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Matches 5,451 to 5,500 of 7,770
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| 5451 | Mary died at the age of 91. | Slocum, Mary (I03195)
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| 5452 | Mary E. & Helen were twins. However, the RI Cemetery Database says she was born c.1839, which would make her possibly a twin to Daniel. The cemetery database has her date of death as 1 Dec 1841. | Remington, Mary E. (I06055)
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| 5453 | Mary F. Remington was a member of The Baptist Church in Exeter, 18 August 1877. In the 1870 Federal Census, she and her sister Sarah J. are both age 21. | Remington, Mary Frances (I05866)
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| 5454 | Mary had a son George Henry who died at about age three. George is buried next to Mary at East Cemetery. (source: Kay Larsen) | Remington, Mary E. (I16723)
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| 5455 | Mary had acute back problems with caused her to be laid aside for 4 years, but she recovered. For more details on this family, see New England Historic and Genealogical Register Vol 87 pp 46ff. On 6 Oct 1659 an inquest was held regarding the cause of her death, the conclusion being that she died a natural death from inward sickness. | Unknown, Mary (I17456)
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| 5456 | Mary Havens could not have been the widow of Thomas Cook, Sr., according to Jane Fletcher Fiske in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register Vol 128 p 152. In her father's will of March 1680, she is named as Mary Cook, so it has been suggested that she was married to John Cook(e). | Havens, Mary (I26069)
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| 5457 | Mary Hill w/o Matthew Hill is mentioned as a dtr in the 24 Dec 1780 will of Job Randall (proved 26 Feb 1781 Scituate). The will of Mary Hill of Scituate, wife of Matthew Hill, is dated 12 Oct 1784, proved 20 June 1786. Besides husband Matthew, it mentions father Job Randall; daughters Deliverance, Phebe, and Elizabeth; sons nathaniel, Randall, Matthew, and Caleb. It is interesting that she listed her daughters first, before her sons. | Randall, Mary (I05915)
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| 5458 | Mary Hopkins, wife of Jonathan, is mentioned in the will of her father Robert Whitford. | Whitford, Mary (I01707)
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| 5459 | Mary immigrated to America in 1844, according to date on the 1900 Federal Census. | Cassidy, Mary (I13438)
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| 5460 | Mary is a descendant of Francis Matteson's daughter Hannah, and her husband Pasco Whitford. So her children are doubly descendants of the Whitfords and the Mattesons. | Mattison, Mary (I09501)
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| 5461 | Mary is age 17 in the 1870 Federal Census. In 1880 she is Mary E. Walthour, age 28 and living with her son and her parents at Thomasville, GA. | Remington, Mary E. (I13496)
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| 5462 | Mary is called Mary Dawley in her father's will. | Tripp, Mary (I13316)
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| 5463 | Mary is identified as a daughter of Remington Sheldon in the following excerpt (notes from Chandler Smith Cheek): "Sheldon, Israel et. als. vs Sheldon, Gilbert et. als., The Supreme Court of State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Providence, SC, In Equity for Partition, No 2078, October Term 1882. (1) George Sheldon of Pawtucket, Rhode Island died December 13, 1879, intestate, unmarried and left no children. He was the son of Remington Sheldon, now deceased, who was the father of nine children, as follows: Polly (Mary) who married Simeon Smith and died leaving issue." (and so on) | Sheldon, Mary "Polly" (I10605)
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| 5464 | Mary is identified as d/o Benjamin Harendean in "Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of America." According to "Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of America" p 168, in 1696 Andrew's widow Mary was allowed to keep the ferry over the Seekonk River. See notes for Andrew. | Hearnden, Mary (I27171)
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| 5465 | Mary is mentioned by name in her father's will. | Wright, Mary (I17278)
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| 5466 | Mary is mentioned in her father's will as "Mary Hambly, wife of James Hambly." I have made an assumption that this family in Providence in the 1850 Federal Census is this couple. | Fish, Mary (I17915)
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| 5467 | Mary is mentioned in her father's will as Mary Congdon. | Smith, Mary (I20330)
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| 5468 | Mary is mentioned in her father's will, dated 19 February 1684. | Horndell, Mary (I02185)
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| 5469 | Mary is mentioned in her father's will. | Fisher, Mary (I13271)
