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| 3751 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Roswell Remmington & Louisa are both listed as age 27, living at Independence, Buchanan Co., Iowa. He is a day laborer. In the 1880 Federal Census, Roswell & Louise living at Prairie De Sac, Sauk Co., WI. He is a school teacher. | Remington, Roswell R. (I14227)
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| 3752 | In the 1870 Federal Census, S. & Almira Remington are living at Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IA. They have a daughter, Almedia, 9 months. The family is living next door to Sheldon's parents. In the 1880 Federal Census, Sheldon & Elmira are living at Bluff Creek, Monroe Co., Iowa, with their four children. In the 1900 Federal Census, Sheldon & Elmira D. Remington are ages 51 & 49, living at Rusco, Buffalo Co., NE. Living with them are three of their children: Frederick O., Calvin T., & Susie. According to census data, Sheldon & Elmira have been married 31 years, and have had 9 children, 7 of whom are still living. Son Charles and his wife Minnie are living at Divide, Buffalo Co, NE. In the 1910 Federal Census, Sheldon & Elmira are living at Fullerton, Nance Co., NE. They have two of their children in the household: Calvin 22, & Susie 19. Unknown Newspaper, Oskaloosa, IA Area, January 1916: REMINGTON -- Died, at his home in Chambers, Nebraska, Thursday, December 30, 1915, of dropsy and leakage of the heart, Sheldon Remington, a former resident of this county. He was born and raised to manhood on the old Remington farm about five miles west of Oskaloosa. He is a brother of Ben and Aaron Remington and Mrs. William Walker, south of town and Mrs. Eli Warman, of Bussey. He married Elmira Tandy. (source: IAMAHASK-L Archives at Rootsweb) | Remington, Sheldon (I11777)
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| 3753 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Samuel & Jane are living at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., NY with their three children. In 1880 they are at Manchester, Ontario Co., NY. With them is son Frederick, 21, and daughter Jenny Harris and her husband Albert, and sister-in-law Matilda Henry, 50. | Remington, Samuel (I08528)
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| 3754 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Samuel & Sally R. Dyer, ages 46 & 48, and three of their children are living at North Kingstown, RI, with Sally's mother Mary Austin, 89. | Dyer, Samuel Franklin (I01893)
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| 3755 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Samuel & Sarah are living at Granville, Hampden Co., MA. They have two children. Also with them is Sarah's father, John D. Turner. | Brooker, Samuel O. (I21254)
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| 3756 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Samuel R. Chaffee, 25, is a bootmaker, living at Bristol, RI. His wife, Laura A., is age 26. They have two young sons, Raymond & Samuel. In the 1880 Federal Census, the family is living at Middletown, CT, where Samuel is a saloon keeper -- probably at the Chafee Hotel. In 1900, Samuel & Laura are living on Congregational St. in Bristol, RI, age 54, with three of their children -- Lena, Cora, & William. They have been married 34 years, according to the census figures. Samuel is a cutter in the rubber mill. In 1910 Samuel & Laura are both age 65, still living on Congregational St., and have been married 42 years, according to census data. In the 1930 Federal Census, Samuel is a widower, age 86, living in Bristol, Lincoln Co., ME, with his married daughter Cora Martin and family. According to the gravestone inscription, Samuel was in Co. G Second Regt. RI Vols. The gravestone has been photographed. | CHAFEE, Samuel Russel (I00153)
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| 3757 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Samuel W. & Lucy T. Austin, ages 47 & 29, are living at North Kingstown, RI. One genealogy has his name as Samuel Warren Austin. | Austin, Samuel Wanton (I00496)
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| 3758 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Sarah Remington is age 84 and living at Becket, MA, with her sons Alonzo & John. Sarah's ancestry was found on Rootsweb's Worldconnect. I have made an assumption that it is correct, based on the strong evidence of the names of John & Sally's children, which reflect this ancestry. Also, the location agrees with her birthplace -- New Haven County, CT. | Tuttle, Sarah "Sally" (I06389)
