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| 5601 | Much of my information on John Berry Hickman (here identified as John Hickman Berry) has come from Miles Files Version 7, compiled by Moody K. & Barry Miles and posted online at the website of Eastern Shore Public Library [http://www.espl.org/research.htm]. The family data there, added to what I already had researched, solved some mysteries in our Berry ancestral line. "On 30 Sep 1850 in Accomack Co., VA, it was recorded that John Berry Hickman, who made a declaration before his Court on 28 Aug 1832, and John Berry Sr., whose will was admitted to probate on 31 Jul 1843, were one and the same person, and he was in the habit of indiscriminately signing his name as John Berry Hickman or John Berry Sr. It is certified that the following children of John Berry Hickman or John Berry Sr. are now living: Tinney Mears (formerly Tinney Berry), William P. Berry, Samuel Berry, Charles Berry, and Ann Lewis (formerly Ann Berry)." "John was named as an heir on 11 Mar 1782 in Accomack Co., VA . . . he was [identified] as John Berry, alias Hickman, son of Sarah Hickman, and given 4 acres in the will of James Berry. At probate it was noted that there was no heir at law within the United States." (i.e. - he was the natural son of James Berry, but not a lawful son) "John's will, dated 14 June 1843, bequeathed the following: $100 each to the 3 children of my son John Berry; my place where I now live to be divided into 5 lots or shares and distributed, one to my daughter Tinney Mears during her life and at her death to my other living children; one to son William Berry during his life . . . one to my daughter Ann Lewis during her life . . . one to the children of my son James Berry to be applied to their special use by their uncles William & Samuel Berry . . . one to the children of my son Charles Berry to be applied to their special use by their uncles William & Samuel Berry. Executors: sons William P. & Samuel Berry. Witnesses: William S. Hope, John H. Custis, Molly Lewis." My research: John Berry Hickman, VA Line, applied for a war pension in 1832 at Accomack Co., VA. John B. Hickman, alias John Berry or John Berry Sr., was born c1763, according to statements made in his Revolutionary War Pension File (#18445). According to the file, John died on or about 25 June 1843. In the Federal Census of 1810, "John Hickman of B" is listed in Accomack Co., VA. Next to him is Esther Holland; nearby are listed Ann Holland and Isaac Holland. It is possible that these individuals are related to Maria Holland, our ancestor who married John Berry Jr. The Federal Census of 1820, "John B. Hickman" is listed at Accomack Co., VA. Robert Hickman is listed on the same page. John's household consists of 2 free white males 10<16, 1 free white male 16<26, 1 free white male 26<45, 1 free white male >45 (probably John himself), 1 free white female >45 (possibly John's wife), no slaves; 2 persons in the household were engaged in agriculture. The Federal Census of 1830 shows his household as follows: 2 free white males 20<30, 1 free white male 70<80 (probably John himself), 1 free white female 15<20, and 1 free white female 20<30. From this data it would appear that his wife has died. Possibly the young woman is a daughter-in-law. They are listed next to a Stephen Hickman (no household data). In 1840 "John B. Hickman" is still in Accomack Co; he is listed as a free white male 60-70; also in the household is a free white female 40-50. Other Hickmans listed in the county are Margaret, Henry, Samuel, Richard, William K., Edward, John, & Elizabeth. JOHN B. HICKMAN, ACCOMACK COUNTY, PRIVATE VIRGINIA MILITIA $80.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $240.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED OCTOBER 10, 1833 PENSION STARTED AGE 71 Virginia Pension Roll of 1835 Report from the Secretary of War In relation to the Pension Establishment Of the United States 1835 Copied and indexed by William R. Navey, P. O. Box 251, Hollyridge, NC 28445-0251 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/pensions/vapen_h.txt From Miles Files: John was born in 1763 at Accomack Co, VA. His military pension file shows that he was age 16 in 1779, which puts his birth at 1763..2 John served in the Revolutionary War in in 1775 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John Berry (Hickman), a soldier in the Army. On 30 Sep 1850 in Acc Co, VA, it was recorded that John Berry Hickman, who made a declaration before his Court on 28 Aug 1832, and John Berry Sr., whose will was admitted to probate on 31 Jul 1843, were one and the same person, and he was in the habit of indiscriminately signing his name as John Berry Hickman or John Berry Sr. It is certified that the following children of John