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1764 ÆgteViede (Korskirken)
Decembr:
13de Leutn: Fridrich Christian Tüchsen
og .......... Margaretha Rÿe.
Copulerede i Huuset
Kilde:
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Skannede kirkebøker
Bergen
Korskirken: 1743-1861, Ministerialbok
Ekteviede 1764 (043)
Folio 47

Family: Christian Frederich Tuchsen / Margrethe Marie Rÿe (F9303)

702

1775 ble Michael Sundt Tuchsen pers. kap. til Lindås hos morbroren Ludvig Daae, hvor han var til 1785, da han ble res. kap. til Vik og 1789 sogneprest ved St. Jørgen Hospital i Bergen. I denne stilling var han til 1808, da han tok avskjed og bosatte seg på den etter moren arvede gård Maaren, hvor han levde sine siste år.

http://digitalarkivet.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f18011301&personpostnr=12625&merk=12625

Tuchsen, Michael (Severin) Sundt (I39519)

703

1777 Oath of Allegiance to Commonwealth of Virginia
from http://www.mylonghunters.info/oaths-of-allegiance-1777-pittsylvania-county-va

source: The Magazine of VA Genealogy, v.23, #1 (Feb.1985)

Oaths of Allegiance – 1777 Pittsylvania County, VA

Charles Kennon’s List James Adams Baker Ayers Moses Ayers William Barker Thomas Beach Jno. Bennett Thomas Bennett Benj. Burgess Edward Burgess Zack Bowles George Carter Jno. Carter William Carter William Cauthern Tunis Cole Charles Collie William Collie Bartholomew Crowder James Daniel John Ditty David Dodson Fortunatus Dodson Geo. Dodson Greenham Dodson Hightower Dodson Jesse Dodson Rolly Dodson Tho. Dodson William Dodson William Durrett Patrick Early Joseph Echols Richard Echols George Eubanks Daniel Everett David Hall John Hall John Hall, Jr. Joseph Hall Joses (?Moses) Hanks Benj. Harrison Jonathan Hill Joseph Hill Thomas Hill Edward Howard

Ezekial Howard Alexander Lee Charles Lewis Howell Lewis John Lewis (Byrd) Robert Lewis William Lewis Ratherick McDaniel John Madden Robert Madden Thomas Madden William Maddon Smallwood Coghill Marlin Peter Martin James Menasco James Sml.wood Owen John Owen Uriah Owen William Owen William Owen, Jr. Michael Ozbrooks John Payne John Payne John Payne Poyndexter Payne Robert Payne William Petty Zack.h Pruitt Phillip Pruitt Samuel Pruitt James Roberts Buckner Russell Jeremiah Simpson John Stamps Isham Tatum William Thomas William Twedel Elijah Walters John Walters Robert Walters Robert Walters, Jun. Thomas Walters Thomas Walters, Jr. William Walters James Watson John Watson Jonathan Weldon Peyton Wood Thomas Wynne

Echols, Joseph (I33)

704

1780 Hofdame hos de russiske Storfyrstinder i Horsens.

Von Krogh, Amalie Magdalene Christiane Caroline (I11766)

705

1783, On motion of Hugh Reynolds, a witness for Robert Duncan against James Devin; Duncan pay Reynolds 16 days attendance. PITTSYLVANIA CO. VA COURT RECORDS 4-493

Reynolds, Hugh (I2103)

706

1784 Heads of Families - Rockingham County, VA

The original copies of the first census in 1790 for Virginia were burned during the War of 1812. In an effort to reconstruct the census, manuscript lists of state enumerations for the years 1782, 1783, 1784 and 1785 were compiled. Numerous people who were in the county at that time are not shown on this list.