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| 3759 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Seth W. Remington is age 46 and Josephine is 35.Their children are Viola R., 18; Hattie M. 16; & Ida M. 6. the family is living at Perrysburg, Cattaraugus Co., New York In 1880 they are still at Perrysburgh, Cattaraugus Co., NY: Seth Remington -- 56, b. NY, farmer, father b. VT; his wife Josephine -- 45, b. NY, both parents b. VT; and daughter Ida -- 16, b. NY. | Remington, Seth W. (I08578)
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| 3760 | In the 1870 Federal Census, she and her sister Mary F. are both age 21. For the time being, I am making an assumption that this record in the RI Cemetery Database belongs to this particular Sarah J. Remington, since the age agrees with her age in the census. The cemetery database identifies her as the wife of Stephen H. Brown. | Remington, Sarah J. (I05865)
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| 3761 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Simeon is age 14 and works as a messenger in a telegraph office. In 1880 he is married to Mary J. and living at Apalachicola, FL, working in a sawmill as of 18 June. He must have died shortly after that -- perhaps as a result of an accident at the mill? | Remington, Simeon Smith (I11134)
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| 3762 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Stephen & Sarah are living at Woodstock, Windham Co., CT. They have one daughter, Phebe. The family is living next door to Stephen's parents and two of their daughters. | Hopkins, Stephen Randall (I12190)
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| 3763 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is at New Bedford: Edward Wood 41 MA in liquor store, Eliza 40 MA, William H. 17 MA bookkeeper, Harry B. 15 MA at school. | Wood, Edward (I28998)
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| 3764 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Knox, Holmes Co., Ohio. William is 49 and Mary is 47; children in the household are: Zachariah T. 21, Joseph C. 16, Sally M. 13, Thomas J. 11, Mary J. 9, & Lydia 5. In 1880 the family is at Richland, Holmes Co., Ohio. William is 59 and Mary is 57; children in the household are: Sarah 23, Zacariah T. 32, Thomas J. 21, Lydia M. 20, & Mary J. 15. The two youngest daughters are reversed in age in comparison to the previous census. | Remington, William Humphrey (I06937)
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| 3765 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Manlius, Onondaga Co., NY. With them is Caroline's father, Illustrious, 78. | Caswell, Nelson (I11617)
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| 3766 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Pontiac, Oakland Co., MI. In the 1880 Federal Census, the family is living at Bronson, Branch Co., MI. William is a minister. In 1900 William is a roomer at Billings, Yellowstone Co., MT. He is still a minister. William was born 4 Mar 1830, Mumford, NY, was educated at Rochester University, and became a Baptist minister. (source: "Montana, Its Story and Biography," Vol 3, pages 824 & 825, bio of Sumner A. Remington; posted at genealogy.com, Remington Family Forum) | Remington, William (I08363)
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| 3767 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Richland, Holmes Co., Ohio: Oliver 25, Rebecca 20, Franklin 2, & Hershel 3 months. In 1880, they are still living at Richland. The household includes Oliver & Rebeka, their four sons, plus mother-in-law Sarah and brother-in-law Hansam Ferell; also brother Joseph C. Remington, age 26; and Emma Rubel, 17 (cousin?). In 1920 Oliver & Rebecca Jane Remington are living at Montgomery, Ashland Co., OH. He is 74 and she is 68. By 1930, Oliver is widowed. He is age 84 and living with daughter Mamie (Mame?) and her family at Ashland, Ashland Co., OH. | Remington, Oliver M. (I11261)
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| 3768 | In the 1870 Federal Census, the family is living at Shelby, Orleans Co., NY. They are still there in 1880; Luther's father Alvah, age 83, is with them. | Remington, Luther Franklin (I08602)