Berry Hickman or John Berry Sr. are now living: Tinney Mears (formerly Tinney Berry), William P. Berry, Samuel Berry, Charles Berry and Ann Lewis (formerly Ann Berry)..3,4 John was named as an heir on 11 March 1782 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that he was shown as John Berry, alias Hickman, son of Sarah Hickman, and give 4 acres in the will of James Berry. At probate it was noted that there was no heir at law within the United States. (NOTE: It is assumed that he was the natural son of James Berry, but not a lawful son.).1 He married Mary Pettitt on 13 February 1787 at Accomack Co, VA. Thomas Hickman was the security on the M.L.B. of John Berry Hickman and Mary Pettitt..5 He made a will on 14 June 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John Berry Sr. To son Samuel Berry my lot near Newtown. To the 3 children of my son John Berry $100 each. My place where I now live to be divided into 5 lots or shares & one to my daughter Tinny Mears during her life & at her death to my other living children. One to son William Berry during his life ... One to my daughter Ann Lewis during her life ... One to the children of my son James Berry to be applied to their special use by their uncles William & Samuel Berry. One to the children of my son Charles Berry to be applied to their special use by their uncles William & Samuel Berry. Sons William P. & Samuel Berry Extrs. Witt: William S. Hope, John H. Custis & Molly Lewis..6 John died before 31 July 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated..6 (sopurce: http://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/p493.htm#i49249) | BERRY, John Hickman (I22476)
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| 5602 | MUNRO George H., of Bristol, and Margaret A. Austin, of N. Kingstown; m. by Rev. William L. Brower, Feb. 17, 1841. | Family F00224
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| 5603 | MUNRO Hezekiah, and Mary Haile, of Swansey, (Int.) March 6, 1737. I have made an assumption that this marriage record belongs to this particular Hezekiah, but this needs more research to confirm. | Munroe, Hezekiah (I20564)
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| 5604 | MUNRO Nathan, of Bristol, and Mrs. Hannah Allen, of Rehoboth; m. by Rev. John Burt, Nov. 21, 1751. | Family F06380
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| 5605 | My dad says he was "Uncle Joe." Joe and his wife used to live in a farmhouse on Centerville Rd. right near the Rt. 2 overpass. | Andrews, Joseph Clifton (I00173)
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| 5606 | My information on Abigail's life came primarily from the writings of my great-grandmother Chafee (nee Mary Andrews). I followed this up with two visits to the vault at the Bristol Town Hall in Bristol, RI, where I located and photocopied the death record, which gave additional facts such as date of death, age at death, parents' names, and place of birth. It says that her family was Scotch-No. Irish, and that she was born in Scotland. Gr-Grandma thought "her people were from the north of Ireland." Abigail married the widower of her sister Charlotte. (Bristol official record book #5, p.39) According to the 1840 and 1851 England censuses, Abigail was born in Ireland. A posting on the Wray forum at genealogy.com says she was from Clonkirk, Ireland. Abby Edwards age 48 housekeeper and James Edwards age 17 cotton spinner are listed on the ship's manifest, arriving in New York City on 27 August 1855. They sailed from Liverpool on the ship Thornton. | WRAY, Abigail Abby (I00064)
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| 5607 | My Mom says: Until I was about ten years old, the only heat we had as I remember was the kitchen stove. On Saturday nights we took our baths in a big tin tub such as we have in our back yard here. We had our hair washed and fine combed to see if we had acquired any critters during the week at school. My parents slept in a room off the kitchen, but the rest of us were upstairs in two bedrooms where there was no heat. I think we closed off the parlor most of the time. It was a very small house. Mom noted in her birthday book that she was born on a Monday. | BERRY, Edna Virginia (I00003)
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| 5608 | My source for Sarah's birthdate, RI Vital Records New Series, Vol. 6, p. 10, and Vol. 7, p. 14, also says she may have been born Jan 1786. | Arnold, Sarah Ann (I12988)
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| 5609 | My source for the name of Richard's wife is "The Rhode Island Atlas" by Marion I. Wright and Robert J. Sullivan, Providence: RI Publications Society, 1982, p. 148. Other sources do not have her name, so I am not sure how certain this is. I have roughly estimated her birth year. | Unknown, Joan (I14212)
