Notes
Note N5081
Index
pos
T. B. Robinson
Notes
Note N5083
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pos
U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name Elijah West Spouse Maggie Murphey Child Mary West Felts
Notes
Note N5084
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U.S., Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999
Name: Neal Alan West Occupation: Lance Corporal Employer: U.s. Marine Corps School: Oklahoma State University Technical Institute Marriage Date: 21 Jan 1975 Father: Neal L. West Mother: West
Spouse: Janice Leah Dodson
father's obit: Neal A. of Broken Arrow, Okla
United States Public Records, 1970-2009
Name: Neal Alan West Event Type: Residence Event Date: 13 Nov 2000 Event Place: Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Oklahoma Previous Residence: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74011
Birth Date: 24 Nov 1953
Second Previous Residence Place: Tulsa, Oklahoma 74170 2nd Address Date: 1 Aug 1992
Third Previous Residence Place: Tulsa, Oklahoma 00000 3rd Address Date: 01 Mar 1977-31 Dec 1996
Notes
Note N5085
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father's obit: Donald D. of North Pole, Alaska
pos
United States Public Records, 1970-2009
Name: Donald D West Event Type: Residence Event Date: from 1 Jan 2002 to 3 Jun 2004 Event Place: Fairbanks, Fairbanks North Star, Alaska
Previous Residence: Fairbanks, Alaska 99709 Previous Residence Postal Code: 99709 Birth Date: 23 Jun 1952
Second Previous Residence Place: Eielson Afb, Alaska 99702 2nd Address Date: 01 Dec 1993-13 Nov 2000
Third Previous Residence Place: North Pole, Alaska 99705 3rd Address Date: 05 Oct 1984-02 May 2002
pos
United States Social Security Death Index
Name: Donald D West Given Name: Donald Surname: West Event Date: 02 Mar 2013 Age: 61 Birth Date: 23 Jun 1952
U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-Current
Name: Donald Dale West Death Age: 60 Birth Date: 23 Jun 1952 Birth Place: Wichita, Kan Marriage Date: 1973 Marriage Place: Oklahoma City, Okla. Residence Place: Alaska
Death Date: 2 Mar 2013 Death Place: Fairbanks Obituary Date: 13 Mar 2013
Father: Neal West Spouse: Debra West
Child:
Guy West
Allison Vlaun
findagrave
Donald Dale West BIRTH 23 Jun 1952 Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas DEATH 2 Mar 2013 (aged 60) Fairbanks, Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska BURIAL Birch Hill Cemetery Fairbanks, Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska
MEMORIAL ID 150881946
Notes
Note N5176
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conjecture - no evidence of link to John West c1707
Geneanet Community Trees Index
Name: Frances Osborne Birth Date: 1709 Birth Place: Montgomery, Montgomery, Maryland Death Date: 18 févr. 1769 Death Place: Muddy Branch, Frederick, Maryland Father: James Osborne (Osburn) Mother: Mary Ann (Anne) Carter
Spouse: John West
Child:
Basil West
Benjamin West
John West
Joseph West
Notes
Note N5177
Index
no evidence of parentage
dod from public member tree
pos evidence of John son of Thomas NB prob relates to John 1729 father Thomas gfather Thomas ggfather George
Before: Thomas Handy, Adam Spence
SOURCE: Worcester County Court Land Records, Liber C, 1753-1755, p.8; Maryland and Delaware Genealogy
F:357
Indenture
Grantor: Thomas West (signed with a mark to Thomas West Senior)
Grantee: John West son of the said Thomas
2 July 1755 2 July 1755
That Thomas, for divers good causes and for 30 pounds, conveys 50 acres being part of a tract formerly granted to a certain Thomas West deceased and called Wests Recovery. Beginning on the home line of said tract at the south side line of a parcel belonging to George West
Maryland, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1634-1777
Name: John West Spouse's Name: Susannah Ozbourn Marriage Date: 26 Jan 1735 Marriage County: Baltimore
transcription of Will of John West Sr (1705-1766) Posted 10 Nov 2016 by John Hawthorne
will of John West probated in Frederick County, Maryland, 13 Jun 1766:
Maryland In the Nam of God Amen the thirtieth Day of October Anno Domini One Thousand seven hundred and Sixty five I john West Sen. of Frederick County in the province aforesaid Planter being Sick of Body but of Perfect mind and Memory thanks go to God for the same but calling to mind the Uncertainty of this Transitory life do hereby make, Ordain and Constitute this my last Will and Testament _________ and do make Void all and every other Will or Wills by me heretofore made or Intitled to be made either by Word or Wrighting in manner and form following Imprimis
