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Matches 5,551 to 5,600 of 7,783
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| 5551 | Mehetable, d. Robert & Sarah, b. Apr. 5, 1767; 3; 107 Mehetable, m. Isaac Farnam, Oct. 15, 1792; 4; 84 Source: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm | Snow, Mehitable (I25466)
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| 5552 | Mehitable married Mr. Starkweather, Mr. Sterry, and Dr. Blodgett. | Fenner, Mehitable (I07847)
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| 5553 | Melissa and her sister Sarah may have married brothers. This needs more research to confirm. | Remington, Melissa W. (I04161)
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| 5554 | Membership #22542 | Source (S013531)
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| 5555 | Membership #750866, Estabrook Chapter, Rockville, IN | Source (S013532)
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| 5556 | Mercy (Burlingame) Gorton was mentioned in the 1719 Warwick will of her grandmother, Mary (Knowles) Lippitt. She was probably the daughter of either Thomas Burlingame or John Burlingame. | Burlingame, Mercy (I06066)
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| 5557 | Mercy (Remington) Armington died in her 24th year. | Remington, Mercy (I05145)
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| 5558 | Mercy (Stafford) Waterman died just one month short of 97 years old. | STAFFORD, Mercy (I02039)
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| 5559 | Mercy Burlingame was a widow when she married Thomas Manchester. | Burlingame, Mercy (I03678)
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| 5560 | Mercy is a 5th-generation Mayflower descendant, through her mother Hannah (Church) Boomer. I am not sure if this birth date for Mercy is correct -- needs more research (source: Rootsweb's Worldconnect). "The Luther Genealogy" p. 188 says she was born 16 Nov 1694. Mercy is mentioned as Mary (or Marcy?) Luther in the will of her brother, Joshua Boomer. He also mentions his sister Mary Elsbree, so it is clear these are two sisters. Mercy was executor of her husband's will as of 1 Apr 1755. It appears that she died before 2 Nov 1756, as a document of that date appoints Elisha Mason of Swansea to be executor of Nathaniel's will, as his widow/executor Mercy Luther has since died. A Jan 1759 document refers to a legacy she and her husband had left for the care of their daughter Hannah, who is "non compos." | BOOMER, Mercy (I19671)
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| 5561 | Mercy Tefft and her husband James Rogers were first cousins. | Tefft, Mercy (I24435)
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| 5562 | Mercy was a daughter of Resolved Waterman III. | Waterman, Mercy (I14597)
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| 5563 | Mercy was a daughter of Rev. Thomas Manchester. | Manchester, Mercy (I04487)
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| 5564 | Mercy was a male, Lieutenant Mercy Borden, according to records of his mother's estate. According to a family story, his mother named him Mercy because she and the unborn child were spared during a violent lightning storm. | Borden, Mercy (I26242)
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| 5565 | Mercy was d/o William and Sarah (Medbury) Greene. | Greene, Mercy (I23569)
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| 5566 | Mercy was first married to a Mr. Higginbotham, and had sons Charles, William, & George, mentioned in the will of her second husband, Randall Rice (Sr.). | Westcott, Mercy (I06113)
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| 5567 | Mercy was the daughter of Rev. Thomas Gorton, pastor of The West Henrietta Baptist Church. | Gorton, Mercy (I08498)
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| 5568 | Merton died of a cholera infection of 2 1/2 days. | Elsbree, Merton E. (I18710)
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| 5569 | Mette Marie worked for a time in Copenhagen. When she came home to visit her mother, she met a widower named Per Pedersen. He was a carpenter. They married and lived in Fuglso, raising two children, Jorgen and Martha. When Martha was a baby, Trine frequently took care of her. | Sorensen, Mette Marie (I00819)
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| 5570 | Michael and Martha were of East Greenwich, according to the will of Daniel Fones, dated 8 Apr 1790. He may have been a son of John & Lydia (needs more research to confirm). | Spencer, Michael (I21728)
