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Matches 1,201 to 1,250 of 7,770
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| 1201 | Catherine was a daughter of Woney Rew. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) In the 1850 Federal Census, Catharine Rew is age 52 VA, living at Accomack, Accomack Co., VA. With her are children Oliver 14 and Woney 11. Woney is named after Catherine's father, Woney Rew. In the 1860 Federal Census, Catherine Berry is age 60, still living at Accomack. Her son Oliver, 23, is with her. They are in the household of John & Jane Berry, ages 41 & 30, and their infant son William O., 8 months. John is also Catherine's son. | Rew, Catherine (I22487)
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| 1202 | Catherine was probably born closer to 1803. | Unknown, Catharine (I14313)
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| 1203 | Cause of death: apoplexy. The RI Death Index gives her date of death as 4 Nov 1899. Email excerpts from Mark Remington: "Abbie Elizabeth Knight, mother of Henry Sheldon Remington was born on December 8, 1820, married to Thomas Remington on March 28, 1844, and died on October 4, 1899." "I have Abbie's birthdate as December 8, 1820 (based on an SAR application that my great uncle completed). | Knight, Abbie Eliza (I04126)
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| 1204 | Cause of death: carcinoma. | Remington, Samuel Watson Jr. (I11005)
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| 1205 | Cause of death: coronary blockage. | Trowbridge, Edward Remington Jr. (I11190)
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| 1206 | Cause of death: coronary. | Ridgeway, Matilda Pearl (I10996)
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| 1207 | Cause of death: heart disease; place: Arlington (?). | Howard, Sarah Jane (I04156)
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| 1208 | Cause of death: tubercular peritonitis. | Remington, Mollie Elizabeth (I09599)
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| 1209 | Celia is not listed in age order in the 1860 census, so she may be a sister of Leonard, rather than a daughter. However, this is purely conjecture. If she is their daughter and her age is correct, then Esther must have been married quite young -- about 16. | Gifford, Celia J. (I18967)
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| 1210 | Celinda's name is sometimes given as Selinda and/or Rolinda. Katie Mills, in History of the Simon Mills Family, gives Celinda's date of death as July 1842. | Remington, Celinda (I28097)
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| 1211 | Census data of 1900 gives Catherine's date of birth as June 1842. However, descendant Rosemarie Mello gives the year as 1843. | Curran, Catherine "Kate" Marie (I15999)
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| 1212 | Census listings: In 1850 he is "Alphonzo," but in 1870 he is "Alonzo." In 1880 he is Sherman, but in 1900 he is Alphonso S. In 1870 Alonzo S. & Ida are living with his parents. In 1880, Sherman Remmington is age 35, and his wife Alida is 30. They are living on East Eagle Street in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. With them are two sons -- Arthur 8, and Alfred 6; also Sherman's sister Isador, 28. Sherman is a freight dispatcher. The census says Sherman's parents were born in MA/VT. In 1900 Alphonso S., Alida M., and Alfred M. are living on Highland Ave. in Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA. The census says Alphonso's parents were born in NY/CA. According to the census data, Alphonso & Alida have been married 30 years, and have had three children, two of whom are still living. He may be the Alfonso H. Remington, 63 widower NY, in the 1910 census, living at Buffalo, Erie Co., NY, with the Haberer family. Alfonso is a bookkeeper for the railroad. | Remington, Alphonzo Sherman (I13896)
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| 1213 | Census record put his birth at c 1795. According to "History of Providence County" p 264, Alanson was a farmer, and during the last years of his life he kept a hotel and store in Manville, RI. In the Federal Census of 1850, the family is at Smithfield, RI: Alanson Vose 55 RI Trader, Abby 40 RI, Carlisle 17 or 19 RI, Ornando R. 15 RI, Josephine A. 12 RI, Warren L. 10 RI, and Merancy 44 RI (?). In the Federal Census of 1860, the family is still at Smithfield, RI: Alanson Vose 65 RI, Abby R. 51 RI, Josephine E. 33 RI, Warren L. 31 RI, Laura 18 MA, and Charles Short 17. In 1870 Alanson is still at Smithfield, age 75. His occupation is Huckster. With him are Josephine Davis 30 RI and Wm H. Davis 27 NH (also Huckster). Josephine is Alanson's daughter. In 1880 Alanson is age 85, living in Lincoln. The Davis family is with him: Alanson Vose 85 William H. Davis 39 Josephine Davis 45 Elizabeth Davis 6 Emma Davis 2 | Vose, Alanson (I26126)
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| 1214 | Census records show that in 1840 John and family lived in Bristol, Ontario County, NY; but by 1850 they were in Allen, Hillsdale County, MI. In the 1850 census his middle initial looks like a W. | Remington, John M. (I07176)
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| 1215 | Census records show that the family resided in Meredith, Delaware Co., NY. The 1850 Federal Census shows a daughter Lucinda b c 1845, but no son Samuel. The 1860 census shows Samuel but no Lucinda. Probably this is an error by the census taker (?). | Bell, Harvey Edmond (I20148)
