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Matches 6,051 to 6,100 of 7,783
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| 6051 | Raymond Wing's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect has much historical information about the Wing family, and has been a good resource for me in my research of this family, our ancestors of so long ago. | WING, Rev. John (I05197)
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| 6052 | Read about Emma of Normandy at Wikipedia. She had a very adventurous life. | Normandy, Emma of (I28073)
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| 6053 | Read about Gunnor or "Gunnora" at Wikipedia -- very interesting! | UNKNOWN, Gunnor (I28072)
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| 6054 | Read all about Rollo at Wikipedia and elsewhere online. He was from either Denmark or Norway. | VIKING, Hrolf "Rollo" (I28069)
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| 6055 | Rebecca and her sister Mercy married two Sheldon brothers, William & Roger. | Rhodes, Rebecca (I11479)
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| 6056 | Rebecca Carr Harrington was Meribah's aunt, so it is a reasonable assumption that Meribah married her first cousin. | Whitford, Meribah (I01237)
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| 6057 | Rebecca had a son named Richard, mentioned in the will of her brother Nathaniel. See notes for Nathaniel, and for Rebecca's husband Mr. Stanton. | Munday, Rebecca (I28596)
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| 6058 | Rebecca is listed on the membership list of the Congregational Church, Bristol, RI, as of 22 May 1785. The will of Rebecca Munro, widow, dated 16 May 1826, mentions her deceased father Richard Smith, sons Josiah & Jeremiah (dec'd), and daughters Mary & Rebecca (widow of Benjamin Munro). There seems to be some confusion about the actual date of death. The "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 13, p. 242 says 3 Nov 1827, while the RI Cemetery Database records her date of death from the gravestone as 31 May 1827. However, her will was proved 7 Jan 1827. Perhaps she really died in November 1826? | Smith, Rebecca (I12432)
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| 6059 | Rebecca was a daughter of George W. Bull & Elizabeth Bonnewell. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) | Bull, Rebecca Susan (I22538)
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| 6060 | Rebecca was Samuel's second wife. | Lindsey, Rebecca (I12530)
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| 6061 | Rebecca's husband may have been Capt. Giles Stanton born 11 Sep 1734 s/o John Stanton b 7 Sep 1700 and Ann Slocum b 17 May 1707 md. 1725 (this needs more research to be confirmed). If so, I believe they had at least three children -- Richard Stanton, mentioned in the 1785 will of Nathaniel Munday, Rebecca's brother; Giles E. Stanton, b RI 1 Apr 1784 (Nantucket records and censuses), d 14 Sep 1854 age 69 New Bedford, md 1805 Hannah Beebe b 18 July 1786 Nantucket d/o Nathan & Elizabeth, and lived on Nantucket; and Rebeckah Stanton d 4 Aug 1776 age 3 mos and 5 days, d/o Capt. Giles and Rebeckah (Newport, RI, Colonial Burial Grounds, p 265). The 1774 census lists Giles Stanton as a family head at Newport, RI: 2 white males 16+, 5 white males <16, 2 white females 16+, and 1 white female <16, total of 10 in household. This suggests more children, or at least a larger household than is known. Capt. Giles Stanton of brig Two Friends arrived in NYC from Jamaica 25 June 1759 after 2 months passage. Jan 1760: Capt. Giles Stanton arrived at Plymouth among several other ship captains who had been taken and mistreated in a barbaric manner by the French. Capt. Giles Stanton arrived in Newport June 1770 from Hispaniola on the brig Polly. Possible grandchildren -- interested parties who signed the estate document of Giles E. Stanton in New Bedford in 1854: Sarah S. Macy, Hannah Stanton, William B. Stanton, James E. Stanton, John Stanton, Hannah F. Gorham, Lydia Simmons, Mary B. Gifford, Henry E. Stanton, Elizabeth Matthews (?), David B. Stanton, and Albert G. Stanton, Admin. (see Rootsweb's Worldconnect for possible list of children of Giles and Hannah). I don't know what became of Richard Stanton. | Stanton, Mr. (I28598)
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| 6062 | Rebecca's maiden name is given several different spellings in the index (Sayer, Tazer); It would be better to view the original at Jamestown. I have roughly estimated her birth year. I think she may be a descendant of Benjamin Tayer of Newport, particularly since she has a son named Benjamin. | Tayer, Rebecca (I26871)
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| 6063 | Rebeckah and her husband were first cousins, because their fathers were brothers. | Lippitt, Rebeckah (I04055)