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| 5571 | Michael Edward Remington's genealogy has her birth year as 1854; the 1900 census says 1853. | Merrill, Julia Ann (I16133)
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| 5572 | Michael was "of Warwick" and Almy was "of East Greenwich." | Family F02392
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| 5573 | Mildren wrote a book entitled "Avengers" about the native Americans of Pennsylvania. | Remington, Mildred E. (I15743)
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| 5574 | MILLER HENRIETTA 1867c - 19 NOV 1872 CY030 | Miller, Henrietta (I24512)
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| 5575 | MILLER SARAH 1799c - 11 MAR 1890 CY030 | Dean, Sarah (I02593)
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| 5576 | MILLER JOHN P 1794c - 15 JUL 1872 CY030 In the Federal Census of 1860, John P. & Sarah Miller, ages 66 & 61, are living at Coventry, RI. John is a shoemaker. In the household are also: Lucy A. 24 mill opr, William F. 23 harness maker, and Susan E. 24 seamstress. | Miller, John Potter (I02592)
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| 5577 | MILLER PHEBE A 1844c - 27 NOV 1879 CY030 According to Phebe's death record at Coventry, her parents were Jonathan & Martha Remington. Jonathan R. Remington "of Warwick" married Martha C. Babcock "of Coventry," at Coventry 10 Oct 1841. | Remington, Phebe A. (I24511)
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| 5578 | Minnie was d/o Louis Trautman & Mary Kenock. | Trautman, Minnie (I22760)
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| 5579 | Minnie's maiden name was given to me by a descendant, Barbara Smith. In the 1930 Federal Census, Minnie Remington is a widow age 59, living in Chicago. According to the census data, her father was born in WI and her mother in Norway. With Minnie are two of her children, Eugene 22 and Mildred 20. | Nitschke, Minnie (I21762)
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| 5580 | Minnie's maiden name was provided to me by Ann Bowler in the Remington Family History Report; some information from Donald Remington. | Rice, Minnie E. (I16366)
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| 5581 | Minnie's second husband, John Tiffany, was her second cousin, and also her cousin several other ways. | Remington, Minnie Phebe (I15365)
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| 5582 | Miss A. E. Remington was Assistant Principal of the English and Classical School, which opened in Dover, Delaware, on 29 October 1860. She taught Latin, French, & algebra. Abby wrote many letters to her parents and brothers during the late 1850s and 1860s. Her letters were full of love for her family, dedication to her job, and passion for patriotism. Calling her brothers Jim & Ben, she often chided them for not writing to her more often, saying she was worried about them when she didn't hear from them. These personal and poignant letters, which include much about the Civil War era, can be viewed at the archives of the RI Historical Society Library. She died at age 41. Scripture on her gravestone: "Whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die." John 11:26 | Remington, Abby E. (I04149)
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| 5583 | Miss Elizabeth A. Corey, of Berkeley, and Mr. Joseph Rounds, of Rehoboth, md 16 Aug 1843 at Dighton, MA, by Rev. E. W. Barrows. The marriage intention was recorded 14 July 1843 at Rehoboth. | Family F10708
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| 5584 | Molly & John's children were first cousins to Maplet, our ancestor. Mary Tillinghast, d/o Samuel, and her marriage and family are discussed in "The Tillinghasts in America" by Wayne G. Tillinghast, RI Genealogical Society 2006, p. 528 & 529. In John's sworn testimony in his pension file on 28 June 1820, he says that his wife Mary, aged 62, has been lame for 30 years. According to "Isaac Willey of New London, Conn., and his descendants," by Henry Willey, p. 81, Mary Remington died at age 77. This agrees exactly with her birth year as 1763. From "Berkshire Co., Mass., Probate Index, 1761 to 1900" page 243: Mary Remington, Adams, Adm., July 15 1840, #6176. | Tillinghast, Mary "Molly" (I02475)
