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Matches 6,001 to 6,050 of 7,770
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| 6001 | Priscilla Bacon was a 6th-generation descendant of Priscilla Alden. | Bacon, Priscilla (I12787)
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| 6002 | Priscilla is a descendant of John Alden & Priscilla Mullins. | Taber, Priscilla (I17059)
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| 6003 | Priscilla married and settled in New York State (according to the book "Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island," p. 1188f). | Hambly, Priscilla (I00747)
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| 6004 | Priscilla Warren died at nearly 74 years of age. | Faunce, Priscilla (I17978)
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| 6005 | Probably Emma was born of Robert's first marriage, because she was born in Canada, and also Palmyra would have been too young to be her mother. | Metcalf, Emma (I12898)
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| 6006 | Probably his full name was Stephen Remington Sheldon. | Sheldon, Stephen R. (I10724)
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| 6007 | Probably Joanna's husband was of the Tanner family of Rhode Island, as was Esther Tanner, who married John Wellwood. John & Esther's son James married Sally, Joanna's sister. See notes for James A. Wellwood and Esther Tanner, elsewhere on this family tree. I am wondering if Joanna was widowed young, or divorced. She appears to be the Joanna Remington in the 1850 census, age 40, living with James & Sally Wellwood and family at Oswego, NY. If so, Sally is Joanna's sister. Joanna's age is off about 8 years -- not uncommon for a woman's age in the census. (Joanna needs more research.) | Remington, Joanna (I08976)
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| 6008 | Probably Josiah married his first cousin. Elizabeth was very likely the daughter of his uncle Elisha Arnold. The marriage record names the fathers of both Josiah & Elizabeth.. | Arnold, Josiah (I03945)
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| 6009 | Probably this was the Sylvester Northup who moved to Exeter from North Kingstown, and was mentioned in the Exeter Town Council records on 12 Jan 1754, being summoned to appear at the next meeting to account for his residence in town. At the next meeting he was accepted as a resident of Exeter, on 12 Feb 1754. This signifies that he must have had some means of livlihood, or else he would have been sent back to North Kingstown. He may have been a son of Joseph Northup, c1665 - 1726, who married Hopestill Smith; or he may be a son of Henry Northup, who was born c1688 - 1741-59. This Henry may have married Mary Eldred and/or Hopestill (Smith) Northup, widow of Joseph. The names of Sylvester's children were obtained from genealogy notes belonging to Adeline King, but need research to confirm. I have not been able to find any definitive data on this family, other than my notes above. It has been suggested that Sylvester II may have been orphaned or for some other reason raised by relatives, possibly Gideon & Avis Northup. | Northup, Sylvester I (I13988)
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| 6010 | Providence Daily Journal, Friday, 15 Apr 1864: "MARRIED - in this city, 14th inst, by Rev. Augustus Woodbury, Mr. Benjamin F. Remington, Jr., and Miss Emily R., daughter of Hon. Seth Padelford, all of this city." | Family F01556
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| 6011 | Providence records as transcribed by James N. Arnold, gives his surname as Johnston. In the 1850 Federal Census, Nicholas & Sally R. are living at Cranston, RI. The household includes Sally's brother Richard and his family, and their mother Sally Greene, 85. | Johnson, Captain Nicholas (I02424)
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| 6012 | Prudence Bell as the wife of Dennis Remington came from Sandy Zagarella in a posting at Rootsweb's Remington mailing list/message board. (quote from Sandy: "I have the marriage cert. for Dennis Remington and Prudence and her last name is Bell.") In the Federal Census of 1900, Prudence Remington is age 54 and a widow, living at Hackberry, Labette Co., KS. Her three sons and their families are with her and/or next door. | Bell, Prudence (I22617)
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| 6013 | Prudence's date of death is given as 18 Jan, but no year. It is implied that it was the same year as her husband William, whose date of death is just above it, but I can't be sure. | Unknown, Prudence (I27624)
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| 6014 | Prudence's dates of birth and death were obtained at: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen337.htm | Morris, Prudence (I08235)
