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Matches 3,551 to 3,600 of 7,770
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| 3551 | In the 1860 Census, Gideon is age 38, and living at Tiverton, RI, with his wife Susan and children Sophy 6, Otis 3, and Matteson 18 (possibly from a first marriage, or a nephew?). In 1880 the family is still at Tiverton, living next door to brother John B. Manchester. Another child, Harriet age 6, is in the household. She is either a daughter or another relative. Susan may be his second wife (needs more research). | Manchester, Gideon (I03139)
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| 3552 | In the 1860 census, John Coggeshall is age 15 and living at Tiverton, RI, in the household of Godfrey & Eliza Cook. | Coggeshall, John S. (I18862)
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| 3553 | In the 1860 census, Matilda's age is given as 30; in 1870 it is 38; in 1880 it is 40. | Berry, Matilda (I22493)
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| 3554 | In the 1860 census, there is an Ella Remington, age 5, living with Lydia Remington, Sheldon's mother, at Mexico, NY. This is most likely Sheldon's daughter by his first wife (see notes for Sheldon). In the 1870 census, Lella Remington, age 15, is still living with her grandmother Lydia in Mexico, Oswego Co., NY. | Remington, Lella Eva Amelia (I15335)
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| 3555 | In the 1860 Federal Census at Baraboo, Sauk Co., WI, she is listed as Jane. In 1865 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., NY, she is Bell. In 1870 at Baraboo, Sauk Co., WI, she is Belle. Perhaps she was Jane Isabelle (?). | Remington, Belle Jane (I14228)
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| 3556 | In the 1860 Federal Census at Bristol, RI, Laura A. Munro is age 16, a "factory operative," living with her parents and two sisters. However, in the 1850 Federal Census, her age is given as 9. According to Laura's death record, Laura's mother was Elizabeth Barrington (or Parrington), who apparently was the first wife of Jeremiah. According to the death record at Bristol, RI, Laura Anne Chafee died at age 67 y 7 m 4 d. She died at 19 Constitution St. The gravestone has her birth year as 1844. The 1905 RI Census has her dob as 15 March 1844. It says she has had 10 children of whom 6 are still living. | MUNROE, Laura Anne (I00154)
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| 3557 | In the 1860 Federal Census, "P. Remington," age 30, and his wife "Emily," age 23, are living at Chambersburg, Pike Co., IL. They are near her parents, her brother Joel, and his wife Mary and children. Joel & Mary Ham have named a son Orson, and Orson & Eliza have named a son Joel and a daughter Emily. In 1870 "Oscar" & Eliza are still at Chambersburg, IL. They have three children: Emily, Joel, & Angeline. In 1880 Orson S. & "Nancy" are at Perry, Pike Co., IL. They have two children: Charles & Mary. Nancy may be a nickname for Eliza. I am making an assumption she is the same wife because the census has her parents' birthplace as Tennessee; census data shows her mother was born there, although her father was born in SC. | Remington, Orson (I11765)
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| 3558 | In the 1860 Federal Census, "Steven Remington" is age 43, and his wife Emeline is 38. They are living at Suffield, CT, with their four children: Albert M. 16, Ellen 14, John D. 12, & Charles F. 6. Also with them is Mary Allen, age 82. Stephen is a wheelwright. In 1870 Stephen is 52 and Emeline is 46. Their four children are still with them: Albert M. 26, Ella E. 23, John 21, & Charles T. 16. Also in the household is Ellen S. Remington, 21, b. MA. I am guessing that she is Albert's wife, although that is not stated. Alfred Bear, age 11, is also living with the family. Stephen and sons Albert & John are all wagon makers. | Remington, Stephen IV (I08295)
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| 3559 | In the 1860 Federal Census, 3-year-old Lucretia is living with her grandparents' family at Manlius, Onondaga Co., NY. I am making an assumption that she belongs in this family group. | Clark, Lucretia (I11616)
