Notes

Matches 5,651 to 5,700 of 7,770

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5651	Nicholas & Phebe had about 14 children (see "Descendants of Roger Williams, Book I, Waterman Line" pp. 37 & 38)	Harris, Dr. Nicholas Sr. (I02053)
5652	Nicholas & Urania moved from Rhode Island to Tattnall County, GA, just west of Savannah.	Smith, Captain Nicholas (I10609)
5653	Nicholas and Comfort were married by George Dyer, Justice. The marriage record identifies Nicholas as Nicholas Brown, Jr., s/o Nicholas, of West Greenwich. Comfort is identifed as d/o Thomas Langford, of New York.	Family F06918
5654	Nicholas Carr Northup was Justice of the Peace, Ensign of the Second Kingstown Company of militia, and State Senator. "Nicholas C. Northup, Esq., formerly State Senator, died in his 59th year at North Kingstown, 17 Dec 1825"	Northup, Esquire Nicholas Carr (I13940)
5655	Nicholas Christopher, of Cranston, and Phebe Ann Rice, of Warwick, dau. of Josephus ; m. by C. Brayton, Justice, Oct. 25, 1812.	Family F09213
5656	Nicholas Northup, Esq., of North Kingstown, died in his 81st year. I have made an assumption that both of these marriages are for this particular "Nicholas, son of Nicholas." Nicholas Northup, Jr., witnessed a North Kingstown will around the year 1766. Nicholas & Hannah Northup witnessed the will of Hannah Allen, dated 12 Dec 1805, North Kingstown. Possibly she was Hannah Northup's mother (?).	Northup, Esquire Nicholas Jr. (I13957)
5657	Nicholas Northup, Jr., & Hannah Allen were married by Jeffrey Watson, Assistant.	Family F05403
5658	Nicholas Power II died in the Great Swamp fight.	Power, Nicholas II (I05049)
5659	Nicholas Remington [mddscnstrctn@yahoo.com]	Source (S013653)
5660	Nicholas Remington [mddscnstrctn@yahoo.com]	Source (S013652)
5661	Nicholas was a widower when he married Martha.	Family F03096
5662	Nicholas was chosen Town Moderator of Jamestown in 1683. His will was proved 12 March 1709, Jamestown.	Carr, Nicholas (I01575)
5663	Nichols William, of John, of Warwick, and Mary Hill, of Henry, of West Greenwich; m. by William Greene, Justice, June 23, 1728.	Family F06596
5664	NICHOLSON Jane, wife of Joseph, aged 52 years, Newport, April, 1691 (RI Quaker Monthly Meeting records). I think she was more like 62 years old.	Unknown, Jane (I02165)
5665	NICKERSON LEROY W 1876 - 1951 WK142 NICKERSON FLORENCE 1889 - 1959 WK142 In 1910, Leroy and Minnie are at Providence with two adopted sons. In 1920, it appears that he is married to Florence. Minnie is living elsewhere, and is listed as D, divorced.	Nickerson, Leroy W. (I26174)
5666	Nicknamed "Broadside Johnny"; married to Deedee.	Remington, John Warner (I12868)
5667	Nicolai was single.	Nicolaisen, Nicolai (I00831)
5668	Niels & Lilly have two or three children.	Sorensen, Niels Peder (I11685)
5669	Niels and Anna had five children.	Larsen, Niels Jorgen (I06687)
5670	Niels and Ulla have two children.	Christensen, Niels Erik (I11702)
5671	Ninna was from Norup, Denmark.	Petersen, Ninna (I11721)
5672	NK land records of 1713/14 show that Henry Hill gave half of his homestead to Henry Hill, Jr. This could be assumed to be a son of Henry b 1661, but this needs more research to confirm.	Hill, Henry Jr. (I27230)
5673	No "proof" has been found that William is the father of John Henry, other than notes from family members.	Wilcox, William H. (I09108)
5674	No ages or parents' names are given in the marriage record.	Family F07152
5675	Noah & Abigail had about 12 children.	Pomeroy, Noah (I08052)
5676	Noah died at sea.	Manchester, Noah L. (I04900)
5677	Norfolk Church of Christ (CT): Genealogy Today REMINGTON, Ebenezer - 1781 Connecticut REMINGTON, Jabez - 1773 Connecticut The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 63 p 179, has his date of birth as 16 Sep 1757.	Remington, Ebenezer (I08279)
