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| 4751 | In various places her name has been spelled as Annloire, Anneloire, Ann Louisa, and Ann L. The Remington genealogy from Virginia Adair (and given to the Roger Williams Family Association) has Louisa, b1800, marrying George Moore. It also lists another sister named "Samiloire" who supposedly also married George Moore. According to James N. Arnold's transcription of the Cranston records, the two were married on the exact same date, but two years apart. It seems clear to me that this is the same individual, and that there must have been an error in the transcription, perhaps recorded some time afterwards. In the 1860 Federal Census, George & Ann L. Moore are living in Providence, RI. Her age fits "Louisa" in the typed genealogy from Mrs. Adair. Also, the RI Cemetery Database has her name as Ann Louisa (Remington) Morse, d/o Capt. Charles Remington, and w/o George Morse. Possibly Moore was misread on the gravestone as Morse. However, their marriage announcement in the Providence Phenix identifies the couple as Ann Louisa Remington & George Morse. The marriage record says she was "of Charles." | Remington, Anne Louisa (I14878)
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| 4752 | Info at: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen337.htm | Family F07173
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| 4753 | Info from Arnold recorded by Mrs. Lawrence. She stated that Caleb died in a barn at Stukley Place, that he was the son of Stukley Hill & that he hanged himself. | Hill, Caleb (I27304)
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| 4754 | Info from Hope (Remington) Barber has different dates: 27 April 1801 - 15 April 1861. | Remington, Mercy Ann (I04787)
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| 4755 | Info shared by John, an Allsop descendant: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 59 of 119 Page 186 No 556 Nathan Coalman(sic)., Bachelor of this Parish & Elizabeth Smith, Spinster of this Parish were married in Church by Banns on 17 July 1825 in the presence of Francis Shacklock and Elizabeth Garber. Nathan died four years later: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 107 of 119 Page 192 No 1530 Nathan Coleman of Hucknall in Sutton was buried 12 October 1829 aged 22 and his widow remarried two years later: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 61 of 119 Page 278 No 834 Simeon Richards, Bachelor of this Parish & Elizabeth Coleman, Widdow(sic) of this Parish were married in Church by Banns on 4th April 1831 in the presence of William Hayes and Sarah White. Nathan & Elizabeth had at least two daughters who were living with their mother and step father in 1851 namely: - Matilda COLEMAN Unmarried aged 25 born Hucknall [under Huthwaite] & Cat[Kitty] COLEMAN Unmarried aged 23 born Hucknall [under Huthwaite] | Coleman, Nathan (I00648)
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| 4756 | Information about the baptism of six of their children came from "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. II," p. 385 - 387 (also on Family Tree Maker CD 180). | DIMAN, Deacon Jeremiah (I02293)
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| 4757 | Information at findagrave.com http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12535626 "The daughter of King Edward I and Eleanor of Castile, she was born at Acre, Israel, while her father was on crusade. She married Gilbert of Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester on April 30, 1290 at Westminster Abbey. They had 4 children before Gilbert's death in 1295. She then married Ralph Monthermer, 1st Baron Monthermer, a knight in her household, in 1297 without her father's consent. Enraged at his daughter's lowly second marriage, Edward I had Monthermer thrown in prison. Joan begged for his release, and the king relented, giving Monthermer the title Earl of Gloucester. Joan died at her manor in Clare at the age of 35. Though the exact cause of her death is unknown, some historians have recently theorized she may have died giving birth to a fifth child by Monthermer. The remains of an altar recess on the ruins of the south wall of the abbey are thought to be Joan's tomb. A friar reported that in 1359, Joan's daughter Elizabeth DeBurgh inspected her mother's tomb and found the remains to be incorrupt. Since then, there have been reports of miraculous healing of toothache, fever, and back pain there." (bio by: Kristen Conrad -- spelling and punctuation correct by Lois Sorensen) | ACRE, Princess Joan of (I19845)
