Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
Frank Taylor 5/09/11
Yes, that's correct. Except that her name was listed as Kennon, not Kenyon. I don't know if they were really inter-changeable.
I work extensively with medieval and early VA genealogy. The term "son-in-law" did not mean only what it means today until rather recently. Also, the term "cousin" often meant neice or nephew back then.
It does keep researchers on their toes! :-)
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
Lolene Newman 6/04/11
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Lolene Newman 6/04/11
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vickie white 6/04/11
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Lolene Newman 6/05/11
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
vickie white 6/05/11
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
Lolene Newman 6/05/11
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
vickie white 6/05/11
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?
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Re: Double Elam marriage, Henrico, Va. early 1600s?