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| 2401 | His name is spelled "MacGreagor" on the marriage certificate and "MacGregor" on the death certificate. Hugh & Hannah lived in the Edgewood section of Cranston on Armington Street. They raised their niece Kittie Maplet Remington after her mother died in 1889. John worked for Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company. (Information on the McGregor family came from Nancy MacKay Hattox.) | McGreagor, Hugh Robert (I04805)
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| 2402 | His name is unclear in the census. | Totman, Charles T. (I20801)
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| 2403 | His name is written as both Lawton and Layton. In the 1850 Federal Census, Layton & Betsey Hopkins are living at West Greenwich, RI. In 1860 Layton is age 67, living at West Greenwich; Catherine Wightman, age 53, is in the household, keeping house. I am wondering if she is the mother of Catherine Whitman who married Layton's grandson, Calvin. (Whitman & Wightman were the same name at that time, and pronounced the same way.) Her age agrees. In the 1870 census, Layton & Katherine Hopkins, ages 77 & 60, are still at West Greenwich. There seems to be a question as to where he is buried: HOPKINS, LAYTON 1793 - 25 JUN 1871, CY066 HOPKINS, LAYTON, MAJOR 1793c - 25 JUN 1871, WG028 | Hopkins, Major Layton (I01991)
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| 2404 | His name is written as Milton in the 1920 Federal Census. | Remington, Merton A. (I14097)
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| 2405 | His name may have been Edward. New Bedford whaling files (seamen's insurance records) show an Edward Remington, age 12, b. Dartmouth, MA, who went on a voyage 19 May 1847. The age and birthplace could easily match Joseph's son "Edmund." It says he was 4'10" and had a light complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. In the Federal Census of 1850, there is an Edmund C. Remington, age 35 MA, living at Reading, Hillsdale Co., MI. He is a carpenter. This could be the son of Joseph & Mary. | Remington, Edward Coggeshall (I06495)
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| 2406 | His name may have been Freeman Hitchcock (see 1870 Federal Census). The family is living at Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY. In the home is Huldah, age 68, mother of Ann Elizabeth (Remington) Hitchcock. They are next door to Daniel Remington and family. | Hitchcock, Truman B. (I09646)
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| 2407 | His name may have been Peregrine. It is Pedigreene in his father's will. The name is passed down in the family and is spelled variously as Peregrine, Peregreene, Perigreen, Pedegreen, Pedigreen(e), Peddegreene, Perrygreen, and Petegren. From the Exeter Town Council records: "Pedigreen Tripp of Exeter yeoman and Susannah Tripp wife of said [PT] . . . land to my father Job Tripp . . . land my grandfather Job Tripp gave to my father in his will . . . my brother Peleg . . . " dated 25 Feb 1758 Also in the Exeter town records, Peddegreene Tripp and wife Martha signed deeds on 14 April 1780 and again in 1785. This may be a second marriage for Pedigreene, although dates on the gravestones suggest Susannah died in 1778 (S. Tripp, see family burial lot findagrave.com). There is a marriage record at Richmond for a Pedigreen Fry Tripp: TRIPP Peregrine Fry, of Exeter, and Martha Boss, of Jeremiah, of Richmond; m. at Richmond by John Webster, Justice, Sept. 14, 1760; Town Page Detail: Marriage (Vol. 1 : Pg. 43), Richmond, RI. Is Peregrine Fry Tripp the same individual who married Susannah Sherman? This needs more research. If Susannah died before 1760, this Pedigreene may have married Martha Boss in 1760 which case the youngest son would be hers. | Tripp, Pedigreene (I13323)
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| 2408 | His name on the marriage record is Lorenzo J. Remington. In the Federal Census of 1850, Lorenzo & Laura Remmington are living at Chester, Hampden Co., MA. They have a daughter Mary, age 3. | Remington, Joel Lorenzo (I06402)
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| 2409 | His name was either John or Anthony. | Aylesworth, John (I07245)
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| 2410 | His name was found in the marriage record of his daughters, and in Jenny's & Mary's death records in the RI Death Index. | Wilson, John A. (I02266)
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| 2411 | His name was later changed to Peter Clark Schilleci. | Remington, Clifford Allen "Peter" (I02276)
