Notes
Matches 6,301 to 6,350 of 7,786
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| 6301 | Sarah is mentioned as his daughter Sarah Ruttenborge in her father's will dated 7 Mar 1725/6. | Collins, Sarah (I20520)
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| 6302 | Sarah is mentioned in her father's will. | TOMPKINS, Sarah (I22438)
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| 6303 | Sarah is mentioned in her husband's will dated 8 March 1687, Portsmouth, RI. She is also mentioned in the will of her father-in-law, Peleg. | Unknown, Sarah (I01500)
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| 6304 | Sarah is mentioned in the 21 Oct 1843 will of her grandfather, Benedict Remington. | Remington, Sarah E. (I13652)
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| 6305 | Sarah Jillson's will is dated 4 Nov 1783, in which she mentions the following incividuals: Nathan, Nathaniel, Luke, dtr. Rhodia Jillson, dtr Hannah w/o Joab Aldrich, Martha w/o Nathaniel Aldrich, and Waite w/o Dutee Ballou. (see Genealogy of the Gillson and Jillson Family, p 25, Google Books) | Arnold, Sarah (I23623)
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| 6306 | Sarah married and settled in New York State (according to the book "Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island," p. 1188f). | Hambly, Sarah (I00753)
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| 6307 | Sarah married first to Jeremiah Vaughan. See RI Genealogical Register Vol 4 No 2 p 153. | Tripp, Sarah (I27322)
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| 6308 | Sarah may have been born in Rehoboth, MA (?). At the time of her marriage, she was of Adams, MA. The marriage intention spells her maiden name as Symonds. | Seamans, Sarah "Sally" (I11140)
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| 6309 | Sarah may have been married to a Mr. Bennett first. The marriage record has her name as Sarah J. Bennett. According to her death record, Sarah J. Remington, wife of James, died at age 81 y 11 m. I am assuming this record is for this particular Sarah. | Sweet, Sara Jane (I00367)
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| 6310 | Sarah may have been the daughter of John Walton, Sr., & Mercy Greene, who were married on 6 June 1749/50. Mercy was a daughter of Lt. Samuel Greene, Jr. & Sarah Coggeshall. | Walton, Sarah (I08843)
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| 6311 | Sarah may have died 17 Dec 1738. | Smith, Sarah (I12477)
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| 6312 | Sarah Remington, wife of John, died at Newport in her 41st year (US Chronicle of 7 Jun 1792, in Arnold's). | Hopkins, Sarah (I04687)
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| 6313 | Sarah Sherman as the name of Josiah's wife came to me from Karen Hermann, email dated 5 Apr 2005. This agrees with the marriage intention filed at Granville, MA: REMINGTON, Josiah and Sally Sherman, int. Feb. 14, 1807 (Marriages, Granville). | Sherman, Sarah "Sally" (I18596)
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| 6314 | Sarah Turner is mentioned as a niece in the 1769 will of Mary Carr of Newport. This will also mentions Sarah's sister, Mary Remington, and four daughters of Joseph Turner. | Thurston, Sarah (I06037)
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| 6315 | Sarah WALKER Sarah, w. Ebenezer, Jan. 10, 1845, a. 75 y. 3 m. 25 d. | Stodder, Sarah (I25576)
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| 6316 | Sarah was a daughter of Capt. Joshua Bill of South Kingstown. | Bill, Sarah (I09907)
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| 6317 | Sarah was a daughter of John Nichols, probably one elsewhere on this family tree (needs more research). | Nichols, Sarah (I11453)
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| 6318 | Sarah was a daughter of John Phillips. | Phillips, Sarah (I11437)
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| 6319 | Sarah was a lifelong resident of East Greenwich, and was active in the Frenchtown Baptist Church. | Briggs, Sarah Abby (I06056)
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| 6320 | Sarah was a widow, Sarah Grinnell of Little Compton, when she married Ebenezer. | Unknown, Sarah (I22428)
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| 6321 | Sarah was d/o Ephraim Wilcox. | Wilcox, Sarah (I21207)
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| 6322 | Sarah was d/o Richard & Sarah. | Stephenson, Sarah (I23161)
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| 6323 | Sarah was d/o Thomas. | Fry, Sarah (I15637)
