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| 351 | Abbie Anna Remington died at 760 Cowesett Rd., Apponaug. | Bennett, Abbie Anna (I10576)
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| 352 | Abby Ann King is mentioned in the 24 Aug 1840 will of her grandmother, Maplet (Remington) Rice. | Rice, Abby Ann (I15545)
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| 353 | Abby is identified as Abby Hambly in the vital records for son Holder W. D. Manchester. Genealogist John Redfern has suggested that she was Abigail Lake, based on the names of children Betsey & Cynthia, given names in the Lake family. There is a possibility that Philip Manchester married first to Abigail Lake, then second to Abby Hambly. No further evidence has yet been found to support this, however. (This family needs more research.) | Hambly, Abigail "Abby" (I12247)
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| 354 | Abby Manchester died at age 61 y 11 m; cause of death was dropsy. | King, Abbie (I18490)
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| 355 | Abby was the widow of John Bolster when she married Caleb. I have estimated the year of this marriage. The RI Cemetery Database has an Abby Jane Remington buried in Cranston Historical Cemetery 2, with dates given as: c1823 - 31 Oct 1906. This must be the same individual. She is probably Abigail Luther, because a witness on the probate for Caleb is Addison Luther. | Luther, Abby Jane (I08887)
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| 356 | Abby, d/o Richmond Remington, was a member of the Maple Root Baptist Church of Coventry, RI, in 1822. | Remington, Abigail "Abby" Wickes (I10982)
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| 357 | Abel & Lydia had about 7 children. | Franklin, Abel Jr. (I05150)
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| 358 | Abigail & Sarah had 10 children whose births are recorded at Little Compton. | RICHMOND, Edward II (I21323)
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| 359 | Abigail and her second husband had six children.The names of Abigail's parents came from the Carder Hazard Family Bible Record, RI Genealogical Register Vol 6 No 4 p 237. | Gardiner, Abigail (I05274)
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| 360 | Abigail died aged one year and one day. | Arnold, Abigail (I09909)
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| 361 | Abigail died young. | Remington, Abigail (I07651)
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| 362 | Abigail Ellery, her husband Benajmin, and son William are mentioned in her father's Newport will dated 3 Jan 1703. | Wilkins, Abigail (I09747)
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| 363 | Abigail may have been Abigail (Borden) Durfee, widow of Joseph Durfee. | Durfee, Abigail (I03222)
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| 364 | Abigail may have died young. | Fenner, Abigail (I14545)
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| 365 | Abigail Updike, wife of Capt. Lodowick, was baptized at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Narragansett/Wickford RI, on 11 Sep 1726 at age 63 (note: clinical baptism). From Findagrave.com: "There is no inscribed marker for Abigail in this cemetery, nor is there any record of her burial. However, her husband is known to be buried here, based on the obituary of their son Daniel, and Abigail was married to Lodowick for nearly 50 years, and died as his widow in this town. It is inconceivable that she would have been buried anywhere other than in the family cemetery near her husband. The birth year given is a crude approximation based on her probable year of marriage, and the death year is the year her will was proved. "Abigail was the daughter of Thomas Newton and Joan Smith of New Amsterdam, Long Island, and Fairfield, Connecticut. She was married about 1690 to her first cousin, Lodowick Updike, the son of Gilbert Updike and Katherine Smith. Her mother Joan and her husband's mother Katherine were sisters, both being daughters of Richard Smith of Cocumscussoc (known as Smith's Castle), Wickford, RI. "Abigail's will, dated 10 May 1742, and proved 8 May 1745, names daughter Catherine as executrix, and gives to son Daniel; to the seven children of her son Richard, deceased; to daughter Abigail Cooper; and also to her other three daughters Esther, Sarah, and Martha." | Newton, Abigail (I28545)
