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| 1901 | Gravestone inscription: REMINGTON, Geo. H., died Dec. 6, 1869, aged 25y 11m [inscript. by _ Newark, O.] At first, I thought George was a son of James & Sarah (Boyce) Remington, because he is buried near them. But according to Jane Hardin's genealogy, he is a son of Amos, James's brother. | Remington, George Henry (I13854)
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| 1902 | Gravestone inscription: REMINGTON, Nelson, son of A. & C. Remington, Member of Co. A, 6th U.S. CAL, died at Winchester, VA, Aug. 1, 1864, aged 25 years "Nelson Remington enlisted in Sixth United States Cavalry, Company A, in October, 1861; wounded and captured near Winchester, Virginia, in July, 1864. He died in a rebel prison, August 1, 1864, aged twenty-five years." (http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Licking/LickingFile4.htm) | Remington, Nelson (I11136)
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| 1903 | Gravestone inscription: REMINGTON, Sarah J., wife of James Remington, died Aug. 16, 1847, aged 29yrs. 5mo & 12 ds Boyd Scott Remington's chart has her year of death as 1849, and that agrees with the birth year of daughter Ellen (assuming that is correct). | Boyce, Sarah Jane (I08970)
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| 1904 | Gravestone inscription: THOMAS, Edward C., born May 5, 1852 at RESTIGNE, ENG., died Mar. 26, 1892 -We Miss Thee- (I know there is a Restigne in France) | Thomas, Edward C. (I08972)
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| 1905 | Gravestone inscription: THOMAS, Ellen R., 1847 - 1912 [nice 8 pc. memorial] Boyd Scott Remington has her birth year as 1849, but her gravestone says 1847, which agrees with her mother's year of death and the 1870 Federal Census. In the 1870 Federal Census, Ellen is age 23, living with her father James and stepmother Betsey at Jersey, Licking Co., OH. | Remington, Ellen Frances (I08971)
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| 1906 | Gravestone inscription: THOMAS, Sarah J., 1878-1952 [bronze insignia, Daug. of Am. Rev.] | Thomas, Sarah Jane (I11138)
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| 1907 | Gravestone inscription: Wife of S. Remington Aged 53 y'rs 3 mo's & 23 d'ys | Unknown, Jane (I22710)
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| 1908 | Gravestone inscription: "Here lie the remains of John Wickes Esquire, Born 1609, At Staines, England. Came to New England 1635. An original purchaser of Warwick 1643. In Philips Indian War After the town was burnt on coming out from Thomas Greenes Stone Castle to look for his cattle on 17 March 1673. He was slain by Indians. Erected by Benjamin Greene Arnold 1881." For more information on this see Oliver Payson Fuller's "History of Warwick, RI." | Wickes, John Sr. (I16236)
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| 1909 | Gravestone says Eston. | Smith, Weston (I25760)
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| 1910 | Green & Sarah had eleven known children. | Burroughs, Esquire Green (I09867)
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| 1911 | GREEN, HENRY MOSES 1858 - 31 JAN 1933 NS007 | Green, Henry M. (I10747)
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| 1912 | GREENE MARY (CARDER) 1678c - 13 APR 1761 WK028 | Carder, Mary (I03835)
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| 1913 | GREENE RICHARD 1667 - 25 SEP 1724 WK028 Greene Thomas father of above Richard died in his 88 year June 5, 1717 (Warwick records). Greene Richard died in his 55 year, Sept. 25, 1724 (Warwick records). | Greene, Richard (I03834)
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| 1914 | Greene Benjamin, of Thomas, and Susannah Holden, of Randall, Jan. 21, 1689-0; wn Page Detail: Marriage (Vol. 1 : Pg. 62), Warwick, RI. | Family F01456
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| 1915 | Greene Caleb, of Richard, and Mary Lippitt, of Moses, dec. ; m. by Eld. Charles Holden, Jan. 21, 1768 (Warwick records). | Family F04504
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| 1916 | Greene Elnathan, and Daniel Hill, Jr., Oct. 29, 1747; Town Page Detail: Marriage (Vol. 1 : Pg. 2), West Greenwich, RI. | Family F10171
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| 1917 | Greene Richard, and Mary Carder, of John ----- 1700 (Warwick records). | Family F01457
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| 1918 | Greene Richard, of Warwick, and Elizabeth Godfrey, of Newport, m. by Rev. James Honeyman, June 9, 1727. | Family F09734