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| 4758 | Information concerning her surname came from "Family Notes," a group of unpublished manuscripts compiled by James N. Arnold, and located at the Knight Library in Providence. This gives her birthdate as 20 May 1722, while Maytum's notes at Newport Historical Society says 20 Jul 1722. Arnold gives her date of death as 17 Mar 1817, while Maytum gives it as 17 May 1817. Neither gives a source as documentation. She is also mentioned as Freelove Allen, wife of William Remington, on the back of an old photo of George Wait Remington, as his great-grandmother. Could she be a daughter of William & Freelove (Tillinghast) Allen? They had a daughter Patience who married William Maccoone on 2 April 1738. Freelove would definitely fit into this time frame for their family group. (needs more research) She could easily be a daughter of one of the Allen families from Prudence Island, as the land evidence from Portsmouth mentions a William Remington of Prudence Island who had a wife named Freelove (Portsmouth land evidence dated 25 Dec 1764, Bk 6 p. 123 & 126). Son Hezekiah had a grandson named Stephen Allen Remington, so the Allen name reoccurs in the family. | Allen, Freelove (I05863)
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| 4759 | Information for this family group comes from "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. I," "The Manchester Family of RI," by Alden C. & Rita C. Manchester, p. 676; also Family Tree Maker CD 180. | Sanford, Samuel Sr. (I01805)
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| 4760 | Information for this family group is found in "Genealogies of RI families, Vol. I," "The Manchester Family of RI," by Alden C. & Rita C. Manchester, p. 676; also Family Tree Maker CD 180. Jane Fletcher Fiske has Edward's date of birth as 31 Jan 1667. One genealogy, from the Gray-Ide Bible Records, has this Edward Gray as marrying Dorothy Lettice, and having a son Philip who settled in Little Compton. (Family Tree Maker CD 180) | GRAY, Edward (I00976)
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| 4761 | Information for this family group is found in "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. I," "The Manchester Family of RI," by Alden C. & Rita C. Manchester, p. 678; also Family Tree Maker CD 108. Tiverton Deed Book 1 has a deed dated 27 Jan 1754, naming John Manchester of Tiverton and his son Isaac of Tiverton. Does this pertain to this particular John Manchester? See elsewhere on this family tree, John Manchester born c1685 - 1695. | Manchester, John (I03643)
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| 4762 | Information from Bonnie L. Johnson [bjohnson27@cox.net] | Source (S013413)
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| 4763 | Information on Agnes's maiden name and date and location of birth was sent to me by Julie Jordan, a descendant of the McGinnes family. According to Julie, Agnes died of meningitis in 1916, caught from son John age 7. | McGinnes, Agnes (I12698)
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| 4764 | Information on Alfred Southmayd, his marriage to Aurelia, and their family came from T. Dowling's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect. This tree shows Alfred's parents as Samuel B. Southmayd of Middlesex Co., CT; and Martha Rathbone of Cayuga Co., NY. My notes: In the Federal Census of 1860, Alfred & Aurelia, ages 40 & 26, are living at Alma, Allegany Co., NY. Aurelia's brother Allen 17 appears to be living with them; married sister Caroline Barron and family are also close by. In the Federal Census of 1870, A. R. is 49 and Aurelia is 36. They are living at Oak Grove, Eau Claire Co., WI. With them are: Martha Southmayd 72, and Frank Southmayd 11 (in 1880 we find that he is their adopted son). In the Federal Census of 1880, Alfred R. & Aurelia H. Southmaid, ages 60 & 46, are living at Wheaton, Chippewa Co., WI. With them is adopted son Frank M. 21; also a servant and a boarder. | Southmayd, Alfred Rathbone (I23443)
