The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

People by tag

A tag marks something about a person's life that the records show. Most are set from the records themselves; a few by hand.

⚔ Military service 101⚓ Immigrant 133❀ Mayflower passenger 15⚜ Fille du roi 10✲ Born in exile 27⛓ Enslaver 19☘ Farmer 33✝ Clergy 21⚖ Public office 29Nobility 193✦ Native nation 1⧉ Twin 5✧ Died young 1709○ Never married 8⚭ Married more than once 700❋ Adopted or orphaned 3⚠ Criminal record 4▦ Brick wall 21

⚔ Military service

Served in a militia, an army or a navy, by a record on file

⚓ Immigrant

Crossed an ocean to settle: an arrival, emigration or naturalisation on record

❀ Mayflower passenger

Crossed on the Mayflower in 1620, by Bradford's list of the passengers or the 1623 division of land

⚜ Fille du roi

One of the young women sent to New France with royal help between 1663 and 1673 to marry its settlers, as named in Landry's study, PRDH's list or the Fichier Origine

✲ Born in exile

Born to Acadian parents during the exile (1755-1785), away from Acadia and before the family resettled, by a record or census on file

⛓ Enslaver

Held people in slavery, by a probate inventory, census or deed that has been read

☘ Farmer

A farmer, planter or husbandman by occupation

✝ Clergy

A minister, priest or pastor

⚖ Public office

Held a civic or church office: selectman, juror, churchwarden, magistrate

Nobility

Held a title, from knight to king, by a record or a peerage on file. Listed from the highest rank down; the crown or chess piece by each name shows the rank

✦ Native nation

Of a Native nation, named on the page

⧉ Twin

Born a twin

✧ Died young

Died before the age of sixteen

○ Never married

No marriage or children on record, and lived to adulthood

⚭ Married more than once

Two or more marriages on record

❋ Adopted or orphaned

Raised by someone other than the parents, or lost both young

⚠ Criminal record

Named in a court record as the accused

▦ Brick wall

A direct ancestor whose parents have been searched for and not found: the line stops here for now