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| 5610 | Name Origins, by Julie Helen Otto "Correction: A few weeks ago in Name Origins I discussed the name Pardon as a virtue name. As far as we can tell, all men named Pardon in the colonial period were descendants of Pardon Tillinghast of Rhode Island. Researcher Donna Casey recently brought to my attention her research on Pardon Tillinghast | Tillinghast, Reverend or Elder Pardon (I02502)
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| 5611 | Name: Clayton Remington Last Residence: 43619 Northwood, Wood, Ohio, United States of America Born: 27 Aug 1909 Last Benefit: 43619 Northwood, Wood, Ohio, United States of America Died: Mar 1980 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 ) | Remington, Clayton (I20243)
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| 5612 | Name: Violet Remington Last Residence: 54729 Chippewa Falls, Chippewa, Wisconsin, United States of America Born: 26 May 1895 Last Benefit: 54729 Chippewa Falls, Chippewa, Wisconsin, United States of America Died: Aug 1977 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951 ) | Bien, Violet May (I20247)
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| 5613 | Nancy is mentioned as a daughter in the will of Benjamin, but she may be Amos's wife, whose name was Nancy. Thus, she would be Benjamin's daughter-in-law. | Whitford, Nancy (I14727)
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| 5614 | Nancy's maiden name was found on a family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect (needs confirmation). | Mason, Nancy (I21929)
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| 5615 | Nancy's name and name of her husband came from a posting on the Accomack Co., VA message board at Rootsweb, 3 Feb 2005 by Leigh Young Bundick. | Berry, Nancy (I22545)
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| 5616 | Nantucket VRs at americanancestors.org have his mother's name as Mary and again as Deborah. | Unknown, Mary or Deborah (I07743)
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| 5617 | Naoma or Naomi was "of Burrillville, RI." | Paine, Naoma (I05597)
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| 5618 | Nathan & Sarah were married by Thomas Spencer, Justice. | Family F02296
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| 5619 | Nathan may have been mentally retarded, as noted on the 1861 census. He is still unmarried and living with his parents in 1891. | Coleman, Nathan (I00642)
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| 5620 | Nathan was s/o George and Hannah Brightman. He married second to Sarah Davis, 23 Jan 1859. | Brightman, Nathan (I29236)
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| 5621 | Nathan was s/o Jesse. | Carr, Nathan (I25522)
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| 5622 | Nathaniel & Abigail had 9 children. | Smith, Nathaniel (I12487)
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| 5623 | Nathaniel and his first wife Sarah had three and possibly four children who all died young: Nathaniel 1746, Mary 1747, Nathaniel 1750, and possibly a twin born 1750. | Family F07452
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| 5624 | Nathaniel and his first wife, Sarah Luther, were third cousins. They had four children, including a set of twins, but it appears that most or all of the children died young. Nathaniel and his second wife, Eleanor Boomer, were first cousins. Nathaniel lived in Swansea and was a member of the Baptist Church there. According to the church record books, Nathaniel & Eleanor were married 30 Nov 1751. However, the Swansea VRs give the date as 2 Jan 1752. | LUTHER, Nathaniel Jr. (I19667)
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| 5625 | Nathaniel came to America in 1634 with his parents on the ship Elizabeth & Dorcas. They settled at Hingham, MA. About 1645 Nathaniel married Bridget (m.n. unknown), probably a widow. He was a cooper and fisherman, and became Deacon of the Church at Hull, MA. In 1683 he and his family removed to Bristol, (now) RI. In the 1680s he built the first frame house in Bristol, on land he purchased on the east side of Hope Street just north of the bridge across Silver Creek. He became a citizen of Bristol at its first town meeting, and was the first Deacon of the first church formed in Bristol, the Congregational Church. (source: RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 14, p. 184) The will of Nathaniel Bosworth, dated 15 March 1689, mentions wife Bridget; sons Nathaniel, Joseph, John, Jeremy, Bellamy, & Edward; and daughters Mary (poss. Lobdell), Mary (Jacob), & Bridget. | BOSWORTH, Nathaniel (I17482)