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| 1216 | Central Maine Medical Center: Spencer Michael Remington, born Aug. 18 to James and Lindsay Remington, Auburn. Grandparents: Beth Springer, Norway; Richard Remington, Gorham, N.H.; Gary and Diana Passmore, Pownal. Great-grandparents: Raymond and Fran Remington, Yarmouth Port, Mass.; Lin Turnbull, Sarasota, Fla.; Dorothy Wilson, Cumberland; Bernard and Joanne Passmore, Richmond. | Remington, Spencer Michael (I25174)
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| 1217 | Chad Jr's date of death was found here: http://archive.org/stream/chadbrownememori00bulkrich/chadbrownememori00bul krich_djvu.txt | Brown, Chad (I27455)
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| 1218 | CHADSEY MARY (TOURGEE) 1794c - 24 FEB 1841 NK111 | Tourgee, Mary (I25530)
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| 1219 | Chafee, Cleveland, son of S. B. & L. M., died July 29, 1891, age 2 mos. 5 das. (source: http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/indian_hill_1.htm) | Chafee, Cleveland (I25207)
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| 1220 | Chafee, Stephen B. (Co. I. 7th Rhode Island Vols. Inf.), died Sept. 15, 1910, age 70 yrs. (Civil War Flag). (source: http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/indian_hill_1.htm) | Chafee, Stephen Barker (I00393)
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| 1221 | Chandler & Susan were second cousins. | Family F04193
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| 1222 | Chandler Holmes Smith was born February 23, 1831, in Pawtuxet, Rhode Island. He was the son of Remington Smith and Martha Patty Holmes. He was named for his mother's father, Chandler Holmes, from Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut. He joined his uncle and brothers in the North Florida/South Georgia area when he was 16 years old or about 1848. He married his second cousin, Susan Parramore Smith, the daughter of James Wolf and Lodoiska Parramore, on February 21, 1856. Chandler was a merchant and entrepreneur with holdings in plantations, small farming interests, business and personal loans, banking, railroad stocks, cotton and commodity futures, land speculation and much more. He was also a member of the Florida House of Representatives and Commissioner of Madison County. During reconstruction he loaned the city governments of Tallahassee, FL, and Savannah, GA, money to rebuild. Chandler purchased the Goza/Smith/Wardlaw mansion for $5,000 at a sheriff's sale. He died on June 29, 1899 in Madison, Florida and is buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in that town. (notes from Chandler Smith Cheek, great-grandson) In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Madison, FL. Chandler H. is age 39, a dry goods merchant; Susan P. is 32; children in the family are: James W. 13, Audry R. 11, and Chandler H. 7; the children are all born FL. They are next door to the family of Cornelius Remington, which includes black/mulatto family members, including one young boy named Chandler H. Remington. | Smith, Chandler Holmes Sr. (I10647)
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| 1223 | Charels died at age 14 of brain congestion. The death record names his parents as Wm. E. & Corintha Remington. | Remington, Charles M. (I11659)
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| 1224 | Charity & Thomas are mentioned in the will of her grandfather Thomas Whitford. | Whitford, Charity (I10337)
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| 1225 | Charity and Lucy married two Douglass brothers. | Remington, Charity Charry (I28176)
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| 1226 | Charles & Abigail were married by John Richmond, Justice. | Family F06635
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| 1227 | Charles & Lucy are living at New Bedford, MA, in the 1880 US Census. | Dedrick, Charles M. (I06502)
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| 1228 | Charles & Maplet were married by Elder Samuel Littlefield, who pastored the First Baptist Church of Warwick for 36 years. Elder Littlefield was born in 1746, and died 22 Oct 1830, at the age of 84. | Family F00167
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| 1229 | Charles & Martha were 1st cousins. | Tillinghast, Charles (I26833)
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| 1230 | Charles & Martha were 1st cousins. | Potter, Martha (I26799)
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| 1231 | Charles & Mary had five known children. | Babcock, Esquire Charles (I09844)
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| 1232 | Charles B. Remington is mentioned in his father will of 10 June 1857. Charles B. Remington is in the 1850 Federal Census at Palermo, Oswego Co., NY. He is age 35, b. NY, and has a wife, Elizabeth, age 35, b. CT; and two children: Henry S., 8 NY, and Frederick 4, NY. In 1860 Charles B. Remington is age 45, NY, living at Lafayette, Walworth Co., WI. It says his father was born in RI, so this confirms his identity. He has remarried to Mary E. and has a young son (name illegible), age 1. Henry S. Remington is 18. In 1870 and 1880 Charles is living at Grand Meadow, Mower Co., MN. Mary is still with him, as well as two more sons, although the ages are not consistent. Also, there is a Eugene Remington, age 23, in 1870. Is he a son or another relative? | Remington, Charles Boss (I13752)
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| 1233 | Charles died at age 4 y 1 m 22 d. | Remington, Charles Henry (I10580)
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| 1234 | Charles flew combat missions during WW II. | Wardwell, Charles Remington (I27670)
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| 1235 | Charles is 11 in the 1860 Federal Census, living with his family at Warren, RI. In 1870 he is age 20 and living in Davenport, Iowa, with his uncle William Remington (Remmington) and family. His grandmother Harriet Remington is there, too | Talbot, Charles H. (I15369)