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| 5470 | Mary is mentioned in the division of her father's estate as Mary Monroe, wife of Joseph Monroe. | BOWERMAN, Mary (I17498)
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| 5471 | Mary is mentioned in the will of her father Nicholas, and in the will of her brother Thomas Carr. | Carr, Mary (I15062)
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| 5472 | Mary is mentioned in the will of her maternal grandfather, John Horndell/Hordall. | Stanton, Mary (I04177)
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| 5473 | Mary is mentioned in the will of her sister Lydia as sister Elsbury; in her brother Joshua's will dated 1 Feb 1772 he mentions his [living] sister Mary Elsbury. Mary is also mentioned by name in her father's will. Some genealogies have Mary & Mercy as the same individual, marrying first to Nathaniel Luther and second to Ephraim Elsbree/Elsbury. However, Joshua Boomer's will mentions four sisters, including deceased sister Marcy Luther and the another sister Mary Elsbree. | BOOMER, Mary (I18119)
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| 5474 | Mary is mentioned in the wills of both of her parents. The 23 Sep 1689 will of John Pearce of Prudence Island mentions his daughter Mary Hill. The 17 Sep 1711 will of Mary Peace of Prudence Island mentions her sons John & Daniel Pearce, and her daughter Mary Sweet, formerly the wife of Robert Hill. She also names Mary's children by Robert. | Pearce, Mary (I05929)
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| 5475 | Mary is named as the wife of John Browning in her father's will. However, the gravestone data from the RI Cemetery Database names her as Mary J. Williams, w/o Frank A.. In the 1880 Federal Census at Warwick, RI, there is a Mary J. Browning, age 28 b. RI, a widowed dressmaker, living with her two sons: John L. 7 and William H. 4. Also with them are Alma W. Browning, widowed mother-in-law, and two other individuals: Irving Howard 19 RI, and William Potter 16 RI. This is probably Mary, daughter of John & Sarah. | Remington, Mary J. A. (I10921)
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| 5476 | Mary is said to be a 9th-generation direct descendant of John Coit, who came from Wales to America between 1630 and 1638, and appears among settlers of Salem, MA, in 1638. The RI Cemetery Database gives her year of death as 1906; a transcription of the stone in "Genealogies of RI Families" says 1905. | Coit, Mary Josephine (I03208)
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| 5477 | Mary married secondly to Thomas Litchfield, about 1677. She was captured by pirates on a voyage to England and held captive for several years. Upon returning to MA, she found that her husband was living with another woman, and that her daughter had gotten married to an abusive husband. | Unknown, Mary (I28847)
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| 5478 | Mary may have been d/o Hugh Alley & Mary Graves. | Alley, Mary (I03062)
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| 5479 | Mary must have been at least 40 years old when she married Nathaniel, after his wife Jane died in 1808. | Updike, Mary (I28548)
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| 5480 | Mary Nichols was admitted as a member of Maple Root in 1816. One Greene genealogy has this Mary marrying three times: to Jonathan Joice, David Nichols, and Obed Harvey. However, Mary Greene is a very common name, and it may be that another Mary married one or two of those other men. The same genealogy says her parents were Elder Timothy Greene & Silence Rowlands, but I am not sure about that (needs more research to confirm). | GREENE, Mary (I01885)
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| 5481 | Mary probably married Thomas Cook(e) as his second wife (he had a first wife Mary living 14 May 1660). See RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 9 No. 1, p. 2. This book also questions whether she ever was the wife of Samuel Wilbur, as shown in Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. The identity of Mary second wife of Jeremiah is discussed in New England Historical and Genealogal Register Vol 128 p 152ff, by Jane Fletcher Fiske. In 1678 Mary was still the widow of Thomas when she took receipt from her stepson John Cooke for his legacy (see the above-noted source). She probably married Jeremiah Brown sometime in 1679, as their first child Samuel was born March 1680. She could not have been Mary Havens, as suggested by some, because William Havens mentions his daughter Mary Cook in his will dated 13 (or 30) March 1680. Also, on 31 March 1680 Jeremiah Brown and his wife Mary took receipt from Oliver and Phebe Arnold for Phebe's legacy from her grandfather Thomas Cooke; Phebe was son of Thomas Jr. (designated as III on my tree). so it is apparent that Mary Cook(e) who married Jeremiah Brown was the widow of Thomas, and that she could not have been the daughter of William Havens mentioned in his will. | Shearman, Mary (2) (I03358)
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| 5482 | Mary Remington is age 72 in the 1850 Federal Census. Gretchen Paulsen has provided information from Mary's gravestone that says she died 3 Apr 1853 at age 76. | Ross, Mary (I07973)
