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| 1351 | Daniel is mentioned as deceased in his father's will of 8 Apr 1790, and his wife Mary is mentioned as daughter-in-law. Five of their children are mentioned as grandchildren. I have roughly estimated Daniel's year of birth, as well as the birth years of his children. | Fones, Daniel (I21723)
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| 1352 | Daniel lived in Jamestown, RI, according to "Representative Men of Old Families of Southeastern MA," V. I, p. 173. | Remington, Daniel (I02898)
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| 1353 | Daniel may have had a second wife. See vital records of Westerly. DAR records have his birth year as 1682. | Brown, Daniel (I27179)
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| 1354 | Daniel Peter and Karla Marie are twins. After our first three children were born, Rich & I considered whether we should have any more children. When I was growing up as the youngest one in my own childhood family, I often wished for another sibling to share good times with, lamenting that I always was the one left behind. So, I thought it would be great to end with twins, so no one would have to be the "last one." So I confided in God, telling him that I thought my idea was a good one, and that if he gave us twins, I would know he was telling us that we should not have any more children after that -- we would end with twins. Well, afterwards I occasionally wondered if he had really heard that prayer. Some time later, when we discovered we were going to have another child, I half expected the doctor to tell us it was twins. Months went by and I had decided it was probably not to be, until one day during a routine exam, guess what -- twins! So, within a year of that prayer, we had another beautiful girl and boy. | Sorensen, Daniel Peter (I00061)
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| 1355 | Daniel ran a hotel in northern Wisconsin. In 1860 he is D. C. Remington, age 29, married to Julia and living at Kildare, Juneau Co., WI. They have a son William, age 2. In 1870, Daniel C. & Julia E. Remington, ages 39 & 33, are living at Mauston, Juneau Co., WI. They have three children: Wm A. 12, Frank 9, & Jesse G. 5 months. In 1880 the family is at Wonewoc, Juneau Co., WI. D. C. Remington is 48, and his wife Julia E. is 43; they have five children in the household: Frank 19, Jessie 10, Dan L. 3, Ella G. 6, & Charles C. 10 months. In the 1900 Federal Census (dated 14 June), Daniel Remington is age 69 (May 1831), widowed, and living with his brother Alvah & family on Remington Flats at Waukesha, Waukesha Co., WI. He is also listed in the same census (dated 27 June & 2 July) as age 67 with his son William at Mauston, Juneau Co., WI. This census gives his date of birth as Jan 1833. | Remington, Daniel Carey (I14436)
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| 1356 | Daniel Remington was ensign of Militia, 2nd Company for Warwick, in 1730 - 1733. Very likely it was this Daniel. Warwick Land Evidence, dated 22 Nov 1736: Stephen Remington of Providence, mariner, sold to Jonathan Remington of East Greenwich, mariner, one lot in Chippowinoxit, Warwick, Lot #16, one and one-half acres; signed by Stephen Remington, witnessed by Dan Remington. (These three were brothers.) He is probably the Daniel Remington listed for Warwick in the 1774 RI Census. In the book "Remington Family" Martha A. Benns has Daniel's date of birth as 18 October 1681, but this is too early because he is said to be under 21 in his father's will dated 1710. Cherry Fletcher Bamberg has the year as 1689. | Remington, Daniel Sr. (I02908)
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| 1357 | Daniel Rhodes was of Pawtuxet. | Rhodes, Daniel (I20287)
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| 1358 | Daniel S. Remington was a deacon of the Seventh-Day Baptist Church. In the Federal Census of 1850, Daniel S. & Eliza Remington are both aged 48, he born RI and she born MA; living at Andover, Allegany Co., NY. Their children are: Fanny M. 22, Delos 15, and Oscar 11; all three born in NY. They are next to the family of Stephen Potter Jr, who I believe is a descendant of the Stephen Potter family of Hopkinton, RI (see familysearch.org and americanancestors.org vital records of RI). In the 1860, 1870, and 1880 Federal Censuses, Daniel & Eliza are still living at Andover, Allegany Co., NY. In 1870 & 1880, they are with their son son Delos and his wife, Philena. In 1880 Daniel & Eliza both are 78 years old. | Remington, Daniel S. (I07168)
