Sarah Sally Rice

Notes:

(If you use any portion of these notes, please give credit to me, Lois Sorensen, Remington researcher, and to other sources as noted herein.)

Sarah Rice was first cousin to our ancestor Maplet.

In the 1850 Federal Census, Sarah Remington, widow age 75, is living at Warwick, Kent, RI. With her are : Charles E. 23 (her son - a weaver), Dorcas 20 (his first wife), Mary E. Bates 10 (sister of Dorcas; later became Charles's second wife), and three of her other sons -- Franklin 24, William R. 22, & Jonathan M. 25. However, Jonathan's and Franklin's ages seem to be way off.

From Oliver Payson Fuller's "History of Warwick," pp. 318 & 319, regarding the Crompton Six Principle Baptist Church: "Soon after the brethren were set off from the mother church [Maple Root] in Coventry as a branch, they united their efforts to secure a permanent place for worship. Mrs. Sarah Remington, widow of James E. Remington, gave them a lot of land consisting of about a quarter of an acre, on certain conditions, among which were, that the church should build a meeting house upon it within six months, keep it in good repair and use it, or allow it to be used only for religious purposes, failing in which, the lot was to revert to the grantor, her heirs, assigns, &c. This deed, which is dated December 26, 1843, further provided that said house shall be open and free for all religious societies, when not occupied by said branch of the Crompton Mills Six Principle Baptist Society. The house was dedicated September 7, 1844. The church continued as a branch of the Maple Root, until April 10, 1845, when it was formally organized as an independent church. On September 6, 1845, it united with the yearly Conference. November 28, 1850, William Rice was ordained deacon."

Sarah (Rice) Remington is mentioned in the will of her mother, Maplet (Remington) Rice (dated 24 Aug 1840, proved 14 Feb 1842).

Sarah married James E. Remington 7 Sep 1802, Warwick, RI. James (son of Benjamin Remington and Phebe Manchester) was born 17 Jul 1779, Warwick, RI; died Dec 1839, King Williams County, VA; was buried , King Williams County, VA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the 1850 Federal Census, Benjamin & Hannah are living at Warwick, Kent, RI, with children Andrew, Benjamin, Susan, Melissa, Albert, George, Charles, & Sarah.

In the 1860 Federal Census, the family is still in Warwick, and consists of: Benjamin 51, Hannah 53, Andrew J. 30, Charles 15, Sarah A. 12, Ellen 25, & Edgar 3. Also in the household is daughter "Melissa D. Payne" and her husband and children. They are living near Benjamin's uncle Jonathan Remington, b. c. 1785, and his daughter Sally b. c. 1814.

In 1870, the family -- still at Warwick -- includes: Benjamin, 61; Hannah, 63; & George, 38; next door is Albert F., 30, a peddlar; and Sarah M., 24.

In 1880, Benjamin is still at Warwick. The household includes: Benjamin Remington 78; Thomas Paine 42 (son-in-law); Malissa Paine 43 (dtr); Paine grandchildren Frank E. 13, George R. 11, & Minnie M. 8; John S. Paine 35 (son-in-law); Paine grandchildren Cora E. 9 & Charles R. 7. Next door is son Albert 40 and his wife Sarah 32.

Benjamin married Hannah Bennett Abt 1828. Hannah (daughter of Asa Bennett and Nabby Unknown) was born 13 Sep 1806; died 9 Nov 1875, RI; was buried , WW4, Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

James and his wife Mary were baptized 5 April 1846 at the Baptist Church of East Greenwich, RI. The Reverend C. C. Wheeler was the pastor there from Nov. 1845 to Nov. 1847.

In the 1850 Federal Census, James D. is written as Isaac D. Remington. Perhaps the census taker misread his own handwriting. The family is living at East Greenwich, RI, along with Mary Mowry, 72, probably Mary Remington's mother.

In 1860 the family is still at East Greenwich: James D., 49; Mary E., 51; Malissa, 25; Alonzo, 22; & Louisa, 22. Louisa is probably Alonzo's wife.