Item I give and bequeath unto my well beloved Son John West all my part of a Tract of Land called Joseph lying on the east side of a Branch called and known by the name of the Muddy Branch which is two hundred acres where his Dwelling now is to him and his heirs forever
Item, I Give and bequeath unto my well beloved son Benjamin West part of a tract called Discontent Resurveyed being One hundred and Sixty Nine Acres of Land where his Dwelling now is to him and his heirs forever
Item, I Give and Bequeath unto my four Youngest Sons namely Joseph, William, Basill and Osborn West part of a Tract of Land called the two Brothers which is two hundred Acre's where my now Dwelling Plantation is to be equally devided amongst them and their Heirs forever with Eight Negros Namely Cyrus Bash
Will, Lettis, Penney, Lucy, Toby, and Ceasor and to my well beloved wife Frances West I give I give an equal part with my four Youngest Sons above mentioned in this Paragraph that is to say an equal part of the two hundred acres of land and the Eight Negroes mentioned in this Paragraph of my Will
During her Natural Life and after her Decease her part shall return to my four Youngest Sons with all my Movable Estate
I appoint my two well beloved Sons Joseph and William West's to be my Executors of this my last Will and Testament
Signed Sealed and Published }
to be the said John Wests last } John West Sen. "Seal"
Will and Testament in the }
presence of us . . . }
Richard Anderson
Priscilla Anderson
John Anderson
The West family register : important lines traced 1326-1928 Chapter VII. West families of Montgomery County, Maryland
3. John West, known as John West, Sr., the son of Joseph, and Rebecca West, was born about 1705 in Prince George's County, Maryland. In 1727 his mother and father gave him a part of Two Brothers, and this gift was restated in. Joseph's will. By the terms of this will he also received two hundred acres of The Joseph on the south side of Muddy Branch. His portion of Two Brothers, two hundred acres, lay on the north side of Watt's Branch. John West, Sr., may have been twice married, though the only indication of that would be the fact that he left property to his wife, Frances, in conjunction with his four youngest sons, which allotment Frances promptly refused and elected to take her dower rights. However, Frances, in her will which was probated Mar. 18, 1769, mentions with affection her oldest son, John.
In 1755 the Court records of Frederick County, show that one John West gave land to his son, John, Jr., and on the same day he made a gift to his son, William West, of a part of The Joseph. It has not been possible to prove whether this was John, the son of Joseph, who made this gift; or John, the son of William, there being very little information to be obtained about this latter John West. Had the gifts above mentioned been made to John and Benjamin the two oldest sons of John West, Sr., planter, the matter would have been made clearer, but William was very young at this time, in fact, under age, and there seems no reason for him to have been singled out in this way. The name of Frances, the wife of John West, is not known, but the two youngest children bear the names of families who were old residents of Prince George's County, Basil and Osborne. John and Frances West lived on a plantation in what is now Montgomery County, but most of their descendants seem to have left there, either just before or just after the Revolution. They were the parents of six children:
13. John West, Jr., b. about 1730
14. Benjamin West
15. Joseph West
10. Wllliam West, Jr.
17. Basil West
18. Osborne West
The name of John West appears among the petitioners of the church in Queen Anne's Parish in 1719 to establish a church where Rock Creek Church now stands, but his name does not appear in the Rock Creek Parish records, and it is possible that he affiliated with Christ Church, which was established near Rockville in 1726. The records of this church are no longer in existence. See above for the will of John West, probated in Frederick County, Maryland, June 13, 1766.
In addition to the land which John, Sr., planter, had inherited from his father, Joseph, he bequeaths a plantation, Discontent, which he had purchased in what is now Montgomery County, in 1755.
Geneanet Community Trees Index
Name: John West Birth Date: 1700 Birth Place: Baltimore Hundred, Somerset, Maryland Death Date: déc. 1796 Death Place: Baltimore Hundred, Sussex County, Maryland Father: Thomas West