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| 6324 | Sarah was daughter of Jedediah and Eunice (Wood) Allen (source: "Dutchess County, NY: The Settlers of the Beekman Patent" Vol 4 p 449) | Allen, Sarah (I29270)
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| 6325 | Sarah was George's second wife. She and George had two children: George & Sylvester. | Wilcox, Sarah (I27059)
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| 6326 | Sarah was Joseph's first wife. | Potter, Sarah (I13734)
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| 6327 | Sarah was of Freetown, MA. | Chase, Sarah (I27733)
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| 6328 | Sarah was the widow of Isaiah Streeter when she married Joseph Remington. After Joseph's death, she applied for a widow's pension as Isaiah Streeter's widow. See his pension file. In the Federal Census she is listed as Sarah Raymington 85 RI, living at Hartland, VT; with her are Betsy Crook 54 and Lucia Crook 14, both b VT. She is listed next to (apparently) her remarried son-in-law Reuben Lamphear. | Kimpton, Sarah (I10211)
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| 6329 | Sarah was the widow of Silas Cooke, who died 9 Dec 1777. | Crawford, Sarah (I02928)
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| 6330 | Sarah Waterman is mentioned in her mother's will dated 13 March 1749. | Wickes, Sarah (I02113)
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| 6331 | Sarah's ancestry has not yet been determined. | HICKMAN, Sarah (I22479)
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| 6332 | Sarah's children were first cousins to our ancestor Maplet. Sarah is mentioned as Sarah Holden in her father's will. | Remington, Sarah (I02813)
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| 6333 | Sarah's father, Robert Stanton, was admitted as a freeman of Newport, RI, in 1639. So, if she was actually born in 1640, it must have been in Newport. If she was born earlier, she may have been born in England. | STANTON, Sarah (I02334)
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| 6334 | Sarah's four children were mentioned in the 1850 will of her father Ezekiel. | Whitford, Sarah Nichols (I01976)
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| 6335 | Sarah's maiden name as Bailey was obtained from a genealogy at Rootsweb's Worldconnect, and has not been verified by me. The marriage records of the children idenfy her as Sarah. | Bailey, Sarah (I18624)
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| 6336 | Sarah's name was obtained from the RI Death Index records of sons Dexter and Warren. She is not mentioned in Benedict's will, so it can be assumed that she had died. Assuming that she was Benedict's wife when he applied for and received his Revolutionary War Pension, she was age 58 on 22 Aug 1820, when he gave a sworn statement. | Unknown, Sarah (I13670)
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| 6337 | Sarah's will, dated 26 April 1708 at Warwick, says she is a widow stricken in years, of Pawtucket, of Providence. The will mentions sons Israel (eldest), Stephen, & Elisha (youngest); daughters Elizabeth (Greene), Sarah (Carpenter), & Phebe (w/o Benjamin Smith of Warwick); 11 or 12 granddaughters, and one grandson. | Smith, Sarah (I03944)
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| 6338 | Sarah, of Thomas, received as a member of the Tiverton Baptist Church, 13 Aug 1820. (see Arnold's "Vital Record of RI" -- Church Records) Apparently her Aunt Mary had been baptized there also, in 1781. I have made an assumption that the marriage entry for Sally & Henry is for this Sarah/Sallie. The death record for Sally R. Dedrick confirms this, naming her parents as Thomas and Alice Remington. See notes for Henry. Complicating this is one additional difference: the records in New Bedford say that Henry married Sally Remington. The newspaper Columbian Centinal reported that Henry married Eliza Remington. I tend to believe the official record, and the newspaper had the name wrong. Sally R. Dedrick died 9 Dec 1858 at 155 Grinnell St., New Bedford at age 57, of Erysipelas. Her birthplace is identified as Tiverton, RI, and her parents are named as Thomas & Alice Remington. | Remington, Sarah "Sallie" (I05160)
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| 6339 | Sarah, probably Nicholas's third wife, is mentioned in his will. | Unknown, Sarah (I13519)
