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| 151 |  | NORVELL Lowe Family Bible | |
| 152 | | NORVELL James Knox Ladd Norvell and America Jane Moore Marriage Record | |
| 153 | | NORVELL Wallace Waldo Norvell and Autie Jane Paschal Marriage Document | |
| 154 | | NORVELL Wallace Waldo Norvell Obituary | |
| 155 | | NORVELL Paschal Family Crest | |
| 156 | | NORVELL Michael Fisher and Christina Ernhart Marriage Document | |
| 157 | | NORVELL John T Paschal and Mary Cook Marriage Document | |
| 158 | | NORVELL John Carnahan and Elizabeth Billingsley | |
| 159 | | NORVELL William Norvell and Nancy Jarrett Marriage Document | |
| 160 | | NORVELL Wallace Waldo Norvell Death Certificate | |
| 161 | | NORVELL Ora Hamilton Mankin | |
| 162 | | NORVELL Lowe Family Bible - Deaths | |
| 163 | | NORVELL Norvell History by John Norvell | |
| 164 | | NORVELL William Porter Norvell Death Certificate | |
| 165 | | NORVELL Zelma Sagely Youree Obituary | |
| 166 | | NORVELL Doris Jean Norvell Birth Certificate | |
| 167 | | NORVELL Captain Hugh Norvell and his father, George Norvell From the "Burton Chronicles" Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia By Francis Burton Harrison, 1933. | |
| 168 | | NORVELL George Norvell Vestryman - Bruton Parish Church Colonial Williamsburg "Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia" | |
| 169 | | NORVELL Norvell Land Claims in Colonial Virginia | |
| 170 | | NORVELL Norvell Antiques Ida Valentine Norvell Dallas, Dallas, Texas | |
| 171 | | NORVELL Forty Shillings or two pounds of Colonial money signed by William Norvell as member of the House of Burgesses of the Colony of Virginia in Colonial Williamsburg. | |
| 172 | | NORVELL Aubrey Joshua Sageley | |
| 173 | | NORVELL America Jane Moore Norvell Death Certificate | |
| 174 | | NORVELL David Norvell | |
| 175 | | NORVELL John Wallace Norvell Obit | |
| 176 | | NORVELL Morris C Norvell & Audrey Lorene Durham Marriage | |
| 177 | | NORVELL Junius Clifford McCrocklin | |
| 178 | | Norvell -
Sarah Besouth Norvell, wife of Captain Hugh Norvell
Buried September 14, 1705 | |
| 179 | | Norvell -
Captain Hugh Norvell died October 25, 1719 | |
| 180 | | Norvell - Bruton Parish Church
Nameplate on Pew number 7 This nameplate shows Hugh Norvell, and his two sons, George and William as members of Vestry | |
| 181 | | Norvell - Bruton Parish Church Wall Pacque above Pew number 7 in Bruton Parish Church in Colonial Williamsburg honoring the builders of the Church, including Captain Hugh Norvell | |
| 182 | | Norvell - Bruton Parish Church Register Records the burial of Sarah Besouth, September 14, 1704. Sarah was the wife of Captain Hugh Norvell | |
| 183 | | Norvell - William Jones, servant to Mrs George Norvell, buried | |
| 184 | | Norvell Cafe Business Card for Norvell Cafe on South Houston and Main Street in Dallas, Texas | |
| 185 | | Norvell, Edd Paschal Certificate of Death for Edd P Norvell, May 11, 1927 in Dallas, Dallas, Texas of a fracture of the skull and injury to the brain following a massive gas explosion. Information on the certificate provided by his father, Wallace Waldo Norvell. | |
| 186 | | Norvell, Wallace Walado married Autie Paschal, February 14, 1896 Coffee County, Tennessee | |
| 187 | | Oak Knoll Cemetery Oak Knoll Cemetery Bellville, Austin, Texas Historical Marker | |
| 188 | | Oakland Cemetery Plat | |
| 189 | | PASCHAL James Paschal "Pat" Lowe Obituary | |
| 190 | | PASCHAL Autie Paschal Norvell Notice of Death Daily Times Herald November 13, 1917 Page 2 |
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| 191 | | PASCHAL Autie Paschal Norvell Death Certificate | |
| 192 | | St Paul's Church Historical Marker St. Paul’s Parish was formed along the Potomac River in the mid 1600’s as the lower parish of Stafford County, which had been newly formed from the upper reaches of Westmoreland County. The Stafford County court ordered the earliest known parish church services in 1667 at the home of Robert Townsend of Chotank. --- Two wood-frame churches constructed about 1690 and 1725 preceded the present brick building, constructed in the late 1760s. The first church, probably of log and frame construction, was located in or near the present village of Owens, Virginia. --- The parish has retained a Register covering the period 1715 through 1798. -- -- (National Register of Historic Places) | |
| 193 | | St Paul's Church National Register St Paul's Church Register records the Marriage of John A Allentharp and Ann Sebastian in 1724 as well as the birth's of a number of their children. | |
| 194 | | Stafford County, Virginia Historical Marker | |
| 195 | | Stone Creek Baptist Church Dry Branch, Twiggs, Georgia | |
| 196 | | THARP Simpson, James Alexander & Elizabeth Jackson Marriage Certificate | |
| 197 | | THARP Thurman David Tharp Department of the Navy | |
| 198 | | THARP "MOTHER" This is a poem by Reverend Simeon Stanley Allen Tharp to his mother, Emily and his father, John Allen Tharp, Jr after their deaths. One of her (Emily Penicia Fisher Tharp) wishes was that each of her sons would be called to the ministry. That prayer was answered. | |
| 199 | | THARP Pernicia "Penny" Fisher, mother of Emily Penicia Fisher, marries John G Coyle | |
| 200 | | THARP Edgar Allen Tharp, I, death notice |