5678	Norman lived in Macomb County & Lapeer County, MI. In the 1850 Federal Census, Norman & Polly are living at Ray, Macomb Co., MI, with their son "Reubin" and Norman's father "Dan." In 1870, they are still there, with four children: Reuben, Rufus, Almira, and Elwin/Elmer. Also in the home is Maria Remington, age 56, b NY. Probably this is Norman's sister-in-law, Mariah. In 1880, Norman is living at Oregon, Lapeer Co., MI, with his daughter Palmyra and her husband Robert Metcalf and their three children. Elmer Remington, age 12, is also there. See official Michigan website with 1870 census images: http://envoy.libofmich.lib.mi.us/1870_census/	Remington, Norman (I10032)
5679	Norman worked at Kent County Hospital. He and his family lived at 55 Colonial Ave., in the Apponaug section of Warwick, RI. His funeral was at St. Barnabas Church, Apponaug, and burial was in Quidnessett Cemetery, North Kingstown, RI. From Doreen (Hunt) Kosciusko: "Uncle Norman raised homing pigeons in his backyard."	Remington, Norman Straight (I00418)
5680	North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000	Source (S183872)
5681	Northbridge, MA, VRs have Sarah's dob as 2 May 1841.	Remington, Sarah L. (I05895)
5682	Not much is known about this Owen, and whether he in fact belongs in this family. I have roughly estimated his birth year.	Davis, Owen (I10248)
5683	Note at Rootsweb from descendant Margaret Fish: "I descend from Col. Thaddeus Remington of C'd'g'a, through son Thad Jr., and his daughter Mary. And finally, after 9 years, found a book which verifies he was married in Granby, Conn. (near Suffield) to Betsy Root (some NY books said Nelson) on Jan. 28, 1793. He died 19 Sept. 1838 and Betsy died 24 Dec. 1855." "Overlooking Centerfield was the home of Colonel Thaddeus Remington, the maternal grandparent, who had given his own name to the hill upon which he had built his log-house in 1798. Colonel Remington was the eldest of three brothers who came from Vermont, where the traditions of the family run back until they are lost to record. By his solicitations two younger brothers, who had come from Vermont to Connecticut, were induced to come west to make a settlement, and one of them selected Henrietta and the other Mumford, in Monroe county." (source: Semi-Centennial History of the City of Rochester by William F. Peck, 1884, pp 718 - 723; posted on NYGenweb, biography of George Raines) From the 1800 Federal Census: Thadeus Rimmington, Canandaigua, Ontario, NY	Remington, Col. Thaddeus Sr. (I08358)
5684	Note from a descendant, Lisa Carr Rains: Robert H. moved from MI to Parke Township, Clay Co., MN, between 1869-1874, and then to Bemidji, MN, in 1893. Robert was in the 3rd Regiment Michigan Cavalry in the Civil War.	Carr, Robert Heazlett (I14240)
5685	Note from findagrave.com: She is known to be a grandchild of Governor John Wanton of Rhode Island, but there is no certainty of who her parents were. She received a legacy of 420 pounds in her grandfather's will [I have not been able to verify that]. There is a brief newspaper account of her death, listing her as "Marcy Cook, wife of Captain Peter of Foster." The bequest of 450 pounds to granddaughter Mary Wanton is found in the will of Edward Wanton, not Gov. John Wanton (see the Genealogical Dictionary of RI by John Osborne Austin p 215 at Google Books). I have made an assumption that she is d/o John Wanton (s/o John) and Ann Redwood (d/o Abraham). They had a daughter Ann b c 1727? who married Job Randall in Scituate. (see Supplement to Descendants to Roger Williams Book I Waterman Line, compiled by Dorothy Higson White, Roger Williams Family Assoc. 2003, p 9.) There is a family connection to Scituate, and also Peter and Mercy named a son John Wanton Cook. From James N. Arnold's Vital Record of RI: COOKE Mrs. Marcy, wife of Capt. Peter, in 61st year, at Foster. She has had 99 children and grandchildren, 78 of whom are now living. [Note. We think there must be a mistake in the age given here. J. N. A.] Feb. 20, 1789; Town Page Detail: Providence (newspaper report). Findagrave.com lists five children for Peter & Marcy but I think there may have been at least three more, births recorded at Providence: Rhoda 1749, Elizabeth 1751, and Christopher 1753. The children listed at findagrave.com are: Susanna, Charles 1747, Constant 1758, John 1762, and Hope 1764. The above three children recorded in Provdience fit into this list. Note that Mary, Marcy, and Mercy are sometimes interchangeable in the old records.	Wanton, Mercy (I27383)