From: Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Virginia
Records of the State Enumerations: 1782 to 1785
Originally published 1908 by Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
Reprinted 1993 by American Genealogical Lending Library
Transcribed from microfiche
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Head of Family White soles Dwellings Other Buildings
List of Capt. Wm. Herring
Butt, Adam 5 1 2
Shanklin, Andrew 4 1 ---
Wise, Adam 4 1 3
Magill, Alexr 2 1 1
Wolf, Andrew 2 --- ---
Bogan, Andew 8 --- ---
Herring, Bethewel 3 1 1
Erwin, Benjamin 6 1 1
Shanklin, Edward 6 1 2
Ferrel, Edward 10 --- ---
Beard, Francis 5 --- ---
Erwin, Francis 9 1 6
Black, Frederick 9 1 1
Songer, George 4 --- ---
Harman, Henry 8 --- ---
Pace, Henry 5 --- ---
Curry, Isaiah 8 1 7
Gratton, John 9 6 8
Songer, Jacob 9 2 2
Tanner, John 12 1 1
Christian, Kinser 8 --- ---
Rowler, Conrod 2 --- ---
Magill, James 3 1 4
Magill, James, Junr 4 1 1
Devers, Jacob 2 --- ---
Roler, Peter 9 2 3
Deck, Ronamar 8 1 5
Henry, Robart 4 1 2
Erwin, Saml 6 1 1
Howard, Saml 10 2 2
Hansberger, Stephen 3 1 2
Carrs, Robt 7 --- ---
Howard, William 12 --- ---
Howard, William, Junr 4 1 2
Alford, John 10 1 ---
Howard, James 12 --- ---
Venis, Christian 3 --- ---
Huffman, Valentine 7 2 2
Morris, Morris 4 1 2
Carter, Francis 5 --- ---
Herring, William 4 2 2
Poss, Nicholas 4 1 1
Butt, Windle 8 2 3
Hulby, Conrod 7 1 2

Hulvey, Conrad Holbe (I18960)

707

1785 HALIFAX COUNTY VA HEADS OF FAMILIES
(last name, first name, white souls, dwellings, other buildings)
1,132 households, 6,576 white souls

List of Jas. Bates:
Street, Anthony, 3, 1, 4
Mallicot, John, 10, 1, 1
Eckols, Joseph, 10, 2, 10
Adams, John, 7, 1, 3
Eckols, Obadiah, 7, 0, 0
Hardwick, James, 6, 1, 3
Younger, William, 7, 1, 3
Hurt, Philemon, 6, 1, 6
Hurt, Moza, 8, 1, 8
Carr, William Sr, 7, 1, 4
Bowman, Thomas, 6, 1, 2
Layne, James, 7, 1, 1
Barksdill, Peter, 5, 1, 6

Joseph ECHOLS, son of Abraham ECHOLS and Sarah HUBBARD, was born 20 FEB 1734/35 in Prince George County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth KING in Halifax County, Virginia. He died December 20, 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia. Elizabeth KING was born November 20, 1742 in Virginia. She died March 30, 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia.

Children of Joseph ECHOLS and Elizabeth KING are:
1. David ECHOLS, b. January 27, 1776
2. Joseph ECHOLS, b. March 23, 1789
3. Jeremiah ECHOLS, b. abt. 1756
4. Abraham ECHOLS, b. abt. 1755

Notes for Joseph ECHOLS:

IDENTIFYING CHILDREN OF SOME HALIFAX CO. VA. ECHOL'S IN 1790'S
Page 111 of a book called EIGTHTEENTH CENTURY VIRGINIA NEWSPAPERS states
the following:
ECHALDS Family, Halifax Co., Ct. of Q.S., 25 March 1794, in chanc:
Rebecca Echalds and Sarah Echalds daus of Joseph Echalds dec'd (compls.)
against Abraham Echalds and Drucillia Echalds Hawkins Landrum, gdn. of David Echalds, Mary Echalds, and Tabitha
Echalds, orphans of Joseph Echalds, dec'd. Leonard Baker gdn. of Moses Echalds, Obediah Echalds, Rhoda Echalds, and
Joel Echalds, also orphans of Joseph Echalds, dec. and John Dillon gdn. of John Echalds only child and heir at law of
Jeremiah Echalds dec. (VGRMA 28 April 94)

VIRGINIA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS
Halifax County - Will Book 2, p.485
WILL OF JEREMIAH ECHOLS - Dated: 3 Nov 1791; Pr: 27 Feb 1792
"Being Top of Form 1
Bottom of Form 1
reduced by affliction to a very low state in body tho, Blessed be the Lord. I enjoy my Perfect Reason. I think it cannot be that I shall live long and having an Idea of the Disadvantage of those whom I may leave behind were my Earthly affairs left Unsettled I desire to regulate them
before my Departure and for that purpose I do constitute and declare this my last Will and Testament. I resign my spirit to the great Author thereof with comfortable hope that I, a feeble and unworthy creature shall be excepted thru the all sufficient atonement of our blessed Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. "
To my dear wife Betsy all household furniture, stock, etc. also the money that may acrue from my father?s estate. I lend to my wife Betsy my right of my father?s lands -- & then to go to my son John -- to him & his heirs
forever..
Execs: Wm McAllister, Henry Dillon, James Hurt and John Craddock, Sr to act in matters of my estate and my Executorship of the Estate of Joseph Echols, dec?d.
Wit: Serinia Jones, Susanna Dillon, Jonadac George, Samuel Hubbard.
Signed: Jeremiah Echols.

