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Matches 4,701 to 4,750 of 7,770
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| 4701 | In the Federal Census, Sarah Allen, a widow age 85 RI, is living with her son Levi and family at Brownville, Jefferson Co., NY. | Fairbanks, Sarah "Sally" (I14988)
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| 4702 | In the Federal Censuses of 1850 - 1880, Sarah is living with the Holloway family, her mother's relatives, in Newport, RI. Sarah's death listing in the RI Death Index says she was d/o Barney & Rose Remington. | Remington, Sarah Sheldon (I11094)
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| 4703 | In the Federal Censuses of 1850, 1860, and 1870, the family is at South Valley, Cattaraugus Co., NY. | Norman, Henry (I25929)
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| 4704 | In the Federal Censuses of 1860 & 1870, the family is living at West Greenwich, RI. | Hopkins, Burrill (I21085)
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| 4705 | In the Federal Censuses of 1860 and 1870, the family is at Providence. James is a jeweler. In 1900 and 1910, James & Emeline are at Seekonk, MA. James is a farmer. | Allen, James Nelson (I26036)
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| 4706 | In the Federal Censuses of 1870 and 1880, the family is living at Jefferson, Butler Co., IA. In 1900 Charles & Christina are still there, ages 69 & 66. They have been married for 44 yrs and have 5 children. According to census data, they immigrated in 1856, which would be the year they married. | Renning, Charles Sr. (I25308)
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| 4707 | In the Federal Censuses of 1900 and 1910, Benjamin L. & Lucinda M. (Maria) Remington are living at Castoria, San Joaquin Co., CA. In 1910 they are ages 47 & 46. According to census data, they have been married 20 years. They have three children: Benjamin L. 19, Irene V. 16, & Reuel R. In the 1920 and 1930 censuses, Lucinda is Laurinda, so I am assuming this is her name. | Remington, Benjamin LeValley II (I15763)
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| 4708 | In the Federal Censuses of 1900 and 1910, the family is living at Dayton, Cattaraugus Co., NY. Unfortunately, the 1900 census is very faint. | Remington, Almeron (I22740)
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| 4709 | In the Federal Censuses of 1900, 1910, and 1920, the family is living at Rochester, Monroe Co., NY. | Remington, Frederick "Fred' B. (I08531)
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| 4710 | In the Federal Censuses of 1920 and 1930, Georgie B. Hazard, ages 35 and 45, is a teacher in a private school, and living at Red Bank, Monmouth Co., NJ. In 1920 the census says Georgie is divorced; in 1930 it says widow. Her mother, Sarah Paine, is living with Georgie; she is a widow ages 59 and 72. See notes for Sarah P. Remington explaining more about Georgie. | Burton, Georgie (I23085)
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| 4711 | In the Federal Cenuses of 1900 and 1910, the family is living at Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA. Charles is a plumber at the gas company. In the Federal Census of 1920, Charles & Catherine, ages 53 & 54, are still at Cambridge. With them is son Edward 30, and his wife Georgianna B. 38 b Scotland. They are still all together at Cambridge in 1930, with two grandsons added to the household. Charles & Catherine's marriage record identifies his parents as Seneca and "Leach" -- his mother's maiden name. | Remington, Charles N. (I24732)
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| 4712 | In the Federsl Census of 1850, Charles, Phebe, and 10 children, ranging in age from 6 to 26, are living at West Greenwich. They are still there in 1860, with two of the children, Searles & Eunice. Searles is married, but his 18-year-old wife, Susan, is listed with her (assumed parents), James & Lois Ann Greene. | Capwell, Charles (I21577)
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| 4713 | In the Jamestown marriage record, the year is no longer legible -- possibly 1690? It identifies Edward as "of Newport" and Hannah as "of James Towne." They were married "at Newport by W. C. Governour" (which is penned with a flourish). | Family F00791
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| 4714 | In the Jan 1920 Federal Census, Lee Remington 33 CT is living at Sterling, Windham Co., CT. His wife Flora C. is also 33, and they have three children in the household: Otis E. 10, George F. 7, and Woodrow W. 7 months. The family is still at Sterling in 1930. In this census Lee's name is written as Leander. According to descendant Betty Ann (Remington) Sutton, Lee was born in 1886. | Remington, Lee "Leander" (I15364)
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| 4715 | In the Jan 1920 Federal Census, Thomas is age 22 and single, living at Burrillville, RI, with his married sister Isabella Dunford and family. In the 1930 census, Thomas and Mary are living in Woonsocket, RI, with son Raymond, age 3. In 1940 they are still in Woonsocket, and Mary's parents and sister are living with them. Thomas is a fireman with the fire department. According to the SSDI, Thomas's last known residence was Cumberland, RI. | Remington, Thomas Joseph (I15779)