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| 6064 | Rebeckah may have been divorced from Ashbel when she married John S. Nottage. Her father is identified as Edward Beasely of Cranston. Her mother was most likely Almira Ellis, who was married to Edward Beasely 28 Oct 1822 at Cranston. Almira "Beazley" also married George Longley Nottage, Sr. | Beazley, Rebeckah Maria (I15992)
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| 6065 | Rebeka Ruggles is mentioned as niece and daughter of Rebeka Hart in the will of her uncle Nathaniel Hubbard. | Hart, Rebeka (I28633)
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| 6066 | received 16 Feb 2002 as an email attachment | Source (S012876)
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| 6067 | Received from Mrs. Dorothy (Remington) Culbreth | Source (S013219)
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| 6068 | RECORDS, ALZADA (ARNOLD) 1901 - 1982 EX022 | Arnold, Alzada (I00899)
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| 6069 | REDWOOD Abraham, to Patience Phillips, widow of William, and daughter of Joseph Howland, Aug. 14, 1716. | Family F10228
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| 6070 | REDWOOD Ann, of Abraham and Mehitable, to John Wanton, of John, Newport, June 10, 1718; Town Page Detail: Marriage (Vol. Unknown Original Volume & Page : Pg. 32634). | Family F09254
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| 6071 | REDWOOD Jonas Langford, of Abraham and Mehitable, aged 18 years, 5 months, 18 days, thrown from his horse, at Mile Corner, Newport, Oct. 27, 1726. | Redwood, Jonas Langford (I27399)
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| 6072 | REDWOOD Mary, of Abraham, to Daniel Lawrence, Flushing, L.I., Sept. 14, 1716. | Family F10231
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| 6073 | REDWOOD Mehitable, daughter of Abraham and Patience Redwood, and wife of Benjamin Hazard, June 18, 1761, aged 38 years. | Redwood, Mehitable (I27401)
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| 6074 | REDWOOD Sarah, of Abraham, Salem, to Joseph Whipple, of Joseph, Providence, March 1, 1721. | Family F10232
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| 6075 | REDWOOD William, of Abraham, Esq., aged 51 years, May 16, 1784. REDWOOD William, at Newport, in 52d year. Gazette of May 29, 1784. REDWOOD William, at Newport. in 52d year. Chronicle of June 3, 1784. | Redwood, William (I27413)
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| 6076 | REED Rev. Jared, and Mrs. Nancy Seabury, of Cornelius; m. by Rev. Samuel Beane, Nov. 10, 1845. | Family F08760
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| 6077 | Reed worked for Raytheon Corp. for 34 years. He also did Pilgrim re-enactments on the Mayflower II. | Remington, Reed Seaforth (I24864)
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| 6078 | Ref: Vol. 7b p. 139 | Family F04921
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| 6079 | Ref: Vol. 7b p. 666 (FreeBMD web site) | Family F04920
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| 6080 | Reference for Sarah Medbury and William Greene: Some "Colonial Dames" of Royal Descent: Pedigrees Showing the Lineal Descent from Kings of Some Members of the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America, and of the Order of the Crown, Document: soft copy in my files Abbrev: Colonial Dames Author: Compiler: Charles Henry Browning Publication: Geanological Publishing Co, Baltimore, MD, 1969 Page: Pedigree II (source: Rootsweb's Worldconnect) | Medbury, Sarah (I26121)
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| 6081 | Referred to in email from Pam Amari, 6 Apr 2005 | Source (S013349)
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| 6082 | Register of Families of Candia Compiled by William Churchill Reade, Pastor of the Congregational Church, 1878 - 1883 | Source (S012998)
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| 6083 | Rejoice COOK Rejoice, d. of Aaron and Rachel, Feb. 22, 1771 (Birth) Wrentham, MA VOSE REJOICE (COOK) 1771 - 15 JUL 1855 WO#010 | Cook, Rejoice (I26157)
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| 6084 | REMINGTON ANELLA V 1863 - 1937 CY059 In 1900, three siblings are living together at Providence: Mary B Remington 43 Anella V Remington 36 Lorenzo D Remington 50 In 1910, Mary B. and Anella V. Remington, ages 52 and 46, are living on Baxter St., Providence. Mary teaches music and Anella is a teacher. | Remington, Anella V. Nellie (I26148)