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| 3769 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Thomas & Elizabeth Delong, ages 37 & 27, are living at Clay, Harrison Co., MO. They have an 8-year-old daughter, Alice, b. Iowa. No specific birthplaces are given for Thomas & Alice. | Delong, Thomas (I16359)
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| 3770 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Tiddeman Hull is 62 and Eliza O. is 54. They are at Jamestown with four children: Ann E. 30, Benj E. 23, Caleb W. 26, & James D. 20. In the 1880 Federal Census, Tiddeman & Eliza are still living at Jamestown, RI, with their son Caleb, age 37, single. | Hull, Tiddeman E. (I11066)
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| 3771 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Walter & Jane are living at Valdosta, Lowndes Co., GA, with their two children Hamilton & Elizabeth. They are near Jane's parents, Hamilton & Jane sharp, and her brother William and his wife, three Remington nephews, and probably other relatives. In 1880 W. L. Joiner & Jane P. Joiner are living at Quitman, Brooks, GA., two doors down from Jane's sister Ellen P. Remington and her sons. One of Ellen's sons is "keeping a hotel." Also, Jane & Ellen's parents are nearby in town, as well as other relatives. | Joiner, Walter L. (I14490)
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| 3772 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Walter is age 11, living with his parents and three siblings in Providence, RI. In 1880 he is age 21, still living with his parents, and siblings, one of whom is married. In 1920 he is living in East Providence, RI. He is married to Annie (Remington) Goff. His mother-in-law, Lucy Remington, is living with them, along with other family members. He is there in 1930, but Lucy & Annie are gone. He is with son Albert and his family. | Goff, Walter S. (I14694)
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| 3773 | In the 1870 Federal Census, Warren is age 25 and living at Warren, Knox Co., ME. He is married to Arleen, age 20, and they have a daughter Opal, 3. The census gives Warren's birthplace as Waldboro, ME; Arleen's birthplace as Cushing, ME; and Opal's birthplace as Jefferson, ME. In 1880 Warren is age 35 and living at Waldboro, Lincoln Co., ME, with his parents Solomon & Jane A. Achorn. Opal, identified as granddaughter age 12, is also in the household. Warren is married to Laura A., age 30, and they have a son Jasper M., age 3. It is unclear whether Laura A. might be the same as Arleen in the previous census, but the age gap between Opal and Jasper suggest that Laura may be a second wife for Warren. Also in the home is Ida B. Robinson, identified as "daughter." However, she is either Laura's sister or daughter (see notes for Laura's father, Frank Robinson). In this census, three other Achorn families are nearby: John, Jacob, & Lowell. See also the notes for Warren's father, Solomon. | Achorn, Warren (I18466)
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| 3774 | In the 1870 Federal Census, William & "Francis" are ages 34 & 35, and they are living at Valdosta, Lowndes Co., GA. Living with them are their three Remington nephews: Simeon, Charles, & Hamilton. The family is next door to William's parents, Hamilton & Jane Sharp(e). William's sister Jane P. Joiner is nearby with her family, also. | Sharpe, William H. (I14486)
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| 3775 | In the 1870 Federal Census, William & Caroline are living at Scriba, Oswego Co., NY, with three children (Alley -- a boy, Jessie -- a girl, & Frederick) and also William's father, Hial. In 1900, William M. and Carrie A. Hall, ages 64 NY and 67 CT, are living in the town of Oswego, NY. They have been married 40 yrs. Obituary from findagrave.com The soul of William Mortimer Hall, for many years a respectable resident of Oswego, passed to the home of his Maker at the home of his son, Major A.M. Hall, Washington, DC, on Thursday night. Funeral services were held at Washington, DC Saturday afternoon. The body arrived here at noon yesterday and burial was made at Riverside cemetery in the afternoon after services in the Page Memorial chapel conducted by the Rev. W.F. Kettle. The funeral party consisted of Major and Mrs. A. M. Hall and Albert G. Hall, grandson