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Matches 3,851 to 3,900 of 7,770
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| 3851 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Emerald & Eugenia are living at New Bedford, MA. They have an 11-year-old daughter, Cora. Also with them is Emerald's mother, Susan Remington, age 75. The marriage gives his name as Edward A. Remington. | Remington, Emerald Alonzo (I06334)
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| 3852 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Eunice Remington is age 72, apparently widowed, and living with her son's family in Washington, PA. | Vosburg, Eunice (I15156)
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| 3853 | In the 1880 Federal Census, F. H. Remington is age 21, single, and living at Valdosta, Lowndes Co., GA. In the April 1910 Federal Census, Frank H. & Mollie J. Remington, ages 50 & 46, are living at Precinct 6, Stephens Co., TX. According to the census data they have been married 24 years and have had 9 children, 8 of whom are still living. In the household with them are: Elsey M., 23 (a son, single), Marvin 20, Earnest 16, Willie E. 14, Clara L. 12, & Alton T. 4. All of the children were born in TX. | Remington, Francis "Frank" Henry Jr. (I10688)
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| 3854 | In the 1880 Federal Census, F. M. Remington & Irene are living in Silver Creek Precinct, Silverton, Marion Co., OR, with their two young daughters. In 1900 they are at Spalding, Nez Perce Co., ID. I am wondering if Francis Marion was "California" in the 1850 Census. That year, there is listed an older brother named Francis, born c1831. Perhaps that brother subsequently died, and the youngest brother's name was changed to Francis. | Remington, Francis Marion (I12922)
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| 3855 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Frank & Alice are living in Foster with their 1-yr-old son Clarence. They are near Alice's mother and stepfather, Patience & John Kettle. In the 1920 Federal Census, Frank R. Briggs is still living in Foster at age 62. With him is wife Ida (probably his second), and son Clarence 40. | Briggs, Frank R. (I12232)
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| 3856 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Frank, 22, is living with his maternal grandmother Rosetta Remington and her daughter Rosetta in New Bedford. In the Federal Census of 1900, Frank C. Hoxie is living at New Bedford, MA. Also in the household is his 10-year-old-daughter, Mirable; Frank's brother William, 32; and a servant named Maude Duboid, 30. In the Federal Census of 1910, Frank C. Hoxie is still living at New Bedford, and has a second wife, Maud. His daughter Mirabell is still living there. | Hoxsie, Frank C. (I18730)
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| 3857 | In the 1880 Federal Census, George & Betsy are living at Voluntown, Windham Co., CT. They have four children, the oldest of whom is probably from George's first marriage: George E. 13, Frank 4, Gertie 3, Annie 1; all born in RI except Annie born in CT. In 1900, the family is living at Coventry, RI. The three younger children are with them. According to the census data in 1900, George was born in August 1839. However, that would place his birth closer to (assumed) brother Cyrus. Also, his wife's birth date is given as "unknown" in the 1900 census, and the children's dates differ from other census data. The gravestone inscription says he was born in 1839. Possibly he and Cyrus were twins. In the Apr 1910 Federal Census, George W. Remington is a widower age 70, living at Voluntown, New London Co., CT. He is with or next to (assumed) married daughter Grace Gardner and her family. His death record at Voluntown, CT, has confirmed my guess concerning his parentage, that his father is Sheffield R. Remington. The informant was Manford Malborn (probably Malbone?). | Remington, George Waterman (I04801)
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| 3858 | In the 1880 Federal Census, George & Julia Wolcott, ages 26 & 21, are living at Meredith, Delaware Co., NY. They would have been married about six months at this time. With them are George's parents, Samuel & Maria. | Wolcott, George (I20238)
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| 3859 | In the 1880 Federal Census, George & Sarah are living in Providence, RI, with the three girls. In the 1900 Federal Census, the family is living on Warren Ave. in East Providence, RI. Six children are in the household: Mabel E., George L. Jr., Leonora A., Sarah M., Arthur D., & Clifton S . In the 1910 Federal Census, George L. Nottage is age 56 RI, widowed, a painter living at Jamestown, Newport Co., RI. Census data shows his father as born in RI and his mother in CT. In the same census, he is also listed as living in Providence with his married daughter and husband, Leonora A. & Walter P. Stinchfield. It is possible that his wife Thera is not listed in 1910, but that she and George were still married. In 1920 George L. Nottage is age 64 RI, remarried, and still a painter (runs shop), living at Los Angeles, CA. His wife is Theria A., 67 NY. In the Federal Census of 1930, George is an "inmate" in Infirmary 14 of the Los Angeles County Farm in Downey Township. According to census data, he is age 75 and widowed. The California Death Index says he died at age 81, on 12 July 1935. | Nottage, George Longley (I13516)
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| 3860 | In the 1880 Federal Census, George Remington is living with his sister Ellen and her husband. | Remington, George T. (I13552)