5686	Note from Keith Manchester: "It is now known what Job Manchester's (1663-1713) wife's last name is: Archer. You show it as unknown which was true until April 2003 when there was a paper in "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 157, April 2003 titled "The family of John Archer of Portsmouth, Rhode Island" Pages 101 to 114. This paper shows that Hannah (unknown) was Hannah Archer, sister of John Archer."	Archer, Hannah (I01797)
5687	Note from Lisa Carr Rains, a descendant: Cary Carr moved from Yates Co., NY, to Wayne Township, Cass Co., MI in about 1848 or 1849.	Carr, Cary (I14239)
5688	Note from Lisa Carr Rains, a descendant: Robert Robinson moved from Jamestown, RI, to CT in about 1791, to PA about 1795 and to Genesee County, NY, (now the township of Jerusalem, Yates Co., NY) in about 1798. Robert Carr is mentioned in the will of his uncle, James Tew, dated 5 Jan 1856 at Jamestown, RI.	Carr, Robert Robinson (I14232)
5689	Note from Lisa Carr Rains, a descendant: Vernon L. moved from MN to California in 1902 with his mother and brother after his father died.	Carr, Vernon Lloyd (I14241)
5690	Note from Pat Stormo's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect: "John resided North Kingstown, Rhode Island, where he was Lieutenant of Militia, 1775-1777."	Manchester, John (2) (I05586)
5691	Note from research of Faith J. Underwood: "I heareby certify that George Hopkins, son of Elisha Hopkins, and Phebe Andrew (dau. Of Elder Joseph Tillinghast) of Voluntown, were lawfully joined together in marriage on the 11th day of Jan. 1824, by me the subscriber, Sam	Family F04922
5692	Note from Shirley M. Greene: "Oscar Greene was b 24 Dec 1846 in Warwick d 30 Jan 1889 NK died from eating a can of tuna fish that was tainted. Death listed in B-M-D 1870-1909 NK Bk 4: 82"	Greene, Oscar Jerome (I00673)
5693	Note that I am not sure this marriage belongs to this particular Audley.	Howland, Margaret (I27856)
5694	Note: This couple may be misplaced on the tree -- this is in process of research. Stephen may be a son of John b.1757 in Scituate, RI; some genealogies have him as a son of John b.1770. However, if this is the case, Stephen couldn't have been born in 1780. His wife was probably Rebeckah Watson; they had a son Zeri Watson Remington (see Boyd Scott Remington's chart -- needs more research to confirm).	Watson, Rebeckah (I10095)
5695	Note: According to an abstract of her father's will (Beaman's), in it he mentions a daughter Sally Carr Armstrong; a separate item mentions a granddaughter as Sarah Carr Armstrong. Are these two separate people, or was there a mistake in the writing of the will, or in the recording of it by the clerk, or by the one who wrote the abstract? Very possibly. Or, were there two Sarah/Sallys who married Armstrong men? Also possible. BSR's ancestry chart lists a daughter Sarah for Benjamin & Hannah (no source noted).	Remington, Sally Carr (I04622)
5696	Note: I am not absulutely sure that Jonathan Hill of RI is a son of John & Frances Hill. However, I have linked him to this couple based on genealogical information sent to me by Hill descendants. Jonathan & Mary Hill lived at Warwick, Portsmouth, and Prudence Island. Jonathan & Mary may have had another son named Thomas in the early 1650s, as the book "The History of East Greenwich" tells of a Thomas Hill who was in Potowomut by 1680, in business partnership with James Greene. Jonathan may have been born earlier than 1640, possibly closer to 1630. It is believed that Jonathan married twice, to two women named Mary: Mary Sharwood (Sherwood) and Mary Bassett. From another genealogy: This or another Jonathan Hill may have died 2 Feb 1710, and his wife died 12 Sep 1715. (This needs more research.)	HILL, Jonathan Sr. (I05924)
