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1451	Dinah, widow of Major Thomas Fenner, died in the 98th year of her life. According to her gravestone inscription, "she died a sincere Christian."	Borden, Dinah (I07846)
1452	Disease causing death: Arterio sclerosis	Remington, Ansurilla Lucinda (I13238)
1453	Don Evan Appleby [deappleby@donevanappleby.com]	Source (S013289)
1454	Dorcas is mentioned as a daughter in the will of Sion Seabury dated 21 Sep 1793 at Tiverton, RI. I am not sure if she is his daughter by his first wife, Anna, or by his second wife, Dorcas. I had placed her as a daughter of Dorcas, pending further research; but an early membership lineage from RI Society of Mayflower Descendants has her as d/o Anna.	Seabury, Dorcas (I18412)
1455	Dorcas was a daughter of Niles Helme of South Kingstown, RI.	Helme, Dorcas (I15049)
1456	Dorothy died at age 77.	Wood, Dorothy (I24455)
1457	Dorothy's parents were of Tingsboro, Somerset, England (source: Genealogy of the Bliss Family).	WHEATLYE, Dorothy (I00688)
1458	DOTA (see Doty), Huldah and Isaac Remington, int. Dec. 2, 1809. Marriage, Windsor	Family F05193
1459	Dr. Benjamin Slack was of Scituate, RI	Slack, Dr. Benjamin (I14539)
1460	Dr. James Otis was "of Scituate, MA," according to his daughter Hannah's gravestone.	Otis, Dr. James (I09885)
1461	Dr. Lester S. Hill was a Civil War Veteran (1861 - 1865), and was a major and surgeon in the Spanish-American War (1898). Dr Hill was Assistant Surgeon General of RI from 1894 to 1897. Lester & Elfrida are living on Broad St. in Providence, RI, in the 1880 Federal Census. They have a 1-year-old daughter, Lenora.	Hill, Dr. Lester Seneca (I11127)
1462	Duke Robert's child William was borne to him by Herleva, unmarried daughter of a wealthy citizen of Falaise, France. However, later she was given in marriage to a French noble. Robert had no other sons and later persuaded the Norman barons to recognize William as his legitimate heir. Notes from "The Lives of the Kings & Queens of England" edited by Antonia Fraser, pub. 1998 University of California Press, p.20.	Robert, DUKE the Magnificent (I23901)
1463	During the Civil War, Delos served for 3 years in the 1st NY Dragoons. In both the 1870 and the 1880 Federal Census, Delos & Philena are living at Andover, Allegany Co., NY, with his parents Daniel & Eliza.	Remington, Delos A. (I07348)
1464	During the Revolutionary War, John was taken from his home at night and brought to Newport, where he was in prison for about four months. His wife and children were driven from the family home, and the house was burned to the ground by the British. Known as Judge Allen, John served as both representative and senator in the RI General Assembly and was a Justice in the court system. He died as a result of an attack by a bull in his pasture. The will of John Allen of NK, Esq., is dated 12 June 1813, proved 9 Aug 1813. It mentions wife Martha, d/o Christopher Allen; sons Thomas Gould, Christopher, Ray Greene, and Samuel; dtrs Lucretia dec'd w/o Silas Allen, Lydia Carpenter, Mary Gould, Susanna, and Lucy Anne; children of dec'd daughter Lucretia: George, James, and Anne. In his Genealogy of the Allen Family, Daniel Gould Allen has John's date of birth as March 27 1747.	Allen, Esq. John (I05990)
1465	Dwelley married Mary Stafford & Hannah Wood.	Coggeshall, Dwelley (I03507)
1466	Earl and Lillian had three sons.	Remington, Earl Allen (I13635)