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| 4765 | Information on Allen's wife came from T. Dowling's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect. In the Federal Census of 1860, Allen is age 17, living at Alma, Allegany Co., NY, with his married sister Aurelia Southmayd and her husband. Another married sister, Caroline Barron, is nearby with her family. In the Federal Census of 1870, Allen Jr. 27 and his father Allen 69 are living at Alma, Allegany Co., NY. No other family members are listed with them. Allen Sr. works in a shingle mill, and Allen Jr. is a farmer. In the Federal Census of 1880, Allen is married to Elva and has four children. They are living at Alma, NY. According to a family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect, Allen & Elva parted ways and she remarried to Eugene Mayo by about 1884 (this needs more research to confirm). In the Federal Census of 1900, Allen is age 57, living at Scio, Allegany Co., NY. With him are: Grace Allen (dtr) 26, Arthur E. Wightman (son) 24, Robert H. Wightman (son) 23, May Wightman (dtr) 19, and Charles Allen (grandson) 9. | Wightman, Allen Jr. (I23442)
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| 4766 | Information on Amy's descendants came from Myrna Snyder DiCesare, a decendant of Amy & George. | Remington, Amy (I08855)
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| 4767 | Information on Ann was from Rootsweb Worldconnect. | Cook, Ann (I03218)
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| 4768 | Information on Asenath's family and descendants came from Richard Husband, a descendant: OfoolIshallgomad@aol.com Her birth is recorded in the Hartland Town Clerk's Office, Book 1:"Asenath Daughter of Joseph Remington by Catherine his wife was born November the 9 Day 1782, Recorded June the 20th 1783 by Elias Weld Town Clerk." (research by Harry & Cathie Kivler) Asenath appears to be in the 1850 Federal Census at age 67 living with her son Jonathan 39 at West Windsor, VT. However, Her name is given as Linea (?). | Remington, Asenath (I07983)
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| 4769 | Information on Betty and her three children came from Don Appleby's web site, with this source notation: "Gordon L. Remington. Descendant Chart dated 22 Aug 1996 for Thomas Remington enclosed with his letter dated 22 Aug 1996 to Don E. Appleby." | Thomas, Betty Mae (I12865)
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| 4770 | Information on Caroline's husband came from T. Dowling's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect. According to the data there, Van & Caroline had 7 children; 4 died young. The above-mentioned tree also gives Van's parents as Fletcher Johnston Barron of Orange Co., VT; and Mary Horton of Providence, RI. My notes: In the Federal Census of 1860, V. B. Barron 25 and Caroline Barron 23 are living at Alma, Allegany Co., NY. They have an infant daughter, Mary J. 6 mo. They are near Caroline's married sister Aurelia Southmayd and husband; also brother Allen 43. In the Federal Census of 1870, Van Barron 36 NH, Caroline Barron 34 NY, and their year-old twins Carrie & Cora are living at Eau Claire, WI. Also with them are: Nellie Wall or Nall 10 (b Norway, attends school), & Olice Corn 21 (domestic help). In 1880 the family is still at Eau Claire: Van Buren Barron 46, Caroline 43, Carrie 11, Cora 11, & John 8. Van Buren is a lumberman. | Barron, Martin Van Buren (I23444)
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| 4771 | Information on Cora's ancestors can be found here: http://www.ralphvaughan.com/vaughan/gp12969.htm | Vaughn, Cora A. (I25644)
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| 4772 | Information on Daniel can be found here: http://archive.org/stream/chadbrownememori00bulkrich/chadbrownememori00bul krich_djvu.txt | Brown, Daniel (I27456)
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| 4773 | Information on Elizabeth/Betsey as a daughter of Jonathan came ot me from Mary Lou Raftery. A possibility remains that Elizabeth (Betsey) is daughter of Reuben & Elizabeth Remington, however, as she and her husband are living next to/with them in the 1850 census (see notes for her husband). This needs more research. | Remington, Elizabeth Betsey (I23922)
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| 4774 | Information on Ella's maiden name was obtained from the papers of Mary E. Rice of East Greenwich, RI, a researcher for many years. Her collection has been given into the care of the North Kingstown Library in Wickford, RI. | Dietrick, Ella (I15164)
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| 4775 | Information on Frances and her husband were found on a Whipple family web site. | Remington, Frances Almena (I11076)
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| 4776 | Information on Gilbert's name and his marriage to Huldah was obtained from the papers of Mary E. Rice of East Greenwich, RI, a researcher for many years. Her collection has been given into the care of the North Kingstown Library in Wickford, RI. | Pipher, Gilbert P. (I15589)
