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| 1 |  | 1664: Francis Pope Presents John Baylei 12-Jul-1664 Abstract: Mr. Francis Pope, admn. to Richard Smith presents a servant named John Baylie; judged to be 15-16 years old. Thus John Bayley was born c.1648. | |
| 2 |  | 1679: John Bayly Promise 100 acres, 13-Jan-1679/80, p. 245 Abstract: 13 Jan 1679; Indenture from Richard Ashman, planter, to Jno. Bayly, planter; for 5,000# tobacco; a parcel of land called Promise; bounded by Edward Swan and William Martiall; containing 100 acres; /s/ Richard Ashman; wit. Robt. Baldwin, Jno. Pope (mark) | |
| 3 |  | 1679: John Bayly Promise 100 acres, 13-Jan-1679/80, p. 246 | |
| 4 |  | 1680: John Bayley, Bayleys Rest Land Patent, Charles County, 17-Aug-1680, 187 Acres Transcription: John Bayley Pat. 187 Acres Bayleys Rest Charles absolute Lord and Prop.ry of this Provinces of Maryland & Avalon Lord Baron Baltemore &c. To all persons to whom these presents shall Come greeting in our Lord God everlasting. Know yee that for & in consideration that John Bayley of Charles County Planter hath due unto him One hundred Eight Seven Acres of Land within this our said Province of Maryland by assignment from Capt. Randolph Brandt of the same County Assigned of John Addison of St. Maries County Gent. Honorable of Thomas Dent late of the said County of St. Maries Deceased part of a warrt for Twelve hundred Acres granted to the said Dent the One and twentieth day of June Anno One thousand six hundred seventy and five as appears upon Record and upon Such Conditions & terms as are expressed in the Conditions of plantation of our late Father Cecilius &c. of noble memory according to his Declaration bearing date the two and twentieth day of September Anno One thousand Six hundred fifty eight with such allocations as in them is made by his instructions to us bearing date the Eight & twentieth day of July One thousand Six hundred Sixty Ninth and the One & twentieth day of March then next following All doing & remaining upon Record in our said Province of Maryland Wee do hereby grant unto him the said John Bayley All that tractor parcell of land lying in Charles County aforesaid called Bayleys Rest beginning at a bounded Chestnut Oak standing near the Clift by a path running toward North sixty perches to a bounded Locust post thence East five hundred perches to a bound Hickory Thence South sixth perches to a bounded White Oak. Thence west to the first bound tree Containing One hundred Eighty and Seven Acres more or less and bounds on North and South with two severall tracts of Land belonging to John Pope. On the west with Potomack River on the East with the Lands of John Clark according to the Certificate of Survey there of taken and returned into our Office for Lands at our Citty of St. Maries bearing date the fourth day of this Instant August and remaining upon Record in our said Office together with all Rights proffits and benefits there unto belonging (Royall Mines excepted) to have & to hold the same unto him the said John Bayley his heirs and Assigned forever to beholden of us and our heirs as of Manr of Zachiah in free and Common Soccage by fealty only for all manner of Services Yielding & paying therefore yearly unto us and our heirs at our Receipt at our citty of St. Maries at the two most usuall feasts in the year vizt at the feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and at the feast of St. Michael the Archangell by even and equall portion the Rent Seven Shillings & five pence half penny sterl[ing] in Silver or Gold And for a fine upon every alienation of the said Land or any part or parcel thereof One whole year of Rent in Silver or Gold or the full value thereof in such Condition as Wee or our heirs or such Officer or Officers as shall be appointed by us or our Heirs from time to time to collect & receive the same shall accept in discharge thereof at the choice of us and our heirs or such Officer or Officers as aforesaid Provided the if the said sum for a time for alienation shall not be paid unto us & our heirs or such Officer or Officers as aforesaid and the said alienation entred upon Record either in the Provincial Court or in the County Court where the said parcell of Land lyeth within one month next after such alienation the said alienation shall be void and of no Effect Given at our Citty of St. Maires under the great Seal of our said Province of Maryland this Seventeenth day of August in the fifth year of our Dominion &c. Annoque Domi One thousand Six hundred & Eighty Witness our self. | |