1467	Eben, Sarah, & Arch are in the 1870 Federal Census living at Fentonville, Genesee Co., MI, next to his uncle Abner Remington and family. In 1880 Eben & Sarah are at Fenton, Genesee Co., MI, with their two sons, Frank 20 & Arch C. 10. (Who is Frank Remington, age 20, son? Could he have been from an earlier marriage?) Also in the home are in-laws Moses & Catharine Smith. In the Federal Census of 1 June 1900, Eben & Sarah C. Remington, ages 63 & 58, are still living at Fenton, Genesee Co., MI. Their son Archie, 27, is still with them. They are living on Poplar Street. His obituary in The Fenton Independent: "Ebin Remington died at his home on Poplar Street . . . He was born in Fenton 17 June 1837 and lived here his entire life. Surviving: wife; 1 son, Archie Remington; a brother, J. B. Remington; and a sister, Mrs. Jennie Traver. Mr. Remington was widely known as a horse trainer and breeder of fancy dogs. He was the pioneer in the cement business in Fenton, discovering the marl deposits and realizing their worth several years ago. He was unable to interest capital, however, and so did nothing with what has developed into an industry of immense proportion. He was a soldier in the war of the rebellion and spent three years in a rebel prison, but finally succeeded in escaping and returned to Fenton."	Remington, Eben (I05188)
1468	Ebenezer & Adela had three daughters: Sarah C., Adela N., & another one who married a Mr. Williams.	Padelford, Ebenezer A. (I14898)
1469	Ebenezer & Mary had 10 children whose births are recorded at Coventry, RI.	Rice, Ebenezer (I12629)
1470	Ebenezer & Mary settled in Jamestown, RI, where he was prominent in public office. He was chosen deputy to the General Assembly in 1679, a position which he held until his death in 1715. At times he was the Speaker of the Assembly. He belonged to the society of Friends, and was referred to as "a valuable minister." The Jamestown Proprietors Records show that Ebenezer was chosen to be one of the Town Council ("Counsell"), and was chosen Moderator of meetings of the Proprietors and Freemen several times: 1682, 1683, 1684, 1685, 1697, 1699, and 1704. He was Head Warden in 1701.	SLOCUM, Rev. Ebenezer (I03821)
1471	Ebenezer Wood WALKER Ebenezer Wood and Mrs. Sarah Stodder, Oct. 4, 1807, Marriage Upton, MA	Family F09586
1472	Ebenezer's daughters Phebe, Mary, & Damaris are all mentioned as under age 18 in the will of their aunt Mary (Carr) Hazard, dated 12 March 1809.	Carr, Ebenezer (I04628)
1473	Ebenezer's father, Ebenezer Bush, Sr., was the husband of Thankful (Hitchcock) Phelps, who in 1759 married Deacon Joseph Remington, Susannah's father-in-law, as his second wife.	Bush, Ebenezer Jr. (I15791)
1474	Ebenezer's will, dated 27 Nov 1773 at Tiverton, RI, mentions his (probably 2nd) wife Sarah; sons Daniel, Robert (wife Mary), Benjamin (wife Phebe), & John; daughters Lydia Sawdey (dec'd), Sarah (wife of Job King), Ruth (wife of Obediah Dennis); and several grandchildren, children of Lydia; and friend Constant Hart.	FISH, Ebenezer (I00919)
1475	Eber possibly married second, Sophia A. Brown.	Shearman, Eber (I03302)
1476	Eber was a twin.	Manchester, Eber (I03735)
1477	Eber was the grandson of Philip Shearman, who is also our ancestor. Eber's father was Eber, son of Philip; we are descended from Philip's son Benjamin. The location of Eber & Martha's marriage, as well as information on their children, came from James N. Arnold's "Family Notes," Volume SHE, among unpublished manuscripts at the Knight Library in Providence.	Shearman, Eber (I01409)
1478	EDDY Joseph, of Warren, and Mrs. Lydia Jolls, of Bristol; m. by Ebenezer Cole, Justice, June 13, 1756.	Family F07826
1479	Edmond & Hannah were married by Rev. A. C. Shaw at the home of O. D. Bishop in Marquette, MI. It was her first marriage and his second.	Family F06983
1480	Edmund died of consumption. The death record at Fall River indicates he was married.	Elsbree, Edmund (I19729)
1481	Edmund's first wife was Celestine G. Wilson. They were married 22 Aug 1853 at Fall River. Celestine died in 1861. Edmund's parents are Samuel V. & Olive.	Bliffins, Edmund D. (I18711)
1482	Edna and her ex-husband Mark have gone their separate ways and she is now using the name Anna Russel.	Remington, Edna Louise (I00039)
1483	Edna was d/o Charles & Edith.	Cross, Edna (I21245)
