Notes

Matches 5,301 to 5,350 of 7,770

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5301	Lott Tripp was a freeman at Portsmouth 6 May 1707. According to "Descendents of John Tripp of Portsmouth, RI" by Margaret Buckridge Bock, Lott & Ann had the following children: Edward, Anna, Lott, John, & Joseph; and possibly Thomas (b c1727 - 1801).	Tripp, Lott (I01551)
5302	Louis Henry died of a heart ailment.	Remington, Louis Henry (I05354)
5303	Louisa & Albert had four daughters: Hazel, Thield, Leona, & Grace.	Remington, Louisa (I20830)
5304	Louisa was "of Westfield."	Holcomb, Louisa (I08344)
5305	Louise got her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Vassar.	Curry, Louise Robins (I01113)
5306	Lovina Barrett Remington Bradbury	Source (S013676)
5307	lsrem@pioneer-net.com	Source (S013027)
5308	Lucetta as a daughter of this couple came to me from Jacqueline Ann Richardson's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect.	Remington, Lucetta (I23960)
5309	Lucinda had a twin sister who died six days after birth. William A. & Lucinda Manchester are living at Bristol, RI, in the 1860 Federal Census. He is 26 and she is 18. They are in the household of Martha Manchester, probably William's mother. In 1870 William & Lucinda are still at Bristol. In the household is their young son Walter, age 3. Also there is Lucinda's first cousin, Emma J. Chafee, 16. (Their fathers are brothers.)	Chafee, Lucinda Thomas (I00456)
5310	Lucinda was a daughter of Simon Lawrence & Sibbel Robbins (source: Marcia Farina's family web site, "Deep Roots in Hancock County, Illinois").	Lawrence, Lucinda (I14811)
5311	Lucinda's & Harvey's marriage record has been transcribed on the Delaware Co., NY, web site. It says they were both of West Meredith, and were married by Rev. E. Westcott. When I found this record, I was sure Lucinda was a granddaughter of Uriah Remington, but not sure who among Uriah's sons was her father, although Samuel was the most likely possibility due to my observations in death and census records. However, this was confirmed when I found one family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect, belonging to Bobbe Long.	Remington, Lucinda B. (I20147)
5312	Lucretia & John had 10 children.	Smith, Lucretia (I12471)
5313	Lucretia's husband Nelson was her mother's first cousin's (Julia Ann's) brother-in-law.	Stewart, Lucretia B. (I20180)
5314	Lucretia, of North Kingstown, R.I., m. Wilbur T. Reynolds, Dec. 2, 1848, by Rev. John D. Baldwin; 2; 52 http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourkillinglys .htm	Family F09626
5315	Lucy A. Remington, 44, is in the 1850 Federal Census at Warwick, Kent, RI, with children Margaret 20, Sarah 18, Henry 16, Thomas 12, & Mary 10.	Arnold, Lucy Ann (I02849)
5316	Lucy and Charity married two Douglass brothers.	Remington, Lucy (I28153)
5317	Lucy B., m. Benjamin B. Andrews, b. of Ashford, Mar. 8, 1830, by Rev. Philo Judson; 5; 38 Source: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm	Family F09550
5318	Lucy Belinda, d. Shubael & Lucy, b. July 3, 1809; 4; 276 Source: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm	Snow, Lucy Belinda (I25464)
5319	Lucy is a school teacher at New Bedford in 1880, living with her mother Mary and sister Ella. She died at age 75 of Aortic Obstruction, contributing factor rheumatoid arthritis; death location 221 Middle St., New Bedford; occupation, retired teacher.	Remington, Lucy J. (I06498)
5320	Lucy may be a servant in the Newhall family at Hingham, MA, in 1880.	Remington, Lucy F. (I18317)
5321	Lucy may have had a daughter named Phebe before she was married. However, I have placed Phebe in the family of Lucy's brother Russell and his first wife, also named Lucy. (see notes for Phebe) An online family tree shows two more sons for Lucy & David: Obediah & David, Jr. (needs more research to confirm). In the 1850 census Obadiah & Jabez are living in the same household.	Remington, Lucy (I11020)
5322	Lucy's year of birth is recorded in VRs of Northbridge, MA, as 1818.	Prentice, Lucy Munyon (I05884)
5323	Lulu's first marriage was to a Mr. Hall.	Worden, Lulu Marcella (I10316)
5324	Luther & Christiana were married by James Sisson, Esq.	Family F06404
5325	Lydia & Philip were married by William Rice, Justice.	Family F02301
5326	Lydia (Ralph) Fenner is mentioned in the wills of her two grandfathers, Thomas Ralph and Jeremiah Angell.	Ralph, Lydia (I12359)
5327	Lydia A. Remington was the illegitimate daughter of Sarah Remington and William W. Allen, farmer of East Greenwich (Warwick City Records). She is age 1 in the 1880 census.	Remington, Lydia A. (I10310)
5328	Lydia age is given as 18 in the 1850 Federal Census at New Bedford, where she is living with her family (which at that time includes her stepmother). However, if the age on her gravestone is correct, she would have been not quite 15 at the time of the census in 1850. She is the Lydia A. Boyle who is buried in Rural Cemetery, New Bedford, next to David & Hope Peirce. She died at age 43 y 5 m 6 d, and is buried with a 10-month-old "babe" named Hope Ann Davis. Is this her child? Lydia A. Boyle died at age 43 y 5 m 6 d of Paralysis.	Peirce, Lydia A. (I05737)
5329	Lydia died at age 80 y 3 m of "senile gangrene." According to the death record, her parents were John M. and Lydia M., both born Westport.	Manchester, Lydia Gifford (I04898)