| 5 |  | 1684: John Bayly 1681, James Bayly 1684 births, line 20 | |
| 6 |  | 1687: John Baly of Charles County Inventory and Accounts, 17-Mar-1687 | |
| 7 |  | 1700: Tracts of Land in Charles County, Maryland, p. 1 | |
| 8 |  | 1700: Tracts of Land in Charles County, Maryland, p. 2 | |
| 9 |  | 1723: James Baily, Bailys Fancy, 30-Dec-1723, 4 Acres: Charles County | |
| 10 |  | 1724: James Bayley Inventory, 29-Apr-1724, p. 152a James Bayley 10.217 CH £42.6.8 29-Apr-1724, 04-Nov-1724 Appraisers: Benjamin Douglass, William Guody. Creditors: George Belowes, Elisabeth Hamilton. Next of kin: John Gwinn, Joseph Gwinn. Administratrix: (name not given). | |
| 11 |  | 1724: James Bayley Inventory, 29-Apr-1724, p. 153 | |
| 12 |  | 1725: James Bailey Acct, 14-Jul-1725, p. 278a James Bayley £43.12.8 14-Jul-1725 Administratrix: Joseph Williams and his wife Mary. | |
| 13 |  | 1725: James Bailey Acct, 14-Jul-1725, p. 279 | |
| 14 |  | 1753: Hester Wakefield Berry Saxton Acct, 19-May-1753, p. 418 Hester Saxton 35.66 A CH £0.0.0 £1.13.6 19-May-1753 Sureties: Samuel Goody, James Smith. Received from: 1/3rd of estate of John Saxton (deceased was widow). Payments to: D. Jenifer. Representatives: 3 children: Letitia Baly (at age), Robert Saxton (aged 13), John Saxton (aged 9). Administrators: John Wakefield, James Bailey (also James Baily). | |
| 15 |  | 1753: Hester Wakefield Berry Saxton Acct, 19-May-1753, p. 419 | |
| 16 |  | 1782: Azariah Bailey Providing Supplies for the Revolutionary War Effort, 1782 Azariah Bailey is listed providing the following supplies: 1 gun | |
| 17 |  | 1782: Azariah Bailey Providing Supplies for the Revolutionary War Effort, 24-Jul-1782 Azariah Bailey is listed providing the following supplies: 18 pounds of bacon | |
| 18 |  | 1782: James Bailey Providing Supplies for the Revolutionary War Effort, 19-Apr-1782 James Bailey is listed providing the following supplies: Furnished supplies: 250# beef £2-10s; 50 bushels Indian corn 12s-6d; 1 1/2 bushels peas, 10 diets, 10 forrages, 2 quarts brandy £1-51s; 1 gun £2; 1 horse 90 days £4-10s; 4 bushels Indian corn 10s; 175# beef £1-15s; 1 1/2 bushels flour 6s; 1 diet 1s-3d; 4 bushels Indian corn 10s | |
| 19 |  | 1797: James Bailey's will; filing date 31 Jan 1795; probate date 1 Aug 1797 at Wilkes County, Georgia, p. 171b Transcription: Registers Office } Wilkes County In the name of God Amen. I, JAMES BAILEY, of the County of Wilkes, being in perfect health of body and perfect mind & memory thanks be to God. Calling unto mind the mortality of my body, knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will & Testament and as touching such worldly estate whereas it has pleased God to bless me with in this life, I give, devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. FIRST, I give and bequeath to LITTISHA, my beloved wife, the plantation and tract of land whereon I now reside containing two hundred & fifty acres, more or less, being what is the west side of my spring branch and a new line up to a corner white oak being Azariah Bailey Line, together with all my personal estate during her natural life and at her decease, I give the above mentioned plantation and tract of land to my son, JOHN GUINN BAILEY, to his assigns and his heirs forever. Also, I give to my son, JAMES BAILEY, a tract of land containing two hundred acres according to a grant the same lying on the west side of the above mentioned tract, to him and his heirs forever, and at the decease of my wife, I leave the whole of my personal estate to be sold and equally divided between all my children to-wit: AZARIAH [BAILEY], JAMES BAILEY, JOSEPH BAILEY, JOHN GWINN BAILEY, MARY BOSTICK, LITTISHA [STREET], and ANN JONES. I, likewise constitute, make and ordain AZARIAH BAILEY and JOHN GWINN BAILEY, executors of this my last Will and Testament, and revoking all former one’s. In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this thirty-first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-five. Signed, sealed, published, pronounced & declared by the said JAMES BAILEY James Bailey as his last Will & Testament in the presence of us. Richard Heard Jesse Bailey William Heard Georgia Wilkes County Personally appeared before me, Richard Heard & William Heard, two of the subscribing witnesses to the within Will and being duly sworn saith that they saw JAMES BAILEY sign, seal, publish and declare the within instrument of writing to be his last Will and Testament and that at the time of his so doing, he was of sound mind and memory. Sworn to before me his 1st August, 1797. Richard Heard William Heard | |