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| 3560 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Abigail Flagler, age 56 NY, appears to be a widow, as her husband is not listed in the census. She is still living at Lockport, Niagara Co., NY. Six of her children and one daughter-in-law, Edwin's wife Helen, are living in the household. Living nearby is (apparently) married daughter Vincy Gaunt and family (married name not clear; listed on the same census page). | Remington, Abigail "Abby" (I08978)
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| 3561 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Abraham is 65 and Lydia is 69. They are living at Westport, MA, next door to Ellery & Hannah Manchester and family. In the household with Abraham & Lydia are their son Abraham E., as well as their daughter Rhoda M. and her husband Forbes W. Manchester. | Manchester, Abraham (2) (I00964)
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| 3562 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Albert & Angeline, ages 27 & 26, are living at Scituate, RI. They have a son, Walter, age 5. They are next door to Angeline's parents and her sister Maria and husband. In 1870 Albert G. & Angeline Smith are living at Woonsocket, RI. They have two sons, Walter I. 15, and Charles 1. In 1880 Albert C. & Angeline Smith are living on Grove St., Woonsocket, RI. Son Charles is 11. | Smith, Albert C. (I17775)
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| 3563 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Albert & Maria Wheeler are ages 20 & 16, living at Scituate, RI, with her parents. In 1880 Albert H. & Maria E. Wheeler are living at Warwick (Arctic Village), RI. They have three children: Isabel A. 17 (?), Albert L. 13, and Charles A. 11. | Wheeler, Albert H. (I17783)
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| 3564 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Andrew J. & Ellen Remington are living with his parents and siblings at Warwick, RI. They have one son, Edgar, age 3. His gravestone has the following poem: He soared aloft on faith's bright wing Earth's trials now are past His memory round our hearts shall cling As long as life shall last Then dearest friend from tears refrain Suppress the bitter sigh Our loss is his eternal gain The spirit cannot die. | Remington, Andrew J. (I04166)
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| 3565 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Ann Eliza Follett is age 50, living at Smithfield, RI. With her are Charles & Lucia Whipple, ages 30 & 24. Lucia is Ann's daughter. They are living near William & Harriet Follett and their infant son Albert. In 1870, Ann E. Follett is age 67, "keeping house" at Smithfield, RI. With her is Mattie B. Wilbour, age 11, b RI. In 1880 Ann E. Follett is age 70, still keeping house, but now in Wonsocket, RI. Also in the household is son William I. Follett, 45, and his family: wife Harriett, 45, and two children -- Albert T. 20, & Annie M. 5. | Remington, Ann Eliza (I17750)
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| 3566 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Asaph & Lavinia are living at Hartford (District 2), Hartford Co., CT. They have two children: Albert 9, & Laura 7. | Remington, Asaph (I08167)
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| 3567 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Austin & Elizabeth are at Savoy, Berkshire Co., MA. Their two sons are there, as well as an orphaned cousin, David T. Remington. Austin's mother, Laura Remington, is next door. In June 1858 Austin became a member of the Savoy Baptist Church; in 1859 he became a deacon and the church treasurer. In 1861 he became ill and asked to be relieved of his duties. Austin died two years later of consumption (see Lois Remington Smith's manuscript, "Moses Stanford, Minuteman" for more information on this family). Austin & Elizabeth had an infant son who died 18 Mar 1855 ("A Remington Family History" by Lois Remington Smith, p. E-2). | Remington, Deacon Austin (I11320)
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| 3568 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Bela & Bridget Remington are ages 35 & 34, living at Hingham, Plymouth Co., MA. They are living in the household of George & Helen Glover. There are four Remington children there: Bela C. 8, Mary A. 7, Lucy F. 4, & Martha I. 2. In the 1880 Federal Census, Bela & Margaret Remington are living on Lincoln St. in Hingham, Plymouth Co., MA. Five children are in the home: Agnes 17, John T. 14, Bernard 12, Winifred 10, & Margaret 7. In 1900, Bela is living on McLellan St., Boston (Ward 17), Suffolk Co., MA. He is living with daughter Lucy and her husband. In 1910, Bela is age 85, living on Circuit St., in Melrose, Middlesex Co., MA. He is living with the family of his daughter Margaret R. Gibson. | Remington, Bela Jr. (I07907)