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| 4716 | In the January 1920 census, Bernard Remington is age 52, single, and living in Boston. He died the next month, of broncho pneumonia, with cereb. hemorrhage contributory. | Remington, Bernard C. (I18314)
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| 4717 | In the January 1920 Federal Census, Jairus & Emma Chafee, ages 25 & 22, are living on Berlin St., Middletown, CT. They have two young daughters: Marjorie & Dorothy. In 1930 Jairus M. & Emma C. Chafee, ages 36 & 33, are living on Cottage St., Middletown, CT. | Chafee, Jairus Madison (I00652)
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| 4718 | In the June 1900 Federal Census, Phebe W. Remington is a widow age 62, living at Providence, RI. With her is daughter Louise Remington, age 34. They are Mallett St. | Sherman, Phebe Watson (I04802)
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| 4719 | In the June 1900 Federal Census, Stephen B. & Lillian "Chaffe" are living on Main St., Middletown, Middlesex Co., CT. They have three children: Lillian 8, Jairus 5, and Elizabeth 2. Stephen is a bar tender. In 1910 the family is living on Hotchkiss St., Middletown, CT. In the household with Stephen & Lillian Chafee (ages 39 & 38) are: daughter Lillian Roe 18, son-in-law Fred Roe 19, daughter Elizabeth 12, and son Jairus 15. | Chafee, Stephen B. Jr. (I00538)
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| 4720 | In the MA state census of 1855, Charles Sherman is age 8, living in New Bedford with his aunt Maria Fraley and family. In 1860 he is age 14, living with his aunt Emeline Rounds and family. | Shearman, Charles H. (I28818)
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| 4721 | In the MA state census of 1855, the household at New Bedford, MA, is as follows: Peter Fraley 35 Germany Mariner, Maria Fraley 35 MA, Barbery Fraley 77 Germany, Charles Sherman 8 MA, Mary Rounds 17 MA. Charles is son of Maria's sister Harriet, who went to CA with her husband Freeman, who became a miner there. Mary is Maria's daugher by her first husband. | Fraley, Peter (I28822)
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| 4722 | In the marriage record at Coventry, RI, Mary is identified as "of Voluntown, Windham Co., CT." | Family F04916
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| 4723 | In the marriage record of 1907, Ida's parents are named as Richard and Lavina. In the 1925 RI state census, Ida Remmington 33 is a "housekeeper" living in Providence with Francis A. Pryor 31; her son Frederick T. Remington 13 is a "boarder" in the household. By 1930 she has married Francis; the household in Providence is: Frances A. Pryor 36, Ida A. 38, Frederick T. Remington 18 stepson, Gladys Remington 21 dtr-in-law, Gladys M. 4 mos granddtr (all b RI). | O'Dell, Ida May (I29418)
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| 4724 | In the marriage record, Sarah is identified as the sister of Richard, Anthony, & John. Her Dec 1812 will describes her as being "aged," so she must have been fairly along in years when she married Henry, probably as his third wife. | Aylesworth, Sarah (I02918)
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| 4725 | In the mid-1800s, James was living south of Lake Erie. (source: "Lydia's Letters, 10 More" compiled by Margie Brown and Virginia Remington Rich) | Carr, James (I22231)
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| 4726 | In the obituary of Simeon Thompson Shepard, Jr., in the Chagrin Falls Exponent (Chagrin Falls, Ohio), it is stated that his mother, Mary Lindley Shepard, a widow, moved to Ohio in 1828 from Westfield, Massachusetts. (source: https://mostlyangels.com/g0/p177.htm#i3530) | Lindley, Mary (I29106)
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| 4727 | In the original Jamestown records, the day appears to be 4, although earlier transcribers have written it as 14. Thomas & Sarah were married by Caleb Carr, Warden. | Family F01105
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| 4728 | In the record of his birth, the last digit was burned off, so his exact birth year is not known. DAR files have it as 1739. The gravestone says he died in his 84th year. Shirley Greene's notes (email) say he left over 100 descendants (from obit in Prov Journal?). James Austin: Rev War Soldier's Book 2 p. 15 at Knight Memorial Library, Elmwood Ave., Cranston, RI 1775 Capt. Phillips Co., Col. Richmond's Regt. 1777 Capt. Benj. Hopkins Co., Col. Topham's Regt. 1780 Capt Tew's Co., Topham's Regt. Wounded in battle on Lake Champlain, Sullivan Expedition "The Austin family owned large farms both east and west of the Post Road. The first Austin, James, was in North Kingstown in the early 1730s. His old homestead stood east of the Post Road opposite Frenchtown Road, on the slope overlooking the Hunt River north of where Grossman's now stands. His great grandson, Fones, occupied it for many years. It was torn down in the mid-1920s having become derelict and a haven for tramps. Austin Road and Austin Farm Bridge on the Post Road are named for the several farms owned by successive generations of Austins." (source: "Graveyards of North Kingstown, Rhode Island" by Althea H. McAleer, Beatrix Hoggius, and Deby Jecoy Nunes; 1992.) | AUSTIN, James (I00468)