| 20 |  | 1797: James Bailey's will; filing date 31 Jan 1795; probate date 1 Aug 1797 at Wilkes County, Georgia, p. 172a | |
| 21 |  | 1810: Marriage Records Joseph Bailey And Faby Gray, Jaspen County, GA Pg 27a Joseph Bailey and Phebe Gray were married by Joseph Heard, Justice of the Peace on 12-Oct-1810 in Jasper County (formerly Randolph County), Georgia. Some transcribes Phebe Gray's name as Faby and others Feby. | |
| 22 |  | 1812: War of 1812 Nimrod Wheeler Index Card Index to compiled service records of volunteer soldiers who served during the War of 1812 [microform] (1965) http://archive.org/details/indextocompileds223unit Author: United States. Adjutant-General's Office; United States. National Archives and Records Administration Volume: Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers – M602 - Wet-Whitc Book contributor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center Collection: warof1812records; allen_county; microfilm; americana; genealogy; additional_collections indextocompileds223unit.pdf Nimrod Wheeler image 1321 of 2367 | |
| 23 |  | 1813: Richard Wheeler Will, filing date 26 Feb 1813; probate date 19 Aug 1813 at Campbell County, Tennessee, p. 28 Page 28 State of Tennessee } Campbell County } Be it Remembered by these presents that I Richard Wheeler of the County and State afore Said, being in perfect mind and memory and knowing the uncertainty of Life do make Constitute and ordain this my last Will and Testament In the name of God Amen ~ Item 1st. I give and bequeath to my wife Margret Wheeler all my Estate real and personal dureing her natural life. ~ Item 2nd. I give and bequeath to my son Drummond Wheeler one negrow boy by the name of George one bed and furniture ~ Item 3rd. I give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Neil Green one negrow girl and her increase by the name of hannah Item 4th. I give and bequeath to my Son Benjamin Neil Wheeler one negrow boy by the name of Daniel and one negrow girl by the name of Elizabeth to him and his heirs lawfully begotten ~ Item 5th. I give and bequeath to my son Nimrod Bates Wheeler one negrow Girl by the name of Winefred and one negrow boy by the name of Zachariah to him and his heirs lawfully begotten Item 6th I give and bequeath to my Daughter Lucinda one negrow Girl by the name of Alse and her future increase to to her and her heirs ~ Item 7th I leave my negrow Girl Rachel to a free Choice to live with any of my children after the death of my wife and myself and if said Rachel Should have Children the first I bequeath to my Grandaughter Margret Sandford Green and if said Rachel should have two it is my will that my grandaughter Eliza Jane Neil Wheeler have the youngest of the Two first ~ Item 8th I give and bequeath to my Two sons Benjamin Page 29 and Nimrod my land to be equally Devided between them both and if Either of them should die without a lawful heir it is my will that the Other of the two shall Enjoy the whole of my Lands, and lastly I the aforesaid Richard Wheeler to this my Last Will and Testament do by these presents make Constitute and appoint my beloved wife Margret Wheeler my Executrix and Nimrod Wheeler my Executor. In Testimony whereof I the said Richard Wheeler have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this Twenty sixth day of February one thousand Eight hundred and thirteen Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of Rchd. Wheeler {Seal} James Fulkerson Abrm. Hayter State of Tennessee } Campbell County } 19th Augt. 1813 A True copy Teste David T Strong Clk By Joh Hart his Deputy | |
| 24 |  | 1813: Richard Wheeler Will, filing date 26 Feb 1813; probate date 19 Aug 1813 at Campbell County, Tennessee, p. 29 | |