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| 3569 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Benjamin & Margaret are living at Warwick, RI, next door to his parents. In the houshold are a son, William age 1 born RI, and Annie McMillan, age 9, born Scotland. | Rice, Benjamin W. (I16245)
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| 3570 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Carrie J. Andrews is 1 month old, living in her parents' household at North Providence, RI. In the 1920 Federal Census, Clara Jenckes is age 59, widowed, and living on Putnam Pike in Johnston, RI, with her daughter Eliza, who is age 35. It says she was was born in RI, and both parents were born in England. | Andrews, Clara J. (I00168)
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| 3571 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Charles & Lucia Whipple, ages 30 & 24, are living at Smithfield, RI. They are with Lucia's mother, Ann Eliza Follett, age 50. They are living near Lucia's brother William, his wife Harriet Follett, and their infant son Albert. In the 1870 Federal Census, Charles & Lucia A. Whipple are living at Burrillville, Providence Co., RI. They have two daughters: Anna 10, & Nellie F. 2. In 1880 Charles & Lucia are still at Burrillville. Annie, age 20, is still with them. Also there is a boarder, Abbie Loring, 22. I think Nellie has died, because there is a grave in Burrillville which is the correct name and age for her. | Whipple, Charles C. (I17761)
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| 3572 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Charles & Lydia are living in Johnston with their three oldest children, Almy D. 8, William S. 5, & Charles H. 3. They are next door to Charles's grandparents, Charles & Lydia, and right near his parents and siblings. In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living in Johnston, RI. Charles and the two oldest children are working in a cotton mill. In 1880 the family is living in Pawtucket, RI. | Randall, Charles Jeremiah (I13160)
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| 3573 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Charles R. & Alice G. Hicks, ages 25 & 22, are living at Tiverton, RI. They have a daughter, Emma, age 1. The family remains at Tiverton through the 1880 census, where they are living adjacent to Charles's brothers Edward & Samuel and their families, as well as his parents and single brother John, Jr. In 1900, Charles Hicks is age 66, living at New Bedford, MA, with his married daughter Emma Akin and family. His wife Alice is married to William Harps and also living at New Bedford. This may be his death record: Hicks, Charles R., New Bedford 1901, Vol. 516 p. 281, Death | Hicks, Charles Russell (I18425)
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| 3574 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Clarissa Manchester is age 50, a widow, living at Westport, Bristol Co., MA. She is in the household of Henry L. & Susan M. Simmons. | Davenport, Clarissa (I17170)
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| 3575 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Crawford & Mahala Pitcher are living at Smithfield, RI. Daughter Ida is 6 months old. In 1870 they are still at Smithfield. They have a son Cassius, 8, and a daughter Mary, 10. In 1880 the family is still at Smithfield. Ida is 20 and Cassius is 18. | Pitcher, Crawford A. (I17779)
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| 3576 | In the 1860 Federal Census, D. J. & Mary Remington are ages 27 & 31, living at Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY. They have two children, Cecil(e) 2 and Clayton 1. Daniel's mother Huldah, age 59, is nearby, living with the Hitchcocks (Daniel's sister Phebe and family). In the 1870 Federal Census, Daniel & Mary Ann are living at Lorraine, Jefferson Co., NY, with their children Cecil(e), Clarence, & Armence. They are next door to the Hitchcock family. Mrs. Hitchcock (Ann/Elizabeth) is Daniel's sister. Their mother Huldah is also with the Hitchcocks. In the 1880 Federal Census, Daniel J. & Margarett Remington are still living in Lorraine, Jefferson, NY, with their daughter Minnie M. age 16. They are nearby other family members, such as uncle "Orsmus," nephew Byron Hitchcock, and mother Huldah Remington. There are other Remingtons in town who may not be related -- other than very distantly (Hiram & Levi). Could Margaret be a second wife, or just another name for Mary, or even the census taker's mistake? | Remington, Daniel Jonathan (I09659)