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| 6015 | Pvt 156 Depot Brig In 1920 Charles & Elizabeth are lodging with the Belliveau family in worcester, MA, but they have no children listed with them. In 1930 the family is at Worcester, MA, as follows: Charles B. Remington 33, Elizabeth 29, Mildred E. 13, John B. 9, and Charles B. 2. | Remington, Charles Bradford (I15844)
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| 6016 | Pvt 1Cl 7 Field Arty 1 Div | Remington, Herbert B. (I15843)
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| 6017 | Quote received from both Pam Amari and Peter Fay: "The Papers of Alexander Hamilton" Feb-June 1792; Volume XI, pages 535-536 New York, June 21, 1792 "From John P. Mumford & Co.: Oliver Remington late of Jamestown on the island of Conanicut, in the State of Rhode Island, was during the War, a Mate on board the Frigate Trumbull, James Nicholson Esqr Commander, in the service of the United States. Since that period he has been lost at sea. His father Capt. Benja. Remington, intends claiming the balance due from the United States for his late Son's services, & has requested us to write you on the subject. He wishes a copy of Oliver Remington's Accot. as it stands on the Ship's Book, or in the proper office, may be sent us......." (John P. Mumford and Company was a New York City mercantile house.) See The Papers of Alexander Hamilton Digital Edition, ed. Harold C. Syrett. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, Rotunda, 2011. Canonic URL: http://rotunda.upress.virginia.edu/founders/ARHN-01-11-02-0448 Original source: Volume XI: February 1792, June 1792 On the cover of this letter Hamilton wrote: "Mr Woolcott will please to examine the fact & answer this letter in his own name." | Remington, Oliver (I04185)
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| 6018 | Rachel died at age 73 y 8 m | Devol, Rachel (I28774)
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| 6019 | Rachel ELLIS Rachel, w. Amos, Oct. 2, 1820, a. 50. [w. Maj. Amos, in 50th year, G.S.] | Thurston, Rachel (I25611)
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| 6020 | Rachel Peirce sent me a photograph of Margaret Austin Munroe. | Austin, Margaret (I00490)
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| 6021 | Ralph is said to have come from England to Boston, MA in 1634. Records show him at various times in Newport, RI; Portsmouth, RI; and Darthmouth, MA. His will is dated 19 Nov 1673, proved 14 Nov 1677, Portsmouth, RI. The will names his wife as Jane, but sometimes it is given as Joan. His five children and one grandson are mentioned in this will. See Alden Beaman's "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 3, No. 1. | EARLE, Ralph (I01481)
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| 6022 | Ralph married Vern Scanlon & Lillian Wernhome. He had three children: Robert, Lorraine, & Bruce. | Porier, Ralph (I20833)
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| 6023 | Ralph was in World War I. | Remington, Ralph Russell (I14868)
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| 6024 | Ralph was the treasurer of the family business, Remington's Dairy. The RI Cemetery Database says his grave is in Freeborn Brayton Lot, Seven Mile Rd., Cranston, RI. However, there's a memorial stone for him and his wife at the Greenwood Cemetery, CY59, Fairview Ave., Coventry. Probably their graves were moved there in recent years. | Remington, Ralph Brayton (I05127)
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| 6025 | Randal W Cooper [rwcooper@kellnet.com] | Source (S012896)
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| 6026 | Randall and his family lived in Coventry, RI. | Rice, Randall Sr. (I04449)
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| 6027 | RANDALL Bethiah E., only daughter of Jeremiah, Esq., and Capt. James Brattle, of this town, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, April 10, 1808 | Family F09037
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| 6028 | Randall died at age 4 months. | Hopkins, Randall R. (I12656)
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| 6029 | Randall Fritz [ranfritz@localnet.com] | Source (S013469)
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| 6030 | Randall Holden was one of the signers of the first Portsmouth Compact, 7 March 1638. He was also one of the original settlers of Warwick, along with the Gortons and Greenes. On 24 March 1639 Randall Holden witnessed the deed of the purchase of Rhode Island (Aquidneck Island) from the Indians. (source: RI Genealogical Register, Vol 14, p. 220) | HOLDEN, Randall (I03857)
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| 6031 | Randall Holden, Jr., of Warwick, & Naomi Potter of Providence were married by William Burton, Asst. | Family F06767