| 25 |  | 1817: Nimrod Bates And Kitty Wheeler Marriage Record, 8 Jan 1817, p. 1 Dear Sir I have sent my son William up with Nimrod Wheeler to git Lisense for the sd Nimrod and my daughter Kitty & if you see cause you may Grant them. Drumm'd Wheeler Att Mr. Press Kennett Jan 8 1817. William O. Wheeler | |
| 26 |  | 1817: Nimrod Bates And Kitty Wheeler Marriage Record, 8 Jan 1817, p. 2 | |
| 27 |  | 1817: Nimrod Bates And Kitty Wheeler Marriage Record, 8 Jan 1817, p. 3 William O. Wheeler gave his oath for the marriage of Nimrod Bates Wheeler and Kitty Wheeler. | |
| 28 |  | 1831: William O. Wheeler Estate, Henry D. Wheeler Administrator; Knox County, Indiana, 18 Mar 1831 | |
| 29 |  | 1831: William O. Wheeler, Land Patent, Morgan County, IL, Acres 80; 16 May 1831 After William O. Wheeler death this land went to his father Drummond Wheeler. In Drummond Wheeler's Will this land was devised to his granddaughter Eliza Jane Riddle. Morgan County, IL; Meridian: 3rd PM; Twp: 016N; Rng: 009W; Aliquots: W1/2 SE1/4; Section: 3; Acres: 80.00; Issue Date: 5/16/1831 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=IL0520__.408&docClass=STA&sid=xu0rfpsd.a0d | |
| 30 |  | 1831: William O. Wheeler, Land Patent, Morgan County, IL, Acres 80; 16 May 1831 Map Morgan county, IL; Meridian: 3rd PM; Twp: 016N; Rng: 009W; Aliquots: W1/2 SE1/4; Section: 3; Acres: 80.00; Issue Date: 5/16/1831 | |
| 31 |  | 1832: Azariah Bailey Will, p. 53 Azariah Bailey's will signed on 19 Oct 1831 in Newton Co. GA; probated on 5 Mar 1832 in Newton Co. GA. Transcription: Testament of Azariah Bailey State of Georgia In the name of Almighty God, Newton County Amen I, AZARIAH BAILEY, being low in health, but of sound disposing mind and memory, do make, declare and publish this my last Will & Testament. FIRST, I commend my feeble body to the dust whence it came and my soul to the hands of my Creator. In making a disposition of such worldly effects as I have, it is my will and desire FIRST. The tract of land upon which I now reside, being part of those lots I give JOSHUA BAILEY, JOSEPH BAILEY and EPHRIAM HEARD and to their heirs to be divided or sold as a majority of them may deem proper. SECOND, the lot of land I hold in the County of Henry Number / 122 / one hundred & twenty-two and the Sixth District, I give to the legal representatives of WILLIAM BAILEY, deceased, and to the legal representatives of CALEB BAILEY, deceased, to be equally divided by my executors hereinafter named. THIRD, I give to BENJAMIN H. BAILEY and his heirs the tract or half of lot of land whereon WILLIAM HUBBARD now resides. FOURTH, I give to my son JOSHUA BAILEY and his heirs the following Negroes, to-wit: Little Anthony, Eady, Stephen, Peter, and Celia, and their issue. FIFTH, I give to my son JOSEPH BAILEY four hundred dollars in consideration of his having relinquished his claim to a certain Negro named Big Anthony which said sum of four hundred dollars is to be paid by my after named executors as soon as they conveniently can. I hold some notes made by Thomas Fields and Joseph Howard which I wish to be disposed of as follows: First I wish all my just debts / if any / immediately paid. To my grandson, JESSE H. BAILEY, the sum of one hundred & thirty dollars when he arrives at the age of twenty one years which is to remain in the hands of BENJAMIN H. BAILEY on his making the same secure to the said JESSE H. BAILEY when due, which is not to bear interest while in such safe keeping. I give to my grandchildren, JESSE, WILLIAM, AZARIAH, ELIZABETH and JOHN BAILEY, children of my son, CALEB BAILEY, deceased, the sum of one hundred dollars to be in the hands of my son, JOSHUA. The balance of the above named notes, if any, together with the residue of my personal property I wish to be divided into six equal shares and amongst the legal heirs of WILLIAM BAILEY, deceased; EPHRIAM HEARD; JOSHUA BAILEY; the legal heirs of CALEB BAILEY, deceased; JOSEPH BAILEY; and BENJAMIN H. BAILEY. Having paid to my son, JOSEPH, the most of the four hundred dollars in this will specified for the Negro, Big Anthony, I wish my after named executors to come to settlement with said son, JOSEPH, and pay the balance of the said four hundred dollars to him. I hereby nominate and appoint my sons, JOSHUA BAILEY and BENJAMIN H. BAILEY, executors to this my last Will & Testament hereby revoking & canceling all other & former Wills by me made. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 19th day of October, 1831. Signed, sealed, acknowledged & Delivered in the presence of: Zachariah B. Hargrove, A. Bailey J. W. Morrow James Hodge Jr. Georgia Court of Ordinary March 5th, 1832. In open court Newton County personally appeared Zachariah B. Hargrove, Jesse W. Morrow, James Hodge Jr., and after being duly sworn saith that they saw the within named AZARIAH BAILEY, deceased, sign and seal and publish the within as his last Will & Testament and they further swear that at the time of such sealing, signing & publication that the said AZARIAH was in his proper senses and of sound and disposing mind, according to the best of their knowledge and belief. Sworn to in open Court the 5th day of March, 1832 Zachariah B. Hargrove J. W. Morrow James Hodge Jr. Registered 10th April , 1832. | |
| 32 |  | 1832: Azariah Bailey Will, p. 54 | |
| 33 |  | 1832: Joseph Bailey Signature in 1832 & 1854 | |
| 34 |  | 1832: William O. Wheeler Killed in Illinois. Testimony 06 Jul 1832 William O. Wheeler was accidentally killed in Illinois while on a trading tour. Perhaps this occurred while being robbed. | |
| 35 |  | 1832: William O. Wheeler's Father Drummond Wheeler, 07 Jul 1832 William O. Wheeler died intestate and his father Drummond Wheeler inherited his entire estate. | |
| 36 |  | 1834: Drummond Wheeler Will, Proved 09 Apr 1834 | |
| 37 |  | 1836-May-31: Wilhelmus Ternes_Anna Lehnertz Wilhelmus Ternes marriage: 31 May 1836, Katholisch, Hontheim Wittlich, Rheinland, Prussia spouse: Anna Lehnertz record title: Germany Marriages, 1558-1929 groom's name: Wilhelmus Ternes bride's name: Anna Lehnertz marriage date: 31 May 1836 marriage place: Katholisch,Hontheim Wittlich,Rheinland,Prussia indexing project (batch) number: M98839-1 system origin: Germany-ODM source film number: 584853 Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JHHW-B5T Note: Anna Catharina Pohlen, first wife, is cited as decreased. | |
| 38 |  | 1838: Henry Dogan Wheeler, Land Patent, Knox county, Indiana, Acres 123, 01 Sep 1839 Knox County, IN; Meridian: 2nd PM; Twp: 004N; Rng: 010W; Aliquots: NE 1/4; Section: 24; Acres: 78.20; Issue Date: 9/1/1838 Knox County, IN; Meridian: 2nd PM; Twp: 004N; Rng: 010W; Aliquots: Lot/Trct 4; Section: 24; Acres: 78.20; Issue Date: 9/1/1838 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=IN2170__.210&docClass=STA&sid=y5f0nme0.gv0#patentDetailsTabIndex=0 | |
| 39 |  | 1839: Henry Dogan Wheeler and Peter McDonald, Land Patent, Knox County, Indiana, Acres 78, 01 Aug 1839 Knox County, IN; Meridian: 2nd PM; Twp: 005N; Rng: 010W; Aliquots: Lot/Trct 1; Section: 21; Acres: 78.20; Issue Date: 8/1/1839 Knox County, IN; Meridian: 2nd PM; Twp: 005N; Rng: 010W; Aliquots: Lot/Trct 2; Section: 21; Acres: 78.20; Issue Date: 8/1/1839 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=IN2250__.279&docClass=STA&sid=y5f0nme0.gv0#patentDetailsTabIndex=0 | |
| 40 |  | 1840: Margaret Wheeler Will, filing date 11 Nov 1832; probate date 3 Aug 1840 at Campbell County, Tennessee, p. 429 Page 429 I Margarett Wheeler being week in boddy but of Sound and perfect mind and memory doe make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following first I gave and bequeath unto the heirs of my son Drummond Wheeler Deceast the Sum of sixty dollars to be made out of my personal property which Proproperty the Executor that I hereafter Shall appoint will Take in possession after my death and make Sale of as the Law prescribes and the money arang from the Sale or Sales of all the personal property which I possess at my death I will that all Just debts that may come against my Estate be paid if any thare be and that the above Sum of Sixty dollars be paid to the heirs of my Son Drummond Wheeler descd and the Balance of the money arising from the Sales of the property Soe left after my death I doe gave and bequeath the Sum of Ten dollars to Nimrod B Wheeler guardian of Lucinda Green a minor for the Sole use and benefit of the Said minor now living with me & I further bequeath my Executor hereafter named the Sum of Twenty five dollars for his servises as Executor of this my last will and the residue