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Brian, Lisa, & Tim |
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Lee and Barb, 1991 |
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Aunt Ruth's 90th birthday |
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Warwick Castle, home of several generations of our ancestors. This family line comes down to Jeremy Clarke, who came to America in 1639 and settled in Newport, RI, as one of the original settlers. He signed the Portsmouth Compact in 1639, along with several of our other ancestors. Jeremy is a direct descendant of King Edward I of England and his wife Eleanor of Castile, through their daughter Joan Plantagenet, who died in 1307.
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Kristian and Inge with Arne |
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Ejner's store |
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About 1955: Uncle Frank with his parents in California just before my Great-Grandpa Chafee died; maybe with one of Uncle Charlie's sons -- not sure. |
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Uncle Ray's 95th birthday! |
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Letter from Katrine (Sorensen) Nikolaisen to her daughter Katrine (Katherine) 25 June 1937 |
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Second page of letter |
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Thomas Greene's family home, "The Stone Castle," was about where the Elks' Lodge currently is on West Shore Rd., Warwick, just east of Oakland Beach Ave. |
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The Remington farmhouse at 134 Scituate Ave., Johnston, RI (courtesy of Carol H. Young, whose great-grandparents bought the farm). In back is Annie Minnie Dwyer, Carol's great-grandmother; in front of her is Elizabeth Dwyer (later Hudson), Carol's grandmother; Joanna Remington is on the right. Photo probably taken c1900. |
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Remington farm, 134 Scituate Ave., Johnston, RI. |
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Back of photo of Remington farmhouse, known as Mansion House of the Remingtons. |
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Fire destroyed the farmhouse -- unknown year. Photo courtesy of Carol H. Young. |
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A group photo from the Central High School Yearbook, 1935-36. Norm is in the middle. |
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A page from Norman's high school yearbook, Central High School, Providence, RI, 1935-36. |
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A page from Norman's high school yearbook, Central High School, Providence, RI, 1935-36. |
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A poem written by Lillie to her twin brother Will on the occasion of their 86th birthday |
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Francis Pryor lived on our street when I was a child. His stepson, with whom he lived, was Fred Remington, and we were a Remington family, too. |
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This photo was taken in Tunkhannock, PA. |
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Old Congregational Church, Candia, NH, where Rev. Jesse Remington was pastor. The building burned in 1838. From "History of the Town of Candia, Rockingham, NH" by J. Bailey Moore. See notes for Jesse Remington. |
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