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Matches 5,901 to 5,950 of 7,770
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| 5901 | Peirce, David, s. David Esq. of Somerset and Elizabeth, Feb. 14, 1766, G.R.1. (New Bedford VR) | Peirce, David (I05745)
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| 5902 | Peleg & Waite were married by Joseph Harris, Justice. A copy of the official marriage record is among the papers in the Mary E. Rice Collection. I have estimated the birth years of some of the children. Russell is not found in most of the genealogies, but is in a family Bible record. Also, it is said that Charles had a twin named Deborah -- she must have died in infancy. I have no further information on either Russell or Deborah. | Family F01707
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| 5903 | Peleg and his first wife Ruth moved from Cheshire, MA, to Shaftsbury, VT, around 1779. About 1801 they moved to Addison Co., VT | Whitford, Peleg (I01261)
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| 5904 | Peleg C. Remington and his brother Peter B. were mill operators in Scituate, RI, from about 1814/15 and following. The mill manufactured cotton yarn. The 1830 Federal Census lists Peleg C. Remington and family living at Scituate, Providence Co., RI. In the Federal Census of 1850, the family is at Providence, Ward 6, RI: Peleg C. 61, Delany 57, Esther B. 27, Delaney B. 23, Irene G. 21, & Mariah C. 16 (all b RI except Esther b MA). Peleg is a machinist. In the 1860 Federal Census, Peleg C. & Delaney B. Remington are ages 71 & 66, living in Ward 6, Providence, RI. With them are Ester B., 36, and Irena J., 26. Next door are George & Delaney (Remington) Randall and family. In the 1870 Federal Census, Peleg is age 82, Delanie is age 77, and Esther is age 46. They are still living at Providence, RI. There is a large monument in the Pawtuxet Cemetery which has Peleg's name and dates on it. There is also a masonic symbol on it. This monument has been photographed. | Remington, Colonel Peleg C. (I01957)
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| 5905 | Peleg went to City Hill, Yates County, NY, in 1788, and brought his family from RI the following year. Children of Peleg & Elizabeth were: James C., Peleg, Esther, Robert V., Stephen R., and Hamilton J. b.1797 (he married 1826 to Mary [Briggs] Vaughn b.1794 NK, widow of Caleb Vaughn; their ch: James C., Willett, Hannah, Robert V). | Briggs, Peleg Jr. (I10377)
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| 5906 | Peleg went with his cousin John Briggs to "New Jerusalem" at Yates County, NY, in 1788. In 1783 he was "of Exeter" (RI). | Briggs, Peleg (I10367)
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| 5907 | Peleg's first name came to me from a genealogy of the Sawdey family at NewEnglandancestors.org | Sawdey, Peleg (I22427)
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| 5908 | Peleg's will mentions his wife Anne, and children Job, Peleg, Richard, Priscillla, Sarah (Rogers), Mary (Smith), Anne (Rogers), & Mehitable (Thurston), also daughter-in-law Sarah Tripp and kinsman William Sanford, overseer. | Tripp, Peleg Sr. (I01496)
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| 5909 | Peleg's will mentions his wife Sarah and daughters Elizabeth, wife of James Arnold; Lydia Rhoades; & Mary Rhoades; as well as cousin William Rhoades. | Rhodes, Peleg (I05050)
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| 5910 | Penelope (Parker) Remington was a witness to this Quaker marriage. | Family F02067
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| 5911 | Penelope Remington is named as a granddaughter in the 1759 will of her grandfather David Greene. | Remington, Penelope (I09203)
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| 5912 | Penelope was a daughter of James Andrews of Scituate. | Andrews, Penelope (I16672)
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| 5913 | Penelope's parents moved to Norfolk, CT, in 1759. Her stepmother Hannah Remington was reportedly from Suffield. (source: History of the Simon Mills Family, by Katie Mills, p. 59) In the 1810 census Penelope appears to be a widow, listed as head of household in Brutus, Cayuga Co., NY. She is listed next to son-in-law Samuel Olds and near son Martin Remington. Also in the same town is David Remington, probably the nephew of Jabez. Penelope's household is as follows: 1 FWM 10-15, 1 FWM 16-25, 1 FWM 26-44, 1 FWF 10-15, 1 FWF 16-25, and 1 FWF 45+. Penelope died of consumption at age 59. "She was a professor of religion in the Baptist denomination." | Mills, Penelope (I28081)
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| 5914 | Penny's parents are Edward & Mary (Feil) Kosecki. | Kosecki, Patricia Ann "Penny" (I21143)
