History of the Benbow Family of the United Kingdom, and Selected Allied Families

Find Surnames Bookmarks Places Dates Cemeteries Search Media Photos Documents Headstones Histories Recordings Videos Albums All Media Info What's New Reports Statistics Notes Sources Repositories Contact Us  Photos Home    Search    Print    Login    Add Bookmark Tree: All Trees Benbow Family and Allied Lines Dick Family of Guilford County, North Carolina Matches 51 to 75 of 183     Thumbnails Only     «Prev 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 ... 8» Next»    Thumb   Description   Linked to  51 Carver Benbow and wife Lucinda Rubottom   Carver Benbow Lucinda Rubottom   52 Carver's Creek Cemetery, old fieldstone gravemarker This stone is considered to be typical of the style of gravemarkers that were used by Quakers during the 1700's.  Carver's Creek UMC & Friends Meeting Cemetery, Bladen County, North Carolina   53 Carver's Creek United Methodist Church, Bladen County, NC current church built just behind the site of the old log Quaker meeting house  Carver's Creek UMC & Friends Meeting Cemetery, Bladen County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   54 Carver's Creek United Methodist Church, Bladen County, NC, cemetery picture shows an old Quaker fieldstone gravemarker in the foreground  Carver's Creek UMC & Friends Meeting Cemetery, Bladen County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   55 Carver's Creek United Methodist Church, Bladen County, NC, church and cemetery   Carver's Creek UMC & Friends Meeting Cemetery, Bladen County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   56 Charles "Charlie" & Fleeta Scott Benbow   Charles Benbow Fleeta May Scott   57 Charles & Fleeta Scott Benbow at an older age   Charles Benbow Fleeta May Scott   58 Charles Benbow House, built c. 1823 Built by Charles Benbow (1787-1868). Located in Oak Ridge, Guilford County, NC. Photograph taken in 1940. A fine example of Quaker house architecture.  Oak Ridge, Guilford County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   59 Charles Benbow of Guilford County, 1787 - 1868 This is an undated photograph of Charles Benbow, who was a grandson of immigrant Charles Benbow, and therefore our first look at the physical appearance of this line of ancestors.  Charles Benbow   60 Charles David Benbow III -- WWII office in England During World War II, Charlie was a warrant officer with the US Army, with a combat engineer MOS. While stationed in England, he was given an office on the second floor of this garage in Chipping Norton, where he worked until his unit joined the invasion forces going into France and Germany. After that, he worked to rebuild the bridges that the Germans were destroying during their retreat back into Germany. When we visited England and Wales in 2002, he asked us to find the garage in Chipping Norton and see if it was still standing, and take a picture of it if we could find it -- which we did.  Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England Charles David Benbow, III   61 Charles David Benbow, I   Charles David Benbow   62 Charles David Benbow, II   Charles David Benbow, II   63 Charles David Benbow, III, US Army, WW II served in European theater as combat engineer  Charles David Benbow, III   64 Charles Gray Viele   Charles Gray Viele   65 Charlotte Drayton, wife of Joseph Manigault painted by Edward Greene Malbone, ca. 1801, titled "Mrs. Joseph Manigault"  Charlotte Drayton   66 Christopher Moring, First Master of the Greensboro Masonic Lodge Christopher was the First Master of the Greensboro Masonic Lodge, #75 A.F. & A.M., chartered 1 March 1821. This image was scanned from a commemorative plate issued on the lodge's 125th anniversary in 1946. It is not known to me how or where the lodge obtained this portrait.  Christopher Moring   67 Coat of Arms for Benbow, a stock form from a commercial firm This is for those who don't like the harpy on the top of the 1621 coat of arms, and would prefer a helmet instead. This is done partially from a commercialized standard perimeter format, where only the interior details are changed for a particular surname.    68   compass image     69 Core Sound Meeting Historical Highway Marker located on Highway 101, north of Beaufort and east of Cherry Point, Carteret County, NC  Core Sound Meeting House, Carteret County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   70 Core Sound Meeting Location picture taken from behind current UMC church, looking west towards and past the location of the old Quaker meeting house  Core Sound Meeting House, Carteret County, North Carolina Charles Benbow   71 Dol-bachog barn, east of Staylittle Dol-bachog was the home of Susanna Jane Jones, wife of Richard Benbow, and daughter of John Jenkins  John Jenkins Susanna Jane Jones   72 Dol-bachog farmhouse that once was the home of Susanna Jane Jones, wife of Richard Benbow, and daughter of John Jenkins east of Staylittle  John Jenkins Susanna Jane Jones   73 Dr. DeWitt Clinton Benbow   DeWitt Clinton Benbow   74 Dr. DeWitt Clinton Benbow   DeWitt Clinton Benbow   75 Dr. Evan Benbow and his family the girl who is in the back row, second from left, seems to have been added to the photo group  Evan Benbow       «Prev 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 ... 8» Next»

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