5697	NOTE: I have made an assumption that this marriage record belongs to this particular Job Almy: ALMY Job, of Job, deceased, of Portsmouth, and Bridget Sanford, of Col. Peleg, dec., of Newport; m. by Gov. Samuel Cranston, Dec. 6, 1705. (Vol. 3 p. 3, Tiverton Marriages)	Family F07075
5698	Note: the ancestral line of Zeri has not yet been proven -- see accompanying notes for his parents, Stephen & Rebeckah, and grandfather, John. In the 1850 Federal Census, Zeri & Eliza are living at Pittsburgh, PA, and with them are their three oldest children. Also in the household is Martha Remington, age 65, b. Vermont. This is probably Zeri's stepmother, who is also his aunt. In the 1860 Federal Census the family is living at Boomer, Pottawattamie Co., IA. Martha is still with them, age 75. From the Rootsweb message board, surname Remington: Not sure where Zeri was buried but his first two wives are in Allegheny Cemetery in the same lot with Zeri's father, Stephen (from R. Schroder).	Remington, Zeri Watson (I12665)
5699	Notes (edited) from JD Watson at Rootsweb's Worldconnect: b. 1646 in Salisbury, Lancashire, England d. 6 JAN 1730/31 in Warwick Rhode Island Immigration: 1661 Warwick, Rhode Island Settled age 15 or 16 to Rhode Island w Edmund Calverly, London innkeeper May 1663 cleared timber at Paquabuck bet. 1673 - 1674 purchased land near Potowomut & Cowesett Bay from the Indians 22 May 1674 Order of town, home lot of 6 acres granted at Warwick Cove adjacent to Edmund Calverly 4 May 1675 admitted freeman of Newport, RI 1687 served on Grand Jury 1710 Deputy from Warwick, Rhode Island The following notes are from Norma Roberts: Cherry Fletcher Bamberg has done extensive work on John Rice and his life. See her work for more info. The name John Rice ("John Riss") shows up in Warwick records for the first time on 13 Jan 1661, when he joined Edmund Calverly and Randall Holden in witnessing an indenture. John O. Austin, who published a biographical sketch of John Rice, says he came from old England with Mr. (Edmund) Calverly. No source has identified John's parents but he was very close to Edmund Calverly, and given the difference in their ages (Calverly was born in 1613), it can be assumed that John may have been an apprentice of Calverly's or some kind of relative back in England. Calverly made a deed of gift to John and Elizabeth Rice on 18 Nov 1676 "in consideration of the Love and affection which I have," but mentions no relationship. Calverly also made a second, also unexplained, deed of gift 23 Jan 1677/78 to John Rice alone. No proof of when his wife Elizabeth died or whether he remarried, or no birth records of his children's births can be found in Warwick records. He had two sons to whom he made deeds of gift, but it is possible he may have had one or more daughters (unknown at this time). Elizabeth may have died young and John never remarried and this could explain why only two children are found for John and Elizabeth.	Rice, John I (I06096)
5700	Notes exceprted from "Mayflower Descendants Through Five Generations" Vol. 12, p. 4 & 5: Francis Cooke and his son John (Jean, en francais) embarked on the Speedwell at Delfshaven, Holland, in July 1620. At Southampton or Plymouth, England, they transferred to the Mayflower and set sail Wednesday, 6 Sep 1620 (or, 16th Sep, new calendar). Francis was one of the signers of the Mayflower Compact on 11 Nov 1620 (21st Nov, new calendar). In late 1623 Francis Cooke received two acres with his son John, and four acres for the rest of the family, who came on the ship Anne in Aug 1623.	COOKE, Francis (I05980)