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| 1236 | Charles is a descendant of Randall Holden (Howlden), one of the signers of the Second Portsmouth compact, and one of the early settlers of Warwick. According to a Remington family Bible record, Mr. Holden was of Old Warwick. All the information on this family group, including names of spouses and dates, came from a transcript of the Holden Family Bible, found at the Rhode Island Historical Library, Providence, RI. According to the death record at Providence, Charles died at age 66. | Holden, Charles (I02814)
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| 1237 | Charles is listed in the 1820 Federal Census at Tolland, MA. It appears that he is married, and has 2 sons and 2 daughters under age 10, 1 son 10 - 14, and 2 daughters 10 - 14. According to an article in Ancestry Trails, Warren, OH, Sep 1984, Charles Remington became a schoolmaster, preacher, and doctor. | Remington, Charles (I06503)
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| 1238 | Charles married two half-sisters who were daughters of William Wilkinson (1760-1852). Sarah was a daughter of William's first wife, Chloe Larned, daughter of Deacon Ebenezer Larned of Killingly, CT; she died in 1797. Mary Rhodes was a daughter of William's second wife, Marcy Wilkinson, whom he married in 1798. She was a daughter of Oziel & Lydia (Smith) Wilkinson. Charles's wives were both seventh-generation descendents of Roger Williams, as he was. | Tibbetts, Esq. Charles Norris (I02045)
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| 1239 | Charles may have been married in North Kingstown, as there is a reference: (NKM 3-31). | Rounds, Charles E. (I00923)
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| 1240 | Charles Remington was in the Civil War (see Boyd Scott Remington's ancestry chart). | Remington, Charles (I07938)
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| 1241 | Charles served in the Spanish-American War. (source: Terry R. Alexander) | Remington, Charles Chancey (I08474)
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| 1242 | Charles was 1st Lieutenant of the Pawtuxet Rangers in 1783. He and his brother Peter were administrators of their father's estate. | Rhodes, Charles (2) (I11967)
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| 1243 | Charles was a prominent paper mill operator, as well as president of the City National Bank. In the 1910 Federal Census, Charles & Helen, ages 74 & 70, are still living at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY. With them are daughter Marion Kemp and her husband George B. Kemp. Son Charles and his family are also living in Watertown. | Remington, Charles Rowland (I08796)
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| 1244 | Charles was a veteran of the Civil War. He served in Company D, 1st RI Light Artillery. In the Federal Census of 1850, there is a Charles Remington age 21, a clerk at a hotel in Providence, Ward 5. In the Federal Census of 1860, Charles R. Remington is age 30 RI, a baker, living at Attleboro, MA. His wife Jane is 29 CT, and they have a daugher Mary P. 1 MA. In the Federal Census of 1880, the family was living on Carpenter St. in District 37, Providence, RI. The household was as follows: Mrs. Eliza Parker 72 CT (consumption), Edwin L. 46 CT (son), Emily F. 34 RI (dtr), Charles R. Remington 49 RI (son-in-law, paralysis, retail grocer), Jane 48 CT (dtr), Mary P. 21 MA (gr-dtr), Charles R. Jr. 18 RI (gr-son), and Jennie F. 10 MA (gr-dtr). REMINGTON CHARLES RAY 1830 - 2 JUN 1907 PV003 | Remington, Charles Ray (I25358)
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| 1245 | Charles worked on the family farm, and for a while was a school teacher in Tiverton. He later started an agricultural business on Fish Rd., and after his father died Charles lived at the family homestead on Main Rd. in North Tiverton. Charles was buried in the family plot on the farm. | Hambly, Charles (2) (I02150)
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| 1246 | Charles's WW I draft registration card is dated 12 Sep 1918; his address is given as 34 Cassius, New Haven, CT; wife Doris E. Andrews; age 32, occupation assembler at Trego Motor Co. In the 1920 census, Charles and Doris are living in New Haven. George is 5 months old. Byron and Ethel Hale are living with them -- identified as brother-in-law and sister-in-law. Ethel, born in England, must be sister of Doris. In 1930 and 1940 they are still in New Haven. | Andrews, Charles Vernon (I00391)
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| 1247 | Charlotte is named as Charlotte Gordon in the will of her brother, Anthony Sweetland. When she married Oliver Gorton, she was the widow of Nathan Jenckes. The Life and Times of Samuel Gorton, p 414, says Charlotte was sister of Rosanna Remington. | Sweetland, Charlotte (I15001)
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| 1248 | Charlotte Matilda Browning, of John, and Benjamin Hill, of Christopher, m. by Elder Thomas Manchester, 24 June 1822, Warwick, RI. | Family F09503
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| 1249 | Charlotte Potter is mentioned as his widowed sister in Ray Atwood's will dated 10 Aug 1860 at Warwick, RI. | Atwood, Charlotte (I24963)
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| 1250 | Charlotte was killed by Indians on 12 September 1842 between Chocochatta Settlement and Toachoada, FL. [http://www.rootsweb.com/~flalachu/settlerdata.html] | Wynn, Charlotte (I14192)
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