Division of Land of Joseph Echols (Son of Abraham & Sarah Hubbard Echols- RET)
Nov Court 1794 - Halifax Co. Plea Book 16, p.602 Virginia
In obedience to the Order of the Court. we the Commissioners have proceeded to make the following division of the lands of Joseph Echols, dec?d, Viz: We have allotted to each of them 150 A. of land on the Staunton River & Buffalo Creek, and to make them equal, we have allotted
each of them additional land as follows:
Lot 1 - Obediah Echols 150 A. plus 12 A.
Lot 2 - Sarah Echols 150 A.
Lot 3 - John Echols, son of Jeremiah Echols, dec?d, 150 A. plus 36 A.
Lot 4 - Rhoda Echols 150 A. plus 100 A.
Lot 5 - Drucilla Echols - 150 A. plus 300 A.
Lot 6 - Mary Echols 150 A plus 100 A.
Lot 7 - Joseph Echols - 150 A. plus 100 A
Lot 8 - Abraham Echols - 150 A. plus 79 A.
Lot 9 - Rebecca Echols 150 A. plus 150 A.
Lot 10 - Tabitha Echols - 150 A. plus 150 A.
Lot 11 - David Echols - 150 A. plus 310 A..
Lot 12 - Moses Echols - 150 A. plus 250 A.
Given under our hands this 1 Jan 1795
(s)Jacob Kelly
John George
John Collins

VIRGINIA PATENTS AND LAND GRANTS
1 June 1782 Halifax Co. Joseph Echolls - 304 A. on both sides of Buffaloe Creek, adj. Cornelius Short. (Grants F, p 510)
7 Apr 1784 Halifax Co. Joseph Echolds - 371 A. on draughts of Bull & Buffaloe adj. Stone, Kelly, etc. (Grants K, p. 586)
2 Dec 1785 Halifax Co. Joseph Eckolds - 257 A. on the draughts of Bull & Buffaloe Creeks. (Grants V, p.708)

VIRGINIA DEEDS, BEDFORD CO.
(Bk 10, p.314) 6 Mar 1797 - Abram Echols to James Echols - to settle interest in estate of Abram?s father. Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co., Va., appoints James Echols of Bedford Co. his Attorney in Fact to act in
the settlement.
(Bk 10, p.315) 6 Mar 1797 - Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co. deeds to James Echols of Bedford for £110 - 150 A. in Halifax Co. - land formerly belonging to Joseph Echols, father of Abraham.

Halifax Co., VA; marriage
Judith Echols & Benjamin Gosnell - 24 Mar 1788 (MR 1, p.13)(Joseph Echols, father; Jeremiah Echols,bond; Oba. & A. Echols, wit.

Notes for Jeremiah ECHOLS:
Born abt. 1756.

Notes for Abraham ECHOLS:
Born abt. 1755.
Died bef. 1855.

Nathaniel ROGERS 3990, Bourbon Co
Author: Sandi Gorin Date: 19 Jan 2000
Surnames: Rogers, Rodgers, Moore, Echols, Robertson, Jones, Clayton,
Cobbs, Phelps, Brent
Taken from old clippings dealing with Kentucky family history, newspaper unknown. These clippings are about 100 years old (1997). Reprinted in Kentucky Explorer, Volume 10 Number 8 - February, 1996. p. 104. Bourbon
County.