of the deceased, of Washington, Jessie C. Hall, of New York City, Mrs. Lizzie Peck of Syracuse, Mrs. Josie Crittenden, Mrs. Lizzie Parkhurst, Oliver Ormsby and Max Saurez, all of Syracuse. Mr. Hall was 80 years old. He was born in Lorraine, Jefferson county in 1833 and moved to Oswego with his parents when quite a young lad. He made this city his home until about 11 years ago when, after the death of wife, he went to live with his son. About that time he suffered a stroke of apoplexy. He partially recovered and was quite active up to last Christmas day, when the second stroke came, which carried him away. Mr. Hall has always led an active life and following the Civil War was identified with a number of prominent business enterprises in this city. He was largely interested in canal transportation and at one time conducted a fleet of ten lioata. Later he took up milling and farming, but a panic in the early seventies swept away his property. He struggled courageously against reverse and for a number of years conducted the Davis livery barn and later a dairy farm in Oswego Town. He was a man of sterling worth, beloved by all who knew him. He was greatly devoted to his family, not a member of which can recall a single unkind word that ever fell from his lips. He was an active attendant at church up to the Sunday before his death. On January 18, 1860, he was joined in wedlock to Caroline Adams, a teacher in the Oswego public schools, at the home of Zina D Stevens. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. II. G. Ludlow, the first pastor of the Congregational church. They had three children, all of whom are living, Major A. M. Hall of Washington, Jessie C. Hall and DeLeon F. Hall, of New York. The latter was unable to attend the funeral because of a severe illness which confines him to his home. The death of Mr. Hall breaks a chain of four generations in the Washington home, where he was very happy surrounded by his children, grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The affection of the latter for the old man was a subject of common remark in the neighborhood where he lived. He was their constant companion and playmate and guardian. | Hall, William Mortimer (I11583)
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| 3776 | In the 1870 Federal Census, William and his family are living in Canton, St. Lawrence Co., NY, the same town where his older brother Seth P. Remington is living. William and his wife and two children are still there in 1880 and in 1900. | Remington, William Reese (I13071)
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| 3777 | In the 1870 Federal Census, William G. Fish, 42 RI, and his wife Rhoda A., 39 MA, are living at New Bedford, MA. His occupation is given as "Restaurant." they are next to Nathaniel 48 & Ruth 49 Manchester. In 1880 William G. Fish is 53 and Rhoda A. is 44, but their ages are reversed in the census; in fact, the census taker wrote Rhoda's name above William's, and crossed out "wife" next to his. They are still at New Bedford, where William's occupation is "fruit store." They are next to Lewis G. (69?) & Sarah Manchester. | Fish, William G. (I19044)
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| 3778 | In the 1870 Federal Census, William H. & Maria Manchester are living at Tiverton, RI. They have two sons: George S., 6, and Charles F., 4. In 1880 the family is still at Tiverton. They have five children. In addition, another young man named Arthur Manchester, age 21, is with them (the relationship says son, but I don't think so unless the age is 2 instead of 21); also, a brother-in-law, Philip Basset, and his wife Sarah. They are living next to Holder Dennis and family. In 1900 the family is at Tiverton as follows: Wm H Manchester 73 RI, Margaret 56 MA, George S. 38 RI fisherman, Elsie J. 11 RI gr-dtr, John H. Taylor 38 MA nephew, and Bradford C. Rounds 48 RI fisherman, lodger (likely William's step-brother). The death record identifies his parents as Jeremiah Manchester and Mary Dennis. | Manchester, William Henry (I00914)
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| 3779 | In the 1870 Fedreral Census, Isaac A. & Adelia Manchester are living at Tiverton, RI. They have two children: Lizzie 5, and Jeremiah 2. In 1880 they are still at Tiverton. The household includes Isaac A. 42, Delia S. 39, Lizzie E. 15, and Mary 8. The 1900 Federal Census gives their birth dates as June 1839 and Feb 1843; I think both of them are off a bit. For Isaac's marriage and death, see Tiverton vital records: Marriages 1-49 & Deaths 1-21A. The death record identifies his parents as Jeremiah A. Manchester and Mary Dennis. Isaac & Delia's gravestone has been photographed. | Manchester, Isaac Allen (I00344)