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| 1359 | Daniel served in the Civil War. | Remington, Daniel M. (I05379)
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| 1360 | Daniel Tibbetts died at sea (see "The Life and Times of Samuel Gorton" by Adelos Gorton, Philadelphia, 1907). | Tibbetts, Daniel (I03238)
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| 1361 | Daniel W. Carr is mentioned in the will of his uncle, James Tew, dated 5 Jan 1856 at Jamestown, RI. | Carr, Daniel W. (I15039)
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| 1362 | Daniel was "of Mendon, MA" at the time of his daughter's marriage. | Southwick, Daniel III (I05553)
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| 1363 | Daniel was a son fo William Arnold, who is with the family in the 1880 Federal Census at Lincoln, RI. In 1880 D. H. & Clarissa Arnold have six children in the household, as well as Daniel's father and sister, and a servant. In 1900 Daniel is a widower, still living at Lincoln. With him are several of his children and other relatives. | Arnold, Daniel Harris (I23556)
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| 1364 | Daniel was a World War I veteran. For 35 years he worked as a farm mechanic at the C. P. Knight farm in Quidnessett, North Kingstown, RI. He & Katharine were members of Frenchtown Baptist Church, near to where they lived at 576 Frenchtown Rd. Rev. Pierre Bonard, of the Six Principal Baptist Church in North Kingstown, officiated at Daniel's funeral service. Family note: Rev. Bonard was the father of Sylvia (Bonard) Curry, mother-in-law of Karla (Sorensen) Curry. | Remington, Daniel Briggs (I06059)
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| 1365 | Daniel was one of the first organizers of the Friends' Society at Newport, RI. | Gould, Daniel Sr. (I25788)
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| 1366 | Daniel was s/o Daniel O. and Hannah J. (Rogers) Davis (source: Oregon Bio Project, online). In the Federal Census of 1880, at Union, Union Co., OR, the household is as follows: John E. Remington 60 NY (MA/RI) farmer, Electa S. Remington 61 NY (MA/VT), Helen C. Davis 30 NY dtr, Daniel O. Davis 31 NY s-in-law farming, Edward O. Davis 6 CO, Cora I. Davis 3 CO, Leon L. Davis 2 OR, Louisa Davis 1 OR, Grace Davis 1 month OR; and James Smith 17 AR servant. In the Federal Census of 1900, the family is at Columbia, Wasco Co., OR: Daniel O. 52 NY, Ellen C. 51 NY (md 27 yrs), Edward O. 26 CO, Leon L. 22 OR, Louisa B. 21 OR, Grace S. 20 OR, Willifred 16 OR, Hellen G. 15 OR, and John E. Remington 83 NY wd (MA/RI) father-in-law. | Davis, Daniel O. (I24748)
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| 1367 | Daniel was s/o Hiram. | Cornell, Daniel T. (I28799)
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| 1368 | Daniel's mother was probably his father's first wife, name unknown, rather than Elizabeth Cooke, Mayflower descendant. | WILCOX, Daniel Jr. (I05750)
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| 1369 | Daniel's name is written as David in the 1850 Federal Census. | Randall, Daniel (I13294)
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| 1370 | Daniel's will mentions a wife named Freelove. I am not sure her maiden name was Arnold, but based on the the fact that they had a son named Arnold, and that her maiden name is given as Arnold in RI Vital Records New Series, Vol 6 p 156, I have tentatively used that as her maiden name. A family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect shows her as Freelove Burlingame. However, the death record of son Arnold at West Greenwich has Daniel's wife as Freelove Arnold (as per RIVR NS Vol 6 p 153; I have not viewed the original). | ARNOLD, Freelove (I24309)
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| 1371 | Daniel's will mentions his wife, Mary, and two daughters, both under age 21: Mary & Ruth. Daniel's will was witnessed by Benjamin Thurston, Peleg Wood, & Richard Wood. He was probably the Daniel Gould born 22 Dec 1686 to Daniel & Mary, recorded in Friends' Records, Newport, RI. (This needs more research to confirm) | Gould, Daniel (I21687)
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| 1372 | Daniel, s/o Samuel, is mentioned as a nephew in the 1817 will of Daniel Fones. | Fones, Daniel (I25199)
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| 1373 | Daniel, whose birth and death are recorded at North Kingstown, may or may not be a son in this family group. Unfortunately, some of the pages are burned, and the year is not legible. | Northup, Daniel (I13962)
