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Matches 4,901 to 4,950 of 7,770
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| 4901 | James married Irma Schulz. | Fontaine, James (I20891)
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| 4902 | James N. Arnold records this marriage as Huldah Whitford and Jesse Sweet, Oct. 15, 1772. | Family F00614
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| 4903 | James N. Arnold's "Vital Record of Rhode Island" has the year as 1756. They were married by William Burton, Justice. | Family F01911
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| 4904 | James N. Arnold's "Vital Record of RI" gives the marriage date as 9 Jan 1804, while the "RI Genealogical Register" Vol. 13 p. 222 says 29 June 1804. | Family F04833
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| 4905 | James N. Arnold's "Vital Record of RI" has Ezekiel's date of birth as 3 June 1776, but Alden G. Beaman's "Vital Record of RI, New Series" says 2 Jan 1776. His gravestone has been photographed, in Historical Cemetery #21 off Weaver Hill Rd., West Greenwich. It says he died "aged 74 yrs 2 mos & 13 days." This agrees with the date of January 2. Ezekiel's will is summarized in the "Rhode Island Genealogical Register," Vol. 5, #1, p. 71. Ezekiel & Sarah lived on Weaver Hill Road in West Greenwich, RI. The house and farm were in the Whitford family for nearly 100 years. The house is still standing and occupied. (See notes for his grandfather Nicholas) | Whitford, Ezekiel (I01949)
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| 4906 | James N. Arnold's transcriptions of East Greenwich marriages shows an Ezekiel Whitford, son of Ezekiel deceased, marrying Mary Hill, of Thomas, on 9 March 1755. That Ezekiel could possibly be a son of this one who died in 1754. However, Craig Rice shows him as son of Ezekiel Whitford and Mary Stafford. | Whitford, Ezekiel (I01278)
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| 4907 | James N. Arnold's VRs has the marriage date as 31 Dec 1772 (Vol. 7, p. 361. | Family F01567
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| 4908 | James was a blacksmith. In the 1880 census the family is living in Lincoln, RI | Anderson, James (I24301)
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| 4909 | James was a son of James & Cassandra Lewis. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) In the 1850 Federal Census, "James Lewis of J." and Ann Lewis are ages 40 & 36, living at Accomack, Accomack Co., VA. With them are the following children: John 13, Perry 11, Samuel 9, and Mary 4; also there is Polly Lewis, 50. In the Federal Census of 1860, the household includes: James 57, Ann 45, John 23, and Mary 14. In the Federal Census of 1870, James & Ann Lewis are 55 & 51; with them are John 32, Perry 23, and Samuel 22. They are living next to Ann's brother Charles Berry and family. | Lewis, James (I22509)
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| 4910 | James was a son of John & Sarah (Tiffany) Tyler. His first wife was Mary Place, who died 24 March 1787. (source: "Supplement to Descendants of Roger Williams, Book I, Waterman Line" p. 140) | Tyler, James (I11486)
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| 4911 | James was a son of John Sparrow & Hetty Dix. He was a widower when he married Martha Berry. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) | Sparrow, James W. (I22520)
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| 4912 | James was elder of the Six-Principle Baptist Church of North Kingstown for more than 20 years. | Wightman, Rev. James (I05810)
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| 4913 | James was of Brookfield, NY, on 30 Jul 1836. (source: RI Genealogical Register Vol 1 No 3 p 151) | Rogers, James (I24396)
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| 4914 | James was Pastor of the Second Baptist Church in Newport. | Clarke, James (I27836)
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| 4915 | James was s/o James & Hannah. | Sweet, James (I23160)
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| 4916 | James was s/o William and Catherine. | Family F10796
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| 4917 | James was s/o William Reynolds, according to "New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial, Volume 1" ed. William Richard Cutter, p 52 (Google Books). | Reynolds, James (I03849)
