwinc@aol.com
8. [VACALEXA] Lookups [1]
I will do lookups in the following books: District of Columbia Indentures of Apprenticeship, 1801-1893, Provine Index to District of Columbia Wills, 1801-1920, Provine District of Columbia Guardianship Index, 1802-1928, Pippenger (Virginia Regimental Series, Civil War) The Brooke, Fauquier, Loudon, and Alexandria Artillery, Andrus 18th and 20th Battalions of Heavy Artillery, Chernault-Weaver Marylanders in the Confederacy, Hartzler Maryland Militia in the Revolutionary War, Clements and Wright Send
9. [VACALEXA] Alexandria Freedmen's Cemetery historic marker dedication [1]
THE FRIENDS OF THE FREEDMEN'S CEMETERY cordially invite you to the unveiling and dedication of a new Virginia Department of Historic Resources historic highway marker commemorating the site of Alexandria's 1864-1869 Freedmen's Cemetery. Generous donations from members of the community made possible the fabrication and placement of this marker. More than 1,700 formerly enslaved African Americans and their children have been identified as having been interred in the Freedmen's Cemetery. The highway mark
10. William A. Daingerfield, in Alex. about 1800 [1]
Seeking further information about William A. (Allen?) Da(i)ngerfield, born 13 Oct 1769, in Alexandria about 1800, died 19 Oct. 1821 in Prince George's Co., MD. My information is that he was a physician trianed in Edinburgh and served as a colonel in the War of 1812. Is he a son of William Daingerfield of "Belvidera" in Spotsylvania Co. and William wife, Sarah Taliaferro? Is he brother to Bathurst Daingerfield, who apparently lived in Alexandria? Does anyone know who William A.'s wife and children were?
11. [VACALEXA] Work house, 1888-1889 [1]
Inmates of the Alexandria Alms House, from the "Annual Statement of the Finances of Alexandria, 1888-1889 Ashly, Zenia "Colored." Born Floyd Co., Virginia. Admitted 3/12/1889. Bailey, Josiah "White." Born Dorchester Co., Maryland. Admitted 5/12/1883. Died 9/4/1888. Age 72. Briggs, Amos "Colored." Born Alexandria. Admitted 5/23/1884. Age 10. Adopted, 1888? Briggs, Pratt "Colored." Born Alexandria. Admitted 5/23/1884. Age 8. Adopted, 1888? Brochus, Mary "White." Born Alexandria. Admit
12. [VACALEXA] RISENER, WELCH, WILSON [1]
Roll call, the end. Thank you to all who make this a great list to be on. Lisa Deason -- Volunteer - Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://raogk.rootsweb.com
13. Re: [VACALEXA] Legislative journals [1]
Perhaps the best place to check would be the Library of Virginia catalog at http://eagle.vsla.edu/catalog/ On Wed, 23 Aug 2000 22:14:46 -0000 "Tim Snyder" writes: > Hi. Does anyone know if the state of Virginia has legislative > journals from > the Civil War era? The journals I am interested in would give the > proceedings of the state legislature, possibly records of debates, > resolutions, etc. If so, where are they located? Thanks > > Tim > Hagerstown, Md. > > > > >
14. [VACALEXA] Death Certificate # Help [1]
Hi I need to find the death certificate # for a Joshua B. Thompson who was killed by or on a train on OCTOBER 3, 1873 in Clover, Va. Is there anyone who would kindly look him up on death index for me. I do not live in VA. I do not need any copy, just the certificate #. Also, what newspaper would have carried such a story at that time? Thank you Marie
15. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
My Alexandria ancestors (as they were in the 1850 Alexandria, VA, census): 953 Rob't W. Davis, 40, brushmaker, born Mass & his wife Elizabeth A, 43, born MD, and Elizabeth's mother, Priscilla Ford, 76, born MD. My ancestor John R. Davis, 8, b. VA, was also in the household. Ford was sometimes spelled Foard in the records, and they probably came from Baltimore. 1305 John Brenner, tailor, 38, b. MD & his wife Julia [Drown] 32, b. VA. My ancestor Anthony Brenner, 7, was living in the household. Brenner was
16. Coroner Reports [1]
Does anyone know where I might locate coroner records prior to the early 1940s? My grandfather, William J. Lewis, committed suicide in 1939, so there is a coroner's report on his death. Unfortunately, I have been unable to locate the records. I spoke with someone at the Medical Examiner's office in Alexandria, and they said old records would be kept at the Richmond office. I called the Richmond Medical Examiner's office, and they said that they were established in the early 1940s and have no records bef
17. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
Greetings all, I'm looking for information for the families of Austin Branham, his wife Stella and their twenty-five children and Guy Henry and his wife Sarah and their ten children. The surname Branham has appeared as Bradham, Brannan, Brannon or even Brown. 1 Austin Branham Born: September 1799 . +Stella ??? Born: Abt 1808 .... 2 Cornelia Branham Born: Abt 1825 .... 2 William Branham Born: Abt 1826 .... 2 Charles Branham Born: Abt 1827 .... 2 Ell
18. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
Hi, I am researching Robert F. (Bob) Reynolds and his wife Lucy Campbell Reynolds who live in Alexandria Va from approx 1920-1954. They had a daughter Louise Reynolds Hayes who died in 1962. Louise had a daughter Phyllis. I assume she is still living but do not know married name. I assume Robert, Lucy and Louise are buried in Alexandria but I do not know exact dates of death to find obits. Last address I had for Robert and Lucy was 222 N. Fairfax (1953-1954) Last address for Louise Reynolds and Clyde Hay
19. [VACALEXA] Re: Coroner's inquisitions [1]
I am not aware of any comprehensive source of coroner's reports. The obvious place to look is the Library of Virginia. They have a few Alexandria inquests, at least, but none that I am aware of as late as the twentieth century. Miscellaneous Arlington County Records, #24121, Box 156, Inquisitions, 1799-1816, 1820-1825, 1839-1847, and 1862-1885 Tim Dennee
20. [VACALEXA] ROLL CALL-King and Davis [1]
Looking for Richard Henry King and Mary Davies/Davis married at Christ Church in Alexandria by Rev O. O. Norris October 20, 1820. Five children; Edwin Henry, Eugenia B. [Tabler] Joannah M. [Williams] James Andrew, and Norvell William, all born in Alexandria. Richard H. King was dec'd by 1840 when Mary and children removed to Washington DC.
21. [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
My Alexandria / Wash DC Surnames: ELLIOTT, AVERY, DUNNINGTON, SLATFORD, DAVIS. ELLIOTT - John W. ELLIOTT, b. ca 1813 Va., died bef 1870, married Julia AVERY Feb 1, 1834. Have info on their family (9 children- Edward Frank, John William, Mary, Sara, Virginia, Anna, Ida, Lilly, and Florence), John's Civil War service, and subsequent generations in the area. I am looking for his parents. I think they were John ELLIOTT who married Amelia MILLS in DC, but unproven. AVERY - Julia Ann AVERY (above), b. ca 1816
22. [VACALEXA] Re: Coroner Reports [1]
Cheryl: I wonder if newspaper obits [such as the Alexandria Gazette] would lend clues to where the coroner's report can be found? Or, maybe the funeral home? Good luck on this, and I hope you will share any discoveries. Jeanne
23. Re: [VACALEXA] Roll Call [1]
Hello, I am searching for Lewis (William, Jessima), Coffey, Reid (Fannie), Canton (Fannie), Garten (Ola), and Knapp (Fannie, Jessima, Gladys, Neola) -- during the 1930s-1940s - big mystery!!! My grandfather, William Lewis, committed suicide in Alexandria, VA in Sept. 1939 (he was married to Jessima). At the same time, he was married and had a family in New York. We have found that he used "Lewis" as an alias, and we don't know what his real last name was. We have narrowed the possibilities to Coffey an
24. [VACALEXA] VACALEXA Roll Call [1]
Researching my Alexandria ancestors: PRISCILLA FORD, the girl listed with her on the 1850 Census, ELIZABETH ANN SINCLAIR, both living with Priscilla's son-in-law ROBERT W. DAVIS. Elizabeth Ann married JOHN HENRY HAMMACK in Alexandria and moved to Natchez MS by 1860. I am also interested in the CLAUGHTON line. Barbara Baylis - 9835 Elmcrest Dr. - Dallas TX 75238-1831 - 214-348-7737 brbaylis@aol.com
25. [VACALEXA] Alexandria work house, 1888-1889 [1]
Inmates of the Alexandria Work House, from the "Annual Statement of the Finances of Alexandria, 1888-1889": Alexander, Sarah "Colored." Admitted 7/2/1888 for 60 days. Ran away 7/5/1888. Age 25. Brooks, Bertie "White." Born Alexandria. Admitted 7/30/1888 for 60 days. Discharged 9/29/1888. Readmitted 10/2/1888 for 20 days. Discharged 10/22/1888. Age 8. Brooks, Emma "White." Born Alexandria. Mother of Bertie Brooks. Admitted 7/30/1888 for 60 days. Discharged 9/29/1888. Readmitted 10/2/1888 f
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