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| 5915 | Pentecost and his family moved from Marblehead to Attleboro around 1700. (sources: Representative Men and families of Southeastern MA, Vol 3 p 1472 & 1472; A Sketch of the History of Attleborough, p 516; other books at Google Books) The will of Pentecost Blackinton, yeoman, of Attleboro, was dated 23 Sep 1715, and probated 1 Nov 1715. It mentions but does not name his wife; mentions sons Benjamin (eldest) and Pentecost, and daughter Elizabeth; mentions but does not name "all my other children." (source: Abstracts of Bristol County, Massachusetts Probate Records, 1687-1745 By H. L. Peter Rounds, p 68; Google Books) | Blackington, Pentecost (I24709)
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| 5916 | Pentecost is mentioned in the will of his uncle Pentecost Sweet, dated 5 April 1760. | Sweet, Pentecost (I12599)
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| 5917 | Perhaps he was the Robert Metcalf who was married and living in Flint, MI, in 1920. | Metcalf, Robert N. (I12900)
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| 5918 | Perhaps Henry's middle name is Adams. His mother may have died in childbirth or shortly after Henry's birth -- but this is just speculation because I do not know Henry's exact date of birth. Henry A. Remington who married Sally W. Reynolds was identified as "son of William." I am making an assumption that he is Henry A. Remington, son of this particular William Remington. Their birth dates seem about right for this marriage (see their ages at death, in the RI Death Index). Henry A. is mentioned as a son in the 1852 will of William Remington. His death record at Providence also identifies him as "son of William." | Remington, Henry A. (I10652)
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| 5919 | Perhaps this surname would be spelled Barstow today. | Bearsto, Hannah (I12758)
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| 5920 | PERKINS MARY W (REMINGTON) 1824c - 12 DEC 1849 WK114 | Remington, Mary Whipple (I25362)
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| 5921 | permission obtained from author to use, email of 6 March 2004 | Source (S013016)
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| 5922 | Perry is listed at Tiverton in the 1820 census. | Manchester, Perry (I00936)
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| 5923 | Peter and Maria were married by William Barker Jr., Justice of the Peace. It was his first marriage and her second. | Family F10726
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| 5924 | Peter B. Remington and his brother Peleg were mill operators in Scituate, RI from about 1814/15. The mill manufactured cotton yarn. I have made an assumption that his middle intial B stands for Burlingame, and that he was named after his maternal grandfather. | Remington, Colonel Peter Burlingame (I01662)
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| 5925 | Peter moved westward and first settled in New Castle, Ohio. "He taught one term of school, and had mathematical ability" (source: Remington manuscript). I have discovered what I believe to be his family in the 1850 census, so I am placing them here based on my assumption and data from various censuses which supports this assumption. See notes for Susanna. Further research has confirmed that this indeed is Peter's family, based on DAR membership #750866. | Remington, Peter Gardner (I04208)
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| 5926 | Peter P. Remington's name and/or signature appears in many Newport wills during the 1800s. For example: witness to will of John Shaw 24 Aug 1812 witness to will of James Center 21 Jan 1814 witness to will of Mary (Tilley) Swinburne 2 Nov 1828 (his wife's aunt) witness to will of Joseph Sanford 1838 "friend" in will of Mary Dayton 1842 "executor" in will of Myra Allen d. 26 June 1844 "executor" of will of Jonathan Bailey 1848 Peter P. Remington was Overseer of the Poor in Newport, 1840 and 1842; perhaps other years, too. (source: documents indexed online by Jamestown Historical Society) In the 1850 Federal Census, P.P. Remington 67 & his wife Rualmi C. 62 are living in Newport, RI, with Sarah Lawton 15. In 1851-1852, after his wife died, Peter was boarding with his son. (source: "Lydia's Letters, 10 More" compiled by Margie Brown and Virginia Remington Rich) In the 1860 Federal Census, Peter P. Remington is age 78, and living with his daughter and son-in-law, Sarah H. & Samuel Carr, and their family, at Newport, RI. | Remington, Peter P. (I09851)
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| 5927 | Peter P. Remington, Jr., died at 6 weeks of age. | Remington, Peter P. (I09854)
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| 5928 | Peter S. Bower was a well-known physician in the area. At the Georgia Genweb site, cemetery records of The Old Cemetery at Thomasville, Peter's year of death is given as both 1892 and 1897 (see below). After her first husband died, Martha Adams (Remington) Davies married Dr. P. S. Bower. Dr. Bower was born 4 Dec 1833 died 19 Dec 1897. Peter Shively Bower, 4 Dec 1833 - 19 Dec 1897 CSA Dr. h/o Martha Adams Bower, 29 July 1831 - 5 May 1898; mn Remington | Bower, M.D. Peter Shively (I10680)