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| 3780 | In the 1870s A. H. Remington owned a house on Scituate Ave., Johnston, RI. He is 51 and single in the 1880 Federal Census at Johnston, RI. Living with him are his single siblings John 58 and Joanna 44. Andrew H. Remington was a Justice of the Peace at Johnston, RI. (source: Acts and Resolves of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Passed at the May Session, 1858) | Remington, Andrew Harris (I06190)
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| 3781 | In the 1871 British Census, William & Susan, ages 31 & 27, are living at Hucknall Huthwaite. They have two children: Emma 3, and John William 1. The 1881 British Census shows his birthplace as Sutton-in-Ashfield. At the time of the 1881 census, they are living in Selston. William & Susan have six children listed in this census. William's occupation in 1881 is a "General Dealer." | Coleman, William (I06518)
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| 3782 | In the 1871 census, Gilbert is age 19, living at home with his parents, 34 Bancroft Lane, Mansfield. In 1881 he is age 29, still living with his parents, John & Mary Slack, at 34 Botany Lane ( Bancroft?), Mansfield. I think he is probably the one still single and age 38 in the 1891 census, lodging at 43 Bancroft Lane. This is confirmed by the 1901 census, in which Gilbert Slack, age 49 and unmarried, is living with his brother Willie and family. In all the censuses he is a labourer. | Slack, Gilbert (I16861)
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| 3783 | In the 1871 census, he is probably the Gilbert Slack age 21 b. Mansfield, who is in the 7th dragoons at Walmer, Kent, England. He may also be the Gilbert Slack age 29 b. Mansfield who is lodging at Radford in 1881; occupation frame work knitter. In the 1891 census this family is living at 23 Rookery, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England. Gilbert & Hannah have four children. He is a hosiery factory hand. In 1901 they are at 17 Mount Pleasant, and have three more children. Gilbert is a self-employed window cleaner. (Ancestry has the family incorrectly indexed under the name Stack.) The two sons John & Gilbert may very will be the two by those names who arrived in America (Ellis Island) on 17 Apr 1907 on the ship Oceanic from Liverpool. They were from Mansfield; John was 24 and Gilbert was 22. I haven't been able to locate either of them in any US census. | Slack, Gilbert (I16902)
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| 3784 | In the 1871 census, John & Sarah Adcock, ages 29 & 27, are living at 17 Union St., Mansfield. Also in the household is another couple about the same age who are boarders: Kelham & Hetty Neale. Hetty is John's sister. They are living on the same street as Sarah's parents, Gilbert & Ann Slack, and Sarah's sister Elizabeth Coleman and her family. In 1881 John & Sarah are both age 38, living with Sarah's father Gilbert Slack, age 75, at 30 Union St., Mansfield. | Adcock, John (I00238)
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| 3785 | In the 1871 census, John is age 11, living with his family at 1 Union St., Mansfield. In 1881 John is age 21 and married to Mary, also age 21. They are living at 9 Plantation Row, Mansfield. In 1891 John & Mary are age 30, living at 28 Union St., Mansfield. With them is Ethel Bostwick, age 6, niece, born Notts. In 1901 John & Mary are ages 41 & 40. They are living at 1 Caxton Terrace, Mansfield. With them are Ethel Bostock, age 16, niece born Notts; and Florrie Coleman, age 16, born Mansfield, Notts. Both Ethel & Florrie are shop assistants. Florrie is my great-aunt, sister of my Grandma Berry (nee Ellen Coleman). | Slack, John (I16923)
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| 3786 | In the 1871 census, Kelham and Hetty are ages 29 & 25, living with Hetty's brother John Adcock and his wife Sarah (Slack) Adcock. They are at 17 Union St., Mansfield. | Neale, Kelham (I02130)