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| 6340 | Scituate Land Evidence Vol. 3, p. 278 records a deed dated 28 March 1747, in which Stephen Remington and Lydia R. his wife sell "to Thomas Barnes of Glocester 361 1/2 acres bordering the southerly side of Wilkinson's land, part of the original right of William White and of Benjamin Herington." Also, an earlier deed dated 31 Dec 1742 identifies Lydia as "Lydia Remington, formerly Rhodes, daughter of Peleg Rhoads." The following is from the notes of Mary E. Rice, concerning a document in Cranston land evidence: "This proves that Lydia Rhodes was d/o Peleg and she married as first wife Stephen Remington, he married 2nd Mercy Fenner" . . . The deed reads "I, Lidia Remington, & Stephen Remington . . . deed to Christopher Sheldon, of Providence, mariner, the house and lot/land in Pawtuxet where we now dwell, near to the Pawtuxet Bridge." It mentions a bordering lot formerly laid out by Peleg Rhodes, deceased . . . "lots and tracts of land above-mentioned were given to me by my honorable Father Peleg Rhodes who was formerly of Providence but now deceased" . . . dated 15 June 1756, signed by Lydia Remington & Stephen Remington. | Rhodes, Lydia (I04218)
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| 6341 | Scituate Land Evidence Vol. 8 p. 39 records a transaction in which Jonathan Remington received a deed on 11 April 1785 from Christopher and Wait Lippitt. Probably it refers to this Jonathan. Since his great-grandmother was Martha Lippitt, probably Christopher was a relative. The following may pertain to this Jonathan: In the 1800 Federal Census, he is listed at Scituate as Jonathan Remmington (same page as Joseph Remington), with a household as follows: 1 FWM 45+, 2 FWF <10, 1 FWF 10-15, 1 FWF 26-44, and 1 FWF 45+. In 1810 he is listed at Scituate as Johnathan Remington, but the household consists of just an adult male and an adult female. On 20 March 1776, Elisha & Desire Clark of North Kingstown purchased land in Exeter from Jonathan Remington of Warwick, yeoman. Was it this Jonathan? If so, he would have been about 33. But see other Jonathan Remingtons on this tree. Boyd Scott Remington shows two marriages for him, so I am entering them, although no sources are noted (needs further research). | Remington, Jonathan (I04072)
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| 6342 | SEABURY GEORGE 1772c - 7 NOV 1822 TV029 SEABURY PHEBE 1778c - 15 OCT 1862 TV029 | Seabury, George (I23277)
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| 6343 | SEABURY Cornelius, of Philip and Sarah, and Mary Gray, of Col. Pardon and Mary; m. by Rev. John Briggs, March 16, 1714. | Family: Cornelius Seabury / Mary Gray (F08743)
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| 6344 | SEABURY Sion, of Tiverton, and Anne BUTTS, of Little Compton; m. by Joshua Coggeshal, Justice, May 17, 1733. | Family: Sion Seabury / Anna Butts (F08732)
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| 6345 | Sebastian was a son of Richard Lewis and Hester Warner. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website) In the Federal Census of 1880, Sebastin & Permelia Lewis, ages 52 & 32, are living at Accomack, VA. With them are Frank Lewis 14 and John W. Lewis 8, both identifed as sons. | Lewis, Sebastian (I22535)
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| 6346 | See "A Line of Descent from Thomas Stafford of Warwick" in the RI Genealogical Register, Vol. 17, by A. G. Beaman. According to Beaman, Thomas came to Plymouth Colony about 1626, then to Providence, and soon afterward to Warwick where he lived the rest of his life. Note copied by Trish Harmon, posted on RIKENT mailing list: "Thomas, father of Samuel, was in Plymouth, Massachusetts as early as 1626, of Portsmouth and Newport, Rhode Island in 1638, then of Providence, Rhode Island where he constructed the first grist mill at the mouth of the Moosausick River; he moved to Old Warwick from Providence in 1650 and at the head of Mill Cove built a grist mill for the settlers. Was admitted freeman in 1638 (source: Stukely Westcott book by J. Bullock)." | STAFFORD, Thomas (I03305)
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| 6347 | See "The Great Migration Begins" p 1350, which disputes the identity of Jeremiah's wife. | Audley, Anna (I02795)
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| 6348 | See abstract of Benjamin Barton's will dated 22 Oct 1720, in Alden Beaman's "RI Genealogical Register." | Barton, Benjamin (I03850)
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| 6349 | See Alden G. Beaman's "Washington County, RI Births From Death Records" (RID 1888 Pr58). | Austin, Sarah Jane (I01894)
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| 6350 | See Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College: May 1745-May 1763 By Franklin Bowditch Dexter, p. 317, at Google Books. | Usher, James (I24933)
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