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| 3577 | In the 1860 Federal Census, David & Meribah Shaw, ages 53 & 43, are living at Tiverton, Newport Co., RI. They have three children in the household: Maria Martin 8, David F. Martin 5, & Meribah A. Shaw 1; all b RI except Meribah's husband, b England. | Shaw, David (I18094)
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| 3578 | In the 1860 Federal Census, David Remington is age 88 (born in RI), and living at Greenwich, Washington Co., NY, with James, Anna, & Jane E. Newbury. James is his son-in-law. In the 1855 NY State Census David Remington is age 82. | Remington, David Jr. (I05773)
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| 3579 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Dexter F. Remington is age 14. In the 1870 Federal Census, George & Lizzie are living with his parents at Suffield, CT. They have a son George, age 2. In 1870 they are still at Suffield. Their children are: George D. 13, Thomas 5, and Millie E. 3 mos. Also in the household is Mary Remington 73 (Dexter's mother), William Martin & James Long. | Remington, Dexter F. (I16126)
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| 3580 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Edwin & Julia Eddy are living at Cumberland, RI. They have a daughter Emma, age 2. In 1870 Edwin & Julia A. Eddy are at Smithfield, RI. They have two children, Emma 12 & Josephine 10. In 1880 Edwin L. & Julia A. Eddy are living at Warwick, RI. Daughter Josephine, 20, and her husband Elisha Sherman, 36, are in the household. | Eddy, Edwin L. (I17771)
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| 3581 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Eli (age 27) & Edna (age 26) are living in Gaines, Genesee Co., MI. In the household is Lucy Remington, age 18. In 1870 Eli & "Harietta" are at Gaines, MI, living next to brother Joseph Remington and his family. Children in the household are Ellery, Olive, William, & Charles. In the 1880 Federal Census, "Eli & Harriatt" are still living at Gaines, Genesee Co., MI, with their five children, including "Elra" age 18, who is Ellery, son of Eli's first marriage. | Remington, Ellis "Eli" (I11532)
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| 3582 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Eliza a.50 is living with her mother Patience a.80, along with Robert & Mary Williams and their three children, at Kent County, RI. Eliza was the executrix for her mother's will in 1860. | Remington, Eliza (I04438)
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| 3583 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Frank & Diadema Auger (? - difficult to read) are living in Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY, with their son Charley, 2, and Palmyra Remington, 56. I am making an assumption that Palmyra is Diadema's mother. In the Federal Census of 1880, the (Auyer) family is at Elbridge, Onondaga Co., NY: Francis 53 NY, Didana 49 Canada, Charles 22 NY, Ida 20 NY (wife of Charles?), Annette 14 NY, Francis 12 NY, and Palmyra Remington 79 Canada. | Auger, Francis "Frank" (I11628)
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| 3584 | In the 1860 Federal Census, George & Ann L. Moore are aged 61 & 59, and are living in Ward 5, Providence, RI. They have three (assumed) children: Charles R., Mary H., & Edwin. The newspaper announcement of their marriage has his name as George Morse. | Morse, George (I14880)
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| 3585 | In the 1860 Federal Census, George F. Usher is age 67, living at Bristol, RI. Living with him are Emily F., Helen M., & Ida, possibly daughters. George's occupation is given as "Haytien Consul." | Usher, George Finney (I02673)
