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| 1301 | Cora's birth record says she is the 9th child born to Samuel R. & Laura A. Chafee, but I believe it should say 7th. In the 1900 Federal Census, Cora is age 17 and living at Bristol, RI, with her parents and two siblings. In the 1905 RI census she is age 22, still living with her parents in Bristol at 19 Congregation St. Cora and her husband moved to Pemaquid Point, Maine. | Chafee, Cora Raymond (I00162)
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| 1302 | Cora's maiden name came to my attention at a website on Descendants of William Hall of Newport and Portsmouth, RI. | Feary, Cora Belle (I13416)
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| 1303 | Cordelia died May 16, 1916 and she was 80 years, 5 months and 23 days old at the time of her death. Cause of death was senility & myocarditis. | Walker, Cordelia (I25532)
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| 1304 | Corella & Coryell were twins, a girl and a boy. | Remington, Corella A. (I07334)
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| 1305 | Cornelius Cook Manchester is named as a grandson under age 21 in the will of Rhoda Manchester dated 13 Aug 1823. | Manchester, Cornelius Cook (I18044)
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| 1306 | Cornelius was a blacksmith and lived at Tiverton Four Corners (source: The American Genealogist Vol 39 p 213). | Soule, Cornelius (I24804)
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| 1307 | Could he be the Albert Remington listed as a soldier in the 1880 Federal Census, stationed at Fort Elliot, Wheeler, TX? The age and birth location match. In the Federal Census of 1900, Albert & Ella are living at New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. There are seven children in the household. According to the census, the oldest son, George, is a child of Albert's first wife. The children include a set of twin girls. In 1910 the family is at Orange, New Haven Co., CT. In 1920 they are at New Britain, Hartford Co., CT. A married daughter and grandson are with them. | Remington, Albert (I08171)
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| 1308 | Could he be the John Manchester, age 56 b. RI, in the 1850 Federal Census, living at Royalton, Niagara Co., NY? The age and birthplace are right, but it is a common name. He is married to Phebe, age 48, and has a son John, 13, both born NY. I have entered this information because the age and birthplace are correct, but definitely needs more research to confirm. On the other hand, could he be John Manchester, age 60 (c1790) living at Little Compton in 1850? His wife is Sarah age 55. They are living with or next to Almy family members: Cook 84, Ruth 60, Clarinda 50, & Deborah 48. | Manchester, John (I00780)
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| 1309 | Could he be the Oscar Remington, age 41, living at Alfred, Allegany Co., NY in the 1880 Federal Census? However, it says he was born in NY. He has a wife Ellen, 34, and a son Wardner, 9. This needs more research to confirm whether it is the same Oscar. This same couple is at Independence, Allegany Co., NY, in 1870. | Remington, Oscar (I11587)
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| 1310 | Could he be the Thomas Remington who appears with wife Amy in the Portsmouth, RI, town records in the mid-1700s? Possibly. | Remington, Thomas (I04558)
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| 1311 | Could he have been the brother of William, who married Alice Hull? I have a different wife for him, as given in the Borden Genealogy at Google Books. | Borden, Thomas (I15060)
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| 1312 | Could his middle initials stand for Benjamin Franklin? In the 1880 Federal Census, the "Kettle" family at Foster includes John B. F. 36, Patience C. 42, Nellie G. 13, Julia Etta 11, John B. 3, and "not named" daughter 2 mos. The death record at Foster Town House identifies John's parents as Samuel S. & Hannah Kettell. It is not known where John & Patience's graves are. Alden Beaman's RI Vital Record, New Series, Vol. 9, p. 34, gives his date of birth as 1843/44. | Kettelle, John B. F. (I05004)