of the money I will it to be by my Said Executor Equally derided between my children that is to Say Benjm N Wheeler and Equal part and Nimrod B Wheeler one Equeal part the heirs of Drummond Wheeler deceased one Equeal part and my Daughter Lucinda Sharp one Equeal part & the heirs of my Daughter Nancy Green decesed one Equal part which said Legacies in sum of money I will and order Shall be paid to the said Legatees so soon as Sales & Collections can be mad after my death the before mentioned Ten dollars which I will paid to Nimrod B Wheeler Guardian of Lucinda Green minor child now living with me I will that sum to remain in the hands of the Said Nimrod B Wheeler as guardian aforesaid for the Sole use and benefit of the aforesaid Minor Lucinda Green & by the Said guardian to be paid over with its lawful interest to the said minor Lucinda Green when She Should become of lawful age and lastly I due by Page 430 These presents hereby appoint Nimrod B Wheeler my sole Executor of this my last will and Testament hereby Revoking all former wills by me made in witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed my Seal this 11th day of November AD 1832 Signed Sealed published and declared by the above named Margaret Wheeler to be her last will & testament in the presents of us whi[] have hereunto Subscribed our names as witnesses in presence of the Testator her Abram Hayter Margaret + Wheeler {Seal} Francis Starr mark State of Tennessee } County court August Term Campbell County } 1840 3rd day August 1840 This day herein open court the last will and Testament of Margarett Wheeler widow and relict of Richard Wheeler late of of this county was presented for probate whereupon came Abraham Hayter a Subscribing witness thereto & made oath that he Saw the Said Margaret Wheeler Sign Seal or publish and declare this to be her last will & testament and that She was at the time of Signing Sealing publishing & declaring the same of sound mind and memory to the best of his knowledge and whereas Francis Starr the other Subscribing witness had heretofore departed this life and upon that suggestion came Col Joseph Hart and proved the hand writing of the Said Francis Starr was then admitted to record and ordered to be recorded in will & inventory Book at length witness my hand at office this 3rd day of August 1840 William Cary Clk | |
| 41 |  | 1840: Margaret Wheeler Will, filing date 11 Nov 1832; probate date 3 Aug 1840 at Campbell County, Tennessee, p. 430 | |
| 42 |  | 1844-Sep-01: Joannes Jacobus Schneiders Born to Petri Schneiders and Margarethae Klingler Joannes Jacobus Schneiders Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 residence:Hontheim (Kr. Wittlich), Rheinland, Preußen, Germany parents:Petri Schneiders, Margarethae Klingler name: Joannes Jacobus Schneiders gender: Male baptism/christening date: 01 Sep 1844 baptism/christening place: Hontheim (Kr. Wittlich), Rheinland, Preußen, Germany father's name: Petri Schneiders mother's name: Margarethae Klingler indexing project (batch) number: C98839-1 system origin: Germany-EASy source film number: 584853 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJ6W-J4D | |
| 43 |  | 1848: B.C. Weir Ordination Deacon, Methodist Episcopal Church, South; 26 Nov 1848 | |
| 44 |  | 1850: United States Federal Census Record for Joseph Baily Randolph County, Beat 10, GA, p. 16 Both Joseph and Phebe Bailey were born in 1794 in GA. | |
| 45 |  | 1854-Sep-01: Guilhelmus Ternes_Maria Anna Lehnarz Guilhelmus Ternes and Maria Anna Lehnarz Marriage marriage: 01 Sep 1845 Katholisch, Hontheim Wittlich, Rheinland, Prussia spouse: Maria Anna Lehnarz groom's name: Guilhelmus Ternes bride's name: Maria Anna Lehnarz marriage date: 01 Sep 1845 marriage place: Katholisch,Hontheim Wittlich,Rheinland,Prussia indexing project (batch) number: M98839-1 system origin: Germany-ODM source film number: 584853 Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JHHW-B5B Translation: On the first of September, for observing the requirements of this sacramental marriage, despite the first degree of affinity impediment shall be administered to William Ternes, surviving widower of the deceased Anna Lehnarz,of Krinkhof, and Maria Anna, legitimate daughter of Johannis Lehnarz and Anna Maria Huberti, who were married