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Tag Archives: Howell/Hobbs
Transcription of Will: Annie D. (Long) Hobbs
There have been many articles and blogs regarding the newly available Ancestry.Com Wills and Probate Records. I thought I would give it a try. My goal was to find wills for my Howell/Hobbs project. The Hobbs family lived in Martin … Continue reading
19 – Elnora Busby Vincent – (c.1818 – bef.1900)
This week I write about 2nd Great Grandmother Elnora Busby Vincent, who’s child, Susan R. Vincent/Vinson married Peter Fletcher Howell. Elnora Busby[1] (aka Ellenior Busbee) has a confusing birthdate. It is possible she was born about 1818 in Halifax County, North Carolina; … Continue reading
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Tagged Ellenior Busbee, Elnora Busby, Halifax County, Howell/Hobbs, John Vincent, North Carolina, Susan R. Vinson, Virginia
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Louise Frances Bickford – Descendant of second Mayflower voyage?
I was exploring my sister-in-law’s ancestors and found she has a first cousin, once removed, that was an opera star. I found several articles about the cousin, but one excited me like a dog chasing a Frisbee in the spring. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bickford, Howell/Hobbs, Louise Frances Bickford, Luisa Franceschi, Whitten
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100 Years ago – The Howells of North Carolina.
James Dallas Howell – c.1905 Source: The Howler James Dallas Howell (1789-1964) & Mary Lillian Hobbs (1885-1964) In 1915, James Dallas Howell and his wife, Mary Lillian (nee Hobbs) were living in Clarkton, Bladen County, North Carolina. The household consisted … Continue reading
James Ashley Hobbs (1843-1920)
James Ashley Hobbs (1843-1920) James Ashley Hobbs was probably born in October 1843. The 1850 and 1870 Censuses indicate he was 6 and 26 at the times of the two censuses. The 1880 and 1910 censuses infer that his was … Continue reading