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| 366 | Abigail was "of Saybrook." | Dudley, Abigail (I08064)
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| 367 | Abigail was d/o Peleg & Jemima (Lord) Smith. (source: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 160 Jul 2006 p 215) | Smith, Abigail (I21683)
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| 368 | Abigail was d/o Samuel, dec'd, and was of Exeter. | Reynolds, Abigail (I09370)
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| 369 | Abigail was of "Braintree, Norfolk Co., MA." | Allen, Abigail (I12813)
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| 370 | Abigail was the widow of a Mr. Thornton when she married Richard Fenner. | Clemence, Abigail (I14543)
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| 371 | Abigail was the widow of Israel Church when she married Benjamin Smith. She was a descendant of Mayflower passenger Richard Warren. | Howland, Abigail (I12480)
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| 372 | Abigail's date of birth has been given variously as March 1674, 20 Jan 1674, and 30 June 1674. | Tillinghast, Abigail (I10829)
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| 373 | Abigail's parents were "of Haverhill, MA." She was the widow of John Remington when she married Henry Gardner (see notes for Henry!). The Rev. Dr. MacSparran in his diary (Sept 30th and Oct 4th 1744) speaks of the death of his wife's grandmother, at the great age of eighty-eight years. If Abigail was the daughter of Edward's second wife, Abigail, she must have been born after Edward who was born in 1658, son of Amey. | Richmond, Abigail (I02880)
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| 374 | Abijah & Chloe may have been cousins (needs more research). | Family F03248
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| 375 | Abijah was a Captain in the Revolution (see BSR's Remington Ancestry Chart). According to BSR, Abijah died in 1832. This agrees with the DAR Patriot Index and with the Suffield records. The headstone index says 1830. I don't find Laura & Mary in the Suffield birth records. | Remington, Abijah Sr. (I08280)
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| 376 | Abner fought in the French & Indian War and in the Revolutionary War. | Granger, Captain Abner (I08211)
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| 377 | About 1817, Alvah moved with his father's family from VT to Henrietta, NY. Alvah was a Whig and Republican in politics and a consistent member of the West Henrietta Baptist Church. (above notes from "Reunion of Descendants of Alvah Remington, 1797-1888" at Online Collections at BYU) In the 1820 Federal Census, the three brothers -- Thomas, Silas, & Alva -- are listed at Henrietta, Monroe Co., NY. In the 1850 Federal Census, "Alva" & Emma (2nd wife) are living at Henrietta, Monroe, NY, with four of his children -- Mariah, Mary, Harriet, & Luther -- and three of her children by her first marriage, plus three other individuals -- possibly relatives. They are next door to Alvah's son William and Emma's daughter Sarah, who are married. In the 1870 Federal Census, Alvah & Emma are ages 72 & 66, living at Henrietta, Monroe Co., NY. Other family members are living nearby. In the 1880 Federal Census, Alvah is age 83, living at Shelby, Orleans Co., NY, with son Luther and his family. From the website of the West Henrietta Baptist Church: "Other families important to our church history began to arrive between 1815 and 1827 when the church worshiped in a log cabin on the river road. Alvah Remington came alone at 20 in 1817 and built a log cabin before marrying Mercy Gorton, the minister’s daughter. Alvah is memorialized in the stained glass window next to the piano. Among his grandsons were Harvey Remington, a prominent Rochester lawyer and judge who served on the boards of Colgate Rochester Divinity School and Fairport Baptist Home, and Frederic Remington, a well-known Rochester doctor." From "Biographies of Monroe County" "Alvah Remington, the fourth son of Thomas Remington, was born in Rupert, VT, July 25, 1797. About the year 1817 he removed with his father's family to Henrietta, NY, settling on the farm upon which all of his children were born. He married Mercy Gorton, daughter of Rev. Thomas Gorton, a Baptist clergyman, September 30, 1819. Thomas Gorton was a descendant