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| 4729 | In the Remington Family book, Martha A. Benns gives her name as Innocent Taylor. From the records, it appears that this marriage to Benjamin Taylor was a first marriage for our Innocent, and that these are not two different Innocent Taylors. In any case, David Lake named his daughter as Innocent Remington in his will, so that has been documented. Her year of birth is given as 1722 on the Brayton plaque at the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Tiverton, RI. One genealogy has her age at death as 91, which places her birth year at c1718. | LAKE, Innocent (I04026)
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| 4730 | In the Remington Famly book, Martha A. Benns has the marriage date as Nov. 12, 1772. Apparently James A. Arnold's Vital Records say this, perhaps due to an error by a clerk in the original records, or a mistranscription. However, if this date is accurate, it must be a different Rosanna, d/o a different Peleg. | Family F01714
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| 4731 | In the Tower Genealogy, one page says he was born the 18th, and another says he was born the 28th. Ichabod & Mary had about 9 children. | Tower, Ichabod (I10923)
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| 4732 | In the transcription online, her name is given as Hirzetta. | Seabury, Herzilla (I18853)
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| 4733 | In the various censuses,her name appears as Althea, Alteria, and Althena. | Waterman, Althena (I21713)
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| 4734 | In the will of Augustine Walker, dated April 1613, he mentions "my daughter Elizabeth Warren wife of Richard Warren", and "her three children Mary, Ann and Sarah." (source: http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Passengers/RichardWarren.php) Elizabeth and her five daughters came to Plymouth on the "Anne" in 1623. Elizabeth Warren died at over 90 years of age. | WALKER, Elizabeth (I17952)
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| 4735 | In the will of Augustine Walker, dated April 1613, he mentions "my daughter Elizabeth Warren wife of Richard Warren," and "her three children Mary, Ann and Sarah." (source: http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Passengers/RichardWarren.php) | WALKER, Augustine (I20998)
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| 4736 | In the will of her father Nicholas, Abigail is identified as the wife of Richard Fenner, Esq. Abigail is mentioned as Abigail Fenner, dec'd. in the will of her sister Lydia (Sheldon) Arnold, dated 3 Aug 1774. Abigail's four sons are also mentioned in the will. Abigail is also mentioned in the will of her husband, Richard, dated 8 Sept 1772, but she is not mentioned as deceased. This is likely because he had a second wife of the same name. | Sheldon, Abigail (I10836)
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| 4737 | In the will of Molly's father, she is called Molly Niall, and the will was witnessed by a Benjamin Niall. For this reason, it has been believed that she was married to Benjamin Niall. However, the will of Samuel Viall mentions his wife Molly. Cemetery Transcriptions from the NEHGS Manuscript Collection: Viall, Mrs. Molly Widow of Samuel Viall Died Apr. 3, 1825 In her 67th year; Little Neck Cemetery East Providence, Providence Co., RI | Remington, Molly Watson (I04190)
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| 4738 | In the1930 Federal Census, the family is living in Waterville, Le Seuer Co., MN. | Remington, Gilford W. (I15721)
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| 4739 | In their marriage record of 1853, both John & Eliza were identified as residents of New Bedford. It was a first marriage for both. John's birthplace is given as Sandy Hill, MD; his occupation is given as mariner. John's parents are named as John and Maria; Eliza's father is named as Benjamin Elsbree (no mother named). (New Bedford Vol.69: Pg.129) | Family F00078
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| 4740 | In three censuses, 1850, 1855, and 1860, her name is given as Margaret, Margette, and Marietta. | Cady, Marietta A. (I28237)
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| 4741 | In Upton, MA, records he is referred to as Ebenezer Jr. | Walker, Ebenezer (I25577)
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| 4742 | In various censuses her name is given as Celia, Lela, and Lelia M. In 1800 she is age 24, boarding at Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA, with the family of George R. Davis. She is a domestic servant. | Remington, Lelia M. (I18795)