James married Mary E. Mowry 13 Oct 1833, Fall River, MA. Mary (daughter of Mary Unknown) was born Abt 1810; died 9 Jan 1885; was buried , East Greenwich Cemetery, Beachwood Dr., East Greenwich, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the Federal Census of 1850, Thomas & Mercy Remington, ages 37 & 38, both b RI, are living at Southbridge, MA. They have two daughters: Caroline (middle initial I, T, or P?) 15, and Sarah A. 9. Apparently Caroline was a twin to Cornelia, but Cornelia died young. Carrie died in 1855. In 1850, Thomas's brother Henry and family also are living at Southbridge.

In the Federal Census of 1860, Thomas J. Remington is a day laborer living with the family of Henry Fiske at Sturbridge, Worcester Co., MA. It is not clear whether his wife and children have all died, but they are not with him. Perhaps his death record would show whether he was a widower or not. However, I am not sure where he died.

Thomas married Mercy Unknown Abt 1834. Mercy was born Abt 1812, RI; died Aft 1 Jun 1850. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(If you use any portion of these notes, please give credit to me, Lois Sorensen, Remington researcher, and to other sources as noted herein.)

It appears that this little family had four children who died young. Sarah, Henry's wife, then died shortly after giving birth to twins. How sad!

Information on their gravestone inscriptions was found in the "RI Genealogical Register" Vol. 17 p. 199.

Henry's gravestone includes the following inscription: "Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him." (photograph from Jane Waterhouse)

In the Federal Census of 1850, Henry & Sarah A. Remmington, ages 35 & 33, are living at Southbridge, Worcester Co., MA. Two children are in the household: Phebe E. 10, and Napoleon B. 5. Henry's brother, Thomas, and his family also are living at Southbridge.

In the 1860 Federal Census, Henry has remarried and is living at Hartford, Litchfield Co., CT. His wife is Saloma, age 24. Children with them are: Esther 20, Napoleon 15, Sarah 8, Emma 4, & Helen 2. Also in the household are Henry & Julia Strickland and their two children, Ida & Adelaide.

In 1870 Henry is in New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. His wife's name appears as Selina, and they have three daughters with them: Emeline A. 15, Hellen C. 12, & Celia B. 9.

He may be the Henry Remington who, on 28 April 1861, as a member of Maple Root Baptist Church, was ordained to the Gospel Ministry and afterwards became assistant pastor. However, since Henry was living in CT at the time of the censuses, this needs more research.

Henry married Sarah Ann Clark Slocum 1834. Sarah (daughter of Eleazer Slocum and Sarah Crandal) was born 30 Aug 1815, Exeter, RI; died 27 Dec 1851; was buried , Historical Cemetery 7, Old Baptist Cemetery, West Warwick, RI. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Selina Unknown Between 1852 and 1855. Selina was born Abt 1836, NY; died Aft 1 Jun 1880. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(If you use any portion of these notes, please give credit to me, Lois Sorensen, Remington researcher, and to other sources as noted herein.)

In the 1850 Federal Census he is living with his mother and three brothers, as well as a sister-in-law and her sister.

In the 1860 Federal Census, Jonathan M. & Phebe A. Remington, ages 41 & 23, are living in Cowesett near Benjamin F. & Sarah Remington. This places his year of birth c1819. Benjamin F. is Jonathan's first cousin.

In the 1880 Federal Census "Johnathan" & Phebe are still at Warwick, ages 63 & 46. Again, this confirms the birth year of 1817. Living with them are son Charles E. 19 and his wife Abby A. 19.

The City of Warwick vital records have this entry: "Jonathan Monroe Remington d. Oct 9, 1885 age 68 son of Thomas & Elizabeth"; however, the RI Death Index has his name and exact age and date of death for Jonathan M. Remington, son of James & Sally Remington. Which one is authoritative? I believe the Warwick records are incorrect in this case, and that that particular death record belongs to the son of James & Sally. Perhaps the city clerk was confused about which of the Jonathans had died.

The age at death puts the birth year at c1817, which agrees with the birth date of Johnathan M. Remington, s/o James & Sally, as found in the family Bible of William R. Remington.

This Jonathan Remington is buried in West Warwick Historical Cemetery #007, the Old Baptist Cemetery in Crompton. The RI Cemetery Database notes that he was h/o Phebe A. Cleveland. There is a Phebe Remington in that cemetery, but her dates are 1806-1845; she is Jonathan's sister. There is a Phebe A. Remington in Cranston Historical Cemetery # 002, but her dates are 1841-1912. If these dates are correct, neither is Phebe (Cleveland) Remington. This needs more research. Possibly Phebe is buried in the family plot but has no stone. (see notes for Phebe A. Cleveland)

His gravestone spells his name Johnathan.