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| 5483 | Mary Remington was the widow of John Noble when she married Jonathan Remington, a widower. They were first cousins, their fathers being siblings. | Family F03138
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| 5484 | Mary resided at the old homestead in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston/Warwick, RI. | Sheldon, Mary Tyler (I10672)
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| 5485 | Mary S. Remington died at age 40. The names of her parents were obtained from the Rhode Island Death Index. | Lincoln, Mary Susan (I14673)
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| 5486 | Mary was "of Nathaniel, of North Kingstown." I have made an assumption that she is the wife implied in the 1800 and 1810 censuses. | Havens, Mary (I04015)
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| 5487 | Mary was "of Portsmouth, dau. of Jonathan & Martha." She was age 17 at the time of her marriage. | Mitchell, Mary L. (I06407)
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| 5488 | Mary was "of Voluntown, Windham Co., CT." | Collins, Mary (I12630)
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| 5489 | Mary was 11 months old in the 1900 census. | Remington, Mary Cordelia (I18377)
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| 5490 | Mary was a daughter of Anthony Goff, and was probably a sister of Bethania, John's first wife. | Goff, Mary (I11444)
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| 5491 | Mary was a daughter of either George Sr. or George Jr. of North Kingstown. | Wightman, Mary (I17727)
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| 5492 | Mary was a daughter of Richard Dixon Hall I and Milly Hutchinson. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) | Hall, Mary R. (I22485)
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| 5493 | Mary was a daughter of William & Rebecca (Fowler) Randall. (source: "Descendants of Roger Williams, Book I, Waterman Line" p. 20) | Randall, Mary (I11480)
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| 5494 | Mary was a daughter of William Sprigge. | Sprigge, Mary (I22461)
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| 5495 | Mary was a granddaughter of Roger Williams. (source: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1925, vol 79 p 57) | Hart, Mary (I13215)
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| 5496 | Mary was d/o Philip. | Greene, Mary (I26034)
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| 5497 | Mary was first cousin to our ancestor Maplet. In the Providence Gazette, Deaths, of 14 Nov 1820: "Mrs. Mary Congdon, wife of Capt. Peleg, only daughter of Hon. Henry Remington, at Warwick, in 29th year, suddenly." | Remington, Mary (I02994)
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| 5498 | Mary was identified as "Mary Hawkins, widow" in the marriage record. The couple were married by Jeremiah Lippitt, Justice. | Family F03960
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| 5499 | Mary was killed by strangling in her apartment (source: Newport Daily News, 3 Sep 1954). I obtained her maiden name from her son's marriage record. | Bartlett, Mary J. (I22124)
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| 5500 | Mary was known as Polly. From Cranston Land Evidence 7-19, dated 25 Sept 1802: Charles Remington of Cranston, mariner, sold property to James Rhodes, merchant, for $750. The transaction included "one lot of land in Cranston in part called Pawtuxet." It was "bounded westerly on Main St., northerly by land of Remington Sheldon, and southerly on said Sheldon." This was sold "together with dwelling house -- barn & buildings -- was purchased by me of Rhodes Greene in April 1786" (should be 1796 -- note by Mary E. Rice) . . . "I, the said Polly Remington, wife of said Charles Remington, releases dower." (sic) This was signed by Charles Remington & Mary Remington, and witnessed by John A. Aborn & Patience Smith. Again, on 4 Dec 1805, a Cranston deed includes the following: "I, Mary or Polly Remington, wife of the above named Charles Remington, releases dower." It was signed by Charles and Polly Remington. From the records of the First Baptist Church of Providence, RI: Mrs. Mary Remington (date of membership or baptism?) Not known Nov. 16, 1806, L (letter?) to Pawtuxet church. W. of Charles. 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 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, and daughters of Charles & Mary) The announcement of her death said she died "after 4 yrs. 6 mos. suffering." Her gravestone has this saying: [she died] "after 4 years and 6 months of suffering which she endured with calm resignation and solid hope of Heaven." The 2003 supplement to the book "Descendants of Roger Williams, Waterman and Winsor Lines" has her date of birth as 6 November 1776. Depending on whether she was born in 1770 or 1776, determines which of Stephen's wives was her mother. She did have a granddaughter named Phebe, but whether this is a clue that her mother was Phebe is debatable. | Smith, Mary "Polly" C. (I11193)
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