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| 3861 | In the 1880 Federal Census, H. E. & Emeline W. Remington are living in Edford, Henry Co., Illinois, with their six-year-old daughter, Grace. In the 1920 Federal Census, Herbert E. Remington, age 70, and his daughter Grace E., age 45, are living in Cedar Falls, Black Hawk, Iowa. | Remington, Herbert Eugene (I08757)
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| 3862 | In the 1880 Federal Census, H. Remington and his wife Jane are living in Union, Clay, KS, with their two teenaged sons. A brother and his family, as well as his parents, are also living in town. | Remington, John Hastings (I13060)
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| 3863 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Hannah Remington, age 44 b Scotland, is living at Civil Bend, Union Co., Dakota Territory. With her is daughter Grace, age 14, b MI (parents b VT/Scot). Apparently Hannah's husband and son Thomas were mining for gold in Wyoming at this time. In 1900, Hannah Remington, widow age 67, is living at Logan, Blaine Co., OK. According to the census data, she has had two children, both of whom are still living. Son Thomas and his family are also living in the same locality. In a signed statement dated 7 Nov 1896, Hannah said she was age 62 [b c1834?]and living with her son-in-law and daughter Grace at Watonga, Blaine Co., OK. She states that she moved from the farm in SD to OK on 26 Nov 1894. She mentions the river flooding part of the family farm in SD, such that crops were ruined and some of the animals drowned. Her primary reason for moving to OK to be with her daughter was her poor health -- her lungs and eyes are bad. | Welch, Hannah (I18284)
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| 3864 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Harriet A. Aborn a. 77 is "keeping house," and Maria F. Condy a. 84 is boarding with her. The two widows are living at Providence, RI. I am making an assumption that they are sisters, since marriage records show that Harriet was d/o "Capt. Charles" and Maria was "d/o Charles." This has since been confirmed by data from other sources. Notes from the Mary E. Rice Collection, concerning Cranston Land Evidence, deed bk #1 pp. 584 & 585, dated 17 Oct 1825: Mary C. Remington, widow of Charles, deceased late of said Cranston, mariner, and William Henry Aborn of Providence, merchant, and his wife Harriot Angeline Aborn . . . " The content of this transaction concerned the release of all debts pertaining to the estate of Charles, also a release to Samuel Aborn Condy and wife Maria Frances. (Maria & Harriet were sisters.) I wonder if Harriet A. and Henry A. were twins? If not, she must have been born early in 1803, or even in 1802. According to the RI Cemetery Database, the cause of her death was paralysis. | Remington, Harriet Angeline (I11196)
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| 3865 | In the 1880 Federal Census, he is probably the William Remington, 22 and single, who is a servant in West Jersey, Stark, IL. | Remington, William (I19477)
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| 3866 | In the 1880 Federal Census, he is Willie F. Cook, age 14, living with his parents and sister at East Providence, RI. According to the 1910 Federal Census, William's parents were born in MA. In 1910, William & Cora are living on India St. in Providence, RI. Their seven children, ranging in age from 15 months to 13 years, are in the household. In the 1920 Federal Census, the family is living at 242 Charles St., Providence. Six of the children are still in the household -- all except Raymond, who is recently married and living on Benedict St. In 1930, William & Cora are living at 23 Osborn St., Providence. Daughter Ruth, age 21, is with them. According to a descendant, Joanne McLaughlin, William worked for many years at Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company. | Cook, William Francis (I13529)
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| 3867 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Henry & Lilly are with their three sons at Clay Center, Clay Co., KS. In the 1900 census, Henry & Lilly are living at Chetopa, Labette Co., KS. They have four daughters. In 1910 the family is living at Fullerton Twp, Orange Co., CA; daughters Pansy & Gay are still at home. Also, Henry's brother Howard, age 59, is in the household. In 1910 Henry & Lillie are still at Fullerton, and Henry still has his own photography gallery. In 1930 they are still there, ages 77 & 80. | Remington, Henry Malcolm (I13065)
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| 3868 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Henry & Marcy are living at Smithfield, RI, with their three children and some servants. | Smith, Henry E. (I08780)
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| 3869 | In the 1880 Federal Census, her name appears as Emma L. Remington. | Remington, Emily (I13066)
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| 3870 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Hiram & Pamelia are living in District 83, Mundy, Genesee Co., MI, with five of their children: William E. 19. Hattie A. 17, Franklin I. 12, Parna E. 9, and Charles B. 5. John 70 & Julia A. 66 Remington are also in the household. These are Pamelia parents. | Gilbert, Hiram Benson (I11597)
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| 3871 | In the 1880 Federal Census, his wife is Emma A. Davison. They are residing at Providence with extended family. | Davison, James F. (I05372)