NATHANIEL ROGERS. A will probated in Charles County, Va., September 4, 1786, mentions legatees, all grown, Thomas, John and Nathaniel Rodgers and Samuel, James, Andrew and Benjamin Rogers, and daughters, wives of
James Moore, Abraham Echols and John Robertson. (Note the spelling of the name which in 1802, Nathaniel explained, by saying, that they signed it just as the clerks wrote in patents, deeds, etc., to prevent confusion.)
Have a copy of a patent to Thomas Rogers, April 4, 1769, with eight headrights located in Bedford County, Va. Thomas Rogers, Jr. and Jean, his wife, made deed to Matthew Jones, of Dinwiddie County, for 400 acres in 1779. In 1793 Samuel Clayton gives power of attorney to Andrew Rogers,
of Kentucky, to convey land, etc. Nathaniel Rogers came to Bourbon County, Ky., March 14, 1798, married Frances Cobbs and had William, Anne, Walton and Elizabeth Anne. James Rogers and wife, Anne Phelps settled on
Cane Ridge. Their daughter, Ann and two sons, Thomas and John, moved to Washington Co. Anne, Thomas and John appear in deed to C. and J. Colcord, February 15, 1828, of lands from their grandfather, John Phelps. Samuel,
son of Thomas and Elizabeth, daughter of Maj. John Brent, of the Continental line.

VIRGINIA DEEDS,BEDFORD CO.
(Bk 10, p.314) 6 Mar 1797 - Abram Echols to James Echols - to settle interest in estate of Abram?s father. Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co., Va., appoints James Echols of Bedford Co. his Attorney in Fact to act in
the settlement.

(Bk 10, p.315) 6 Mar 1797 - Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co. deeds to James Echols of Bedford for £110 - 150 A. in Halifax Co. - land formerly belonging to Joseph Echols, father of Abraham.

PITTSYLVANIA Co.
(Bk 18, p.210) 15 Feb 1813 Abraham Echols of Ohio Co., VA appoints Joseph Echols of Campbell Co., VA, his attorney to act in his behalf concerning all estate to which he is entitled by the death of his late father Joseph
Echols of Halifax Co.
(S) Abraham Echols
Wit: Geo. Miller, acting Justice of the Peace, Ohio Co., VA.
Test: Wm Chaplin, Jr., C.O.C. Recorded 16 Mar 1813.

OHIO CO. 1830 (Now West Virginia)
p.213 - Abraham Echols 1 m 15-20; 2 m 20-30; 1 m 30-40; 1 m 70-80; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 40-50.

Echols, Joseph (I33)