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| 4777 | Information on James and his family can be found here: http://archive.org/stream/chadbrownememori00bulkrich/chadbrownememori00bul krich_djvu.txt | Brown, James (I27454)
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| 4778 | Information on James as Anna's husband came from an online family tree "Westlake and Walker." http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~westlakewalker/p76.htm | Barnett, James W. (I25085)
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| 4779 | Information on John Andrew, his two wives and children, can be found in The American Genealogist, Vol. 52 pp 19ff. | Andrew, John (I26657)
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| 4780 | Information on John's marriage to Patience Miller, and his children, can be found in Genealogies of RI Families Vol II p 107. | Rogers, John (I24459)
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| 4781 | Information on John's name and his marriage to Ida was obtained from the papers of Mary E. Rice of East Greenwich, RI, a researcher for many years. Her collection has been given into the care of the North Kingstown Library in Wickford, RI. | Place, John (I15590)
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| 4782 | Information on Julia and the Brownson family came from "Baptist Church Notes 1823-1861, Franklin, Delaware Co., NY" -- "Identified People" by Shirley Brownson, 22 Jan 1998 -- on the Delaware County, NY, historical web site. In the 1870 Federal Census, Julia Remington, 55 NY, is living at Franklin, Delaware Co., NY, with/next to Wilson Remington and family. With her is daughter Mary Zabrisky, 30, and her daughter Lizzie, 7. | Brownson, Julia Ann (I20158)
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| 4783 | Information on Luther and his wife Susanna came from a posting by Valorie Sherman on the Remington Message Board at genealogy.com, in reply to a query. | Davis, Luther (I21267)
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| 4784 | Information on Maplet Viola (Violet) Card's marriages and descendants came from Anne Robertson, her great-granddaughter. CROWSHAW, VIOLA M. 1889 - 1967 CY059 | Card, Maplet Viola (I02721)
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| 4785 | Information on Mary, her parentage, spouse, and daughter Amy, were found in a DAR lineage book at Google Books. | Waterman, Mary (I26619)
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| 4786 | Information on Mercy's two marriages is noted in New England Marriages Prior to 1750. | WILLIAMS, Mercy (I02060)
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| 4787 | Information on Phebe's marriage was obtained from a descendant, Toni (Clark) Thompson. I have made an assumption that this married belongs to this particular Phebe Remington, based on all available evidence: her age in the census records, place of marriage, and state of birth. A family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect has her date of death as follows: 21 MAY 1863 in La Crosse Co., WI (source: Wagoner Tree). | Remington, Phebe (I16746)
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| 4788 | Information on Philip and his wife came from a Rootsweb message board posting by David Bindon. | SLOCOMBE, Philip (I09129)
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| 4789 | Information on Sarah came from a tree at ancestry. I have not confirmed it myself. | Hart, Sarah Sally (I28727)
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| 4790 | Information on Smith's name and his marriage to Nora was obtained from the papers of Mary E. Rice of East Greenwich, RI, a researcher for many years. Her collection has been given into the care of the North Kingstown Library in Wickford, RI. Rev. Smith Hardin was the pastor of the Methodist Church in Bradenton, FL. Nora's death certificate names her husband as Rev. Smith Hardin. Notes from Genealogy.com on Harden/Hardin, by Ann Maynard: Children of JOE HARDIN and RHODA BEAM are: REV. SMITH HARDIN, b. October 16, 1869; d. January 11, 1960, Bradenton, FL; m. (1) MARY WHITEHEAD; d. Bef. 1960; m. (2) EMMA HANCOCK; d. Bef. 1960; m. (3) NORA REMINGTON, 1901; d. Bef. 1960. Notes for REV. SMITH HARDIN: Page 107 of "My Harden Family" 1985, by Mrs. Regina Chalk Evans, says that he died in Barstow, FL. The "Robert Kelly Nobles, Jr. Home Page" 1998, says that he is buried in Mausoleum, Lakeland, FL. He came from SC to FL as a young man and was admitted on trial in the Florida Methodist Conference in 1895. He was admitted into full connection in 1896. | Hardin, Rev. Smith (I15591)