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| 4918 | James was the great-grandfather of General Nathanael Greene, second in command to General George Washington during the Revolution. General Nathanael Greene's birthplace was the Greene homestead at Potowomut, Warwick, RI. Sometimes referred to as James Greene "of Potowomut," he was made freeman of Warwick and Providence Plantations in 1647. He served as Town Clerk in 1661, and was described as "as excellent penman of the old English text" ("The Greenes of Rhode Island," p. 64). Under Rhode Island's first charter, he served as Commissioner, or member of the General Assembly. Under the second charter (1663), he served as Deputy Assistant for ten years, until about 1675. His house, along with all in Warwick except one, was burned down by Indians in the Spring of 1675/76 during King Philip's War. Being warned in advance, he had fled to Portsmouth where his father-in-law, John Anthony, lived. It was some time after this, about 1684, that he located at Potowomut, where he built a house by a river which provided power for a forge which was used by his sons and grandsons to do iron work, such as making anchors. (See "The Greenes of Rhode island," p. 64) | Greene, James Sr. (I01728)
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| 4919 | James went to Irwin Co., GA, in 1828. After marrying, James & Lodoiska moved to Thomasville, GA, "where he was a postmaster and junior partner in a mercantile firm with his father, whom he . . . had come with from Pawtucket [Pawtuxet] to the South, and a Col. E. Remington. The business was known as Simon Smith Jr. and Sons." (source: obit, reprinted in the Magnolia Monthly, Jan 1964) The family moved to Flordia about 1848. James W. Smith was a Representative in the Florida Legislature from 1850 to 1860. His gravestone contains this inscription: I've safely passed the billows' roar Upon life's stormy sea And here upon the shining shore I'm waiting now for thee. | Smith, James Wolf (I10623)
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| 4920 | James's date of birth in the VRs is October, several months after the death date of his mother in the RI Cemetery Database. Perhaps her date of death was misread from the gravestone (?). | Greene, James Jr. (I21579)
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| 4921 | James's marriage recod names his parents as Henry and Betsey. | Hazard, Captain James S. (I28809)
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| 4922 | James's will dated 15 Dec 1794, at Coventry, refers to his wife, Mary. Her son-in-law David Whitford is also mentioned. Was she the widowed mother of Lydia Sweet? | Unknown, Mary (I09255)
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| 4923 | James's will is dated 9 June 1839, proved 9 Nov 1839 at Coventry. It mentions his wife Eunice and sons Horace, Oliver, and Reuben; also mentioned is Mary Andrews, wife fo George Andrews. | Greene, James (I09233)
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| 4924 | James's will mentions his brother John Tew of Warwick, sister Sarah Carr deceased, and four children of Sarah: William T. Carr, John W. Carr, Daniel W. Carr, & Robert Carr. | Tew, James (I15040)
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| 4925 | James's will mentions his six (living) brothers and sister Elizabeth Whitford. | Sweet, James (I02577)
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| 4926 | James's will mentions his wife Mary (not his first, by the wording); three children: Henry, Humility (Stafford), & Lucy. He also names 9 Greene grandchildren. Some online genealogies say he had a first wife named Mary Allen, and several children by her. If so, this Mary is his third wife. | Greene, James Jr. (I09251)
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| 4927 | Jamestown records identify Phebe as the 3rd daughter of Stephen & Penelope. | Remington, Phebe (I02935)
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| 4928 | Jane (Green) Andrew, c1737 - 27 Sep 1796 is buried at Maple Root Cemetery, Coventry, RI | Greene, Jane (I09284)
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| 4929 | Jane died at age 84 y 7 m 21 d. | Wilcox, Jane Amanda (I18156)
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| 4930 | Jane Fletcher Fiske and John Redfern have John's ancestry as William & Mary, then Thomas & Margaret. Alden C. & Rita C. Manchester have his ancestry as John & Marie, then Thomas & Margaret. John was executor of his father's will. Tiverton Deed Book 1 has a deed dated 27 Jan 1754, naming John Manchester of Tiverton and his son Isaac of Tiverton. Does this pertain to this particular John Manchester? See elsewhere on this family tree, John Manchester born c1688. | MANCHESTER, John (I00974)
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| 4931 | Jane is called Jane Whitman in the will of her father William Bentley. It was proved in 1720 at North Kingstown, RI. | Bentley, Jane (I04328)
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| 4932 | Jane is mentioned in the will of her father, Thomas Carr. He also mentions four of her chidlren: Sarah, Hannah, Ruth, & Elisha. Possibly these were the youngest (living) ones when he wrote his will, 9 June 1769. | Carr, Jane (I02225)