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| 6032 | RANDALL Huldah, daughter of the late Jeremiah, of Warwick, and Benjamm Fowler, of North Kingstown, merchant, at Warwick. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791 | Randall, Huldah (I24093)
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| 6033 | Randall is mentioned as a son in his mother's will but not in his father's. | Hill, Randall (I27290)
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| 6034 | RANDALL Jeremiah, of Warwick, and Patience Aborn, of Cranston; m. by Eld. Abraham Lippitt, April 20, 1788. | Family F09036
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| 6035 | RANDALL Job, Esq., at Scituate, in 74th year, Jan. 31, 1781 | Randall, Esquire Job (I24691)
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| 6036 | Randall's will mentions his wife Bethiah, and children John (eldest son), Randall, Susanna, Wate, Mary, & Frances. | Holden, Major Randall Jr. (I01967)
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| 6037 | Rasmus was a very ardent socialist. He was also very honest. On one occasion he returned some money he had found. But when he turned it in, he was accused of having stolen it! He got so mad about this accusatiopn that he dropped out of Socialism. Trine visited his family only about once a year. | Sorensen, Rasmus (I00818)
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| 6038 | RATHBUN John, Jr., and Anne Dodge; m. at Rochester in the King's Province, by Samuel Fones and Richard Smith, Justices, Nov. 11, 1686. | Family F02102
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| 6039 | RATHBUN Joseph, and Mary Moshier; m. by Robert Guttridge, D. Warden, May 19, 1691. | Family F01499
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| 6040 | Ray & Dorcas went to Lenox, PA. | Jerrauld, Ray Greene (I06395)
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| 6041 | Raymond Remington is listed in the 1936 yearbook of Central High School, Providence, as the Treasurer of the club Il Circolo Giovanile. In the 1939 Cranston City Directory, Raymond was listed as living at 67 Turner Ave. In the 1940 federal census he was age 19, living on Kilvert St., Warwick, and was a fireman at a laundry. The 1941 Cranston City Directory listed him as a station attendant at the Esso Service Station in Hillsgrove. Ray enlisted in the US Navy on 14 Aug 1941. After serving in the Navy, Raymond came home from the service 8 Feb 1948. | Remington, Raymond Chafee (I00076)
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| 6042 | Raymond Wing's family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect has much historical information about the Wing family, and has been a good resource for me in my research of this family, our ancestors of so long ago. | WING, Rev. John (I05197)
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| 6043 | Read about Emma of Normandy at Wikipedia. She had a very adventurous life. | Normandy, Emma of (I28073)
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| 6044 | Read about Gunnor or "Gunnora" at Wikipedia -- very interesting! | UNKNOWN, Gunnor (I28072)
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| 6045 | Read all about Rollo at Wikipedia and elsewhere online. He was from either Denmark or Norway. | VIKING, Hrolf "Rollo" (I28069)
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| 6046 | Rebecca and her sister Mercy married two Sheldon brothers, William & Roger. | Rhodes, Rebecca (I11479)
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| 6047 | Rebecca Carr Harrington was Meribah's aunt, so it is a reasonable assumption that Meribah married her first cousin. | Whitford, Meribah (I01237)
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| 6048 | Rebecca had a son named Richard, mentioned in the will of her brother Nathaniel. See notes for Nathaniel, and for Rebecca's husband Mr. Stanton. | Munday, Rebecca (I28596)
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| 6049 | Rebecca is listed on the membership list of the Congregational Church, Bristol, RI, as of 22 May 1785. The will of Rebecca Munro, widow, dated 16 May 1826, mentions her deceased father Richard Smith, sons Josiah & Jeremiah (dec'd), and daughters Mary & Rebecca (widow of Benjamin Munro). There seems to be some confusion about the actual date of death. The "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 13, p. 242 says 3 Nov 1827, while the RI Cemetery Database records her date of death from the gravestone as 31 May 1827. However, her will was proved 7 Jan 1827. Perhaps she really died in November 1826? | Smith, Rebecca (I12432)
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| 6050 | Rebecca was a daughter of George W. Bull & Elizabeth Bonnewell. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) | Bull, Rebecca Susan (I22538)
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