In William R. Remington's family Bible, he is listed as Johnathan M. Remington. The handwriting is probably that of his brother William or their mother Sarah.

On 15 April 1840, a Jonathan Remington was listed as a Freeman of Exeter. Since Exeter is next to West Greenwich, this may -- or may not -- be the same person. (see RI Genealogical Register, V. 2, No. 1, p. 45)

Perhaps Jonathan was born in Warwick; then possibly moved to Exeter, where he became a freeman at about age 23; and sometime later married Phebe of West Greenwich, after which they moved to Warwick and lived near his relatives. Perhaps Phebe went to stay with her mother to have their son, born in 1861 at West Greenwich.

There is a death record at Warwick, 25 March 1868, for a Mary Remington, daughter of Jonathan & Abby, born Warwick c1843. Perhaps Abby & Mary belong to this Jonathan M. Remington (needs more research). Could Abby have a prior wife?

Or, possibly he was Jonathan R. Remington "of Warwick" who married Martha C. Babcock "of Coventry," at Coventry 10 Oct 1841, as a prior marriage. However, the middle initial is incorrect.

There is a third Jonathan Remington in the extended family in this generation, born c. 1809 - 1810. I have not positively determined who his parents are, although I am fairly sure he is the son of Thomas & Betsey, also in this extended family.

Johnathan married Phebe A. Cleveland Between 1850 and 1860. Phebe was born 3 Oct 1833, West Greenwich, RI; died Aft 1 Jan 1920. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Franklin and Maria Remington were both baptized on 12 July 1874 at the Baptist Church of East Greenwich, RI. I am making an assumption that they were husband and wife. They also died approximately a year apart.

In the 1870 Federal Census, Franklyn Remington is age 51, living at East Greenwich, RI. With him is Mariah, 39, and Sarah P., 13.

In the 1880 Federal Census, Franklin & Maria are living in Warwick, RI, with Sarah P. & Lydia A., ages 23 and 1. From the Warwick birth records, it appears that the infant was the illegitimate child of Sarah, their daughter. Lydia's father was William W. Allen, born in East Greenwich.

Franklin married Maria Unknown Abt 1854. Maria was born Between 1831 and 1832, RI; died 20 Jan 1887; was buried , East Greenwich Cemetery, EG38, First Ave., East Greenwich, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

His two wives were sisters.

On his birthday in 1847, Miss Dorcas Bates presented Charles with a special gift -- a Bible. She wrote this message inside: "Presented to Mr. Charles E. Remington as A Birth day's Present Dec. 6th AD 1847 by Miss Dorcas Bates." She later became his wife.

After the death of Charles's second wife, Mary, c1923-24, the Bible was passed on to Jessie Belle (Spencer) Moulton, b. 1904, her niece (or grand-niece).

In the Federal Census of 1850, Charles & Dorcas, ages 23 & 20, are living in the household with his wodowed mother Sarah Remington, 75. Also in the household are: Mary Bates 10 (sister of Drocas), Franklin Remington 24, William H. Remington 22, Jonathan M. Remington 25.

In the Federal Census of 1860, he is age 39, married to Mary E. age 21, and living at Johnston. He is a carpenter.

In the Federal Census of 1870 they are still at Johnston, living with the Sterry Sweet family.

In the Federal Census of 1880, Charles and Mary, ages 53 and 40, are living at Providence. Charles is still a carpenter.

His gravestone has in inscription "At rest."

Charles married Dorcas Bates 14 Aug 1848, Warwick, RI. Dorcas (daughter of Samuel P. Bates and Roby W. Straight) was born 7 Mar 1826; died 28 Mar 1853; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Mary Eliza Bates 3 Jun 1857, East Greenwich, RI. Mary (daughter of Samuel P. Bates and Roby W. Straight) was born Between 1838 and 1839; died Between 1923 and 1924. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

William R. Remington's family Bible has Sarah's date of death as March 3rd, 1826.

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In the 1880 Federal Census, this family is living on Broad St., District 50, in Providence, RI.