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| 3787 | In the 1875 NY State Census she appears to be Elsa L. Remington age 1 y 9 mos (unclear writing), in Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY, with her parents Zeno H. and Martha Remington, and Martha's parents and siblings. In the 1900 Federal Census, Florence E. "Bodell" 28 (Aug 1871) is a widow living in Auburn with daughter Florence L. 2 (Aug 1897). See notes for daughter Florence. In 1910 she is Florence Boyd, married to John A Boyd, with daughter Florence L. Bedell age 12, living in Auburn. In 1920 they are living in Cleveland, OH. In 1940 John A. and Florence L. Boyd are in Philadelphia, PA. In her mother's obituary of September 1910, Luella is mentioned as daughter Mrs. John Boyd of Auburn. | Remington, Florence Luella (I29434)
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| 3788 | In the 1875 NY State Census, Addison is age 20 NY and living with his parents and siblings at South Valley, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He is also there age 15 with his family in the 1870 Federal Census. In 1900 Addison and his three children are living at Elko, Cattaraugus Co., NY. The children are: Lyman 16 PA, Frances 11 PA, and Zoie 10 PA. Addison is still at Elko in the 1905 NY State Census, and in the 1920 Federal Census. | Norman, Addison (I25928)
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| 3789 | In the 1875 NY State Census, her name is spelled Roselette. | Norman, Rosaletta (I25939)
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| 3790 | In the 1875 RI Census, Eliza A. Berry is a widow aged 43, still living in Providence, along with daughter Sarah 18, son John H. 15 (a jeweler), and granddaughter Ada (illegitimate). They are living on Colwell St., near Plane. In 1880, Leon & Eliza Allison are living in District 48 in Providence. Clara Allison, age 32, is in the household. Probably she is Leon's daughter from his previous marriage. In 1900, Eliza Alison is widowed and living on Swan St. in Providence with her son John H. Berry and his third wife, Laura. In the 1910 Federal Census, Eliza A. Allison is age 77, living at 10 Bowditch Place, Providence, RI, with her son John, his wife Nellie, and their two young daughters, Helen & Loretta. According to the death record, Eliza Allison died at age 81 (OS Page 24:225). See notes for Ephraim Elsbree, Sr., for alternate spellings of the surname. | ELSBREE, Eliza Ann (I00050)
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| 3791 | In the 1875 RI Census, William H. & Sarah A. are living in Ward 9, Providence, RI. They have three children: Matilda I., Benjamin W., & Laura E. They are next to William's brother Albert and family. In the 1880 Federal Census, William & Sarah and their children are living at Seekonk, Bristol Co., MA. In the household are their six children and a servant. | Remington, William H. (I15130)
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| 3792 | In the 1880 census her name is written as Emma. In the 1900 Federal Census, Amy (Emma?) is living with her parents at Jamestown, Stutsman Co., North Dakota. She has two daughters: Adeline A. & Celia T. (some letters are difficult to read). | Remington, Amy (I18277)
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| 3793 | In the 1880 census the family is at Shelter Island, Suffolk, New York. there are five children in the family. Also there is Thomas Donahue, borther-in-law. I have made an assumption that this is the family of Mary W. Peden who is the mother of Lawrence Austin Records. The 1900 census says both her parents were born in Ireland, and this agrees. The middle initial of W also agrees. | Peden, Thomas (I28423)
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| 3794 | In the 1880 census, George Remington 24 and John Remington 22 are together at Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. He may be George H. Remington who married Theresa Ashley and died 17 Jul 1930 in Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. The age and location are right. His grave is in Lakeview Cemetery, Fleming, Cayuga co., NY. This individual needs more research. | Remington, George (I29397)
