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| 5251 | Katrine's mother died within the year after Katrine was born. Her father remarried in 1892. Trine loved her father very much and he was particularly fond of her, too. At one of his places of employment, she would bring him his lunch. She also loved her step-mother, Kirstine, and cried when she received the news in America that she had died. After Trine's grandmother on her mother's side died, the grandfather married again. He was a very good carpenter -- a builder -- but Trine saw him only occasionally. The step--grandmother lived on Mols, and Trine went there frequently to visit and spend vacation days. | Sorensen, Ann Katrine Bothilde (I00427)
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| 5252 | Kent County Vital Records p. 361 | Family F00907
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| 5253 | Kim Holly (Parente) Mieli is the owner of an excellent restaurant/bar/grille called Kim Holly's Bar & Grille. | Parente, Kim Holly (I04343)
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| 5254 | Kim lives in Franklin, TN | Source (S012838)
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| 5255 | King Henry I of England While Henry had many known illegitimate children, he was survived by only one legitimate heir, his daughter Matilda. | BEAUCLERC, King of England Henry I, of Normandy (I19860)
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| 5256 | KING Job, of Benjamin, and Sarah Fish, of Ebenezer; m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Feb. 25, 1770. | Family F08500
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| 5257 | Kingdom of Castile was one of the medieval kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula. Castile was located in north central Spain. | CASTILE, Ferdinand of III (I19848)
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| 5258 | KINNECUT Thomas, and Hannah Bowerman; m. by Rev. Mr. Sparhawk, May 2, 1706. | Family F06686
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| 5259 | Kjeld & Tove have two children. | Christensen, Kjeld (I11704)
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| 5260 | KNAPP Moses B., of David and Anne, Sept. 2, 1798. I am not sure whether Moses B. is a son of David & Mariam ( aka Anne?) or a son of a younger couple named David & Anne. However, a Moses Knapp is mentioend as a son in the will of David Knapp of Johnston. This will mentions Naomy as David's wife in 1826. | Knapp, Moses B. (I23673)
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| 5261 | KNAPP Olive and James Lee, formerly of England, at Johnston. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1824. KNAPP Olive and James Lee, formerly of England, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, at Johnston, Sept. 19, 1824. | Family F08910
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| 5262 | KNAPP Zachariah R. and Mrs. Elizabeth Young, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, April 4, 1819 | Family F08905
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| 5263 | KNIGHT Capt. Jonathan, June 25, 1717; Providence. | Knight, Captain Jonathan (I27078)
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| 5264 | KNIGHT Jonathan, and Martha Angell ; m. by Richard Brown, Justice, April 3, 1718; Providence Marriages (Vol. 1 : Pg. 30). | Family F10126
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| 5265 | KNIGHT Jonathan, Jr., and Experience Westcott ; m. by William Burton, Justice, Dec. 2, 1740; Marriage (Vol. 1 : Pg. 95) Providence, RI. | Family F10127
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| 5266 | KNIGHT Joseph, of Darius, of Scituate, and Olive Colvin, of Nathan, of Coventry; m. at Coventry, by James Parkman, Justice, Aug. 22, 1819. | Family F09942
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| 5267 | KNIGHT Joseph, of Scituate, and Elizabeth Knight, of Jonathan, of Cranston ; m. by William Burton, Justice, Sept. 28, 1760. | Family F09943
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| 5268 | Lafayette married #1: a lady from Newport, and #2: daughter of a French nobleman (according to Mrs. Morse). | Tibbetts, Lafayette (I02023)
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| 5269 | LAKE Jeremiah, of Jonathan and Rebecca, and Mary Hart, of Sanford and Hannah; m. by Redford Dennis, Justice, Oct. 13, 1800, Tiverton. | Family F09855
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| 5270 | LAKE Joel, of Joel, dec., and Sarah, and Freelove Manchester, of Edward and Mary; m. by Weston Hicks, Justice, Dec. 18, 1748. | Family F07097
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| 5271 | LAKE Joel, of Joel, dec., and Sarah, and Freelove Manchester, of Edward and Mary; m. by Weston Hicks, Justice, Dec. 18, 1748. | Lake, Joel Jr. (I18622)
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| 5272 | LAKE Sarah, (Grinnell, of Anson), wife of James, ------, 1805, member at Tiverton TABOR Paul, aged 71 years, farmer, his 2d marriage, of Warren, born Tiverton, son of John and Nancy, and Sarah Lake, aged 69 years, her 2d marriage, born Tiverton, daughter of Anson and Rhoda Grinnell, Oct. 7, 1860. | Grinnell, Sarah (I05722)