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| 4743 | In various places her name has been spelled as Annloire, Anneloire, Ann Louisa, and Ann L. The Remington genealogy from Virginia Adair (and given to the Roger Williams Family Association) has Louisa, b1800, marrying George Moore. It also lists another sister named "Samiloire" who supposedly also married George Moore. According to James N. Arnold's transcription of the Cranston records, the two were married on the exact same date, but two years apart. It seems clear to me that this is the same individual, and that there must have been an error in the transcription, perhaps recorded some time afterwards. In the 1860 Federal Census, George & Ann L. Moore are living in Providence, RI. Her age fits "Louisa" in the typed genealogy from Mrs. Adair. Also, the RI Cemetery Database has her name as Ann Louisa (Remington) Morse, d/o Capt. Charles Remington, and w/o George Morse. Possibly Moore was misread on the gravestone as Morse. However, their marriage announcement in the Providence Phenix identifies the couple as Ann Louisa Remington & George Morse. The marriage record says she was "of Charles." | Remington, Anne Louisa (I14878)
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| 4744 | Info at: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen337.htm | Family F07173
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| 4745 | Info from Arnold recorded by Mrs. Lawrence. She stated that Caleb died in a barn at Stukley Place, that he was the son of Stukley Hill & that he hanged himself. | Hill, Caleb (I27304)
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| 4746 | Info from Hope (Remington) Barber has different dates: 27 April 1801 - 15 April 1861. | Remington, Mercy Ann (I04787)
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| 4747 | Info shared by John, an Allsop descendant: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 59 of 119 Page 186 No 556 Nathan Coalman(sic)., Bachelor of this Parish & Elizabeth Smith, Spinster of this Parish were married in Church by Banns on 17 July 1825 in the presence of Francis Shacklock and Elizabeth Garber. Nathan died four years later: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 107 of 119 Page 192 No 1530 Nathan Coleman of Hucknall in Sutton was buried 12 October 1829 aged 22 and his widow remarried two years later: PR Sutton in Ashfield Fiche 61 of 119 Page 278 No 834 Simeon Richards, Bachelor of this Parish & Elizabeth Coleman, Widdow(sic) of this Parish were married in Church by Banns on 4th April 1831 in the presence of William Hayes and Sarah White. Nathan & Elizabeth had at least two daughters who were living with their mother and step father in 1851 namely: - Matilda COLEMAN Unmarried aged 25 born Hucknall [under Huthwaite] & Cat[Kitty] COLEMAN Unmarried aged 23 born Hucknall [under Huthwaite] | Coleman, Nathan (I00648)
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| 4748 | Information about the baptism of six of their children came from "Genealogies of RI Families, Vol. II," p. 385 - 387 (also on Family Tree Maker CD 180). | DIMAN, Deacon Jeremiah (I02293)
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| 4749 | Information at findagrave.com http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12535626 "The daughter of King Edward I and Eleanor of Castile, she was born at Acre, Israel, while her father was on crusade. She married Gilbert of Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester on April 30, 1290 at Westminster Abbey. They had 4 children before Gilbert's death in 1295. She then married Ralph Monthermer, 1st Baron Monthermer, a knight in her household, in 1297 without her father's consent. Enraged at his daughter's lowly second marriage, Edward I had Monthermer thrown in prison. Joan begged for his release, and the king relented, giving Monthermer the title Earl of Gloucester. Joan died at her manor in Clare at the age of 35. Though the exact cause of her death is unknown, some historians have recently theorized she may have died giving birth to a fifth child by Monthermer. The remains of an altar recess on the ruins of the south wall of the abbey are thought to be Joan's tomb. A friar reported that in 1359, Joan's daughter Elizabeth DeBurgh inspected her mother's tomb and found the remains to be incorrupt. Since then, there have been reports of miraculous healing of toothache, fever, and back pain there." (bio by: Kristen Conrad -- spelling and punctuation correct by Lois Sorensen) | ACRE, Princess Joan of (I19845)
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| 4750 | Information concerning her surname came from "Family Notes," a group of unpublished manuscripts compiled by James N. Arnold, and located at the Knight Library in Providence. This gives her birthdate as 20 May 1722, while Maytum's notes at Newport Historical Society says 20 Jul 1722. Arnold gives her date of death as 17 Mar 1817, while Maytum gives it as 17 May 1817. Neither gives a source as documentation. She is also mentioned as Freelove Allen, wife of William Remington, on the back of an old photo of George Wait Remington, as his great-grandmother. Could she be a daughter of William & Freelove (Tillinghast) Allen? They had a daughter Patience who married William Maccoone on 2 April 1738. Freelove would definitely fit into this time frame for their family group. (needs more research) She could easily be a daughter of one of the Allen families from Prudence Island, as the land evidence from Portsmouth mentions a William Remington of Prudence Island who had a wife named Freelove (Portsmouth land evidence dated 25 Dec 1764, Bk 6 p. 123 & 126). Son Hezekiah had a grandson named Stephen Allen Remington, so the Allen name reoccurs in the family. | Allen, Freelove (I05863)
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