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| 1313 | Could she be the Huldah Remington who married Jacob Green Frost on 25 Oct 1807? (see familysearch IGI) I am making an assumption that she is, based on her place of residence and the names of two of her sons: Josiah Anthony & Lyman. These are names in Huldah's family -- her father and two brothers. | Remington, Huldah (I06504)
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| 1314 | Could she be the Mary Remington 77 CT (widow) living with Arthur M. & Annie M. Remington at Warwick in the 1920 census? Possibly. They would have been 2nd cousins by marriage. | Reynolds, Mary Colvin (I04158)
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| 1315 | Could she have been Eunice Pendleton, mentioned as daughter Eunice Martin in will of Col. Joseph Marin, 1760 Westerly? | Unknown, Eunice (I04613)
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| 1316 | Could she possibly have been Damaris (Arnold) Cary b. 1680, or Damaris (Arnold) Carr, b. 1684? In the case of the latter, her husband Francis had died young, and she may have remarried, and then died in childbirth or shortly afterwards. | Unknown, Damaris (I13987)
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| 1317 | Could this be a death notice for this individual (although the age seems about a couple of years off): New York Evening Post of 9 March 1826, "31, Benjamin Remington, b.R.I., aged 51"? Also see the following death for Benjamin Remington, possibly the same as above: birth: 1775 Rhode Island death: 03 Jan 1826 Manhattan, New York, New Yrk. Co., N. Y. A Custom House certificate shows that John Remington swears for Benjamin Remington, born c 4 June 1777 at Exeter. (card file at Newport Historical Society) | Remington, Benjamin (I04689)
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| 1318 | Could this be the Thomas who became a captain and slave trader in Pawtuxet, and whose house later was owned by a Peleg Remington? And/or he might be this Thomas referred to in Portsmouth land records: Thomas Remington of Po, mariner, & wife Amy, sold house and land to Thomas Shaw of LC, tailor, for 800 pounds, 21 Nov 1761. This was bordered by David Lake's land on two sides, by Christopher Turner's on the third, and a highway on the fourth. (Po Land Ev Bk 6 p 42) | Remington, Thomas (I20407)
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| 1319 | Could this be this William? William J. Remington Last Residence: 92020 El Cajon, San Diego, California Born: 29 Jun 1923 Died: 21 Jun 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Oregon (Before 1951 ) | Remington, William R. (I09071)
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| 1320 | Could this Lydia be the one who was the mother of Jeremiah Manchester b 20 Dec 1810 in Tiverton; father's name given as Abner Wilcox? Or, is it the other Lydia, b 1791? Their families were both from Little Compton. I am not sure, but I am tentatively linking this Lydia to Abner as his partner. This needs more research to confirm. See notes for Abner; his wife had left him around 1805. | Manchester, Lydia (I18869)
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| 1321 | Courtesy of Thomas G. Remington, I have a photocopy of a picture of Jemima' gravestone, which includes a memorial for daughter Alice who died at age 2. One genealogy at [familysearch.org] has Jemima's maiden name as Doty. | Bronson, Jemima M. (I13448)
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| 1322 | Craig Rice shows two wives for Ezekiel: Mary Spencer and Ellen Spencer, with Ellen being the mother of Nicholas, as shown in Arnold's "Vital Record of RI." However, I am wondering if they are sisters, both daughters of William Spencer, or if they are one and the same -- Mary Ellen Spencer. Need to check on this. Ezekiel's will, dated 5 April 1754, mentions his wife Mary and his father-in-law William Spencer. | Spencer, Ellen (I01440)
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| 1323 | Craig Rice's online family tree has his name as Thurman Blanchard. Hunaman could be a misread. Possibly it is Abraham, nephew of Reuben Blanchard? | Blanchard, Hunamon (I03973)
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| 1324 | CRAIN, CHARLES H. and REMINGTON, JOSEPHINE E.; 12/13/1866; [00A/0169 01866244] HENRY CO. | Family F05583
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| 1325 | CRANSTON James, of Peleg, of Foster, and Ruth Austin, of Gideon, of Scituate; m. by Elder John Williams, March 1, 1787. | Family F05029