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| 1919 | Greene Richard, of Warwick, son of John, and Sarah Fry, of East Greenwich, dau. of Thomas; m. by Peter Mawney, Justice, Sept. 28, 1746 (East Greenwich records). | Family F04500
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| 1920 | GREENE Susannah and Joseph Hull, 1d 11m 1712-13. At that time the first month of the year was March. | Family F01453
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| 1921 | Greene Usal, of John, of Warwick, and Susanna Hill, of Henry, of East Greenwich, Jan. --- 1727 (from Warwick city records) | Family F03645
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| 1922 | Greene William, of Capt. Samuel, and Katherine Greene, of Capt. Benjamin ; m. by Anthony Low, Justice, Dec. 30, 1719; Town Page Detail: Marriage (Vol. 1: Pg. 41) Warwick, RI. | Family F10141
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| 1923 | Greene William, of Samuel and Mary, Mar. 16, 1695; Warwick Births. | Greene, William (I27188)
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| 1924 | Grethe's long-time partner is Bertram. | Iversen, Grethe Feld (I00865)
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| 1925 | GRINNELL Anson, of Tiverton, son of Daniel, and Anna Snell, of Little Compton, dau. of Pardon and Alice; m. by Redford Dennis, Justice, April 3, 1793. | Family F02175
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| 1926 | Guy & Josephine moved to Idaho. Their children were all born there. In the 1930 Federal Census, Guy & Josephine are living at Wichita Falls, Wichita Co,, TX. They have four children. Interestingly, there is a Guy A. Remington of the same age range in the 1920 census, living at Linn, Iowa. However, he has a wife named Elsie and two other children whose names do not appear anything like the names in 1930. The same individual is still living at Linn, IA, in 1930, with the same wife and two sons. So, it must be a different Guy A. Remington, born around the same time and in the same state. | Remington, Guy Amos (I09084)
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| 1927 | HAMLIN, HENRY P., CAPT. 1835c - 7 NOV 1879 NT001 | Hamlin, Captain Henry P. (I15448)
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| 1928 | Hannah & Isaac were 5th cousins (needs research to confirm). I have estimated Hannah's year of birth, based on her age in the 1870 Federal Census. | Kent, Hannah Remington (I07539)
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| 1929 | Hannah & Jonathan were twins. Information about their baptism came from "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. II," p. 385 - 387 (also on Family Tree Maker CD 180). | Diman, Hannah (I02634)
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| 1930 | Hannah & William may have had more children, but I know of only these. | Family F02187
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| 1931 | Hannah and her children appear to be listed twice in the 1870 census at Raccoon, Parke Co., IN -- once on 31 Aug and again on 1 Sept. | Unknown, Hannah (I19231)
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| 1932 | Hannah and her husband Benjamin were first cousins. Marrying a cousin was very common in those days. She was "of Jamestown." DAR membership file #750866 (Christine Welch Lindsey) has Hannah's date of death as 7 May 1812. | Martin, Hannah (I04175)
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| 1933 | Hannah and her sister may have been married on the same day. | Hull, Hannah (I15089)
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| 1934 | Hannah died of smallpox while in England. She & James left no children. | Gardiner, Hannah (I05278)
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| 1935 | Hannah Elsbree, wife of Benjamin, died at Fall River at age 35, cause of death -- consumption (Fall River vital records, vol. 20 p. 50). She may be a descendant of Thomas Butts & Elizabeth Lake, the first Butts family in southeastern MA and RI. As yet I have been unable to determine Hannah's parentage. Her death record says she was born at Fall River. The 1810 census shows a "David Butt" at Troy, Bristol Co., MA; he could be Hannah's father. According to an online tree, this couple was David Butts and Rebecca Crapo (dtr of Francis Crapo and Margaret Beale). The census data shows the household consisted of 3 males under 10, one male 10-15, and one male 45+; 2 females under 10, one female 10-15, and one female 26-44. It is known that this couple had a daughter Margaret born 1805 in Fall River; she married Philip Cowan in 1823 and died in 1883 at age 77 y 9 m. A David Butts of Freetown married Content Cleveland in 1790. In 1820 there's also a Benjamin Butt in Freetown who has 2 females under 10. | BUTTS, Hannah (I00629)
