Valentine Genealogy & History
Valentine is an English and Scottish surname based on the medieval given name Valentine. Derived from Latin "valens", meaning healthy or powerful, the name was introduced in England in the 12th century but traces back to the third-century Roman saint martyred by the Romans (Claudius II) for aiding the Christians. St. Valentine's feast day, February 14th, coincided with the traditional spring celebration honoring the Roman fertility goddess Juno. Valentine genealogy includes spelling variations Follington and Wallentin. English Valentine family history started in feudal times in Herefordshire where they owned a feudal manor, Scottish in Lanarkshire, and American in Virginia in 1698.
Valentine Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| Aaron Valentine | -- --, 1895 | June ,1986 | LA |
| Bamma Valentine | -- --, 1904 | July ,1985 | KY |
| Caesar Valentine | -- --, 1939 | August ,1985 | NY |
| Daisie Valentine | -- --, 1876 | July ,1966 | IN |
Valentine Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Lorraine Valentine | -- --, 1931 | October 4,1991 | Jupiter,FL |
| Fabyan Valentine | -- --, 1904 | July ,1978 | Buffalo,NY |
| Gabriele Valentine | -- --, 1902 | January ,1976 | Springfield,MA |
| H Jay Valentine | -- --, 1921 | November ,1993 | Edmond,OK |
Valentine Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Charles Valentine | Barbara Hurley | August 16,1981 | Wake, NC |
| Edson Valentine | Elizabeth Naylor | November 28,1940 | Wake, NC |
| Odell Valentine | Catherine Maye | March 20,1947 | Wake, NC |
| John Valentine | Margaret Perry | March 22,1947 | Wake, NC |
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