at Demerath. As offered by schoolmasters(?) Otto and Caspar Benz, both of Hontheim. Comments: I think the first degree of affinity is between siblings or between a child and its parents. Otto and Caspar are probably affirming that William's wives were sisters but one is deceased. It is possible this is not the actual marriage record. Dispensations were sometimes granted and recorded separately from the marriage itself. I noticed that William Ternes and Maria Anna Lehnarz had a daughter, Gertrudis, baptized on 23 Dec 1844. Children were normally baptized within a few days of birth (sometimes on the same day). It seems unlikely that the mother was actually Anna Lehnarz since there is only a few days over 9 months for Anna to have died, William to have married, and have a child by his new wife. It is possible someone noticed a possible impediment to the marriage, so they got the dispensation after the fact. Since William's children were baptized at Hontheim, I would expect that Krinkhof is a smaller village nearby. (A few miles south of Hontheim.) Translation and comments by Michael Morrissey, 2016 | |
| 46 |  | 1854-Sep-01: Guilhelmus Ternes_Maria Anna Lehnarz Guilhelmus Ternes and Maria Anna Lehnarz Marriage marriage: 01 Sep 1845 Katholisch, Hontheim Wittlich, Rheinland, Prussia spouse: Maria Anna Lehnarz groom's name: Guilhelmus Ternes bride's name: Maria Anna Lehnarz marriage date: 01 Sep 1845 marriage place: Katholisch,Hontheim Wittlich,Rheinland,Prussia indexing project (batch) number: M98839-1 system origin: Germany-ODM source film number: 584853 Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JHHW-B5B Translation: On the first of September, for observing the requirements of this sacramental marriage, despite the first degree of affinity impediment shall be administered to William Ternes, surviving widower of the deceased Anna Lehnarz,of Krinkhof, and Maria Anna, legitimate daughter of Johannis Lehnarz and Anna Maria Huberti, who were married at Demerath. As offered by schoolmasters(?) Otto and Caspar Benz, both of Hontheim. Comments: I think the first degree of affinity is between siblings or between a child and its parents. Otto and Caspar are probably affirming that William's wives were sisters but one is deceased. It is possible this is not the actual marriage record. Dispensations were sometimes granted and recorded separately from the marriage itself. I noticed that William Ternes and Maria Anna Lehnarz had a daughter, Gertrudis, baptized on 23 Dec 1844. Children were normally baptized within a few days of birth (sometimes on the same day). It seems unlikely that the mother was actually Anna Lehnarz since there is only a few days over 9 months for Anna to have died, William to have married, and have a child by his new wife. It is possible someone noticed a possible impediment to the marriage, so they got the dispensation after the fact. Since William's children were baptized at Hontheim, I would expect that Krinkhof is a smaller village nearby. (A few miles south of Hontheim.) Translation and comments by Michael Morrissey, 2016 | |
| 47 |  | 1856-Dec-31: Catherina Ternes Born to Guilelmi Ternes and Annae Mariae Lenerz Catherina Ternes Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 birth: 31 Dec 1856 residence: 1856 —Hontheim (Kr. Wittlich), Rheinland, Preußen, Germany parents: Guilelmi Ternes, Annae Mariae Lenerz record title: Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 name: Catherina Terness gender: Female baptism/christening date: 01 Jan 1857 baptism/christening place: Hontheim (Kr. Wittlich), Rheinland, Preußen, Germany birth date: 31 Dec 1856 father's name: Guilelmi Ternes mother's name: Annae Mariae Lenerz indexing project (batch) number: C98839-1 system origin: Germany-EASy source film number: 584853 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NJ6W-KPP | |
| 48 |  | 1859: U.S. General Land Office Records for Joseph Bailey Joseph Bailey5 purchase land in Township 22-S; Range 10-E in Randolph County, Alabama; recorded in Washington D.C. on 1 Jan 1859. | |
| 49 |  | 1864: B.C. Weir and Dorinda A. Belin Marriage Record, 10 Nov 1864 | |
| 50 |  | 1866: Henry Dogan Wheeler Casket Bill Henry Dogan Wheeler Casket Bill, 16 Jul 1866, Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana |