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Matches 5,501 to 5,550 of 7,770
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| 5501 | Mary was of West Greenwich. | Austin, Mary (I14948)
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| 5502 | Mary was probably a daughter of one of the Burrington families of Portsmouth mentioned in the town records in the 1700s. | Burrington, Mary (I01641)
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| 5503 | Mary was the daughter of a Knight, Sir Jerome Weston, and sister of a Knight, Sir Richard Weston. Richard was knighted by King James I on 23 July 1603, raised to the peerage by King Charles I on 13 Apr 1628, as Baron Weston of Neyland. He was also appointed Lord High Treasurer on 23 July 1628, and declared the first Earl of Portland on 17 Feb 1632/3. | WESTON, Mary (I02779)
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| 5504 | Mary was the grandniece of Archbishop Grindal of Canterbury (see "History of Exeter, England" at the Astor Library, New York City, cited in "The Greenes of Rhode Island" compiled by Louise Brownell Clarke, Knickerbocker Press, 1903). | HOOKER, Mary (I01920)
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| 5505 | Mary was the sister of Dep. Gov. Daniel Abbott, who married Mary Fenner, sister of Thomas. | Abbott, Mary (I14516)
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| 5506 | Mary's brother Thomas Cook married Mary Cory (b. 1669, sister of our ancestor Anne Cory who married Robert Bennett). Mary's sister Martha Cook married William Cory (probably the one b. 1659, son of William and also brother of Anne and Mary Cory; but there were four cousins named William Cory in his generation). | COOK, Mary (I00983)
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| 5507 | Mary's death was reported in the Providence Gazette. It mentioned that she was a daughter of Capt. Christopher Sheldon, and that shw was the widow of James M. [sic] Remington, and died in her 29th year. | Sheldon, Mary Polly (I02845)
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| 5508 | Mary's deposition in John's pension file give the date of marriage as Sep 1787. | Family F08207
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| 5509 | Mary's dob was obtained at: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen337.htm | Marcy, Mary (I08233)
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| 5510 | Mary's family was "of Boston." DAR ID Number: 12706 | Waterman, Mary Anna (I05341)
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| 5511 | Mary's family was "of East Greenwich." | Hambleton, Mary (I10458)
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| 5512 | Mary's family was of Saratoga, NY. Her name appears as Marion in the 1870 Federal Census. | Munger, Mary Marion (I10106)
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| 5513 | Mary's first husband was William Greene, who died about Feb 1680. | Sayles, Mary (I03519)
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| 5514 | Mary's gravestone identifies her as widow of Nicholas Carr. She is buried next to her brother, Benjamin. Her will mentions several nieces, including Sarah Turner and Mary Remington. | Thurston, Mary (I21684)
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| 5515 | Mary's husband Mr. Whitford may have been Ezekiel b. c. 1702, or his brother John b. c. 1700, both of whom married women named Mary. It is believed that one was Mary Stafford and the other Mary Hiames/Hymes.Possibly second wife is Catherine Sweet, who married an Ezekiel Whitford at West Greenwich on 27 May 1744. | Whitford, Ezekiel (I03326)
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| 5516 | Mary's maiden name came to me from the RI Cemetery Database. | Uusitalo, Mary Hilma (I22947)
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| 5517 | Mary's maiden name is given in the marriage record of daughter Rhoda B. | Davis, Mary H. (I18696)
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| 5518 | Mary's maiden name is identified in the Revolutionary War Pension file of her husband John Manchester (#W21752). She is most likely related to Elizabeth Fish, who married Benjamin Hambly, possibly a sister or a cousin. | Fish, Mary (I18880)
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| 5519 | Mary's maiden name was either Hill or Hull. | Hill, Mary (I20173)
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| 5520 | Mary's maiden name was given in RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 4, No. 2, p. 149, "A Line of Descent from Benjamin Congdon." However, I am not sure it is correct, as there was another couple named Henry & Mary (Kingsley) Northup in South Kingstown in the mid-1800s. Was someone confused? In another genealogy, her name is given as Mary Cary. | Kingsley, Mary (I13905)
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| 5521 | Mary's maiden name was obtained from the obituary of daughter Ruth. (source: Nevada, Missouri Daily Mail online) It is also on a pedigree chart at New England Historic Genealogical Society, R. Stanton Avery Special Collections Department (I have a copy). | Bell, Mary "Mamie" H. (I22627)
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| 5522 | Mary's maiden name, exact birth date, and parents' information were obtained from the data of Tom Hoot at Rootsweb's Worldconnect, and confirmed with data from the cemetery records. REMINGTON, MARY E. 1867 - 14 SEP 1965 CR002 | Lincoln, Mary Elizabeth (I14407)
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| 5523 | Mary's marriage was found in Genealogy and Biography of Ontario County, New York. However, I can not find her in any of the censuses. | Remington, Mary (I22863)
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| 5524 | Mary's middle name, Caperton, is a family name from the family's Virginia relatives going back to the 1600s. | Gillett, Mary Caperton (I12542)
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| 5525 | Mary's obituary says that she died at age 106 years, eight months, and four days. She was the oldest person in New Hampshire and possibly in New England. | Broadhead, Mary R. (I05645)
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| 5526 | Mary's parents were from "Irish Free State" (1930 census). | Burke, Mary S. (I27931)
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| 5527 | Mary's will dated 29 July 1721 mentions children Israel, William, Elisha, Stephen, Joseph, James, Mary (Low), Sarah (Carpenter), & Barbary (Carpenter). | Barker, Mary (I03337)
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| 5528 | Mary's will, dated 27 July 1756, mentions sons Thomas, Gideon, & Francis; daughters Mary Gifford & Hannah Straight; and the following grandchildren: David, Elizabeth, & Mary Gifford; Thomas, William, Henry, John, & Job Straight; Thomas, Daniel, Benjamin, & George Brayton -- sons of Francis; Thomas, Gideon, Joseph, & John Brayton -- sons of Gideon; David, son of Thomas; also grandson Freeborn Brayton. In Memory of Mary ye wife of Thomas Brayton who died June ye 9th 1761 In ye 82d year of her age | Freeborn, Mary (I05103)
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| 5529 | Mason & Sarah had a son Horace G. DeWitt who died at age 3 y 10 m 7 d, on 23 Dec 1854. His grave is in the Blackstone Cemetery in Blackstone, MA. According to census records they had several other children: Lizzie, Mason or Warren, Evaline, & George. | Remington, Sarah Jane (I08751)
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| 5530 | Matilda was daughter of Malcolm, King of Scotland. | Scotland, Princess Matilda or Edith of (I19862)
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| 5531 | Matilda's maiden name as Eddy was given to me by Nancy Olejniczak in an email dated 24 June 2011. The information was obtained from Olive's marriage record. Matilda's memorial stone can be viewed at findagrave.com | Eddy, Matilda (I22723)
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| 5532 | Matthew & Avis had a daughter Elizabeth b.c.1771, d.8 Oct 1775. They may have had a son Matthew, b.c.1775, d.13 Sept 1805. | Watson, Matthew III (I07528)
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| 5533 | Matthew & Bethiah had 10 children (see the book "Watson History and Genealogy"). Matthew died at age 107. | Watson, Matthew II (I02629)
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| 5534 | Matthew & Mary were married by Jeremiah Angell, Justice. | Family F02269
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| 5535 | Matthew and Hannah had 7 children as listed in the book Mayflower Families Fifth Generation Descendants, 1700-1880, Richard Warren, Vol 18, p 295 (this is viewable at americanancestors.org). | BOOMER, Matthew (I19655)
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| 5536 | Matthew had 20 children by his wife Freelove, including a set of twin boys. | Manchester, Captain Matthew (I03687)
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| 5537 | Matthew was the first child born of English parents in the town after the settlement of Portsmouth, RI. For many years, his house was used as the meeting place for Friends in Portsmouth, from 1677 or earlier, probably until a meeting house was built in 1706. | Borden, Matthew (I23246)
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| 5538 | Matthew's wife may have been Eleanor Peckham (source: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr08/rr08_282.html#P15147) For additional notes on the Boomer family, see: http://www.keithminnion.com/boomer_page.html The "History of Fall River," p. 10, has Matthew Boomer as the first settler, in 1676. According to this book, the Freeman's Purchase was the first land purchased from the natives in the Fall River area. The deed, dated 2 Apr 1659, was signed by Wamsutta & Weetamoe. It included most of what is now Fall River and Freetown. There were 26 purchasers. "Matthew Boomer was probably the first settler in this tract, having bought a part of the fourth lot in March 1676, and erected a dwelling near the corner of North Main and Brownell streets soon after." The following notes are from [ http://www.harrold.org/familytree/webtree2/145.htm ]: The following is from "Additions and Corrections to Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island Matthew Boomer," published in the American Genealogist, April, 1984. - Before court (servant of Edmond Nedum/Needham in Lynn, MA) 5/9/1647 and 12/26/1649 for striking his master with a pitchfork and lying - author cites Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex Co, MA; Salem 1911; 1:133, 184. - Moved to Newport RI by 1655. Appears in list of Freemen of Newport - author cites John R. Bartlett, Records of the Colony of RI and Providence Plantations in New England; Providence RI 1856 rpt. New York 1968; 1:300. - House burned by Indians during the late war. On 2/26/1676 Henry Stevens stated that he sold the 10 acres to Matthew Boomer about 18 years ago - author cites RI Land Evidences (RILE), Volume 1, 1648-1696; Providence RI 1921, rpt Baltimore 1970; pp. 95, 96 - probably burnt after he moved to MA. - Sold the 10 acres to George Browne of Newport on 2/26/1676. - Frequently in RI and Plymouth Colony courts as member of Petty Jury on 10/24/1666, but usually as a defendant - author cites RI Court Records: Records of the Court of Trials of the Colony of Providence Plantations, 1662-1670 2 vols.; Providence, 1922. - Was sued by Nicholas Easton for damages 10/21/1668, charged with committing a riot. - Wife charged with committing a felony. - Jury found not guilty in all cases. - He seems to have moved back to MA by 1675; a record in New Plymouth states, on 6/1/1675 "John Arthur, Mathew Boomer and John Leyton being sumoned to the court to answare for theire residing in the govment without order, and not attending the publicke worship of God, liveing lonely and in a heathenish way from good societie, this Court ordereth that they for the future shall frequent the publicke worship of [God], and live otherwise orderly, or that they depart the govment." (Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, Records of the Colony of New Plymouth in New England, [Boston 1856, rpt. New York 1968]. - On 3/6/1676/7 Henry Brightman of Portsmouth sold one half of a lot lying on the east side of "Tanton River in the collony of New-Plymouth" to Matthew Boomer of Newport. Matthew sold the half lot to John Reade of Newport on 6/22/1677 - author cites RILE, pp. 121-122. - Matthew and his son Matthew are on the 10/17/1688 tax list for Freetown, MA. The 6/25/1690 list gives only one Matthew Boomer - author cites Richard L. Bowen, Early Rehoboth , Rehoboth MA 1945, 1:86-88. - On 1/5/1692, ack. 11/20/1694, "Matthew Bommer Sr. of Freetown sold to Matthew Bommer Jr. of Freetown one freeman's lot in Freetown where said Matthew Bommer Junr. now dweleth" - Bristol Co. LR 1:301. LDS gives father as Joshua, of Essex, born about 1578, married about 1609 in Essex. LDS shows Matthew's marriage and death in MA - could be right. Matthew moved from Lynn, MA to Newport, RI, then to Freetown, MA. | BOOMER, Matthew Sr. (I18654)
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| 5539 | Maurice was a World War I flyer, missing in action. | Pretyman, Maurice W. (I08679)
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| 5540 | May Irion married Walter A. Gentry and has three children in the 1910 census, at Watonga, OK. Her brother Robert, 23, is with her family. | Irion, May (I19032)
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| 5541 | May married Michael Gurvin. | Wightman, Mabel "May" Gladys (I23536)
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| 5542 | May was "of Washington, DC." | Robertson, May (I08772)
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| 5543 | Mehetable, d. Robert & Sarah, b. Apr. 5, 1767; 3; 107 Mehetable, m. Isaac Farnam, Oct. 15, 1792; 4; 84 Source: http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/barbour/barbourashfords.h tm | Snow, Mehitable (I25466)
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| 5544 | Mehitable married Mr. Starkweather, Mr. Sterry, and Dr. Blodgett. | Fenner, Mehitable (I07847)
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| 5545 | Melissa and her sister Sarah may have married brothers. This needs more research to confirm. | Remington, Melissa W. (I04161)
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| 5546 | Membership #22542 | Source (S013531)
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| 5547 | Membership #750866, Estabrook Chapter, Rockville, IN | Source (S013532)
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| 5548 | Mercy (Burlingame) Gorton was mentioned in the 1719 Warwick will of her grandmother, Mary (Knowles) Lippitt. She was probably the daughter of either Thomas Burlingame or John Burlingame. | Burlingame, Mercy (I06066)
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| 5549 | Mercy (Remington) Armington died in her 24th year. | Remington, Mercy (I05145)
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| 5550 | Mercy (Stafford) Waterman died just one month short of 97 years old. | STAFFORD, Mercy (I02039)
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