5330	Lydia died in her 82nd year.	Pabodie, Lydia (I09132)
5331	Lydia is mentioned as Lydia Manchrester in the will of her aunt Lydia (Sheldon) Arnold.	Sheldon, Lydia (I10843)
5332	Lydia is mentioned in the will (proved 8 May 1750, Exeter, RI) of her grandfather John Wightman, who says she is his granddaughter Lydia Wilcox.	Harrington, Lydia (I12276)
5333	Lydia is the primary letter writer in the book "Lydia's Letters." I have two copies, and have donated copies to the North Kingstown Library and to the Newport Historical Society.	Munroe, Lydia (I10721)
5334	Lydia Stowell died at age 90.	Sprague, Lydia (I18007)
5335	Lydia was a daughter of Col. Charles & Alice Keen.	Keen, Lydia (I14594)
5336	Lydia was a daughter of George.	Huddlestone, Lydia (I16393)
5337	Lydia was orphaned by the age of 13. In 1880 (Federal Census of 1 June) Lydia was living with her son Rodney, his wife, and other members of her family in Ashley, Uintah, UT.	Badger, Lydia Ripley (I08178)
5338	Lydia was the widow of Thomas Shearman when she married Thomas Potter, who was himself widowed.	Wilcox, Lydia (I14258)
5339	Lydia's first husband was a Mr. Briggs (see her mother's will of 1840).	Manchester, Lydia Briggs (I00970)
5340	Lydia's husband may have been John Fones Jr., b.c.1661 (see elsewhere on this family tree).	Fones, John (I03924)
5341	Lydia's maiden name may have been Rundell. She and her husband William are living in the William & Olive Rundell household in the 1860 Federal Census.	Unknown, Lydia (I15932)
5342	Lydia's maiden name, as well as the names of her parents, came to me in an email from genejunky@cox.net; source is a family Bible.	Minard, Lydia (I14054)
5343	Lydia's name was obtained from the death record of son Hiram. In the 1850 Federal Census, Lydia B. Ellsbree is age 57, living at a boarding house in New Bedford, Bristol Co., MA. With her are the following: Samuel Ellsbree 40, Joseph Ellsbree 30, Hiram Ellsbree 24, & Eliza A. Ellsbree 32. I am not sure if Eliza is a daughter or daughter-in-law.	Rogers, Lydia B. (I18765)
5344	Lyle married Helen Christman.	Fontaine, Lyle (I20889)
5345	M. Benns has his names as Charles instead of Clarence. This couple is in the 1880 Federal Census at Burrillville, Providence, RI, next door to half-brother DeWitt & family. Clarence's occupation is listed as "country store." He must have died shortly after the census was taken. According to the RI Cemetery Database, his gravestone says: "Was lost from the steamer Narragansett." In the "Pawtuxet Valley Gleaner" 21 Aug 1880: "The body of Clarence S. Remington who was lost from the steamer Narragansett on the night of the disaster, has been washed ashore on Fisher's Island." (from Andrew Boisvert) The records of the North Scituate Baptist Church must be somewhat in error. There it says: "Drowned in the Stonington disaster on Long Island Sound 24 July 1870." Either they got the date wrong, or were thinking of a different catastrophe. This little family went through so much heartache. In 1880 two of their children died, followed by Clarence, the husband and father, in the steamship disaster. They may have had two other children who died in infancy, as indicated by two nearby gravestones: Roy & Flossie.	Remington, Clarence Sydney (I04142)
5346	Mabel was d/o Isaac Roberts & Anna Peasis (sp?).	Roberts, Mabel A. (I22895)
5347	Mads was from Grindlose, Denmark.	Hansen, Mads (I06791)
5348	Mahlon was one of the postmasters of Wellwood (South Mexico), NY. In the Federal Census of 1900, the family is living at Syracuse Ward 14, Onondaga, NY: Mahlon H. 42, Myrtie R. 38, and Zetta L. 11. According to the census, they have been married 19 years. In the Federal Census of 1910, Mahlon & Myrta Remington, ages 44 & 48, are living at Oswego, Oswego Co., NY. In the 1920 Federal Census, they are living at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, with their married daughter Zetta Russo and her husband and daughter.	Remington, Mahlon H. (I15301)
5349	Maiden name to be confirmed; check "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" compiled by Clarence Almon Torrey; p. 536; The Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland; 1985. Her maiden name as Reynolds seems to be confirmed by John Osborne Austin's "Genealogical Dictionary of RI" p 138, which says she is d/o James & Devorah Reynolds; also she is identified as Mercy Reynolds in "Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island" p 1814. The children's birth are registered at East Greenwich to Thomas & Mercy Nichols.	Reynolds, Mercy (I10860)
5350	Maiden Name: Nelson Event Type: Burial Event Date: 1724 Event Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States of America Death Date: Dec 1724 Affiliate Record Identifier: 187424640 Cemetery: Christ Church Cemetery (source: familysearch.org) Findagrave.com has this ancestry suggested for Elizabeth: Daughter of John Nelson and Elizabeth Tailer, born May 11th 1667; died, Boston, October 25th 1734 [daughter of William Tailer, of Boston and Dorchester, by Rebecca Stoughton, his wife] That site also has her parents' graves at the same cemetery; source as Christ Church Records. The death record at Dorchester says "wife of Nathanael." (Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Dorchester Deaths, 1684 to 1744)	Nelson, Elizabeth (I28652)