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| 5626 | Nathaniel is named as a son in his father's will of 1704; see notes for his father. WILL: Dated Nov. 15, 1732; proved Nov. 16, 1736. Names wife Joan; Son William & daughter Mary Wood, wife of Isaac Wood; Grandsons: Nathaniel Potter & David Potter, sons of son William; my negro Caesar. Wife Joan & son William to be Execs. Witnesses: George Wood, Nathaniel Potter Jr. & Beriah Goodard. [Bristol Co., MA Probate Vol. 2 1745-1762 8:423-5] -Order to Joan Potter, widow & William Potter, son, Execs. of Estate of Nathaniel Potter of Dartmouth dated Nov. 16, 1736. [Bristol Co Probate 8:421-2] -Inventory of Estate of Nathaniel Potter of Dartmouth. dated Nov. 1, 1736 presented by Joan Potter & William Potter, Execs. Appraisers: Ichabod Potter, Ichabod Soule & Jonathan Wood. [Bristol Co. Probate 8:425] | Potter, Nathaniel (I27039)
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| 5627 | Nathaniel Monday son of George was baptized as an "adult" at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Wickford on 18 July 1819. It does not say how old he was. The church records also mention Captain George Monday and his wife Ann (baptized 1821), and daughters Elizabeth, Hannah, and Phebe, all baptized 2 Jan 1825. Ludowick and Daniel Updike were associated with this church in 1809. George Munday and family are in the 1820 census at North Kingstown, RI. The family has 4 individuals: one male age 26-44, one female age 26-44, one male child under age 10, and one female child under age 10. In 1840, George Munday and family are in Fall River, MA. In the 1850 Census, they are still in Fall River: George Munday 60 (Nova Scotia?), Anna 59 RI, Hannah B. 27 RI, Phebe T. 26 RI, Lucy P. 21 RI; and George W. Whitaker 10 MA. George Munday is a clerk. His birthplace is not correct -- see his birth record in RI and death record in MA. The death record at Fall River says he died at age 65 of lung fever. It gives his birthplace as RI, and names his parents as Nathaniel and Elizabeth, which agrees with his birth record. | Munday, George (I28566)
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| 5628 | Nathaniel Nuttage & Mary Molloy Int. reads [Nottage] [Mollory] Married By Rev. Saml. Stilman on June 12, 1800 | Mallory, Mary (I23636)
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| 5629 | Nathaniel resided in Swansea, MA. | LUTHER, Nathaniel Sr. (I19670)
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| 5630 | Nathaniel Ruggles is mentioned in the will of his uncle Nathaniel Hubbard. | Ruggles, Nathaniel (I28631)
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| 5631 | Nathaniel's birth record identifies him as s/o John and Ann. I have made an assumption that this Nathaniel born in 1680 is also the one whose will is dated 5 Nov 1747 at Rehoboth, as below. There are several individuals of the same name. Another Nathaniel Hubbard, merchant, died about April 1699 and his estate was probated in Boston in August of 1699 by William Clarke, at the request of his mother Sarah Ward of Mistick. So, he cannot be the son of John and Ann. The will of Nathaniel Hubbard of Rehoboth is dated 5 November 1747, proved 17 March 1748. It mentions his wife Rebeka; sons John eldest, Nathaniel, and Leveritt; daughters Anne, Margaret (no surnames), and Elizabeth Mundy; also mentioned are grandsons William and Nathaniel Mundy, sons of daughter Elizabeth; his sisters Mary Ruggles dec'd, Rebeka Hart dec'd, and Anne; other relatives. (Bristol County, MA: Probate File Papers, 1686-1880, image viewable at AmericanAncestors.org) I am not sure if his wife Rebeckah was the mother of any of his children. This needs more research. Nathaniel Hubbard Esq was married to Mrs. Rebecca Gore 20 Jan 1725 at Boston, but most, if not all, of his children seem to have been born before 1725. Naming a son Leverett seems to confirm the link to Anne Leverett, Nathaniel's mother, and that he is indeed the one born in 1680 as above. Many historical sources agree. See also North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, Daniel Peirce and His Descendants, p 10 (ancestry.com), for more details on Nathaniel and his son Leverett (who married Anne Jaffrey Peirce). Hon. Nathaniel Hubbard, Rebecca his wife, and Anna his sister, are listed as members of St. Michael's in Bristol (Rhode Island: Vital Records, 1636-1850, Bristol, Churches, Episcopal and Congregational, p 253). A notation says the "three came from Dedham." The following notes are excerpted from genealogy.com, user trees (Robert G. Hubbard): "Nathaniel was a preacher and teacher early in life, a land speculator, probably a merchant. In his will it states he had two slaves. It stated that, 'in his political dealings, he shone with particular luster. He was an active councilor.' His political appointments were as follows: Braintree HR in 1711, Braintree Council from 1737 to 1740 and 1742-1744, selectman in Braintree 1710-1711, selectman in Stoughton 1727-1728, JP 1713, 1715, 1728q, 1729, 1744q; Admiralty Court Deputy Judge, 1729 -1745; Superior Court of Judicature Judge 1746-1748. "Nathaniel probably left the bench in 1747, which was also probably the year of his death at Bristol, in that part of the town which retains the Indian name of Poppy Squash, where may be seen his tombstone.He inherited his father's virtues, especially that amiable spirit of benevolence. (Note- according to the Records of Legislators of Mass. General Court, Nathaniel died in 1748). Nathaniel resided in Dorchester, MA from at least 1715 to 1723 where he was a minister. He presided over marriages there during that time period. He is also listed on the birth and death records of his children during this period as a lawyer. It appears he had lived previously in Braintree and that he moved to Stoughton after his stay in Dorchester and then moved again back to Braintree. Based upon the record of his admittance to the church in Bristol, RI, in 1741, it appears he lived in Dedham after his second stay in Braintree. He lived in Bristol, RI the rest of his life. In the marriage records of Dorchester that he presided over, he is referred to as 'ye worshipful Nathll. Hubbard, Esqr.' " | Hubbard, Honorable, Esquire, Judge Nathaniel (I28613)
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| 5632 | Nathaniel's birth record is mostly burned away in the NK records. 1763 HILL Nathaniel, drowned; he with Capt. Thomas Remington, John Arnold, Jr., and one more were rowing from a vessel in East Greenwich Harbor to the shore; the frail skiff upset; the others reached shore... | Hill, Nathaniel (I05916)
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| 5633 | Nathaniel's first wife was Susan (Unknown), with whom he had three or more children. | Whitford, Nathaniel (I09487)
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| 5634 | Nathanll. Hubbard Esqr. & Mrs. Rebecca Gore Married By Mr. Benj. Colman Presn. on Jan. 20, 1725. This is the same minister who married Rebecca and her first husband. | Family F10651
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| 5635 | Ned graduated from University of Pennsylvania Law School. | Curry, Edward Thomas (I01114)
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| 5636 | Nedebiah (or Nedabiah) and his first wife Mercy were first cousins. | Angell, Nedebiah (I18806)
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| 5637 | Need to verify the following information from the "The Chaffee Genealogy," as some of it may pertain to Joseph's father: Joseph was a native the Island of Guernsey, England, but had resided in London for some years. He arrived at Boston, Massachusetts Bay, in 1713 or 1718. He later settled at Seekonk, MA, near Providence, RI. There he was a brickmaker by trade. He died in England during a trip there to settle his affairs. His widow lived in Roxbury, MA, where she opened a school and is said to have taught French. From "The Armington Family in America": Joseph came to America with his parents and probably his sisters. After serving an apprenticeship as a brickmaker in Dorchester, MA, he went to Rehoboth, MA, and started his own business there. The inventory of his estate mentioned that he was in the process of building a brick school house when he died. According to descendant Asa W. Armington, writing in 1846, Joseph died about 1747 of dysentery and was buried in the yard at Seekonk Meeting House. | Armington, Joseph I (I00615)
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| 5638 | needs verification | Source (S013867)
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| 5639 | Nehemiah Jones was a descendant of John Alden & Priscilla Mullins. One genealogy says he died in Dresden, NY. | Jones, Nehemiah (I17461)
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| 5640 | Nellie died at age 82. | Staples, Nellie Inman (I10745)
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| 5641 | Nellie died of meningitis. | Remington, Nellie M. (I25171)
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| 5642 | Nellie is in the 1880 Federal Census as N. R. Wolfendale with her infant son Harold, living in Providence, RI, with her parents. Nellie P. Remington married Lewis N. Fidler, on 8 Feb 1887. As her maiden name was used for this second marriage, I am not sure whether she was divorced, or whether her first husband died. The RI Cemetery Database has her date of birth as 22 April 1857. However, the Providence City Records have it recorded as 6 May 1857. | Remington, Nellie P. (I05363)
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| 5643 | Nellie was d/o Charles Parman & Estella Drew. | Parman, Nellie M. (I25082)
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| 5644 | Nellie was probably married to a Mr. Martin before she married Herbert Remington. | Unknown, Nellie (I14325)
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| 5645 | Nelson's occupation was a miller, so he most likely took over his father's business, the flour mill. Both Nelson and his son Harvey served in the Civil War. In the Federal Census of 1850, Nelson 26, Mary H. 30, & Harvey B. Remington 1, are living at Colesville, Broome Co., NY. They are next to a family named Wykoff. In 1860 the family is at Franklin, Delaware Co., NY. Nelson & Mary are ages 38 & 40. They have two children, Harvey B. 11 & Julia E. 8 (all b NY). Also in the same town are Seba Remington (presumably Nelson's brother) and his wife Julia. In the 1870 Federal Census, Nelson apparently has remarried to Lucretia, and they are living at Franklin; with them is son Harvey 21. Nelson is 49 and Lucretia is 32. In the 1880 Federal Census, Nelson Remington is age 58 NY, living with son Harvey & family at Hamden, Delaware Co., NY. Census data shows his parents as being born in Eng. & CT, but perhaps he said his father was born somewhere in "New England." | Remington, Nelson (I20160)
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| 5646 | New Bedford files (seamen's insurance records) show that Abner Remington b. Tiverton, RI, applied for insurance three times: on 16 Dec 1840 he was age 21, 5'4", and said to have a light complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes; on 22 Nov 1848 he was age 28, 5' 4 3/4" and was described as having a light complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes. Another record dated 2 Dec 1848 again shows him to be age 28, but is described as having dark skin, dark hair, and dark eyes. One can only speculate why there are two applications so close together, and why he is described differently, even though the age and birthplace are the same. Two of the descriptions more or less agree. Abner's last voyage on record ended in 1860, so he must have headed out to Michigan right after that. In the 1860 Federal Census, he is age 37, a sailor, and living at Fenton, MI, with brother William and his family. He was married in Michigan in 1863, and he is in the 1870 census for Fenton, Genesee County, MI, with his wife Eliza and two youngest daughters, Minnie 6 & Alice 2, apparently living next door to his nephew Eben and family. In the 1860 census, Abner is also listed at New Bedford, MA, living with sister Phebe Pearce and three of her children. The census gives his age as 41, b RI. In the 1880 Federal Census, Abner, Eliza, and daughter Alice (the second Alice), 8, are living at Mundy, Genesee Co., MI. Also in the household are Thomas Steel, age 4, stepson; and John Hunt, 20. His obituary in The Fenton Independent: "Abner Remington, age 80, a resident of Fenton about 50 years, died 6 March 1900 at the home of his nephew, Ebin Remington. Born in New Bedford, MA, during young manhood he was a sailor, making several trips to the whaling grounds. After retiring from the sea, he came to Fenton and purchased a farm in Mundy." One genealogy at Rootsweb has his date of birth as 13 March 1820 (re: Kim Hawkins). | Remington, Abner (I05165)
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| 5647 | newenglandancestors.org | Source (S012999)
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| 5648 | Newport, 31 May 1774, this mortgage is discharged in settlement with Isaac Tripp, and his son Isaac, signed, John Malbone, administrator of estate of Godfrey Malbone. Isaac Tripp, of Pomfret, CT, and Susannah his wife, to Stephen Arnold, of Warwick : consideration, 14,300 pounds, old tenor, 200 acres of land, my mansion house farm at Cowesett, date 22 February 1760. Recorded 13 May 1760. Isaac Tripp, of Pomfret, CT, and Susannah, his wife, to Benjamin Arnold, of Warwick, 57 acres; consideration, 2,400 pounds, old tenor. Witnesses: Nathaniel Kenyon, Isaac Tripp, Jr., date 1 November 1762. Recorded 26 January 1763. Isaac Tripp, and Susannah, of Pomfret, CT, to Godfrey Malbone, 240 acres, Warwick; consideration, 19,200 pounds, old tenor, date 31 January 1764. Recorded 4 March 1765. Isaac Tripp, of Warwick, to Isaac Tripp, Jr., of Warwick, the dwelling house in which I now live, and 9 acres of land ; consideration, 250 pounds dated 10 April 1765. | Tripp, Isaac Sr. (I13308)
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| 5649 | Newspaper transcriptions by James N. Arnold in "Vital Record of RI" | Source (S012709)
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| 5650 | Nicholas & Freelove were married by Rouse Helme, Justice of the Peace. | Family F05233
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