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| 1326 | CRANSTON John, of Peleg, of Foster, and Phebe Ann Edward, of Ephraim, of Scituate; m. by Daniel Howard, Jr., Justice, April 4, 1790. | Family F08313
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| 1327 | CRANSTON Peleg, of Thomas and Patience and Sarah Carr, of Thomas and Hannah; m. by Daniel Weeden, Warden, Sept. 7, 1749. | Family F05129
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| 1328 | Cranston Probate Bk. 2, p. 315: whereas Russell Remington late of Cranston, deceased, died Intestate, the court appoints Mrs. Rachel Remington, widow of Deceased, administratrix; dated 9 August 1817. In the 1820 Federal Census, Rachael Colvin is listed at Cranston with one son and one daughter, both age 10-15. | Colvin, Rachael (I08911)
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| 1329 | Cranston, RI - Helen M. (Rathbun) Rathbun, who died Wednesday, August 28, 2019, was the wife of the late Edward B. Rathbun. She was 105. Born in Cranston on May 9, 1914 to Ernest C. and Eola M. (King) Rathbun, she is survived by her three daughters: Ella May Lamoureux (James) of Dayville, CT, Mary E. Champlin (Rollo) of Coventry and Dorothy E. Hutchins of West Greenwich. She was the beloved grandmother of Suzanne M., James E. Jr. & John Lamoureux, Cheryl McCulley, Cynthia Durkin, Susan Pimental & Sherry Champlin, Lisa Pontbriand, Lori Gouveia & Linda Hutchins and of her eighteen great grandchildren: Kathryn & Caroline Oskar, Andrew & Olivia Lamoureux, Erin & Lauren McCulley, Nathaniel, Jacob & Jared Pimental, Matthew & Zachary Durkin, Adrianna, Aubrey & Ava Carsetti, Kailey, Kelsey & Kyle Gouveia and Jamison Carlson. She was predeceased by her brother Arnold C. Rathbun whose wife Carol lives in Cranston. A lifelong resident of Cranston, she grew up on Oaklawn Avenue in Meshanticut. She graduated from the Meshanticut School, Cranston High School Class of 1932 and the former Edgewood Secretarial School. She worked as a school secretary for the Cranston School Department for 37 years retiring in 1981 as Attendance Department Clerk in the School Department's main office. She was a past president of the Cranston Municipal Retirees Association and a volunteer for over 30 years at the Cranston Senior Center. Following in the footsteps of her parents and grandparents, Helen joined the Oaklawn Grange in 1933. One year later she was elected to serve as Lecturer. Helen met her future husband at a Grange square dance and they were later married at Oaklawn Community Baptist Church in Cranston. Throughout their marriage, Edward and Helen were very active in the life of the Oaklawn Grange. After Edward served as master from 1952-1953, Helen succeeded him serving as master from 1953-1955. Throughout her lifetime, Helen served numerous terms as master and lecturer. As Chairman of the Women’s Activities Committee, she was instrumental in raising funds to support the Grange. In 2014, at the age of 100, Helen was still attending meetings and serving as its piano player. She was also a member of the Providence County Pomona Grange; the Rhode Island State Grange & the National Grange. A direct descendant of Roger Williams, she belonged to the Roger Williams Family Association. She was a founder of the Rathbun Family Association of Rhode Island & Vicinity. She also belonged to West Warwick Chapter #2210 of AARP, Inc. A devout Christian, she was a member, for 90 years, of the Oaklawn Community Baptist Church. A member of the Rhode Island Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, she served as the organist at Norwood Baptist Church in Warwick for over 50 years. She previously was the organist for four years at the former Second Presbyterian Church, Cranston and for ten years at the former St. Philips Episcopal Church in West Warwick. Helen loved the color purple and her collection of over 500 pianos. She enjoyed sewing and crafting handmade sequined calendars annually for her entire family. | Rathbun, Helen May (I29457)
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| 1330 | CRANSTON, ZILPHA 1789 - 28 SEP 1813 SC111 CRANSTON Miss Zilpha, fourth daughter of Samuel, of and at Foster, Sept. 28, 1813 (James N. Arnold's Vital Record of RI, Newspapers) | Cranston, Zilpha (I21905)