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| 5273 | Lalla West wrote to my grandmother Laura (Chafee) Remington at least twice in 1943, after the death of my uncle Russel Remington in World War II. Lalla, who was living in La Grange, Illinois, had seen his name on the list of the war dead, and wrote to "Family of Russel P. Remington" in East Greenwich, RI. Lalla was very interested in Remington family connections. She said she was proud of the many Remington boys serving our country, and urged my grandmother to get comfort and strength from her Bible. Lalla says "I have long been a D.A.R." From handwritten notes of Virginia Adair: "As a child my grandmother, born in 1874, the daughter of William Aborn Remington, used to visit her widowed grandmother, Sally Anne Arnold Remington, in RI. As she had two Arnold lines back to William Arnold I have lots of Arnold material -- even the old Sion Arnold Bible. I only wish I had questioned her and my mother about the early Remingtons!!" From the Georgia Genwen site: Garnett Lee West born Homer, GA, May 17, 1868 Married June 23, 1891 Lalla Rook Remington born Aug 5, 1874 Dau. Of Wm. Aborn Remington Children: 1. Maud King West 2. Thelma Remington West 3. Edith Woodfin West [http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/bibles/w2300001.txt] -- from the John B. & Andrew Jackson West Bible Record I believe that Lalla's middle name was Grady, named after her mother's paternal grandmother's maiden name. (see Rootsweb's Worldconnect) | Remington, Lalla G. (I11993)
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| 5274 | LandNHam@aol.com | Source (S013099)
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| 5275 | Last Rites Conducted For Mrs Cole, Aged 94 Harrisville- Funeral services were held for Mrs Judith Cole, 94, Friday afternoon at the Methodist church, Rev N James Polney, pastor, officiating. Mrs Cole, one of the oldest residents of this vicinity, had made her home here for the past 70 years. She died Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cring where she resided. Mrs Cole was born Dec 24, 1849, in Burlington, Vt, daughter of Amos and Phoebe Remington. She married George Reader who died 53 years ago. She later married Charles Cole, who died nine years ago. Survivors are an adopted daughter, Mrs Julius Miller, Carthage, NY; a foster son, Henry Reader, whom Mrs Cole had brought up since he was four years old; four nephews, Arthur and Clarence LaParr, Harrisville and Lee and Fred LaParr, Watertown. Burial was made in Harrisville cemetery. Transcribed from Friday, 16 Jun 1944 The Theresa Gleaner [newspaper], Theresa, Jefferson County, New York. | Remington, Judith (I18341)
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| 5276 | Laura Remington was an accomplished accompanist and organist. (from obit of son David) | Wilbur, Laura A. (I22284)
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| 5277 | Laura was married first to Joe Manderville. They had a son named Leland. | Cronk, Laura Belle (I14838)
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| 5278 | Lauriston & Patience are married and living at Coventry, RI, in the 1880 Federal Census. | Family F01893
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| 5279 | LAWTON ELIZABETH S (SMITH) 1792c - 29 SEP 1863 NK013 | Smith, Elizabeth (I25736)
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| 5280 | LAWTON ISAAC H 1813e - 25 NOV 1858 NK053 | Lawton, Isaac H. (I24586)
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| 5281 | LAWTON MARIA W 1811e - 14 JAN 1895 NK053 | Nichols, Maria W. (I05827)
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| 5282 | LE VALLEY Benjamin, aged 53, born Coventry, R. I., of Philadelphia, PA, of Caleb and Alice, and Susan Jenckes, aged 47, born Swanzey, of Pawtucket, daughter of Simmons and Susan Luther, 2nd marriage of each party, married by Rev. A. D. Williams Jan. 1, 1855, Pawtucket. | Family F05315
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| 5283 | Lena's birth record at Bristol says she is the fourth child born to George & Susan. | Chafee, Lena R. (I12916)
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| 5284 | Lena's maiden name came from the death record of her daughter Beatrice (RIDI). | Sweet, Lena Frances (I17225)
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| 5285 | Lenora's marriage record at Coventry identifies her parents as Calvin & Catherin M. Hopkins. This agrees with the census data, because she is living with them at West Greenwich in the 1870 Federal Census. In the Federal Census of 1910, Lenora Sprague is age 43 and divorced, living at Coventry, RI. With her are her three daughters: Bertha 20, Olive L. 16, & Florence J. 13. Also there are two boarders, John & Harold Rollinson. | Hopkins, Lenora Frances (I21106)
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| 5286 | Leola married Sulo Erickson. | Fontaine, Leola Mae "Nona" (I20890)
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| 5287 | Leola was d/o of Arthur W. Quackenbush & Rosetta Zimmerman. | Quackenbush, Leola M. (I25105)