William's family Bible is in the possession of one of his descendants, and copies of some of the family pages were given to me by Joyce (Remington) Gallup. On one page is written: "The Property of William R. Remington presented to him by his Mother Sarah Remington as a New Years gift Jan 1851." He would have been 23 years old.

He may have been the William R. Remington who was a Justice of the Peace at Warwick. (source: Acts and Resolves of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Passed at the May Session, 1858)

William married Emily M. Whipple Abt 1849. Emily (daughter of Alfred Whipple and Delia Unknown) was born 19 Jun 1831, RI; died 21 Mar 1899; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

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In the 1860 Federal Census, Andrew J. & Ellen Remington are living with his parents and siblings at Warwick, RI. They have one son, Edgar, age 3.

His gravestone has the following poem:
He soared aloft on faith's bright wing
Earth's trials now are past
His memory round our hearts shall cling
As long as life shall last
Then dearest friend from tears refrain
Suppress the bitter sigh
Our loss is his eternal gain
The spirit cannot die.

Andrew married Ellen L. Unknown Abt 1855. Ellen was born Abt 1835, MA. [Group Sheet]

Benjamin married Phebe Watson Sherman 23 Jul 1854, Glocester, RI. Phebe (daughter of George W. Sherman and Phebe Watson Hull) was born 3 Feb 1838, Canonicut, North Kingstown, RI; died 17 Oct 1909, Providence, RI; was buried , Cemetery 5, Providence, RI. [Group Sheet]

Susan — William Tiffany. William (son of John Tiffany and Olive Sheldon Potter) was born 1828; died 1908; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Melissa and her sister Sarah may have married brothers. This needs more research to confirm.

Melissa married Thomas J. Paine, Jr. 10 Apr 1858, East Greenwich, RI. Thomas (son of Thomas J. Paine and Sarah A. Unknown) was born 21 May 1836, Providence, RI; died 24 Dec 1881; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the 1870 Federal Census, Albert F. & Sarah M. Remington are living in Warwick, RI, next door to Albert's parents.

In the 1880 Federal Census, Albert appears to be still living at Warwick next door to his father Benjamin and his sister Melissa (Remington) Paine and her family. Albert's age is given as 40, and his wife Sarah A.'s as 32. However, this would be an incorrect middle initial for her, and her age is off two years. For the present, I am assuming it is the same wife.

It is possible that Albert married two women named Sarah in the 1860's, and that his wife in 1870 was not Sarah M. (Collins) Remington. The RI Marriage Index lists a marriage for Albert F. Remington to Sarah I. Spencer on 28 Aug 1865. This could be his second marriage. However, since there seem to be several Albert Remingtons in Rhode Island at this time, it may be a different Albert.

Albert married Sarah M. Collins 15 Jun 1861, Providence, RI. Sarah was born Between 1846 and 1848, RI; died Aft 1 Jun 1880. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

He died at sea.

His gravestone has this poem (I guessed at two or three words that are hard to read):
While kindred hearts shall gather [around]
This memorial stone to weep
For far away neath the briny deep
He's sleeping death's dreamless sleep.

Yes his body rests neath ocean's [waves]
Which have o'er [mastered] man's control
But we joy to think there's a power beyond
And the Father keepeth his soul.

Notes:

The death entry at Warwick City Hall says he died of consumption.

Notes:

Sarah and her sister Melissa may have married brothers. This needs more research to confirm.

Sarah married John S. Paine Bef 1 Jun 1870. John was born Abt 1845, RI; died 11 Jan 1891; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Melissa married George F. Greene 1 Jan 1857, East Greenwich, RI. George (son of William Greene and Abigail Reynolds) was born Abt 1828, East Greenwich, RI; died 16 Aug 1860. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(If you use any portion of these notes, please give credit (If you use any portion of these notes, please give credit to me, Lois Sorensen, Remington researcher, and to other sources as noted herein.)

In 1860, Louisa Remington, age 22, is living with the family at East Greenwich. Probably Louisa is actually Emily Louise, also known as Emma -- three names for one wife.

Alonzo G. Remington was a member of the Six-Principal Baptist Church of East Greenwich on 3 June 1858. This is probably the same individual. However, the 1870 Federal Census at Hillsdale, MI, shows an Alonzo Remington, age 31, with wife Emma, 30, and daughter Louisa, 8 -- all born in RI. Could this be this family? Probably. Living with them are three other individuals born in RI: Chauncey Knapp, John Hopkins, & William Bragg. The men are in carpentry and brickmaking.