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| 1331 | Cyrus W. Remington was a Civil War Veteran. He was a Private in the 3rd Regiment, RI Heavy Artillery, Batallion C; Date of Muster 5 Oct 1861; residence Coventry, RI. He re-enlisted 20 Jan 1864 as an Articifer; mustered out of service 9 June 1865; rank at discharge was ARTF (Artificer). Cyrus's ancestry has not been proven. For the time being I have made an assumption that Cyrus is a son of Sheffield, because he is living near him in West Greenwich, RI, in the 1850 Federal Census (needs more research to confirm). An additional clue is that Christopher (son of Sheffield, thus his assumed brother) named a son Cyrus. I am not sure of the parentage of Sheffield, his (assumed) father -- see notes. The Ancestry CD says his next of kin at death were George & Mary A. Remington (not sure who they are). It says the same for Christopher, and I know his parents are Sheffield & Huldah, at least, according to the marriage record at Newport. In the 1850 Federal Census, Cyrus W. Remington is age 10, living in West Greenwich, RI, with the family of Burrill Matteson (age 31). Burrill is the first cousin of Patience (Matteson) Remington. Sheffield Remington is living nearby with a Whitford family. In 1860 Cyrus is still at West Greenwich, age 19, a laborer in a mill; he is living at a boarding house kept by Jason & Betsey Hazard. In the 1870 Census, Cyrus W. Remington is age 30, married to Susan J., age 20, and living in North Providence, RI. They have two young daughters, Ann E. & Mary J. In 1880 Cyrus & Susan Jane are living at Cranston, RI; their children are Mary Jane, Henry R., Levi W., & Elvira P.; the oldest daughter Ann is apparently living with her grandparents, William & Mary Diamond. In the 1885 RI State Census, Cyrus W. and his brother Christopher H. are both living in Johnston; both are carpenters and their birthplace is given as Coventry. According to the cemetery record, his middle name is Waterman. His son Levi's middle name is Waterman, also. The death record says he died at 27 Laban St., Providence, RI. | Remington, Cyrus Waterman (I14400)
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| 1332 | Cyrus was "of West Greenwich." Probably his middle name was Gibbs, and he was the son of Joseph (1781-1843) and Sally (Gibbs) (1783-1832) Place, who are buried in the same cemetery. Possibly Cyrus's mother Sally Gibbs was a sister of Col. Samuel Gibbs (b.c. 1777), who married Cyrus's sister-in-law, Mary "Polly" Remington. Sadly, it appears that Cyrus and Susan had three children who died young. In the same cemetery are graves for Sally Gibbs Place 1843-1844, Joseph Andrew Place 1847-1848, and Joseph Andrew Place 1849-1853. Cyrus's two wives were first cousins, since Rosannah's father was Oliver Matteson, brother of Patience Matteson, who was Susan's mother. | Place, Dr. Cyrus G. (I04441)
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| 1333 | Cyrus was in the Wisconsin legislature and militia. He was also an attorney and judge. In the 1860 Federal Census, C. C. Remington & Maria are living at Baraboo, Sauk Co., WI, with children Helen & George. In the 1870 Federal Census, Cyrus & Maria are still at Baraboo, with the following children: Helen 16, Maude 9, May 9, Arthur 6, Harrie 3, and infant 1. Cyrus is a sawyer. A biographical sketch can be founde here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk/qrybio002.htm#922 | Remington, Cyrus Clark (I08557)
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| 1334 | Cyrus's middle initial is W in census records. I found Walter as his middle name on a family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect (Claire White's). In the Federal Census of 1900, Cyrus & Clara are living at Red House, Cattaraugus Co., NY. They have two sons, Roland (Robert?) & Lewis, and are living next to Cyrus's parents and a cousin. According to cemetery data at NYGenweb, this couple had a son Roland 1897 - 1913. Possibly he was a twin to Robert (?). In 1920 the family is living at Salamanca, Cattaraugus Co., NY. The names of the 7 children are difficult to decipher. In 1930 the family is at Red House again: Cyrus W. 50, Clara B. 50, Cyrus W. 20, Harry E.13, and Alice 79. From findagrave.com: "Cyrus Remington . . . helped build the Aleghany State Park in NY. His name is on a plaque in the visitors' center." | Remington, Cyrus Walter (I22737)