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| 1936 | Hannah is mentioned as a daughter and also as wife of Ebenezer Fish in the will of her father Benjamin Gifford dated 6 Mar 1754. | GIFFORD, Hannah (I22404)
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| 1937 | Hannah is mentioned as a daughter, wife of Darius Knight, in the 29 Nov 1816 will of her father, Jeremiah Stone of Scituate. | Stone, Hannah (I15573)
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| 1938 | Hannah is mentioned as Hannah Arnold in the will of her sister Lydia (Sheldon) Arnold. In her father's will she is identified as the wife of Edward Arnold. | Sheldon, Hannah (I10840)
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| 1939 | Hannah is mentioned as Hannah Remington, sister, in the 1750 will of Josiah Hale of Suffield. One source has a daughter, Hannah, born 25 Mar 1723. If this is accurate, she may have been a wife of Joseph Mills, Jr., who married a Hannah Remington. This needs more research to confirm if this Hannah belongs here and if she was one of Joseph's wives. (see Thomas Remington of Suffield, CT, and Some of His Descendants) | Hale, Hannah (I03461)
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| 1940 | Hannah is mentioned in her mother's will as w/o Joab Aldrich. See Genealogy of the Gillson and Jillson Family p 31 (Google Books) for information on Hannah. | Jillson, Hannah (I23621)
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| 1941 | Hannah is mentioned in the will of her father Nicholas, and in the will of her brother Thomas Carr. She and her husband were said to be "of Rochester, NY." | Carr, Hannah (I15064)
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| 1942 | Hannah is mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather, John Horndell/Hordall. The will of Hannah Carr, of Jamestown, widow, mentions sons Edward & James, both of Jamestown; and her five daughters as well as their husbands. | Stanton, Hannah (I02154)
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| 1943 | Hannah is not mentioned in Henry's will, at least the portion that remains and can be read. However, his will does mention William Tanner. A William Tanner married a Hannah Tibbitts; they had a daughter Avis. So, I am placing Hannah here as a daughter of Henry, based on that evidence. I have roughly estimated her birth year. | Tibbetts, Hannah (I23361)
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| 1944 | Hannah Klein went to Wheaton, class of 1941. My mom was class of 1940. | Klein, Hannah Amelia (I20808)
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| 1945 | Hannah M. McGregor is age 69 and living in Cranston in the 1930 census. | Remington, Hannah Maplet (I04804)
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| 1946 | Hannah may have been a daughter of the Remingtons of Prudence Island, Portsmouth, RI. Very possibly she is a sister of Priscilla Remington who married William Fairbanks. | Remington, Hannah (I05118)
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| 1947 | Hannah may have married second to Joseph R. Arnold. | Kenyon, Hannah T. (I07607)
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| 1948 | Hannah Remington is in the 1850 census at Tiverton with her husband John and four children. She is in the 1860 census living with the family of Gideon G. & Rhoda Durfee. Her occupation is a domestic. Her gravesite is with her Remington in-laws (grandparents of John) in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery at Tiverton. I do not know where the other family members are buried. | Manchester, Hannah (I05877)
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| 1949 | Hannah Remington is mentioned in her father's will (see notes for Charles Goff). On the 1870 Federal Census in Michigan, her son Norman gave her birthplace as CT. | Goff, Hannah (I10029)
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| 1950 | Hannah Smith's four daughters are mentioned in the will of their aunt Mary (Carr) Hazard, dated 12 March 1809. | Carr, Hannah (I04630)
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