708

1785 Petition for religious freedom.

Religious Petition Nov 7, 1785 - Pittsylvania Co, VirginiaTo the honourable Speakers and Gentlemen Members of both Houses met in Gen'l Assembly in Richmond ~The Petition of a Number of the Freeholder & Inhabitants of Pittsylvania County humbly sheweth; that the Lawes now in force give a free Liberty of Consciense to all Professions of Christianity: that under the Sanction & Confidance of these Laws, & in defense of the same, We have Liberally contributed both our Services & Money; this is well known by the Number of our Relatives that bled in the Field in the late Contest -That this was one of the greatest of the many Blessings we hoped to enjoy by a separation from Britain - That we your Petitioners are now apprehensive That the late Law now in Agitation in favour of the Church of England, an Establishment is intended, contrary to all Maxims of sound Policy ~We your Petitioners therefore humbly beg that you will in your great Wisdom continue to preserve to us that Liberty in Religion we now enjoy without any Establishment in favour of any Persuasion whatsoever, either under the Form of a general Assessment or by any other liberal made where equal Privileges are allowed to every Denomination of Christians: and your Petitioners (as in Duty bound) shall ever pray.(Five lines are marked out, then begins the list of signatures beginning from right)1. David Barr2. John Fulton3. Joseph Morton4. Thomas Robinson5. William Semple6. Thos. Smith7. William Shields8. James Pace9. Gilbert Burnet10. James Burnet11. John Shields Senr.12. Jos. Blakely Senr.13. John Blakely14. Benjamin Blakely15. James Bakely Jun.16. James Biggar17. Enoch Dison18. Joseph Shields19. Wm. Shields Junr.20. John Shields Junr.21. James Shields22. Robert Cullom23. Samuel Harvey24. Thomas Shields Senr.25. Henry Shackleford26. Samuel Read27. John Burnett28. George Burnett29. Elisha Thomas30. Thomas Smith Junr.31. John Robinson32. William Robinson33. John Robinson Junr.34. James Fulton35. Daniel Johnson36. William Diven Senr. DEVIN37. Robert Diven DEVIN38. William Bizwith39. Joshua Cantrell40. Edward Popejoy41. Joseph Diven DEVIN 42. Alexr. Diven DEVIN43. Drury Smith44. John Smith45. Nathan Fitzgerld46. Abraham Fitzgerld47. Richard Watts48. John Jacob Riszer49. Thos. Cunningham50. Jos. Cunningham51. William Cunningham52. Joseph Cunningham Senr.53. John Cunningham54. James Cunningham55. William Cunningham56. Joseph Cunningham Junr.57. George Cunningham58. George Hankins59. John Gover60. James Garner61. William Beck62. John Alsop63. Thos. Laskey64. Daniel Lovel65. William Young66. Thomas Mede67. John Taylor68. William Lachey69. Thos. Townsend70. Benjamin Townsend71. John Townsend.(End of front page. Now reverse of page)72. Joseph Swinney73. John Witherspoon74. Wm Griffith75. Robert Luckey76. Josiah Maples77. Wm Maples78. Herman Perriman79. John Warfham80. Almander Mahan81. James Mahan82. Alex'd Lackey83. Jeremiah Kesyer84. John Wright Junr.85. Thomas -?- Carter86. Jesse Carter Senr.87. Benjm Fambrough88. Wm Burtan89. John Stashdon90. John Burtran91. William Short92. William Triss93. Jennings Thomson94. Isham Farmer95. William Quincey96. Dennis Caldwell97. John Walson Senr.98. James Foreman99. Bryan Ward Nowlin100. Samuel Hughs101. Henry Warren102. John Bigwallson103. William Dyer104. Silv' Stokes105. Robt Wynne106. Samuel Petterson107. Spencer Clack108. Robt Pesseyman109. James Wright110. Josiah Ferguson111. John Midkif112. Jos Stewart113. Hugh Reynolds114. Joseph Reynolds REYNOLDS115. William Reynolds REYNOLDS116. Samuel Parson117. Seth Caldwell118. Saml Moseby119. James Morton120. James Christian121. --?-- Mundee124. ROBT MARTIN123. JOHN MARTIN124. Joseph Midkif125. Thomas Black126. Lemuel Black127. Wm Black128. John Black129. Thomas Dyer130. Jacob Travis131. Samuel Callan132. Thomas Hardy133. Joseph Feris134, Charles Feris135. Joel Thomson136. Daniel Jenkens137. Arthur Nash138. John Rodes139. Thomas Vaughan140. Edmund Dayose141. Elijah Cannon142. D Hank143. Thos Vaughan, Senr144. Philemon Dyer145. Alexander Andrews146. Wm Dennis147. John Dennis Senr148. Mark Shelton149. Nathan Adams150. John Parsons151. Thos James152. Dennis Fitzgerald153. Jas Blackburn154. Reuban Pain155. Robert Orr
Transcribed by kentuckywoman1962@yahoo.com from copy of original housed at the Library of Congress.

Devin, Robert (I39)

709

1788?
Kilde:
http://www.masfjorden.kommune.no/masfjordsoga/gnr28_andvik/a_andvik.html
http://www.masfjorden.kommune.no/masfjordsoga/gnr05_risnes/a_risnes.html

Daae, Ludvig (I39488)

710

1790 Powhatan County Tax List
https://jemgen.com/showmedia.php?mediaID=1664&medialinkID=1873

Bondurant, John Peter (I15075)

711

1792, July 19- Anthony Irby sells to William Irby, for 200 pounds of current rent money, four hundred acres of land on both sides of the Banister River.

Irby, Anthony (I25116)

712

1794 Lindås
November
Döbt d: 25te Proprietær Herr Philip Nicolls og .......... Elisabeth
Olavsen Deres Sö, Claus Severin. T: Herr Premier
Lieutnant von Brügger ...........
Kilde:
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read
Skannede kirkebøker
Hordaland
Lindås: 1791-1813, Ministerialbok
Kronologisk liste 1794 (040)
Folio 50

Nicolle, Claus Severin (I39575)

713

18 Skagen
Ploug & Sundt. Ole Smith Ploug (1738-1792) founded the company in 1769 on his parents' farm in Skagen 18. It was a waterfront residential and commercial building with salesrooms. He was a shipowner, a dealer in herring and salt and other things. In 1791 Ole Smith Ploug took the orphaned cousin Hans Gabriel Buchholm Sundt (1768-1839) with him as a partner and changed his name to Ploug & Sundt. In 1792 he took over the entire company after Oles' death and married the widow, Maria Henrica Ploug, in 1796. He expanded the trading house with shipbuilding, herring fishing, salt works, timber trade and a retail business. After Sundt's death in 1839, Lauritz Wilhelm Hansen (1816-1871) continued the company with branches in the shipping business of herring export and trade. In 1871 his son Hans Wilhelm Severin Hansen (1841-1919) took over both Ploug & Sundt and the trading house JA Köhler & Co. Both trading houses went bankrupt in the crisis year 1883.