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| 3586 | In the 1860 Federal Census, George H. Remington is age 16, living at Exeter, RI, with his grandparents William & Mary Remington. They are next door to Joseph & Hannah Arnold. Also in the Remington household is Albert A. Arnold, age 12. (Note: the biographical sketch below says George was a native of Coventry.) In the 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 Federal Censuses, George H. & Caroline Remington are living at Providence, RI. In 1870 they have an infant daughter, Mabel, and are living with Caroline's parents, Jonathan & Eliza Cady, and their son Charles W. Cady. In 1880 they are living on Broad St., and have a daughter, Mabel, and a son, Charles. Caroline's parents are with them. In 1900 and 1910 they are on Dudley St. Their two children are still with them. In 1910 Mable is married and her husband is also in the home. The following notes are from "Industries and Wealth of the Principal Points in Rhode Island," NY: A. F. Parsons Publishing Co., 1892, p. 89: "Remington & Henthorn, Consulting and Mechanical Engineers, and Solicitors of Patents, No. 146 Westminster Street. In the domain of the arts and sciences there is, perhaps, no distinct sphere in which such notable progress has been made during the past quarter of a century, as in engineering. And these remarks apply equally to the civil and mechanical branches of the profession. The advance in steam and naval engineering, too, of late years, has been steady and marked, and is especially worthy of note. A Providence firm, sustaining a high reputation for skill and reliability in the line indicated, is that of Remington & Henthorn, whose office is at No. 146 Westminster Street. They rank among the leading consulting and mechanical engineers in New England, and are widely and favorably known. They have long been at the head of their profession, and receive a substantial measure of recognition. Messrs. Remington & Henthorn give particular attention to the designing and erection of electric-light plants, factories, big manufacturing concerns, and also do a large amount of naval work, yacht and pleasure craft being a specialty. Mr. Geo. H. REMINGTON, the senior member of the firm, is a gentleman of middle-age, and a native of Coventry, R.I.; and Mr. John T. Henthorn, his partner, who is also a man in the meridian of life, was born in Massachusetts. They are both thoroughly experienced and expert engineers, master of their art in all its branches, and are prominent members of the Mechanical Engineers' Society of America, and the Civil Engineers' Society of America. Messrs. Remington & Henthorn were each established on his own account for some fifteen years, and in 1885 formed the present copartnership. They occupy a commodious, and a well-appointed office, connected by telephone and employ a very efficient staff, including competent draughtsmen and skilled mechanics. The firm, who are agents for the Reynolds-Corliss Engine, are prepared to engage in all classes of work in the above indicated, furnishing designs, specifications, etc., at short notice. Special attention is given to consulations, while construction is personally supervised, and all work undertaken by this well-known and responsible firm is certain to be performed in the most careful, skilful and trustworthy manner. In addition to the foregoing, these gentlemen have established an enviable reputation as solicitors of patents, including Canadian and foreign countries." | Remington, George Henry (I16259)
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| 3587 | In the 1860 Federal Census, George is age 10 and living with his grandparents in Meriden, New Haven Co., CT. In 1880 he appears to be the George Remington living in Meriden next to Henry E. Remington, most likely his uncle. The census data says his father was born in RI and his mother in CT. The 1860 Federal Census shows George living with both Hiram Remington and Oliver & Vincy. So, either there are two Georges about the same age, or -- the same George was counted twice in the census. | Remington, George H. (I16725)
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| 3588 | In the 1860 Federal Census, he is identified as Lewis F.; in 1870 he is Frank L. In the Federal Census of 1900, Frank & Julia are living at North Adams, MA, with daughter Katie. In 1910 they are at Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; they have two daughters. | Remington, Frank Lewis (I08995)
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| 3589 | In the 1860 Federal Census, he is listed as Walker Waterman. In the 1870 Federal Census, Wallace & Lydia are ages 19 & 22, living with his parents at Ellisburg, Jefferson Co., NY. In the 1880 Federal Census, Wallace & Lizzie, ages 29 & 32, are living at Foster, McKean Co., PA. They have a son, Henry, aged 1. Also with them is Lizzie's brother, George King, 35 NY. | Waterman, Wallace (I21716)
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| 3590 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Henry & Chloe Remington, ages 38 & 37, are living at Fairbury, Livingston Co., IL. Their son Albert is 10. In the 1880 Federal Census, Henry & Chloe are living in Livingston Co., IL, along with their son Albert and his wife Lizzie, and their son Henry. | Remington, Henry L. (I08143)
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| 3591 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Henry & Susan, ages 20 & 21, and newly married, are living at Taunton, MA, in the household of John & Rhoda Allen. I don't know if they are related. Also in the household are two of Henry's siblings: Joseph A. 22, and Adelaide I. 18. Josiah & Orvilla (Onilla?) Burbanks, ages 46 & 48, are also there. I have not been able to find the family in the 1870 census. In 1880 the Henry & Susan are living at Taunton with four children. | Elsbree, Henry Martin (I18676)
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| 3592 | In the 1860 Federal Census, her name appears as Maryette. Findagrave.com has her name as Renette L. Remington Davis. | Remington, Renette Davis (I15342)
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| 3593 | In the 1860 Federal Census, her name appears to be Leice. | Remington, Lue L. (I15343)
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| 3594 | In the 1860 Federal Census, his name appears to be Charles C. Remington. In the Federal Census of 1900, Charles, Ester (?), & Nellie are living at Lawrence, Lawrence Co., IL. In 1910 they are living at Providence Pct 5-Bt, Tishomingo Co., MS. | Remington, Charles Green (I11663)
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| 3595 | In the 1860 Federal census, his name is listed as Frank N. Lippit, and he is age 2 and living with his parents and older sister Martha at LeBeouf, PA. In the 1870 Federal Census, Frank is listed as Frank Wilder, 12, and is living in Randolph, PA, with his mother and stepfather, Sylvester Wilder. In 1880 Frank Lippitt is living at Meadville, Crawford Co., PA. He is age 23, and is among a group of students boarding at North Main St., listed beneath the name of William Scott, Attorney at Law. These students range from age 15 to 29. According to Richard Brownell, a Lippitt descendant, Frank F. Lippitt b c1858 married first to Addie Guy, who died in 1897. Frank married second to Mrs. Rose Garver in 1899. In the 1910 Federal Census, F. F. & Rose Lippitt are ages 52 & 49. They are living at Meadville, Crawford Co., PA, with their blended family: Guy 26, Robert 23, Karl 21, Lucile 16 (all surname Lippitt), Blanche Garver 27, & Elizabeth Garver 22 (all b PA). In the 1920 Federal Census, F. F. Lippitt is age 63, b PA, still living at Meadville, Crawford Co., PA. His wife is Rose G. Lippitt, age 59, b PA. A stepdaughter, Elizabeth, age 30 (?), is with them. They are living next door to George S. & Blanche Davenport, ages 40 & 38, both b PA. Blanche is a stepdaughter of Frank. | Lippitt, Frank F. (I15926)
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| 3596 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Horace H. Remington is age 18, a master weaver, living with his mother, stepfather, and some siblings in "Warrick, RI." Horace Remington was in the Civil War, a Sergeant in the RI 9th Infantry, Battalion C. Horace & Zanna moved to Providence in 1864. He owned Horace Remington & Son, a smelting and refining company in Providence. In the 1900 Federal Census, Horace & Zanna, ages 58 & 57, are living on Adelaide Ave., Providence, RI. With them are children Sarah & Clarence. Next door is son Horace and his family. In the 1920 Federal Census, Horace & Edith are living at 172 Adelaide Ave., Providence, RI. His occupation is given as "gold refiner." | Remington, Horace H. (I08918)