of Samuel Gorton, who was prominent in the early history of Rhode Island. The descendants of Thomas Gorton are very numerous in Western New York, Michigan and other Western states. (See record of Martin Family of Henrietta). Mercy Gorton was the mother of all of Alvah Remington's children and she died Oct. 17, 1847. He married a second time, September 3, 1848, Amy Northrup Foote, widow of Harvey Foote. Amy was the descendant of Stephen Northrup, one of the prominent early settlers of Rhode Island. She was an aunt of President George W. Northrup of Chicago and who was at one time a professor of the Rochester Theological seminary and pastor of the First Baptist Church. Alvah Remington was one of the early members of the whig party and later a republican and lifelong member of West Henrietta Baptist Church. He died in West Henrietta, N. Y., October 4, 1888." (http://mcnygenealogy.com/bios/biographies047.htm) | Remington, Alvah (I08377)
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| 378 | Abraham & Ruth had eleven known children. | Tilley, Abraham D. (I09873)
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| 379 | Abraham and his three children are mentioned by name in the will of his stepmother, Deborah (Cook) Manchester. According to his gravestone, Abraham was a Revolutionary soldier, and died at age 86. | Manchester, Abraham (I01788)
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| 380 | Abraham was of Abraham, of Dartmouth. | Tucker, Abraham Jr. (I15090)
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| 381 | Abraham was ordained an elder of the Old Baptist Church in Old Warwick on 7 September 1782. He performed the marriage ceremony when Elder John Gorton married his second wife. In 1783 he and his family moved to Hartwick, Otsego County, New York. Abraham & Sarah had 7 children born at Warwick. | Lippitt, Abraham (I04470)
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| 382 | According to Eli Wodell, this Gershom was a very tall man, known as "Long Gershom." | Wodell, Gershom (I24652)
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| 383 | According to "Descendants of Roger Williams" Book I, p. 167, "Loudon and Anna removed to Otsego County, New York, and later to Crawford County, Pennsylvania." The following information is provided by Richard Allen Brownell, Sr.: The 1810 Federal Census, Roll #34, for Otsego Twp.,Otsego Co.,NY provides the following: Page 204, Loudon Lippett, 03001-10001, 3 males 10-15 & 1 male over 45,1 female (0-9) & 1 female over 45. Loudon was not listed on the 1820 Federal but on the 1825 State Census for Otsego is listed 03,03,01,02, 3 males, 3 females, 1 subject to militia duty, 2 males eligible to vote, 1 married female under 45, 1 unmarried female 16-45. Note: Loudon Lippitt and Nancy Remington had 4 children. | Lippitt, Loudon (I04520)
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| 384 | According to "Family Notes," manscripts at the Knight Memorial Library in Providence, RI, Sylvester became a physician in Boston, MA, and the progenitor of the Gardiners of Boston and Gardiner, Maine. | Gardner, Sylvester (I12394)
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| 385 | According to "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" ( by Clarence Almon Torrey, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1985), the date of this marriage is 19 March 1657/8. Boyd Scott Remington has 19 Jan 1658. The town records probably say "the first month," which at that time was March. An online transcript of the Rowley records has 19 June 1658, as does Carl Boyer's "Ancestral Lines Revised.". | Family F01050
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| 386 | According to "Remingtons of Utah" p. 125, Elizabeth was b 26 Oct 1741. | Remington, Elizabeth (I08076)
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| 387 | According to "Remingtons of Utah" p. 125, Joseph was born 26 Dec 1734, | Remington, Joseph III (I08068)
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| 388 | According to "Remingtons of Utah" p. 52, Elizabeth was born 4 Mar 1678/9, probably in Saybrook, CT. The marriage record at Suffield, CT, says she was "of Saybrook." | Dudley, Elizabeth (I08055)
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| 389 | According to "RI Genealogical Register," Vol 4 No. 2, Phebe and her husbands Benjamin and Joseph Congdon are buried in RI Historical Cemetery #43 in North Kingstown. Joseph married her after Benjamin died. They were brothers, both sons of John Congdon and Mary Reynolds. | Bailey, Phebe (I00380)