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| 5929 | Peter was a lieutenant in the US Navy during the Revolution. He, along with his brother Charles, administered his father's estate. | Rhodes, Peter (I05057)
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| 5930 | Peter was a miller. He became very bent, perhaps with scoliosis. The same happened with his brother, Julius, in later years. Peter lived in Horsens with his wife and at least two sons. They had very little contact with other memnbers of the family. | Sorensen, Jens Peder (I00439)
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| 5931 | Peter was admitted freeman of Warwick on 30 April 1687. He drowned at Pawtucket Falls in 1708. | Greene, Peter (I03819)
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| 5932 | Peter's will mentions his father Major John Greene, his wife and children by name, and unnamed grandchildren. | Greene, Peter (I01591)
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| 5933 | Phebe & Joseph Latham lived at Saybrook, CT. | Fenner, Phebe (I07860)
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| 5934 | Phebe & William were married by Rouse Helme, Assistant. | Family F02298
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| 5935 | Phebe and her sister Hope married two brothers. In the 1860 census, Phebe Pearce is age 45 RI, "widow" living in New Bedford. Also in the household are: Phebe J. 19 MA, Frank 16 MA, and Ella M. 14 MA; also Abner Remington 41 RI. In the MA 1865 census, Seabury and Phebe are listed as together in New Bedford with daughter Ella in the household. | Remington, Phebe (I05728)
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| 5936 | Phebe Ann Arnold is mentioned as daughter in her father's will of Nov 1847. She is appointed as executrix and is to care for her mother Susan. | Remington, Phebe Ann (I26136)
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| 5937 | Phebe Arnold and her five children are mentioned in the 1744 will of her grandfather, Job Greene. | Stafford, Phebe (I08812)
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| 5938 | Phebe Arnold received a legacy from her grandfather Thomas Cooke. | Cooke, Phebe (I04667)
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| 5939 | Phebe Arnold, wife of Philip Arnold, is mentioned as a daughter in the will of Toleration Harris. | Harris, Phoebe (I25012)
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| 5940 | Phebe is identified as w/o George Seabury and d/o Constant Seabury in the death record (RI Vital Records, New Series, Vol. 13, p. 185). | Seabury, Phebe (I23284)
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| 5941 | Phebe was a sister of Lydia, who married John Franklin. Her parents were Benjamin Tayer & Jane Battey. | Tayer, Phebe (I09174)
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| 5942 | Phebe was age 9 in the 1850 census. | Remington, Phebe L. (I09653)
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| 5943 | Phebe was probably Samuel's second wife. Hopkins Samuel, Jr., and Phebe Case; m. by Elder James Wightman, May 13, 1779, West Greenwich | Case, Phebe (I21374)
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| 5944 | Phebe Wightman was a widow residing at East Greenwich, RI when she wrote her will dated 17 May 1783 at Warwick, proved 14 Oct 1786. In it she mentions the names of eight children, including two daughters named Mary; and two granddaughters, Phebe Whitford (wife of Sweet Whitford) and Phebe Dexter. | Havens, Phebe (I05817)
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| 5945 | Phebe's age fluctuates greatly in the censuses, from 32 in 1850, to 32 in 1860, and 44 in 1870. According to the 1880 census, Phebe's father was born in RI and her mother in VT. Her maiden name is sometimes given as Coles, but the gravestone transcription online has it as Cole. The gravestone transcription has her middle initial as J. | Cole, Phebe E. (I13389)
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| 5946 | Phebe's birth is recorded at Nantucket, MA, as 29th, 8th mo. 1786. She is identified as of RI, and the wife of Benjamin Jenkins. There is also a birth recorded at Nantucket, for Remington Jenkins of RI, 2nd, 9 mo. 1816. Is this a son? | Remington, Penelope (I11828)
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| 5947 | Phebe's marriage to Gideon is also in the Warwick VRs (Arnold's) but there her name is given as Phebe Remington. | Burlingame, Phebe (I17555)
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| 5948 | Phebe's will was dated 22 Apr 1839, proved 14 Dec 1839, Coventry, RI. | Arnold, Phebe (I23084)
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| 5949 | Philip & Mary settled in Westport, MA. | Manchester, Philip Sr. (I00931)
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| 5950 | Philip & Mary were married by Walter Cook, Justice. | Family F04762
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