1484	Edward & Anna were married by Thomas Church, Justice.	Family F01389
1485	Edward & Rebecca were married by Richard Billings, Justice.	Family F01128
1486	Edward Carr's will of 22 Dec 1711 mentions his daughter, Hannah Slocum. I am making an educated guess that her husband was Samuel, who had a wife named Hannah. They were both from Jamestown, in the right time frame. Other online genealogies agree with this conclusion.	Carr, Hannah (I02191)
1487	Edward died at age 61 of typhoid fever. The death record identifies his parents as Perry and Anna, and his birthplace as Tiverton.	Manchester, Edward (I27800)
1488	Edward Doty came on the first voyage of the Mayflower. For additional information, please visit: http://www.themayflowersociety.com/pilgrim.htm	Doty, Edward (I19380)
1489	Edward Francis Remington, Birth 1889 Boston, MA; Vol. 396: Pg. 81 Edward and his wife Georgiana are living at Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA, in the Federal Censuses of 1920 and 1930. With them are Edwards's parents. In 1930 they have two sons.	Remington, Edward Francis (I24734)
1490	Edward is not mentioned in his father's will. His name is found in several genealogies, but I have not yet located "official" documentation (I need to research this family more). Edward was likely named after his mother's father, Edward Carr.	Slocum, Edward (I02192)
1491	Edward is often considered to be the most successful of medieval monarchs. He is known as Edward Longshanks; also Hammer of the Scots. He fathered sixteen children by his first wife and three by the second. See: http://royaldescent.blogspot.com/2010/02/plantagenet-1-marriage-of-edward- i-and.html From Wikipedia: "Uncommon for such marriages of the period, the couple loved each other. Moreover like his father, Edward was very devoted to his queen and was faithful to her throughout their married lives -- a rarity among monarchs of the time. He was deeply affected by her death. He displayed his grief by erecting twelve so-called Eleanor crosses, one at each place where her funeral cort	PLANTAGENET, King of England Edward I (I19846)
1492	Edward married Carrie Belle Foster; they had 8 children (see Rootsweb's Worldconnect).	Wightman, Edward Walter (I23532)
1493	Edward Thurston was a Quaker at Newport, RI, prior to 1647. He was a freeman at Newport in 1655. On 26 August 1688, Edward was one of a number of Quakers who signed a request addressed to the King asking to be excused from bearing arms because they were peaceable people, but promising to fulfill all other obligations of taxes and duties. In 1690 he was one of five signers of a letter to King William & Queen Mary, congratulating them on their accession to the Crown. I have very roughly estimated the birth years of some of Edward's children.	THURSTON, Edward (I05330)
1494	Edward W. is listed in the 1850 Federal Census as age 6 months. Therefore, even though the published birth records show him to be born in 1850, he must have been born in 1849. The only other possibility is that there was an infant who died, and a second son was given the same name. New Bedford VRs show his dob as 20 Dec 1849.	Remington, Edward Wing (I05225)
1495	Edward was "of Hartford."	Denison, Edward (I08337)
1496	Edward was "of New Shoreham."	Hull, Esquire Edward (I11060)
1497	Edward was "of Rehoboth."	Smith, Edward (I10583)
1498	Edward was a clergyman. His death record gives his birthplace as Sennet, NY, and the birthplace of his parents as Adams, MA. No parents are named. He settled in Boston, MA; census records show him living in Boston from 1850 to 1900. One Boston directory has him listed as pastor of the First Christian Church.	Edmunds, Rev. Edward (I28289)
1499	Edward was a private in the Revolutionary War, Col. Topham's Regiment, 1776.	Greene, Edward (I02419)
1500	Edward was in Boston in 1658, and was made a freeman of Scituate, MA, in 1661. He was a shipbuilder.	Wanton, Edward (I27417)