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| 6085 | REMINGTON LORENZO DOW 1820 - 1898 CY059 In 1850 the family is at Warwick, RI (all born RI): Lorenzo D Remington 30 Sarah A Remington 31 Josephine S Remington 8 Susan F Remington 6 Caroline G Remington 3 Jemima B Remington 63 A notation beside Jemima's name shows wd -- widow. She is actually Sarah's mother, Jemima Barlow. In 1860, the family is still at Warwick: Lorenzo D Remington 39 Cloth Packer Sarah M Remington 41 Josephine P Remington 18 Susan F Remington 16 Caroline G Remington 13 Lorenzo T Remington 9 Mary B Remington 2 In 1870, the family is at Providence: Lorenzo D Remington 49 Fruit Dealer Sarah N Remington 51 Josephine S Remington 28 Willard A Johnson 28 Printer Susan F Johnson 26 Susan J Johnson 10/12 Carrie G Remington 23 Lorenzo D Remington 19 Minnie B Remington 12 Annie G Remington 10 Nellie V Remington 7 In 1880, the family is still at Providence: Lorenzo D. Remington 59 Sarah N. Remington 61 Minnie B. Remington 22 Anella V. Remington 16 | Remington, Lorenzo Dow (I26138)
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| 6086 | REMINGTON MARY B 1857 - 1932 CY059 In 1900, three siblings are living together at Providence: Mary B Remington 43 Anella V Remington 36 Lorenzo D Remington 50 In 1910, Mary B. and Anella V. Remington, ages 52 and 46, are living on Baxter St., Providence. Mary teaches music and Anella is a teacher. | Remington, Mary B. Minnie (I26146)
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| 6087 | Remington & Dorcas lived in Amsterdam, Montgomery Co., NY, as did some of Dorcas's family who had left RI during the War of 1812. From Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family: "After the destruction of homes on the island of Prudence, RI, by the British (1812), he, with several other families, formed a colony and removed to New York, taking a boat up the Hudson to Albany, thence to Amsterdam, where they settled." | Fairbanks, Remington (I14985)
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| 6088 | REMINGTON Caleb, of Johnston, and Joanna Levalley, of Cranston; m. by Elder Elisha Sprague, Nov. 25, 1819. | Family F02394
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| 6089 | REMINGTON Charles, son of Phinehas, aged 17 years, killed by a jamb between two boats, at Charleston Bridge, Mass. (American of Sept. 2, 1828) | Remington, Charles (I13672)
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| 6090 | REMINGTON Hon. Henry and Lucy A. Arnold, at Apponaug. American of Jan. 20, 1824 ARNOLD Lucy A. and Henry Remington, at Apponaug. Patriot of Jan. 21, 1824 REMINGTON Henry, Esq., and Lucy A. Arnold, at Apponaug. Journal of Jan. 22, 1824 | Family F01074
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| 6091 | REMINGTON Jonathan and Eliza Rice, both of Warwick, May 19, 1811. | Family F01063
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| 6092 | REMINGTON PATIENCE P 1797c - 2 MAY 1842 WK114 | Hill, Patience P. (I25351)
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| 6093 | REMINGTON SARAH (NYE) 1819 - 1897 CY059 I am not sure whether her maiden name was Nye or Barlow. | Barlow, Sarah Nye (I26139)
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| 6094 | Remington Smith is the great great grandfather of Chandler Smith Cheek. Another genealogy has his date of death as 11 May 1874. (see Mary E. Rice Collection) On 16 Nov 1842, Remington Smith was one of three men who represented the Pawtuxet Baptist Church at a Council of the RI Baptist State Convention, held at the Old Warwick Baptist Meeting House. This meeting considered and approved the establishment of the Shawomet Baptist Church, now located on West Shore Rd., Warwick (sometimes called "Old Warwick"). | Smith, Captain Remington (I10606)
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| 6095 | Remington Thomas, Jr., of Thomas, and Mary Wood, of William ; m. by Eld. Charles Holden, June 7, 1778 (Arnold's VRs, Warwick Marriages, p 96). | Family F04210
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| 6096 | REMINGTON, AMY 1870 - 1949 WK005 According to the 1920 Federal Census, Amy came to America in 1889. | Baker, Amy (I14781)
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| 6097 | REMINGTON, IDA F (GREENE) 1869 - 10 FEB 1907 WK142 | Greene, Ida F. (I14778)
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| 6098 | REMINGTON, ALFIUS and DAVIS, ELIZABETH; 01/01/1857, Vol. I, p. 238; PIKE CO. | Family F05578
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| 6099 | Remington, Chas. Rollins to Hellen M. Warren September 16, 1858 at residence of G. C. Warren by Rev. Edward Moyses. Witnesses: Gorham C. & Augusta Warren, Illustrious Remington and others. | Family F03430
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| 6100 | REMINGTON, Elizabeth, wife of Jesse REMINGTON, d. Sept. 23, 1820: "Grant me my Saviour an abode An humble station near my God Where I may hallelujahs wave And spend eternity in praise." (source: http://www.fccmerrnh.org/epitaphs.html -- "Turkey Hill [Meetinghouse] Cemetery") Turkey Hill Cemetery is on the corner of Turkey Hill and Meetinghouse roads in Merrimack, NH, the original site of the First Congregational Church building and the resting place of many of the founding members. | Unknown, Elizabeth (I20695)
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