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| 3597 | In the 1860 Federal Census, J. H. & Avaline Hadley are living in Sacramento Co., CA, with their three oldest children: Aurora, Elmore (Elmer), & Avaline (Evaline). Elmer was probably named after Evaline's brother. Jesse & Evaline probably went to California because of the great Gold Rush, as her father Virgilious had done. However, since they were married in California, the question remains as to why Evaline made the journey as a single teenager, leaving her mother and young siblings. Was she going to "keep house" for her Dad? In the 1880 Federal Census, the family is living at Silver Creek, Marion Co., OR, a few doors down from Eveline's brother F. M. Remington, and near her brother Elmer Remington, and their families. Other Remington family members are also in Oregon at this time. Jesse & Eveline's family group at this time includes their seven youngest children. Later census data indicates that they may have had another child who died young, for a total of eleven. Notes in quotation marks are from Marcia Farina's excellent family web site, "Deep Roots in Hancock, Co., Illinois": "A second great-granddaughter of Jesse and Evaline, Anna Hadley, advises that she has a handwritten family history dictated by Evaline Remington Hadley shortly before her death in April of 1927. That history gives June 15, 1829, as Jesse's birth date, but his sister, Marinda, was born on September 22, 1829. Cumulative census listings and information recorded at the time of Jesse's death (his age was said to be 73), tend to indicate that he was born in 1827." (My note -- censuses I have consulted show his estimated year of birth to be c1828 or 1829. He could have been born either year, even in 1829 if he was a twin, one of which had a later birth. However, I am using Marcia's suggested date for continuity of data.) "Jesse and Evaline are named as Early Oregon Pioneers; they are said to have arrived in Silverton, Marion County, Oregon, in 1865. In 1866, there is a record of Jesse selling a parcel of land in Sacramento, California, in Township 010N, Range 007E, Section 20." | Hadley, Jesse Herschel (I14807)
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| 3598 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Jacob & Harriet are living with their two daughters in Ward 6, Providence, RI. Jacob was a Private in the Union Army, 4th Rhode Island Regiment, Co. B (infantry). He died in the Battle of Antietam, considered the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. September 1862 -- Antietam: On September 17, Confederate forces under General Lee were caught by General McClellan near Sharpsburg, Maryland. This battle proved to be the bloodiest day of the war; 2,108 Union soldiers were killed and 9,549 wounded -- 2,700 Confederates were killed and 9,029 wounded. The battle had no clear winner, but because General Lee withdrew to Virginia, McClellan was considered the victor. The battle convinced the British and French -- who were contemplating official recognition of the Confederacy -- to reserve action, and gave Lincoln the opportunity to announce his Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation (September 22), which would free all slaves in areas rebelling against the United States, effective January 1, 1863. ( notes from web site: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/cwphtml/tl1862.html ) | Roe, Jacob (I00097)
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| 3599 | In the 1860 Federal Census, James & Collista are living at Carrol, Platte Co., MO. they have four children. Also in the same town are Calista's sister Mary Ann Freeland and family. | Adkins, James (I19907)
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| 3600 | In the 1860 Federal Census, Jerome & Sarah are living in Washington, Wyoming Co., PA. They have a young son, George E., and are living next door to Jerome's parents, George & Eunice. In 1870, the family is still in Washington, PA, next door to Jerome's parents. They have five children. In 1880, Jerome & Sally are still in the same town. Their five children are there, plus another girl named Mary F____ , age 18 (foster daughter?). Also with them is Jerome's mother, age 72. In 1900 Jerome & Sallie are ages 73 & 64. They are living at Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., PA. With them is Mary Flumenfelt (?), age 37 PA, single, their daughter (see 1880 census also). She must be adopted because it says her father was born in NJ, her mother in PA. I have a photograph of Ida, Nora, Huldah, & Annie Remington taken about 1874, and given to me by Betty Malesky. They are pictured with their cousin Bertie Carr. | Remington, Jerome (I15157)
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