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| 3872 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Horatio & Martha are at Warwick, Kent Co., RI. Notes from "History of Washington and Kent Counties," pp. 1296 & 1297: Horatio A. Remington was born in Cranston in 1830. His father Henry A. Remington was a son of Capt. Charles Remington who came from England and died in 1812 (this is inaccurate). Henry was a mechanic, but in 1842 he settled on a farm. Six years later the son, Horatio A., left home to learn the machinist's trade. After working at his trade for about 17 years, he in 1866 became junior partner with S. Colvin & Co., at River Point, in the manufacture of looms. His wife was Martha A. Knight. He has two sons: Charles Banks, now an Academy student, and Edgar Wilson, MD, of Providence. | Remington, Horatio Arnold (I11982)
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| 3873 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Howard & Martha are living at Wilson, Gentry Co., Missouri. In the household are their two children, Florence & Pritty, and Lester J. Remington, age 22, "hired." Is this another brother of Howard? At the present time I am making an assumption that he is. In the 1920 census, Lester has a daughter Florence, which indicates a possible family relationship. | Remington, Howard Coe (I12671)
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| 3874 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Howard & Sarah are living at Johnston, RI, with their three children: Maude K., Howard W. Jr., & Edith K. | Stone, Howard Winsor (I03149)
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| 3875 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Isaac & Sarah are living in East Providence, RI, with their 1-year-old son, Howard. In 1920 they are still there, and son Howard is still in their household, along with daughter Jessie R., age 39. They are on Barrington Rd., near Isaac's brother Alfred and family. | Kent, Isaac Richmond (2) (I12818)
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| 3876 | In the 1880 Federal Census, James & Adaline Cornell, ages 41 & 38, are living on 3rd Street in Wabasha, Wabasha Co., MN. With them are Adaline's three sons and James's sister, Sarah Cornell 22 NY. | Cornell, James (I19551)
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| 3877 | In the 1880 Federal Census, James & Marcella are living at Providence, RI. | Potter, James R. (I15225)
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| 3878 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Jane Remington is age 51, a widow, living at Providence, RI, with her daughter Adele and son-in-law William H. Wood. | Smith, Jane (I04603)
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| 3879 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Joanna is 44, single, and keeping house for her two single brothers, John & Andrew. I assume she was Joanna LeValley Remington, named after her mother. | Remington, Joanna L. (I06195)
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| 3880 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Johanna Remington is a widow, 72, residing at Fall River, Bristol, MA. With her are daughter Emma 28 and son-in-law William Thorpe 36, and niece Stella Lawton 24, and "other" Mary Logan 19. | Lawton, Joanna (I08850)
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| 3881 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John & Adelaide are living in Manhattan, New York City. John works in a gas house. | Remington, John R. (I02427)
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| 3882 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John & Martha are living at Spring Prairie, Walworth Co., WI. Living with them is their son John and also Martha's mother, Hannah (Smith) Sheffield, age 77. | Middleton, John (I11641)
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| 3883 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John & Mary E. Gravlin are living at Bristol, RI. In the 1900 Federal Census, John & Mary E. Gravelin are still at Bristol. In the household are Julia F. Cahoon, Mary's widowed (?) sister; and DeWitt & Hattie P. Bolster, Mary's half-niece and husband. In 1910, John B. & Mary E. Gravelin are still at Bristol. | Gravelin, John B. (I16496)
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| 3884 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John & Sarah are living in West Jersey, Stark Co., IL, with their five children. Also with them are Sarah's parents, Anthony & Wealthy A. Remington, and a neice, Wealthy A. Remington, age 19. | Ham, John (I12882)
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| 3885 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John H. A. Remington is age 21 and living with his sister Harriet's family in Providence, RI. In 1920 he is age 61 and married to Mary E., age 43, and living in Cranston, RI. Possibly he was John Henry Adolphus Brightman -- named after his great uncle, Henry Adolphus Remington. | Brightman, John H. A. (I14670)
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| 3886 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John is 58, single, and living in Johnston, RI with his single siblings Andrew & Joanna. John's gravestone says he died "aged 71 years & 19 days, Gone Home." In the 1860 Federal Census, listed at Little York, Nevada Co., CA, are the following: J. C. Remington 38 RI, Caleb Remington 34 MA, B. L. Remington 32 MA, and C. W. Remington 26 RI. These are most likely the four brothers in this family. They are miners. | Remington, John C. (I06189)