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| 4933 | Jane may be the biological daughter of Almira's first husband, Thomas Remington, although she is listed as Jane Colvin in the 1860 census. | Colvin, Jane (I15206)
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| 4934 | Jane PEABODY d 1714 23y m John SISSON (source: The Genealogical Helper, 1964, p 79, at Google Books). The RI Historical Cemetery commission online has a phot of her gravestone: "Here lyeth ye body of Jane the wife of John Sisson who departed this life in the 23 year of her age May the first 1714" | Peabody, Jane (I02470)
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| 4935 | Jane Remington is listed in the 1774 RI Census: FAMILIES.: Remington, Jane WHITES. FEMALES. Above 16.: 2 WHITES. FEMALES. Under 16.: 1 Total.: 3 From Warwick Town Council Records (courtesy of Cherry Fletcher Bamberg): 6 April 1747 at the house of Major Joseph Stafford: Josiah Remington of Warwick, deceased "some time since," leaving a small estate in Warwick. The council offered administration first to the unnamed widow and then to the son Peleg Remington who both refused. The clerk was to post notices in Warwick and surrounding towns asking creditors to come forward at the next quarterly meeting. 13 June 1768 at the house of Maplet Arnold: Jane Remington exhibited an account for | Unknown, Jane (I22851)
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| 4936 | Jane was a daughter of William & Amey Roberts. | Roberts, Jane (I14531)
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| 4937 | Jane was named after Hester's mother, Jeanne Mahieu. | Cooke, Jane (I17270)
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| 4938 | Jane, widow, d. Augt 1801, a. 77. F. son's house (Nathl), near North Church. (source: Dexter's Memoranda of the Town of Boston) | Remote, Jane (I16091)
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| 4939 | Janie's name and parents' names came to me from Ray Moot. | Sharper, Janie Mae (I26847)
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| 4940 | Jared Warner, s. Shuba(e)l, 2d, Lucy, b. Jan. 30, 1797; 4; 276 Source: Barbour Collection at: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm In the Federal Census of 1850, Jared & Betsey Snow, both aged 53, are living at Eastford, Windham Co., CT. With them is a daughter, Sarah F. Snow 15; and Jared's father, Shubael Snow 80. | Snow, Jared Warner (I25457)
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| 4941 | Jared, m. Betsey Peck, Nov. 27, 1817; 6; 18 Source: Barbour Collection at: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm | Family F09549
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| 4942 | Jefferson Remington was one of triplets, all of whom lived to be age 72 or over. In the 1870 Federal Census, Jefferson is age 53, living at Smithfield, RI. With him are Henry 20, Anna 18, & Ellen 16. In the 1880 Federal Census at North Smithfield, RI, the family is as follows: Jeff Remington 63, widower, RI; Henry W. 30, div, RI; Anna W. 28, RI; and three other non-related individuals. | Remington, Jefferson (I05593)
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| 4943 | Jeffrey Howe references Richard Warren Family Note, Vol 18, Part 1,25; Little Compton Proprietors' Records, 1672-1755, Little compton Town Hall, 8. | Source (S013866)
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| 4944 | Jeffrey Watson's Diary has this interesting note, which may (?) pertain to this Ebenezer and his brother: "Ebenezer & Ephraim Smith tried to cheat me by altering the date of their deed" (entry dated 9 Mar 1740/1). Ebenezer may have had a second wife named Elizabeth, although I am not sure of this. I have found some references to Ebenbezer & Elizabeth from this general time period. (needs more research) | Smith, Ebenezer Jr. (I05412)
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| 4945 | Jemima and her brother Joshua (our ancestor) married two Brightman siblings. | Elsbree, Jemima (I19709)
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| 4946 | Jemima was of East Greenwich. | Cass, Jemima (I24400)
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| 4947 | Jemima(h) was of Dartmouth, MA. | SHEPHERD, Jemima (I18649)
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| 4948 | Jennie was sister to Mary Wilson, who had married Benjamin's brother John Allen less than two months previously. | Wilson, Jenny (I00361)
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| 4949 | Jenny was born in a Sunday. | Remington, Jennifer Diane (I00019)
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| 4950 | Jenny's death record at Horicon, NY, identifies her parents as Justice Remington & Eliza Bentley (source: Valorie Sidorski). I have no idea when she was born. | Remington, Jenny (I21734)
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