Buchholm Sundt, Hans Gabriel (I39773)

714

Ploug, Ole Smith (I35885)

715

18 slaves

Edwards, Daniel Coleman Sr (I3192)

716

18 slaves

Edwards, George Allen (I26)

717

1800 Buckingham County Tax List
https://jemgen.com/showmedia.php?mediaID=1665&medialinkID=1874

Bondurant, John Peter (I15075)

718

1801-telling for 1263 Lindaas
Amt Prestegjeld Sokn Gard/hus
Søndre Bergenhuus Lindaas Sannes Torsviig
Nytt hushald Førenamn Etternamn Hushaldstill. Alder Sivilstand Yrke Merknad Kjønn
Cristian Brugger Huusbond 32 Begge 1ste gang gift Løitenant i hans majestæs tieneste gaard og jord ejer M
Berjeta Munthe Brugger Hans kone 24 Begge 1ste gang gift (''fød daae'') KDrude Catrina Deres barn 3 Ugift
http://digitalarkivet.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f18011263&personpostnr=2805&merk=2805

Family: Christian Brügger / Birgitte Munthe Burgraff Daae (F9280)

719

1801-telling for 1301 Bergen
Amt, Prestegjeld, Sokn By, Bydel, Gard/hus
Søndre Bergenhuus, Bergen, Bergen, Bergen 19de Rode, 35
Nytt hushald, Førenamn, Etternamn, Hushaldstill., Alder, Sivilstand, Yrke, Kjønn
* , Michael Severin, Tuchsen, Huusfader, 58, Begge i 1. ægteskab, Præst til st. jørgens hospital, M
- , Ane, Harboe, Hans kone, 58, Begge i 1. ægteskab, K
- , Anne Catrine, Tuchsen, Hans broder datter, 35, Ugift, K
- , Anne Johanne, Monsdtr, 22, Ugift, Tienestepige, K

http://digitalarkivet.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=15&filnamn=f18011301&gardpostnr=1733&personpostnr=12623&merk=12623#ovre

Family: Michael (Severin) Sundt Tuchsen / Anne Harboe Frimann (F9299)

720

1804 Kammerjunker, 1806 Assessor i og 1817 Direktør for Fiskeri-og Handelsinstitutet i Altona, 1824 Kammerherre, 1826 R*, 1827—37 Stempelpapirsforvalter i Altona.

Levetzau, Theodosius Finecke (I21262)

721

1836? Domkirken i Bergen?

Family: Michael Sundt Tuchsen Fasting / Christina Torbjør Bøgh (F9308)

722

1850 va. census;gloucester co, >pg.17 of 119; living with john g. anderson,age,29, wife, annie w.,age, 24, sarah williams, age 52, lucinda morris, age 40, francis j morris, age,16, and virginia morris, age,1.( apparently orphaned). next census he shows up in is 1900, va.,norfolk co., >western branch>dist.44>pg.24 of 68, william e. , age,63, b.1/1837, wife,sarah b., age47, b.1/1853, son, richard c., age,16, b.4/1884, son, john l., age,13,b.3/1887, son,walter e., age, 6,b.3/1894. 1910 va., census; norfolk co, western branch,>dist.82> pg.73 of 86, william e., age, 73,wife, sarah b, age, 56, son, john i., age,23, son, walter e., age,16, daughter-in-law, elma c., age, 23, grand-dau., laura b, age,2, and grand-dau., elma r., age, 0. also i non-relative. william e. was in the 4th battilion, va.inf.,local defense, at tredegars', ironworks, c.s.a. 1880 maryland census;baltimore, dist.191, pg.,22 of 35, william e. barrick, age,42, born,va., occupation, builder, wife, bettie, age,23, born, va., son, henry, age, 1, born,va.(resided at 172 blueberry st.)
death date and place, supplied by, mr. robert hitchings, archivist/librarian,sargeant memorial room-kirn library, norfolk, va.
this is a newspaper story given to me by william edward barrick, great-grandson of william edward barrick, about the elder.(actual date and name of newspaper were cut off)
NEWS OF TWENTY YEARS AGO, (re-printed , jan.1931)
W.E.BARRICK CELEBRATES SEVENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY

