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Matches 5,201 to 5,250 of 7,770
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| 5201 | Joseph's will mentions the names of his children and one granddaughter. | RATHBONE, Joseph (I03970)
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| 5202 | Joseph's will mentions wife Mary; sons Joseph, John, Asa, and Russel; and daughters Mary, Elizabeth, and Amy Bennett, and Tabitha Burlingame; will dated 24 Feb 1816 at Warwick, probated 10 Aug 1835 (viewable at ancestry.com). | Bennett, Joseph (I02839)
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| 5203 | Joseph's will, dated 1735, mentions his wife Martha; 6 sons -- Joseph (Jr.), William, Samuel (b. 6 Jan 1704, d. 1790), John, Robert, & Thomas; and 3 daughters -- Phebe (Pitcher), Hannah, & Martha. He may have married first to a Phebe Unknown. I have estimated the birth years of some of Joseph's children. Interestingly, there was another Joseph Hopkins whose will was proved/probated 1 Sept. 1740 at Scituate, RI. He also mentions a wife Martha. An online genealogy has his parents as William & Hannah (Andrews) Hopkins of Roxbury, MA. However, the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 15, p. 303, identifies his parents as Thomas & Sarah. (needs more research) | Hopkins, Joseph (I10058)
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| 5204 | Joseph's will, dated 5 February 1718/19, mentions his mother Mary (living), son Elisha who has a son Joseph, and brothers Stephen, Josiah, William, James, and sister Barbary. | Arnold, Joseph (I03936)
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| 5205 | Joseph's will, dated 7 Jul 1750 at Scituate and proved 24 Aug 1750, mentions wife Mary, son Jonathan, and daughters Mary Ralph and Susanna (Lurana?) Knight. | Knight, Joseph (I27083)
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| 5206 | Joseph, of Bristol, and Mary, of Warren, were married by Rev. Solomon Townsend. EDDY Mrs. Mary, and Joseph Munro, Aug. 29, 1784. MUNRO Joseph, of Bristol, and Mrs. Mary Eddy, of Warren; m. by Rev. Solomon Townsend, Aug. 29, 1784. | Family F06394
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| 5207 | Joshua A. Johnson witnessed the Warwick will of Desire Burton, singlewoman, formerly of Cranston, dated 1 Sep 1853. The two other witnesses were Joseph G. Johnson & Stacy W. Remington. | Johnson, Joshua Allen (I16570)
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| 5208 | Joshua died at about 43 years old. | Remington, Joshua I (I07155)
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| 5209 | Joshua was a Captain in the 1st Johnston Co., 1788; purchased land in Glen's Tract, Herkimer Co., NY, 1792. He is listed in the 1777 Military Census at Johnston, RI, along with his father Joshua and brother Stephen. Joshua and Anne Remington signed the following deeds at Johnston: p 83; 6 Nov 1790 Joshua Remington of Johnston Esq received 36 L 6 shillings from Charles Dyer of Cranston for "the northerly part of a tract of land that I bought of John C. Greene" also grants a privilege to pass thro Caleb Remington's land to and from the road that leads to Providence with teams; land sold by me to Caleb Remington on or about 4 Aug 1788. Signed by Joshua and Anne Remington p 105, 106; 23 Mar 1791 Joshua Remington of Johnston received 94 L 10 shillings 6 pence from David Knap of Warwick for 20 acres, the southerly part of homestead farm of Joshua Remington late of Johnston dec'd. Signed by Joshua and Anne Remington | Remington, Joshua Jr. (I08838)
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| 5210 | Joshua was born at Prudence Island, according to an SAR application for Charles Edwin Allen. | Allen, Joshua (I25806)
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| 5211 | Josiah & John were twins. The DAR Patriot Index has his date of birth as 4 Feb 1746. He may be the Josiah Remington in the 1790 census at Westfield, Hampshire Co., MA. David Remington is listed with him -- possibly a nephew, son of Daniel II. Also in the same town is Jabez Remington, possibly a brother or cousin. The 1810 Federal Census in NY lists Josiah & Sinecer Rimmington at Cambridge, Washington Co. Seneca is possibly the son of Daniel II (not confirmed), and if true, would be Josiah's nephew. The 1810 Federal Census for Cambridge, Washington Co., NY, has three Remington families or heads of families: Jabez, Josiah, & Severa (Seneca). Josiah and Jabez are listed together. Perhaps that is this particular Josiah (age 45+ in the census), and Jabez is Jabal, his son (age 26-44). These family groups need more research. | Remington, Josiah (I03464)
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| 5212 | Josiah & Ruth had 7 children. | Armington, Josiah (2) (I12754)