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| 4791 | Information on Susan, her husband, and children came from Kerry@KKeener.com. I can't locate the immediate family in any of the censuses, except the daughter Julia in the 1870 census (as Julia Cross). | Remington, Susan (I08429)
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| 4792 | Information on the baptism of the children was found in "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. II," p. 396 (on Family Tree Maker CD 180). The pastor, Rev. John Burt, died 7 Oct 1775, the day the British bombarded the town of Bristol. | Diman, Joseph (I02626)
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| 4793 | Information on the children of Andrew & his second wife Betsey, as well as the date of Andrew's first marriage, came from Linda Poast. She mentioned the source as an Adams Family Bible extract published in the Vital Records of Greenfield, MA. These records are also available online at newenglandancestors.org Andrew was of Northbridge, MA, when he married his second wife Betsey. I am fairly sure that these records pertain to this particular Andrew Adams: 1759 ADAMS Andrew, h. Molly (Morse), h. Betsey (Chapin), Nov. 7,1759, in Sutton ("now Northbridge"), Worcester Co., P.R.28. Birth Greenfield 1759 ADAMS Andrew, s. John of Uxbridge, bap. Dec. 9, 1759. C.R. Birth Grafton | Adams, Andrew (I10739)
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| 4794 | Information on the identity of Mary's parents and William's father and brother came from Janel Woodbury, a descendant [janel_woodbury@yahoo.com]. She also supplied the names of Alice Tripp, who married William b. 1644/45, and their daughter Deliverance. Her reference was an old book called "Representative Old Men and Families of Rhode Island." | THOMAS, Mary (I01446)
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| 4795 | Information on the siblings and ancestors of Experience Bliss (wife of Nathaniell Chaffey) was gleaned from several online sources, and has not been verified through first-hand documentation. Much of the information seems common to numerous genealogy sites, but may not be accurate or "proven." Examples of such sites are: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3713/index.html "Bryant Genealogy" site 309-792-2495 Ronald James Bryant 517-2nd Street Colona, IL 61241 http://www.mizak.net/family "McCabe" site http://www.ezlibrary.net/family/history/pafg2171.htm (this one has some confusing and/or conflicting dates) Interestingly, there seems to have been another "Experience Bliss" born in April 1679 in Hartford, CT. I have not traced their lines of ancestry to determine whether they were related. | BLISS, Experience (I00589)
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| 4796 | Information on the Slack line came from Alan Battams. | SLACK, John (I16858)
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| 4797 | Information on this couple is noted in New England Marriages Prior to 1750. | Family F00743
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| 4798 | Information on this family can be found in "The History of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, 1677-1960, With Related Genealogy" by Martha R. McPartland, p. 269. Henry Tibbetts, Senior is on a list of taxes under Gov. Andros, dated 6 Sept 1687, assessing estates of the Towne of Rochester in the King's Province. The will of Henry Tibbets was dated 27 Nov 1708 at North Kingstown. Some portions of it are burned, but as near as can be determined, it mentions the following individuals: his wife Sarah; three sons -- George, John, & Henry (dec'd, leaving widow/d-in-law Reb____); three daughters -- Mary Green w/o Edward, Sarah Hall, & ____ha Stanton w/o Benjamin; three grandsons -- Thomas, Henry, & William; three granddaughters, d/o son Henry -- Rebecah, Avis & Dinah; and one other granddaughter -- Anna Fones, d/o S_____; also mentioned is William Tanner who rec'd land (poss. grandson or son-in-law). From North Kingstown land evidence: Henry Tibbits deeded, by gift after his decease, land to William Tanner, as given to William Tanner in Henry's last will. Land bounded by George Tibbits, etc. (date lost -- possibly 1710). | TIBBETTS, Henry (I02333)
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| 4799 | Information on this family group may be found in "The Seamans Family in America" by John J. Lawton, 1933. | Seamans, Aaron (I08056)
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| 4800 | Information on this family line was shared by a descendant, Angela Cosby. | Franklin, Sarah Abigail (I09175)
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