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| 2412 | His obituary in The Fenton Independent: "John B. Remington, one of Fenton's oldest residents, died at his home in the northern part of the village. He was the second son of Mr. & Mrs. William Remington and was born in Fenton, being one of the first children born here. Surviving: wife, who has been spending the winter in Florida with her brother; two sons -- Clifford of Fenton and Bert of Alamagordo, NM; and one sister, Mrs. Jennie Traver, now a resident of Ohio." In the 1870 Federal Census, John & Emily are living at Fenton, Genesee Co., MI, with their 2-year-old son Jay C. They are next to William & Jane, along with Eliza J. & Edward White and their children. In the 1880 Federal Census, J. B. & Emma Remington are still at Fenton, MI, with sons Clifford & Herbert. A cousin, Peter Dubois, age 34, is in the household. They are next door to William & Jane, and John's sister Jane E. (Eliza) and her family, now surnamed Traver. In the 1900 Federal Census, John B. & Emma J. Remington, ages 57 & 54, are still living at Fenton, MI. Son Herbert J., 27, is still with them. Peter Dubois, 53, is still boarding there. Next door is son Clifford Remington and his family. Quote from Tim Remington, after visiting Michigan: "There is a house that is still standing that was the home of John Broadhead Remington (our great grandfather). He built it using bricks he made in his brickyard. We have pictures of it and also a millstone that was used in 1840. We visited the historical museum in the afternoon and the folks there were great. They delighted in showing us the history they found of our relatives and put together a packet of information for us. They also showed us a brick that came from John Broadhead Remington's brickyard and it had the initials "JR" engraved in it. I understand that stamping initials into the bricks was typical of the bricks built in those days." | Remington, John Broadhead (I05190)
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| 2413 | His parents were Jeremiah & Elizabeth ?. He may have been Joseph Fones. The birth record at Jamestown says "Son" of Jeremiah, 1699. | Fones, Joseph (I02942)
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| 2414 | His parents were John and Grace Willman. Whitaker Wilman arrived in Boston from Liverpool 18 May 1854. Whitaker was a carpet weaver. In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living in Auburn,Cayuga Co., NY. | Willman, Whitaker (I29403)
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| 2415 | His parents were probably Israel Leavitt, Sr., & Mary Bate. | Leavitt, Israel Jr. (I07654)
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| 2416 | His surname has been transcribed as "Girven" in some records. | Girden, James (I04112)
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| 2417 | His surname is found as both Robertson and Robinson. | Robinson, Richard (I05702)
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| 2418 | His surname may have been Stoddard. | Stodder, Stephen Jr. (I07947)
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| 2419 | His surname was spelled variously as MOONEY and MONEY. A George Money was on the list of freemen of Exeter, RI, on 16 April 1806. | Money, George (I12341)
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| 2420 | His title was Earl of Westmorland. | NEVILLE, Ralph I (I19614)
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| 2421 | His two wives were sisters. On his birthday in 1847, Miss Dorcas Bates presented Charles with a special gift -- a Bible. She wrote this message inside: "Presented to Mr. Charles E. Remington as A Birth day's Present Dec. 6th AD 1847 by Miss Dorcas Bates." She later became his wife. After the death of Charles's second wife, Mary, c1923-24, the Bible was passed on to Jessie Belle (Spencer) Moulton, b. 1904, her niece (or grand-niece). In the Federal Census of 1850, Charles & Dorcas, ages 23 & 20, are living in the household with his wodowed mother Sarah Remington, 75. Also in the household are: Mary Bates 10 (sister of Drocas), Franklin Remington 24, William H. Remington 22, Jonathan M. Remington 25. In the Federal Census of 1860, he is age 39, married to Mary E. age 21, and living at Johnston. He is a carpenter. In the Federal Census of 1870 they are still at Johnston, living with the Sterry Sweet family. In the Federal Census of 1880, Charles and Mary, ages 53 and 40, are living at Providence. Charles is still a carpenter. His gravestone has in inscription "At rest." | Remington, Charles E. (I02971)
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| 2422 | His wife may have been Eunice Tarbox. | Spink, Robert (I07424)
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| 2423 | His will dated 11 Jan 1781 says he is 84, which would make him born in 1697. Perhaps he had lost track of his age. He is probably the "Usual" Greene who was a member of the Maple Root Baptist Church of Coventry, RI, in 1785. | GREENE, Uzal (I09293)
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| 2424 | His will is dated 10 Nov 1706, proved 29 Feb 1715/16, pgs 200-201, Jamestown. In it he mentions brothers Caleb, Robert, & Job Carr, and sisters Mary & Philip (or Philipa) Carr. | Carr, William (I01325)
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| 2425 | His will mentions a wife Joanna, probably his second. | Tripp, Abiel (I18982)
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| 2426 | His will mentions four deceased daughters, but not by name. He does give the names of the granddaughters, which I have listed here as daughters, as the granddaughters may have been named after his daughters. On 23 Apr 1757, David Lake, yeoman of Portsmouth, sold a piece of land to Thomas Remington, cordwainer, resident of Portsmouth. The price paid by TR was 20 shillings. "I David Lake have given granted bargained sold conveyed and confirmed and do freely fully and absolutely give grant . . . unto him the said Thomas Remington . . . certain piece of land 3 Rods Square at the S.E. corner of my land." (No wives are mentioned; however, this Thomas may be the one whose wife was Amy.) Signed by David Lake's X and witnessed by Robert Dennis & Matthew Slocum. (Po Land Ev Bk 5 p 343) | LAKE, David Jr. (I04702)