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| 5213 | Josiah Arnold is mentioned as a grandson under age 21 in the 12 Aug 1732 will of William Gardner; also in the will of his grandmother Abigail (Remington) (Gardner) Almy dated 3 April 1762 | Arnold, Josiah (I20683)
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| 5214 | Josiah Nottage & Jane Remote Int. reads [Josiasi] Married By The Rev. John Webb on Jan. 12, 1747 (newenglandancestors.org) | Family F06210
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| 5215 | Josiah Nottage Jr. & Sarah Sprague (Int. reads Sprager) Married By Rev. John Lothrop on Oct. 3, 1769 | Family F08890
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| 5216 | Josiah was "of Jamestown, alias Conanicut," and Lydia was "of William, of Narragansett." They were married at the bride's home, and the minister was Lydia's brother-in-law. | Family F03400
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| 5217 | Josiah was mentioned in the will dated 5 Feb 1718/19 of his uncle Joseph Arnold. He is identified as a son of William (of Israel & Mary [Barker] Arnold). BSR says Josiah's parents were William & Christine Arnold. A genealogy at Rootsweb's Worldconnect has his parents as William Arnold & Hannah Nichols. Since there were several Josiah Arnolds, it is confusing, and Maplet's husband may be one of the others of the same name. | Arnold, Captain Josiah (I11084)
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| 5218 | Josias Nottage & Sarah Rainger (Int. reads Ranger) Married By Dr. Timo. Cutler Presn. on Aug. 15, 1731 | Family F06209
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| 5219 | Josias worked for his brothers. Jorgen helped him build a house in Jersore. Some records give his name as Gunnar Josias. | Nicolaisen, Josias (I00795)
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| 5220 | Josie died in infancy. | Remington, Josie (I07355)
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| 5221 | Joyce is the step-daughter of my Aunt Elsie, and to me and my family, is just as much my cousin as her half-sister and half-brother, Avis & David. We did a lot growing up together, and were in each others' weddings. | Powers, Joyce Lynn (I00681)
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| 5222 | Judge Arnold died at age 84. | Arnold, Judge Stephen (I11910)
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| 5223 | Judieh's name came from an email from Isaac & Jennylyn, dated 20 Dec 2006. | Borden, Judieh (I22117)
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| 5224 | Judith & Lawrence have had four children: Rick Allen, Renee Lynn, Randy Scott, & Rob Douglas. | Remington, Judith Ann (I21144)
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| 5225 | Judith is mentioned as wife in Henry's will. The marriage is mentioned in Torrey's Marriages; probably married by 1701. | Peckham, Judith (I27846)
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| 5226 | Judith is mentioned in the will of her father, Jeremiah Ellis: his will, dated 29 May 1769, proved in WG 27 July 1771, mentions wife Priscilla in terms that suggest she was at least a second wife. He named sons Ayres Ellis, Gideon Ellis, William Ellis, and Jeremiah Ellis; and daughters Judeath Austin, apparently wife of Robert Austin, and Tabitha Wait. Grandson Augustus Ellis was the son of Ayres Ellis. Other grandchildren were Rufus and Gideon Ellis, sons of Gideon, grandson Wait Ellis, granddaughters Sarah Strait, Alce Wait, and Ellen Wood (WG Wills, 2:112-116). | Ellis, Judith (I24520)
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| 5227 | Judith Manchester is mentioned in the will of her father, William, dated 29 May 1843. | Durfee, Judith (I17890)
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| 5228 | Judith's three children are mentioned in the 19 Dec 1788 will of her father, John Gifford. By that time Judith was deceased; Ephraim is mentioned as under 21, and daughters Zilla & Judith are under 18. | Gifford, Judith (I01757)
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| 5229 | Julia died at age 75 y 8 m 7 d. | Goff, Julia Ann (I11548)
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| 5230 | Julia died at age 79 y 7 m. | Remington, Julia (I11552)
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| 5231 | Julia died from appendicitis at age 9. | Nikolaisen, Julia (I00430)
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| 5232 | Julia may have been John's second wife (?). In the 1860 Federal Census, Julia Remington age 50 NY is living at Perkins, Erie Co., OH. John is not listed anywhere that I can see. With her are Jacob Nichols 38 PA, as well as Albert & Charles Nichols, 16 & 13 OH. | Unknown, Julia (I20696)