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| 1374 | Danielle Davis-El Khoury has Lenora's year of birth as 1886. A transcribed birth record I have has Lenore's birth date as 31 Dec 1885. | Nottage, Leonora A. (I16081)
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| 1375 | DAR #125735 | Remington, Mary "Mamie" Sheldon (I10683)
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| 1376 | DAR files have her date of death as 12 June 1865. | Ross, Mandana (I18228)
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| 1377 | DAR files have her name as Mary Alice. In the Federal Census of 1990 she is listed as May R. Walkley. | Remington, May Alice (I08765)
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| 1378 | DAR ID Number: 14416 | Peck, Edith Remington (I16286)
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| 1379 | DAR ID Number: 22542 Mary's DAR lineage: her parents, Edwin A. Jones & Cornelia Durand; grandparents, Bennie Jones & Amelia Towner; great-grandparents, Benjamin Jones, Jr. & Molly Stannard; great-great-grandfather, Benjamin Jones. Excerpted from her DAR file: Benjamin Jones, Jr., joined Capt. Skinner's Co., Col. Latimer, 25 Aug 1777. He was with the regiment when ordered to reinforce Gen. Gates at Saratoga and took part in the battle 19 Sep 1777, between the regiments commanded by Gen. Gates and Gen. Burgoyne. Entered service on State Man of War Oliver Cromwell, 12 Mar 1778, and participated in the capture of the Admiral Keppel of 18 guns, 13 Apr 1778. In March 1781, he joined Brig. General Waterbury's Battalion which joined Washington while encamped at Phillipsburg in July and was aftrerwards under Heath's orders on the Westchester line. Was a pensioner under Act of Congress approved 7 June 1832. Mary is also the great-granddaughter of Samuel Durand of Cheshire, CT, who enlisted when but 16 years of age and is said to have been the youngest soldier from the State of Connecticut. Was a pensioner under Act of Congress approved 1840. In the 1930 Federal Census, she may be the Mary Remington, age 74, living at the Old People's Home on Jefferson St. in Hartford, CT. | Jones, May Leffingwell (I19871)
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| 1380 | DAR ID Number: 25822 | Taylor, Musette Remington (I14828)
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| 1381 | DAR ID Number: 29709 | Train, Maria S. (I08558)
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| 1382 | DAR ID Number: 29762 MRS. JENNIE REMINGTON CALL Born in Coventry, Rhode Island. Wife of Charles F. Call. Descendant of Rufus Matteson of Rhode Island. Daughter of Albert D. Remington and Caroline M. Knight, his wife. Granddaughter of Alfred W. Knight and Susan C. Johnson, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Nicholas W. Johnson and Patience Matteson, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Rufus Matteson and Rhoda Andrew, his wife, m. 1772. Rufus Matteson, (1752-1834), was placed on the pension roll of Kent County, RI, for six months' actual service as private in the Rhode Island Line. | Remington, Jennie M. (I05475)
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| 1383 | DAR ID Number: 33421 | Kimball, Mary L. (I19883)
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| 1384 | DAR ID Number: 56540 | Remington, Helen "Nellie" R. (I08508)
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| 1385 | DAR ID Number: 8872 | Watson, Anna Burr (I11470)
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| 1386 | DAR records show a first marriage for Olney, to Amy Gully, and a daughter Lucinda (no dates in the file). This needs more research to confirm. There were several individuals named Olney Potter living at this time, but this one is unique in that he has the middle initial E. POTTER Olney E., at Foster, aged 43 years, May 19, 1831. His gravestone at Hopkins Mills Cemetery identifies him as son of William Potter (findagrave.com). I have placed him here as a son of William Potter & Mary Ellis, based solely on a DAR record. I have not found other evidence thus far to determine if he might belong to a different William. However, it is reasonable to place him here because Olney had a son named Pardon (see gravestone at Hopkins Mills), and the ancestry of his (assumed) father William goes back to Pardon Tillinghast. I have not yet found a connection to the Olney family. In the Federal Census of 1820, Olney E. Potter is in Foster, RI. Unfortunately, the census taker listed the heads of families roughly in alphabetical