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| 3795 | In the 1880 census, George Remington 24 and John Remington 22 are together at Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. They are boarding with Martha Willman 19 MA and she is the one John married soon after. In 1900 this family is in Providence, RI: John ? Remington 39 NY (Feb 1861), Martha 38 MA (June 1861), and Fred T. 18 NY (May 1882). In the 1920 census, this couple is in Warwick, RI: John B. Remington 60 NY and Martha A. 58 MA. In the 1925 RI state census, the family is in Providence as follows: Frederick T. Remington 42 NY, Cora N. F. 40 RI, John D. 64 NY, Martha A. 53 MA, and Clara A. Sholes 70 MA mother-in-law. In 1930 John and Martha are still living in Providence with their son and his wife: Frederick Remington 46 NY, Cora 44 RI, John 72 NY, and Martha 68 MA; also Clara Sholes, mother-in-law 75 MA. In Jan 1935, John B. and Martha A. Remington are living at 59 Warren, Providence, no occupation given for either. Son Frederick is a salesman for refined oil; Cora N. is a tool inspector at Brown & Sharpe. In 1940 the family is still in Providence as follows: Fred T. Remington 56 NY, Cora N. 54 RI, and John B. 81 NY, father, widower. I think his middle initial may have been for his mother's maiden name, although this is not confirmed. | Remington, John B. (I29398)
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| 3796 | In the 1880 census, he is an infant with no name. However, he is Eugene A. in 1900. In both censuses, his date of birth is noted as Mar 1880. The "George Aldrich Genealogy" p. 16 has his date of birth as 7 Mar 1880. | Smart, Eugene Aldrich (I17794)
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| 3797 | In the 1880 census, her name appears to be Filomena -- unclear. The "George Aldrich Genealogy" p. 16 has her date of birth as 19 May 1877. | Smart, Florence May (I17793)
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| 3798 | In the 1880 census, her name looks like Minerva (?). | Graham, Mary Jane (I08364)
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| 3799 | In the 1880 census, Norman 24, his wife Emma 25, and their two children are at Clayton, Genesee Co., MI, living with Norman's parents Levi & "Asenith." According to the 1900 Federal Census, Norman was born in Oct 1853. In 1900, Norman, Emma, and their five children were living at Flint (Ward 2), Genesee Co., MI. | Remington, Norman A. (I11542)
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| 3800 | In the 1880 census, Sarah Remington is age 23, living with her parents at Warwick, RI. Also in the household is her illegitimate daughter, Lydia A., age 1. In the Federal Censuses of 1920 and 1930, Sarah Paine is a widow ages 59 and 72, living at Red Bank, Monmouth Co., NJ, with her daughter Georgie B. Hazard, ages 35 and 45, a teacher in a private school. In 1920 the census says Georgie is divorced; in 1930 it says widow. Notes from Donald Dewey, 15 Nov 2009: "Colonel George Sanford Burton was a surgeon in the Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery during the Civil War. He lived in East Greenwich, Rhode Island in a family house at the corner of Post Road and Bay View Avenue. His only surviving daughter Georgie Burton Hazard was born in 1884, the year he died. She had no children. The Colonel's widow Sarah P. Remington Burton remarried a George Paine. Georgie Burton adored her father and detested Paine and resented her mother from then after. "Georgie Sanford Burton went to East Greenwich Academy in East Greenwich and married the brother of my grandmother Bowdoin Frothingham Hazard of Shrewsbury, NJ. Georgie B. Hazard divorced Bowdoin in 1912 and went on to found a highly regarded school at 59 East Front Street in Red Bank, NJ, which was called Burton Hall. She operated the school until she had a stroke in 1963. She died at our house in Virginia in 1965 and is buried with her father in Warwick, R.I. "Several of my mother's siblings and both my older sister and brother went to her school. I heard all the stories about Colonel Burton and have his saber and other items such as his marriage certificate that "Aunt Georgie" kept of her father's. She closed the school in the summer and lived up until her stroke in her father's house. Burton Hall had no grade levels - you graduated when she said you graduated - most of her pupils were accepted to Ivy League colleges and universities. The older pupils taught the younger pupils. Everyone learned Greek and Latin. "Colonel Burton was married twice. A Daniel Hazard who lives in California is the descendent of Burton's first marriage." | Remington, Sarah P. (I10309)
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