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| 5233 | Julia was the only one of the siblings to remain single. Dad Remington was told that it was this "Aunt Julia" (his father Chester's aunt, and sister of grandmother Angeretta) whose favorite name was Norman, and thus he was named Norman in 1918. | Whitford, Julia Erespa (I00147)
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| 5234 | Julia's maiden name as Pickard was given to me by Nancy Olejniczak. In the Federal Census of 1900, Julia Remington is a widow age 80, living at Camillus, Onondaga Co., NY, with son Charles 42. According to the census data, Julia has had two children. I am not sure about this. Could Lewis have had a previous marriage? This needs more research. | Pickard, Julia A. (I25031)
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| 5235 | Julia's parents are Joseph S. and Mary Amanda (Holt) Loomis. (source: Mark Norman) | Loomis, Julia E. (I18475)
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| 5236 | Julius was born in the area called Mols, Denmark. It is a peninsula north of Aarhus. | Sorensen, Julius Marinus (I00435)
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| 5237 | Justin's middle initial was either D or L. In 1860 his name is written as Justus. In the 1870 Federal Census, Justin & Emma are living at Goshen, Stark Co., IL. In 1880 J. L. & Emma M. Remington, ages 41 & 34, are at Washington, Wayne Co., Iowa. Their niece Mary E. Remington, age 10, is with them; she is probebly Mariett, daughter of Alpheus & Elizabeth. In the 1900 Federal Census, Justin is age 60 and living at Richman, Wayne, IA. His wife Emma is 54. | Remington, Justin L. (I11767)
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| 5238 | KAOUGH, Bridget, b Pawtucket 21 Feb 1856, of James & Ann. In 1910, Bridget Roe is 45 and widowed, living with daughter Margaret and daughter Ann Perry and family. They are on Prospect St., Pawtucket, RI. In 1920 they are on Division St. | Keough, Bridget F. (I29681)
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| 5239 | Karen Marie and her husband had no children. | Hansen, Karen Marie (I06793)
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| 5240 | Karen married a creamery manager from Bogo. They had four children. | Nicolaisen, Karen Asta (I06773)
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| 5241 | Karl and his family lived in Bogense, Denmark. He had four children. | Nicolaisen, Karl Holger (I11678)
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| 5242 | Karl and his wife had one boy and four girls. | Nicolaisen, Karl (I06800)
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| 5243 | Katrine's mother died within the year after Katrine was born. Her father remarried in 1892. Trine loved her father very much and he was particularly fond of her, too. At one of his places of employment, she would bring him his lunch. She also loved her step-mother, Kirstine, and cried when she received the news in America that she had died. After Trine's grandmother on her mother's side died, the grandfather married again. He was a very good carpenter -- a builder -- but Trine saw him only occasionally. The step--grandmother lived on Mols, and Trine went there frequently to visit and spend vacation days. | Sorensen, Ann Katrine Bothilde (I00427)
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| 5244 | Kent County Vital Records p. 361 | Family F00907
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| 5245 | Kim Holly (Parente) Mieli is the owner of an excellent restaurant/bar/grille called Kim Holly's Bar & Grille. | Parente, Kim Holly (I04343)
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| 5246 | Kim lives in Franklin, TN | Source (S012838)
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| 5247 | King Henry I of England While Henry had many known illegitimate children, he was survived by only one legitimate heir, his daughter Matilda. | BEAUCLERC, King of England Henry I, of Normandy (I19860)
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| 5248 | KING Job, of Benjamin, and Sarah Fish, of Ebenezer; m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Feb. 25, 1770. | Family F08500
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| 5249 | Kingdom of Castile was one of the medieval kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula. Castile was located in north central Spain. | CASTILE, Ferdinand of III (I19848)
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| 5250 | KINNECUT Thomas, and Hannah Bowerman; m. by Rev. Mr. Sparhawk, May 2, 1706. | Family F06686
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