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| 1335 | D. C. Remington was Town Clerk at Scituate, RI, from 1875 to 1878, and also was a mill owner. In the 1850 Federal Census, DeWitt C. Remington, 37, is living in Scituate, RI, with his son, DeWitt Jr., 8. His first wife had died, and another son, George, 10, is living with Colby relatives in 1850. In 1880, Dewitt & Adah M. Remington are living at Scituate, Providence Co., RI. Daniel H. & Mary C. Remington are living with them, as well as three other individuals. Daniel is the town clerk. | Remington, DeWitt Clinton (I04103)
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| 1336 | Damaris, twin to Elizabeth, was the first one born, at about 6 pm. She was named after her paternal grandmother. | Arnold, Damaris (I02155)
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| 1337 | Dan was elected to the City Council of Plattsburg, NY, in 1993, and became mayor in 2000, running as a gay Republican against the five-term incumbent Mayor Clyde Rabideau, a Democrat. | Stewart, Daniel Lee (I03866)
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| 1338 | Dan's family moved from Bristol, RI, to Lebanon, CT, when he was about 2 years old. His parents were Dan Throope, Sr., & Deborah Church. | Throope, Daniel Dan Jr. (I12836)
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| 1339 | Daniel & Eliza were the first couple to be married in Andover, Allegeny County, NY. The land agent had promised 100 acres of land to the first married couple, so they quickly arranged for a private ceremony so as to married before another couple. (From the notes of Carol Burford) | Family F02827
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| 1340 | Daniel & Ellin were married by William Rice, Assistant. | Family F02024
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| 1341 | Daniel & Fanny emigrated to Michigan from Vermont about 1850. | Brown, Daniel B. (I09511)
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| 1342 | Daniel & Hannah had other children besides the three who married three Watson siblings. There were William, Meribah, Hannah, Peleg, Daniel, Joseph, & Demaris. (see RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 10, p. 28) | Weeden, Daniel Jr. (I04875)
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| 1343 | Daniel & Jane had at least three other children who died young: another Daniel, another Sarah, and a George Abbott. | Fenner, Major Daniel (I14530)
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| 1344 | Daniel & Mary had four known children. | Swinburne, Esquire Daniel F. (I09865)
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| 1345 | Daniel & Mary lived on Division Road in E. Greenwich, RI. They, along with her parents, are buried in Ebenezer Slocum's Burial Ground on Division Rd. | Briggs, Daniel Lyman (I06057)
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| 1346 | Daniel Aborn commanded the sloop "Chance" in encounters vs. the British. He was lost at sea. | Aborn, Daniel (I10702)
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| 1347 | Daniel died of tuberculosis. The Coventry Cemetery Book says he died 2 September 1861. | Wightman, Daniel B. (I07105)
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| 1348 | Daniel Fones Essex is mentioned as a nephew in the 1817 will of Daniel Fones. | Essex, Daniel Fones (I25196)
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| 1349 | Daniel Gould Allen, in his Genealogy of the Allen Family (Google Books), has Sarah's maiden name as Havens. Other genealogies have her name as Sarah Mansfield. Son Jonathan named a son Mansfield, so that may be a clue. From an online message board: "Sarah Rhodes, widow of Capt. William Rhodes married John Allen of North Kingstown." The names of Sarah's parents were obtained from various online sources; confirmation needed. | Mansfield, Sarah (I13133)
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| 1350 | Daniel Harris Remington was elected Town Clerk of Scituate on 15 May 1878, and served over 20 years. His father and grandfather were also Town Clerks, in Scituate and Coventry. He was born "at the Harris homestead where his grandfather, Daniel A. Harris, made spindles." (source: North Kingstown Genealogical Society Newsletter, Vol 2 No 3, Nov 2008, p 3; excerpted from the Providence Sunday Journal 7 Nov 1897) The above source has his dob as 6 Sep 1851. | Remington, Daniel Harris (I04144)
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