W.E.Barrick, a well known Port Norfolk resident, celebrated his 75th birthday anniversary with a reception last evening.
Mr. Barrick's four sons--Messrs.,E.H., R.C.,J.Irving and Walter E.---originated the idea of the celebration and who carried it through, acting last night as a committee to assist their father and mother in recieving the guests, mesdames E.H.,R.C.,and J.Irving Barrick, daughters-in-law of the senior Mr. Barrick, presided over the entertainment.
Walter E. Barrick, youngest son of the household, welcomed the guests in a graceful little speech, and Mr. Barrick's pastor,Rev. I.T.Jacobs, of the Port Richmond Baptist Church, responded for the guests. Then H.H.Rumble spoke on " The Golden Age",a fine allusion to the happy and well preserved host. E.W. Countess was master of ceremonies.There were about a hundred guests present. Many hansome and useful presents were recieved.
Mr. Barrick was born in the Mill Creek neighborhood of Middlesex Co.Jan.21,1837. He recieved a country school education. "There was no college whitewash on my coat"as he himself says,but one who converses with him will be struck with the fact that the "log schools" of those days in old Middlesex must have been creditable institutions. Enlisting in the Confederate Army at Camp Lee in April,1861,Mr. Barrick was assigned to the Fifteenth Virginia Infantry. He was shortly thereafter transferred to the Tredegar Battalion as a pattern maker in Richmond. While thus engaged he made the pattern for"Long Tom", a six inch rifle gun which recieved it's christening at the first battle of Manassas and said to have had the longest range of any gun in action on either side.
When the arsenal equipment at Harper's Ferry fell into the hands of the Confederacy and was removed to Richmond, Mr. Barrick was placed in charge of the gunstock works, where he remained until the arsenal was moved to Alabama. He was urged to to accompany the outfit but refusing to leave Virginia, went back to the Tredegar works.
He saw active fighting during the seven days of McClellan's abortive attempt to invest Richmond, and while he was fortunate enough to escape the enemy's bullets, he not long after became a victim of rheumatism and for several years walked upon cruthes.
Over a pipe the other evening at his home in Port Norfolk Mr. Barrick recalled war-time reminiscences,notably his meeting with General Robert E. Lee.
"Having become practically crippled from rheumatism," he said,"I went before the close of the war to a farm I had in Cumberland county,and was living ther at the time of the surrender. On the main road not far from my house was a blacksmith shop,and I hobbled up ther one day to find that General Lee,Fitzhugh Lee, Surgeon-General Moore and Mrs. Moore,waiting to have their horses shod.The General seemed much fatigued,and I begged him and the members of his party to come to my house and rest which he did.
"Before they left my wife prepared a repast for them and I well remember that the dessert consisted of pears which had been preserved in sugar which was left in the bottom of a barrel of sorgham molasses. I mention this because it will come out in my story later on.
"A year after in Richmond I met General Lee in the street.He seemed lost in deep thought as he walked along and I decided not to intrude, much as I wished to speak to him. I was in the act of passing when he looked up and touched my arm.
" You were going to pass without speaking to me",he said.
" I murmured something about not wishing to disturb the current of his thoughts, when his face lit up with a smile and he said:
"' It was that young man and something else. Wasn't there a little bit of fear that I would not remember your hospitality and that it would be ungracious to presume upon it?"
"As he shook my hand I said: General'you have read my mind.'
"When Fitz Lee was running for Govenor,"continued Mr. Barrick, I boarded a steamer on the Rappahannock on which the future Govenor was a passenger. I had no sooner stepped over the gangplank than he recognized me. He remembered those pears too and he told me that never in his life had he enjoyed anything so much. This is by way of illustrating the marvellous memory of Fitz Lee, which was one of his characteristics."-----

NEWS OF TWENTY YEARS AGO,(re-printed jan.,1931)

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1860 Begravede Masfjorden
No 26
Döds Datum: 29 Novbr.
Begravelses Datum: 2den Decbr.
Jordfæstelses Datum: 3 -
Navn og Stand: barnet Jonas Hansen Brugger
Alder: 2
Föde- og Opholdsted: Hösteland
Kilde:
https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/8295/147
Hordaland
Masfjorden: 1851-1875, Klokkerbok
Døde og begravede 1860-1861 (167)
Folio 167

Brügger, Jonas (I39597)

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1860 census;h.m. midkiff,age 49,nancy age 55,son,janus,age 15

Midkiff, Janus (I19637)

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