Yes, it is very likely the same family. They are back in East Greenwich, RI, in the 1880 census, except that daughter Louisa is now son Louis, age 18, who is bookkeeping in a cotton mill. Alonzo is a house carpenter and Emily is a dress maker.

In January 1859, the RI General Assembly voted to incorporate The Third General Six Principle Baptist Church of East Greenwich. Specific names listed in this act were: Gilbert Tillinghast, Timothy Andrews, Joseph Tarbox, Alonzo E. Remington, John C. Carr, Rowland Barton, and Horace Tillinghast. (source: Acts and Resolves of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Passed at the May Session, 1858; Google Books)

Alonzo married Emily Louise Tillinghast 27 Nov 1858, East Greenwich, RI. Emily (daughter of Horace Tillinghast and Sarah "Sally" Tibbetts) was born 7 Jun 1837, Warwick, RI; died 25 Dec 1929, Providence, RI; was buried , East Greenwich Cemetery, Beachwood Dr., East Greenwich, RI. [Group Sheet]

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In the Federal Census of 1870, Napoleon B. Remington is age 25 and living at New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. He is married to Alice and has a daughter Madge, 6 months old.

In 1880 Napoleon is age 35 and boarding at New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. His occupation -- rule maker. He appears to be single, although the census does not specify. However, there also is a Napoleon B. Remington, age 32, listed at Tolland, Andover Co., CT. He has a wife named Almira L, 28, and a daughter Cora M. 10. They are living with Almira's parents, the Walkers. Although the names and ages are slightly different, Napoleon's occupation is similar -- works in rule and tool (civil?) shop. He could be the same person; daughter Cora M. could be Madge.

In 1900, Napoleon is age 55 and living at New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. He is married to Emma, age 37, and has three daughters. His occupation -- rule making.

In 1910 Napoleon is still at New Britain, CT. His wife Emily I. is 47. Hetty G. Kean, mother-in-law, a widow age 74, is with them.

From Jane Waterhouse: Napoleon was a private in Co. C, 8th Connecticut Volunteer Regiment during the Civil War. He was wounded at Antietam and received a small pension.

Napoleon married Alice S. Walker 1 Jul 1867, New Britain, CT. Alice was born Abt 1849, CT. [Group Sheet]

Napoleon married Emily "Emma" I. Kean Between 1885 and 1886. Emily was born Jan 1863, England or Canada; died Aft 1 Apr 1930. [Group Sheet]

Sarah married Frank Smith Screen 27 Oct 1874, New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. Frank was born 3 May 1855, Westfield, Middletown, Middlesex Co., CT; died 12 Jul 1910, New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. [Group Sheet]

Emeline married George D. Parker Abt 1875. George was born , MA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the 1930 Federal Census, Chas E. & Abbie A. Remington, both 68, are living on Jefferson St., Warwick, RI.

In the same census there is another listing for a Charles E. Remington, age 68, widowed, living in District 16, Warwick, Kent Co., RI. He is next to Seth Remington, who would be the first cousin once removed of Abbie's husband. I am wondering if he is listed twice or if there is another Charles of the same age.

Charles died at age 76.

Charles married Abbie Anna Bennett 27 Jul 1879, RI. Abbie was born Abt Apr 1861; died 23 Feb 1948, Cowesett, Warwick, RI; was buried , Coventry Historical Cemetery 109, Manchester Cemetery, Washington St., Coventry, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the 1880 census, Sarah Remington is age 23, living with her parents at Warwick, RI. Also in the household is her illegitimate daughter, Lydia A., age 1.

In the Federal Censuses of 1920 and 1930, Sarah Paine is a widow ages 59 and 72, living at Red Bank, Monmouth Co., NJ, with her daughter Georgie B. Hazard, ages 35 and 45, a teacher in a private school. In 1920 the census says Georgie is divorced; in 1930 it says widow.

Notes from Donald Dewey, 15 Nov 2009:
"Colonel George Sanford Burton was a surgeon in the Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery during the Civil War. He lived in East Greenwich, Rhode Island in a family house at the corner of Post Road and Bay View Avenue. His only surviving daughter Georgie Burton Hazard was born in 1884, the year he died. She had no children. The Colonel's widow Sarah P. Remington Burton remarried a George Paine. Georgie Burton adored her father and detested Paine and resented her mother from then after.