order (at least with all the Ps together) so it is impossible to see who was living next to whom. Other Potter heads of households listed are: John, William, Daniel, Benjamin, and Edmund. Olney's household includes: 1 free wh male 26-44, 5 free wh females <10, 1 free wh female 16-25, 1 free wh female 26-44, total of 8. This implies two parents and 5 young girls, and one older girl/young woman. In the Federal Census of 1830, Olney E. Potter is still in Foster. The household includes: 2 free wh males <5, 1 free wh male 5-9, 1 free wh male 15-19, 1 free wh male 40-49, 2 free wh females 5-9, 2 free wh females 10-14, 3 free wh females 15-19, 1 free wh female 30-29, total of 11. William A. Potter is on the same page but not living nearby. He may be a brother or other relative. In the Federal Census of 1810, Olney Potter (no middle initial) is living in Scituate, RI. He is next to Johnson Potter. Olney's household includes: 1 free wh male 10-15, 3 free wh males 16-25, 1 free wh female <10, 1 free wh female 10-15, 1 free wh female 16-25; total of 7. This appears to be a young couple ages 16-25, along with two other young adult males, and 1 teen boy and 1 teen girl, and 1 girl under 10. If Olney & Orra were married at this point, they would have been 21 and 17. This looks like an extended family group -- not sure if it's the correct Olney. There's also an Olney Potter listed at Cranston in 1810; the household includes 1 free wh male 10-15, 1 free wh male 26-44, 1 free wh female 16-25; total 3. Olney E. Potter and Hugh Cole witnessed the 21 Feb 1811 will of Joseph Ford of Foster, RI. Olney E. Potter witnessed the 20 Feb 1812 will of Jacob Walker of Foster, RI. Olney E. Potter is mentioned in the 11 Jan 1833 will of John Matteson of West Greenwich, physician (implies John may be Olney's son-in-law). | Potter, Olney E. (I26638)
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| 1387 | DAR: Minnie Belle Nuttall Nat'l #: 263410 Ancestor #: A095364 Peleg Remington NICKERSON MINNIE B. (REMINGTON*) 1869 - 28 DEC 1940 PV003, Swan Point In 1910, Minnie is married to Leroy W. Nickerson; they are living in Providence with two adopted sons. In 1920, Minnie is age 50 D, living in Providence. Leroy is elsewhere in Providence, and appears to be married to Florence. | Nuttall, Minnie Belle (I26173)
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| 1388 | Data on this family group came from both the 1850 and 1860 censuses of Tiverton. | Hambly, Charles (I03201)
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| 1389 | Dates of birth and death fro Moses were obtained at: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen337.htm | Marcy, Colonel Moses (I08234)
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| 1390 | Daughter of Captain Seth Pope | Pope, Susannah (I29121)
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| 1391 | Daughter of Luther and Sannie Braley Newton (source: FindaGrave.com). | Newton, Betty Juliette (I23262)
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| 1392 | Dave Hierlihy [dhierlihy@shaw.ca] Dave Hierlihy, Kamloops, B.C. Canada | Source (S013005)
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| 1393 | David & Anna were married by Benjamin Tillinghast, Justice. | Family F05270
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| 1394 | David & Deborah may have been twins. He died at age 83. David Manchester is an ancestor of Carla Phillips, who kindly supplied some of the information on this family line (contact information available on request). | Manchester, David (I17840)
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| 1395 | David & Elizabeth moved to New York State. | Hart, David (I09571)
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| 1396 | David & Hannah were married by Capt. Joshua Hobart. | Family F04293
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| 1397 | David & Hannah were married by Rev. David Turner. | Family F10704
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| 1398 | David & Lydia had the following children: Mary Ann 1837, John James 1841, Eunice Deborah 1843, Susan E. 1845, Sarah Mumford 1847, Abby Jane 1850, William Joseph 1852, Simon Peter 1855, Frances P. 1857, & Mercy Maria 1859. | Nichols, David (I09357)
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| 1399 | David & Mary were married by Elisha Cole, Asst. | Family F00522
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| 1400 | David & Phebe were married by Elisha Mathewson, Justice. | Family F04803
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