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| 5585 | Monroe County, NY (from NYGenweb): Charles Goff of Rush; Will book 1 p. 322; Dated Oct. 8, 1832, Probated Dec. 20, 1832. Mentions daughters: Deborah Preston, Hannah Remington, Esther Allen, Betsey Tupper and Arnath Brainard Executors wife: Anna and son Charles W. Witnesses: Andrew Kingsbury, William Barrett, & John Lemogne | Goff, Charles (I19937)
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| 5586 | Monroe Remington was one of triplets, all of whom lived to be age 72 or over. In the 1850 Federal Census, Monroe & Eliza are living at Blackstone, MA. They have one child, Herbert, age 1. In the 1880 Federal Census, Monroe & Nellie are at Blackstone, Worcester Co., MA. The death record at Blackstone gives his date of death as 31 Dec 1891. | Remington, Monroe (I05594)
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| 5587 | Monte's father was adopted; his biological family name was Ellsworth. | Schweitzer, Monte June (I27911)
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| 5588 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14 p. 185. | Jacobs, Joseph (I20773)
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| 5589 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14 p. 186. | Phillips, Joseph (I20774)
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| 5590 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14 pp. 184 & 185. | Bosworth, Nathaniel Jr. (I20763)
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| 5591 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14 pp. 185 & 187-189 ff. | Bosworth, Bellamy (I20767)
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| 5592 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14 pp. 192 - 196. | Bosworth, John (I20765)
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| 5593 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 19 p. 275. | Kinnecutt, Lydia (I20753)
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| 5594 | More information on this family is given in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 19 p. 279. | Coomer, John (I20760)
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| 5595 | Moses & Alice were first cousins, his mother, Elizabeth, and her father, Thomas, being siblings. Moses & Alice and family lived at Little Compton. | Butts, Moses (I07683)
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| 5596 | MOSES Ashbel O., of Barnaby, of Burkamstead, Conn., and Rebecca Maria Beasley, of Edward, of Cranston, R. I.; m. by Rev. Jonathan Leavett, July 20, 1847. It appears that Ashbel may have been divorced and remarried in 1855 (MA Vital Records). | Family F08878
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| 5597 | Moses is buried in the Moses Lippitt Lot, Warwick, RI, off River Vue Avenue between #78 and #92. | Lippitt, Moses IV (I04471)
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| 5598 | Moses was five times appointed deputy from 1681 to 1699, was overseer of the poor in 1687, and when he died, January 6, 1703, at Warwick, he left an estate which included a stock of leather, green hides and bark, abd tanning instruments. TheLippitt Burial Ground, in which are still to be found the uninscribed graves of Moses, and probably his father as well, is situated in a pasture southeast of the road and a quarter of a mile east of the Quaker meeting house at Old Warwick. | Lippitt, Moses (I05710)
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| 5599 | Moses's family Bible was purchased in Savannah, GA, 21 December 1818. Moses and family resided at Troupville and later moved to Valdosta when that town was started on land near the railroad. At one time he was a business associate of Capt. W. H. Briggs, a son of Dr. Henry Briggs & his wife Catherine (Converse). The Smith & Briggs lots at the Valdosta Cemetery, Sunset Hill, adjoin each other. Capt. Briggs had a son who died in infancy, named Moses, after Moses Smith. | Smith, Moses Sr. (I10705)
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| 5600 | Most likely his middle name was Eldridge, named after his paternal grandmother. James & Sally were first cousins, since his father and her mother were siblings to each other; their parents were also siblings of our ancestor Jonathan. There is a James E. Remington at East Greenwich in the 1830 US Census. The 1850 US Census for Warwick has: Sarah Remington, widow, 73 Charles E. Remington, weaver, 28 Dorcas Remington, 20 Franklin Remington, 24, agriculture William Remington, 22, agriculture Jonathan Remington, 23, agriculture | Remington, James E. (I02817)
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