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| 2427 | His will mentions his brother-in-law William Martin, and sister-in-law Hannah Remington, wife of Benjamin Remington. | Gardner, John (I04621)
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| 2428 | His will mentions his father Daniel Weeden Watson. | Watson, Job Weeden (I04856)
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| 2429 | His will mentions his wife and children, as well as brothers Peter, Job, and Samuel. | Greene, Richard (I01717)
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| 2430 | His will mentions wife Elizabeth; sons Elizur Jr., & William; daughters Mary Remington & Elizabeth Randall; granddaughters Margaret Allen, Elizabeth Randall, Dorcas Remington, & Elizabeth Collins. There is also a reference in Arnold's "Vital Record of RI" to Elias Collins, of Elias. Is Elias the same individual as Elisha, Elizur, or Eliza? | Collins, Eliezar Sr. (I20508)
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| 2431 | His will was proved 17 May 1715 in Jamestown. | Paine, Thomas (I01582)
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| 2432 | His will was proved 25 July 1772. In it he mentioned his mother Priscilla, and brothers John, Slocum, & Joseph. | Carr, Job (I02447)
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| 2433 | His will was proved in Jan 1747, with a notation that he died the previous November. However, at that time the year changed in March, so the will was proved in Jan 1747/48. | Sheldon, Nicholas Sr. (I10833)
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| 2434 | His year of death is given as 1832 in "The Armington Family in America." | Armington, Benjamin (I12762)
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| 2435 | HOLDEN Anne Frances, daughter of Thomas, Esq., of Warwick, and Robert Rhodes Stafford, of Providence, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, Nov. 4, 1827 | Family F06771
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| 2436 | HOLDEN Bennett Low and Sarah G. Remington, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., both of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Dec. 7, 1828. | Family F01069
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| 2437 | HOLDEN Charles, at Coventry, in 81st year, Nov. 17, 1817 (reported/recorded at Providence) [newenglandancestors.org, Arnold's VRs] | Holden, Esquire Charles (I05304)
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| 2438 | HOLDEN John, of Providence, and Barbara Rice, of Warwick, Feb. 20, 1803 (in Warwick VRs) | Family F01478
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| 2439 | Holden was made a freeman of Warwick on 16 April 1755. In a 1754 deed he is described as a mariner, but he was more likely a seagoing merchant. He was well-off enough to be lending money by 1759. Holden served as a deputy to the General Assembly in June 1762. I have estimated the birth years of three of the children. | Rice, Captain Holden (I02809)
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| 2440 | Holden William, of Charles, and Wait Holden, of Randall, Apr. 30, 1721 (Warwick VRs). | Family F06755
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| 2441 | Holder was "of Dartmouth" (MA). | Slocum, Holder (I11819)
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| 2442 | Homer was in the US Navy in World War II. | Smith, Homer W. (I12918)
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| 2443 | HOOPER Ann, and Tristam Bowerman, July 28, 1685. (transcription from http://www.newenglandancestors.org/) I have not yet seen the original. | Family F07808
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| 2444 | Hope (Power) Brown was a member of the Baptist Church in Providence more than 60 years. | Power, Hope (I09937)
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| 2445 | Hope and her sister Phebe married two brothers. | Remington, Hope (I05727)
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| 2446 | Hope Manchester died at age 76 y 6 m 25 d. | Stafford, Hope (I17846)
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| 2447 | Hopestill's maiden name, as the wife of John Luther, has been established through her father's will, in which Deacon John Butterworth mentions his grandson, Nathaniel Luther, as "son of my daughter Hopestill, wife of John Luther." | BUTTERWORTH, Hopestill (I19673)
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| 2448 | Hopkins Jonathan, of W. Greenwich, of John, and Mary Whitford, of Robert, of E. Greenwich; m. by Benjamin Sweet, Justice, Apr. 27, 1760; East Greenwich marriage records. | Family F00617
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| 2449 | Horace Remington: Last Residence - Sharon, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States of America Born: 16 Jan 1891 Died: Apr 1968 State SSN issued: New Jersey (Before 1951) | Remington, Horace W. (I17519)
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| 2450 | Horace was most likely a son of Phebe's first marriage to Elnathan Andrew. | Hopkins, Horace A. (I16032)
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