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| 3887 | In the 1880 Federal Census, John O. & Mercy E. Remington, ages 38 & 36, are living at Hingham, Plymouth, MA. They have two children: Otis L. 17, & Maud A. 4. | Remington, John Otis (I07962)
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| 3888 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Jud & Sarah Remington are with their two sons at Five Creeks, Clay Co., KS. | Remington, Judson "Jud" (I11760)
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| 3889 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Lafayette & Helen are living in Fairfield Precinct, Marion Co., OR, with their three children. They are next door to his nephew, DeWitt, and his family. It appears that the two relatives work together in a sawmill business which Lafayette owns. Notes from Melvina Wagner at Rootsweb's Remington message board: "Marquis DeLafayette Remington, b. Feb 2, 1847 in Macomb Prairie, IL, settled in the Woodburn, OR, area and invented a steam engine tractor, which was patented. That patent sold twice and is now owned by Catapillar Tractor Co." | Remington, Lafayette (I12938)
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| 3890 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Leroy, Nena, & little Frank are living at Washington, Bremer Co., IA. | Remington, Leroy O. (I09454)
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| 3891 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Lydia is a widow, age 83, living in Cranston, RI, with her three sons and other family members. | Remington, Lydia (I08874)
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| 3892 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Maria F. Condy is 84 and boarding with Harriet A. Aborn 77 who is "keeping house." The two widows are living at Providence, RI. I am making an assumption that these are two Remington sisters, since marriage records show that Harriet was d/o "Capt. Charles" and Maria was "d/o Charles." This assumption has since been confirmed by several other sources. Notes from the Mary E. Rice Collection, concerning Cranston Land Evidence, deed bk #1 pp. 584 & 585, dated 17 Oct 1825: Mary C. Remington, widow of Charles, deceased late of said Cranston, mariner, and William Henry Aborn of Providence, merchant, and his wife Harriot Angeline Aborn . . . " The content of this transaction concerned the release of all debts pertaining to the estate of Charles, also a release to Samuel Aborn Condy and wife Maria Frances. (Maria & Harriet were sisters.) | Remington, Maria Frances (I11198)
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| 3893 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Mary is age 36 and single, a drygoods saleswoman, living at New Bedford with her widowed mother, Angeline (Slocum) (Remington) Sanford. Mary died at 64 School St., New Bedford. | Remington, Mary Cole (I05789)
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| 3894 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Mary M. Monroe is age 47 and living at Bristol, RI, keeping house by herself. | Unknown, Mary M. (I00547)
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| 3895 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Mary Manchester is age 84, living at Tiverton, RI, with her married daugher, Mary P. Church, and her family. | Pearce, Mary (I18910)
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| 3896 | In the 1880 Federal Census, newlyweds William T. & Cora L. Holden are living at Clayton, Gesesee Co., MI. With them are William's mother, Mary Holden, age 62 b England, and brother George Holden, 21, b MI. | Holden, William T. (I16205)
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| 3897 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Orrin & Mattie are living in Brooklyn, Kings, NY, with sons Frederick & William, and mother-in-law Julia A. Allis. In the 1900 census, Orrin and family are living on Prospect St. in Ridgewood, Bergen Co., NJ. Julia Allis, Martha's mother, age 81, is also with them. In 1910 Orrin D. Remington is a boarder in Huntington, Hampshire Co., MA. His wife and children are still living at Ridgewood, Bergen Co., NJ. In 1920 Orin D. Remington is age 85, married, living at Blandford, Hampden, MA. His family is not with him. According to Lois Remington Smith in "The Remington Family" p. 39, Orrin enlisted in the Civil War at Dedham on 17 Sep 1861, and was discharged at Boston on 7 Nov 1864. The family moved from Brooklyn, NY, to Ridgewood, NJ, about 1890. | Remington, Orrin D. (I11324)
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| 3898 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Oscar & Ellen are living in Alfred, Allegany Co., NY, and in the home is their 9-year-old son Wardner. | Remington, Oscar (I07350)
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| 3899 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Patience Remington is a widow, age 52 (?) b. RI; and Mary S. Remington is 19 b. GA, her parents both born in GA. They are boarders in Thomasville, GA. | Sheldon, Patience Aborn (I10654)
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| 3900 | In the 1880 Federal Census, Peleg R. Remington is age 37 and single, living with his parents and sister in Cranston, RI. He may be the Peleg Remington, age 30, b RI, a lodger/clerk in store, living at San Francisco, CA, in the 1880 Federal Census. However, Peleg R. Remington, age 37, is listed with his parents in 1880, living at Cranston, RI; so, unless he had gone to CA and was counted/listed twice, the one in CA must be a different one (?). There are no other Peleg Remingtons listed in later censuses, that I could find. | Remington, Peleg Rhodes (I04552)
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