"Georgie Sanford Burton went to East Greenwich Academy in East Greenwich and married the brother of my grandmother Bowdoin Frothingham Hazard of Shrewsbury, NJ. Georgie B. Hazard divorced Bowdoin in 1912 and went on to found a highly regarded school at 59 East Front Street in Red Bank, NJ, which was called Burton Hall. She operated the school until she had a stroke in 1963. She died at our house in Virginia in 1965 and is buried with her father in Warwick, R.I.

"Several of my mother's siblings and both my older sister and brother went to her school. I heard all the stories about Colonel Burton and have his saber and other items such as his marriage certificate that "Aunt Georgie" kept of her father's. She closed the school in the summer and lived up until her stroke in her father's house. Burton Hall had no grade levels - you graduated when she said you graduated - most of her pupils were accepted to Ivy League colleges and universities. The older pupils taught the younger pupils. Everyone learned Greek and Latin.

"Colonel Burton was married twice. A Daniel Hazard who lives in California is the descendent of Burton's first marriage."

Sarah married George Sanford Burton Bef 1884. George was born 1833; died 1884; was buried , East Greenwich Cemetery, EG38, First Ave., East Greenwich, RI. [Group Sheet]

Sarah married George E. Paine Aft 1884. [Group Sheet]

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The family is at Providence in the 1880 Federal Census.

William married Ada Maria Hancock 17 Aug 1870. Ada (daughter of Joseph Hancock and Lydia Tyler) was born Between 1851 and 1856, Milford, MA; died Aft 17 May 1888. [Group Sheet]

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In the 1900 Federal Census, Arthur & Annie are living at Warwick, RI.

In the 1920 Federal Census, Arthur M. & Annie M. Remington, ages 54 & 37, are living at Warwick, RI. With them are boarders Lillian Shurtleff 22 RI, and Mary Remington 77 CT (widow).

In the 1930 Federal Census, Arthur, Annie, and Norman are living on Lincoln Ave. in Warwick, RI.

Arthur married Annie M. Campbell Abt 1898. Annie was born Between 1874 and 1881, Canada; died 1962; was buried , Brayton Cemetery, Apponaug, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the 1900 Federal Census, Fred is age 33 and Ida is age 43. They are living on Colfax St. in Providence, RI.

Fred married Ida Florence Tillinghast 24 Nov 1887, Providence, RI. Ida was born 15 Sep 1855, RI; died 21 Sep 1936; was buried , Plainland Cemetery, Harkney Hill Rd., Coventry, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

The RI Cemetery Database has his middle initial as "T."

Notes:

Henry & Annie apparently are newlyweds in the 1880 Federal Census at Providence, RI. In the 1920 Federal Census, Henry L. Remington is age 61, living in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co., CA. His (second) wife Martha is 48, and their two daughters are 16 & 14. In the 1930 Federal Census, Henry L. Remington is age 72, and still is living at Santa Cruz, CA. His wife Martha B. Remington is age 58, and daughter Phoebe H. is 26. Mother and daughter are both nurses.

Henry's son, Henry Jr., is also living in Santa Cruz, CA, in the 1920 census. He is married to Etta.

Henry married Anna "Annie" Wright 22 Jan 1880, RI. Anna (daughter of James Wright and Ruth Unknown) was born 1857; died 28 Feb 1889; was buried , Cemetery 5, Providence, RI. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Martha B. Thurber Abt 1892. Martha was born Abt 1872, California; died Aft 1 Jun 1930, CA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Hannah M. McGregor is age 69 and living in Cranston in the 1930 census.

Hannah married Hugh Robert McGreagor 4 Sep 1880, Providence, RI. Hugh (son of John MacGreagor and Ellen Grant) was born 29 Mar 1859, Brookville, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada; died 18 Mar 1926, Providence, RI. [Group Sheet]

Fanny married John Atwood Hazard 1 Dec 1886. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In the Federal Census of 1900, John & Luthera are living at Warwick, RI. They have three children. Also in the household is aunt Pheobe Remington, age 66; also a laborer, William Brown, age 18 b Ireland. In the Federal Census of 15 Apr 1910, the family is living at Warwick, RI.