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| 5288 | LEONARD, Edmund D. and Elizabeth Remington of Hinsdale, int. Oct. 22, 1829. | Family F05082
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| 5289 | Leverett Hubbard married Mrs. Ann Peirce 30 Nov 1769 in Portsmouth, NH; he died in 1793 as Hon. Leverett Hubbard, Esq. Ann was the widow of Nathaniel Peirce. A Leverett Hubbard married Sarah Whitehead in New Haven, CT, 22 May 1746. According to family information at findagrave.com, that Leverett is a cousin, grandson of John Hubbard Sr. From the Medico-legal Journal, Vol. 18, edited by Clark Bell, p 101 (Google Books): "Leverett Hubbard, Ex-Associate Justice Supreme Court of New Hampshire 1763-1784; a son of Judge Nathaniel Hubbard of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, was born in Rhode Island in 1723, graduated at Harvard in 1742, studied law in Rhode Island, went to Portsmouth about 1760 to practice his profession, in 1762 was made comptroller of the customs, and in 1763 Judge of the Superior Court. He served until 1784, when the state constitution was revised and he was not re-appointed. He died in Portsmouth January 2, 1793." See also North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, Daniel Peirce and His Descendants, p 10 (ancestry.com) | Hubbard, Leverett (I28620)
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| 5290 | Levi was a printer and merchant. | Sibley, Levi Waite (I21648)
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| 5291 | Levi was a son of George M. Dix Sr. & Sally Marshall. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) In the Federal Census of 1860, Levi & Matilda, ages 28 & 30, are living at Accomack, Accomack Co., VA. In the Federal census of 1870, Levy & Matilda, ages 26 & 38, are living at Metompkin, Accomack Co., Va. In the Federal Census of 1880, Levi & Matilda, ages 45 & 40, are still living in Accomack Co., VA. | Dix, Levi (I22494)
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| 5292 | Lewis Latham, Gentleman, was sergeant falconer to King Charles I. Lewis died at age 80. His will, dated 6 May 1653 and proved 1 Sep 1655, leaves legacies to sons Henry and John; dtrs Ann Segar, Frances Clarke, Catherine Garrett, Elizabeth Bibble, Ellen Sherringham, and Winifred Downes; his wife and executrix was Winifred Latham. | LATHAM, Lewis (I02781)
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| 5293 | Lewis was probably named after his uncle by marriage, Lewis Grinnell, husband of Amy Bennett. Lewis G. Manchester died at age 75 of coronary disease. The death record identifes his parents as Perry & Anna. | Manchester, Lewis G. (I27801)
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| 5294 | Like her mother, Wait (Rice) Holden died shortly after bearing twins. The obituary reported that she died at age 41, having had 15 children, two of which were delivered 4 hours before she died; 14 children were living. HOLDEN Mrs. Waite, consort of Charles, Esq., of Warwick, in childbed, aged 41 years, having had 15 children, with two which were delivered about 4 hours before her death; 14 of the children are living, April 14, 1779 [newenglandancestors.org. Arnold's VRs] | Rice, Wait (I05303)
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| 5295 | Like his brother Philip, Caleb migrated westward to Ohio in the early 1820s: "Before the year 1824 Leonard Metz, Newton Messenger, Col. Everett Messenger, Portius Wheeler, David Thompson, Elder David Dudley and Caleb Johnson, settled near the town of Big Island, forming quite a settlement in the place, where it was thought probable that the county seat would be located. The town of Big Island was laid out by Dr. Alson Norton. For many years after the county seat was located at Marion, repeated efforts were made to secure its removal to Big Island, and the hope of success was not wholly given up until the erection of the Court House in 1832." (http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Marion/History1907/marhisc7.htm) | Johnson, Caleb (I16489)
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| 5296 | Like his father, Samuel was Governor of the Colony of RI. As his second wife, Samuel married the widow of his brother Caleb. Information on Samuel's life and his gravesite can be found at findagrave.com. | Cranston, Gov. Samuel (I16586)
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| 5297 | Lillian was daughter of Albert and Lena (Smith) Wood. (Source: email from Wilfred Vasile) | Wood, Lillian May (I25927)
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| 5298 | Lindsay was a pauper and died in the County Asylum. | Johnson, Lindsey (I01236)
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| 5299 | Listed on the 1880 Federal Census at Perrysburgh, Cattaraugus, NY, are: William, 29 NY, farmer; Hattie, 25 NY; William, 6 NY; and Alvah, 4 NY. No Seth is listed. Clifford would have died earlier that year. | Merrill, William W. (I10129)
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| 5300 | Little Alice died of "consumption of the blood." | Remington, Alice E. (I23417)
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