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| 390 | According to "RI Vital Records New Series, Vol. 7" p. 48, Maria was born either 7 Aug 1810, or 26 May 1811. | Briggs, Maria (I06250)
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| 391 | According to "The Chaffee Genealogy," in 1832 Sanford lived in Saline, MI, and in 1882 died in Burton, WI. | Chafee, Sanford (I00557)
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| 392 | According to "The Chaffee Genealogy," p. 453, Thomas was living in Taunton, MA, in 1888. He may be the T. D. Chafee buried at North Burial Ground in Bristol, RI. In the 1850 Federal Census, Thomas D. & Mercy P. Chafee are living at Bristol, RI. They have a four-month-old son, Lyman M. Chafee. The family is living next door to brother Zechariah Chafee and his family on one side, and next to parents Stephen & Deborah Chafee on the other side. | Chafee, Thomas Diamond (I00552)
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| 393 | According to "The Fenner Family," p. 16, she was a widow, Mary Cloyn, when she married Thomas Fenner. If this is correct, she must have been widowed young, not long after her first marriage. Based on this information, I have roughly estimated her date of birth, marriage, and death. Obviously, these dates are flexible. | Unknown, Mary (I14537)
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| 394 | According to "The Fenner Family,", p. 16, Thomas was married first to a widow, Mary Cloyn (I have roughly estimated her dates). After she died, he married Mercy Sheldon, by whom he had a daughter, Wait. As far as we know, he had no other children. After his death, his widow Mercy (Sheldon) Fenner remarried to Stephen Remington, a widower. I don't know exactly when Thomas died, but it must have been before 10 Feb 1755, when a Cranston deed is signed by Stephen & Marcy Remington. | Fenner, Thomas (I04035)
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| 395 | According to "The History of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, 1677-1960, With Related Genealogy" by Martha R. McPartland, Giles Pierce was born in 1651, probably in Portsmouth . . . he was made a freeman of Portsmouth in 1673 and in 1677 was granted land in East Greenwich . . . He served as Deputy, Moderator, and member of the Town Council. The first town meeting was held in his home in 1677. The surname was spelled variously as Peirce, Pierce, or Pearce. The Peirce Project web site has his year of birth as 1649. | PEIRCE, Giles (I01918)
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| 396 | According to "The History of Warwick, Rhode Island," she might have been Ann Grove. | Greene, Ann (I04468)
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| 397 | According to "The History of Warwick, RI" by Oliver Payson Fuller, p. 113, Moses was born c1683. | Lippitt, Moses Jr. (I04054)
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| 398 | According to "The Luther Genealogy" p. 280, Thomas died young by drowning. | Elsbree, Thomas (I19728)
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| 399 | According to "The Monroe Book," by Joan S. Guilford, Samuel & Laura were married at State Street Methodist Episcopal Church of Bristol. This is also recorded as such in James N. Arnold's "Vital Record of RI," Bristol Church Marriage Records. It is also in the Bristol town records, book of Marriages 1850 - 1902, p. 70. Guilford's book has Laura in the section titled "Unconnected Monroes." | Family F00107
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| 400 | According to "The Pierce Project" web site, Seabury and family lived in New Bedford, MA, & Barre, VT. The death record for his daughter, Alice G. Harps, says Seabury was born in Somerset., MA. I am not sure of this. In the 1850 Federal Census, Seabury & Hope Peirce, ages 38 & 35, are living at Tiverton, RI, with their four children: Alice 12, Seabury 7, Phebe 9, & Ella 4. In the MA State Census of 1 May 1865, Seabury, Phebe, and Ella are living in New Bedford. Seabury is on the tax list for 1866 at Orange, VT. He died there 31 March 1873 at age 60 y 10 m. His occupation was given as cooper. | Peirce, Seabury (I05740)
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