In the Federal Census of 1910, John E. & Minnie P. Tiffany, ages 39 & 28, are living at Warwick, RI. Also in the household are: Olive S. 4, Violet 2, and Bertha Richardson 10 (stepdaughter).

John married Luthera M. Unknown Abt 1882. Luthera was born Nov 1868, MA; died 1902; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

John married Minnie Phebe Remington Abt 1905. Minnie (daughter of Charles E. Remington and Abbie Anna Bennett) was born Jul 1881, Warwick, RI; died 1959; was buried , Quidnessett Memorial Cemetery, North Kingstown, RI. [Group Sheet]

Louis married Alice Eva Robinson 16 Nov 1881, Johnston, RI; divorced Abt. 1901. Alice (daughter of Smith Robinson, Jr. and Minerva Louisa Irons) was born 27 Aug 1862, RI; died 19 Nov 1922, Auburn, RI; was buried , Acotes Hill Cemetery, Chepachet, RI. [Group Sheet]

Louis married Ida Frances McCausland 1902. Ida was born 1869; died 1961; was buried , Wyoming Cemetery, Melrose, MA. [Group Sheet]

Jane married Edwin Harold White 22 Apr 1919, Hartford, CT. Edwin was born 2 Sep 1894, Winchester, Litchfield Co., CT; died 27 Sep 1992, West Palm Beach, FL. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Minnie's second husband, John Tiffany, was her second cousin, and also her cousin several other ways.

Minnie married Howard Richardson 28 Mar 1898, RI. Howard (son of Charles W. Richardson and Maria Unknown) was born Aug 1875, Providence, RI; died Aft 1 Jan 1920. [Group Sheet]

Minnie married John E. Tiffany Abt 1905. John (son of William Tiffany and Susan M. Remington) was born Jun 1870, RI; died 1943; was buried , Old Baptist Cemetery, Crompton, RI. [Group Sheet]

Minnie married Harrison E. Barrett Abt 1918. Harrison was born 6 Sep 1893; died Nov 1973, RI; was buried , Quidnessett Memorial Cemetery, North Kingstown, RI. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Lydia A. Remington was the illegitimate daughter of Sarah Remington and William W. Allen, farmer of East Greenwich (Warwick City Records). She is age 1 in the 1880 census.

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In the Federal Censuses of 1920 and 1930, Georgie B. Hazard, ages 35 and 45, is a teacher in a private school, and living at Red Bank, Monmouth Co., NJ. In 1920 the census says Georgie is divorced; in 1930 it says widow. Her mother, Sarah Paine, is living with Georgie; she is a widow ages 59 and 72.

See notes for Sarah P. Remington explaining more about Georgie.

Georgie — Bowdoin Frothingham Hazard. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

The 1880 Federal Census at "familysearch" does not identify her as the daughter of William & Ada, although she is living with them at Providence. The birth locations of her parents agree with theirs, however.

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From the Sun-Sentinel: Remington Remington, Norman, 82, passed away on June 1, 2003 in the arms of his beloved wife and daughter, Norman grew up in Warwick, RI. He proudly served in the US Navy during WW II. Upon his return from the military he met his beautiful wife Virginia, they were married for 56 years. Norman and Virginia moved to Ft. Lauderdale in 1958 and he was retired from the US Postal Service in 1985. Norman was a devoted Chicago Cubs fan who was quick with a joke, never offensive & always a gentleman. He will sadly be missed by all who knew him. Surviving Norman is his wife Virginia; daughter Nancy Remington Ryder, RN/BSN, BGMC, Emergency Dept; son in law Robert Ryder, Town of Davie Fire Dept; and granddaughter Virginia Kate Ryder, all of Ft. Lauderdale. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, June 7, 2003, at 10:00 AM at the Lauderdale Memorial Park Cemetery, 2001 SW 4 Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, crypt side.

Norman married Virginia Unknown Abt 1947. [Group Sheet]

Everett married Doris Angell Nye 5 Mar 1932, Providence, RI. Doris (daughter of Horace Barnes Nye and Fannie Louise Angell) was born 4 May 1907, Providence, RI; died 22 Nov 1996, West Kingston, RI; was buried , Plainland Cemetery, Harkney Hill Rd., Coventry, RI. [Group Sheet]