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Matches 651 to 700 of 7,770

#	Notes	Linked to
651	According to the marriage record, Eunice Wait was of South Hampton.	Waite, Eunice (I08151)
652	According to the marriage record, Gardiner of Warwick was s/o Gardiner, dec'd. of South Kingstown. In the 1850 Federal Census, "Garner G." & Nancy Albro are living at Hampton, Windham Co., CT. They have a son, Alphonzo, age 2. In 1860 they are still at Hampton, CT. They have two sons, Alfonzo 12 & Stephen 9.	Albro, Gardiner G. (I01873)
653	According to the marriage record, Gideon was age 36 when married to Sarah; it was his first marriage; he was born in Little Compton; and his parents are John & Sarah. The 1860 census says he was born in RI. According to the book "The Coggeshalls in America," Gideon was born in 1822. However, his gravestone says 1820. In the 1880 Federal Census, the family is living at New Bedford, except for son Frank, 22, who is living with his maternal grandmother Rosetta Remington and her daughter Rosetta, also in New Bedford.	Hoxsie, Gideon C. (I15535)
654	According to the marriage record, her parents are Alex & Jane Murray. However, the death record gives their names as Patrick Murray & Mary Chevers, both born in Ireland. This may be her family in the 1870 Federal Census at Blackstone, MA -- all surname Murray: Patrick 50, Jane 40, Mary 15 (these 3 b IRE), Sarah 11, Thomas 10, Patrick 7, Francis 3, & John 2 mos (these 5 b MA). Sarah died at age 52.	Murray, Sarah J. Walker (I15776)
655	According to the marriage record, her parents were Grosvenor Farmer and Flora Holden.	Farmer, Rosaline (I20213)
656	According to the marriage record, John was born at Warwick, RI. In the 1860 Federal Census, John G. & Elizabeth J. Remington, ages 24 and 23, are living at New Bedford. They have one daughter, Minnie E., age 2. In the 1870 Federal Census, John & Elizabeth are living at New Bedford, MA, with their two children, Minnie & Frank. In 1900 John & Elizabeth are still at New Bedford. Living with them are son Frank and his family. Next door is married daughter Minnie Tripp and her husband Chester.	Remington, John Greenleaf (I06333)
657	According to the marriage record, Mary Elizabeth Hambly was age 23 when she was married in 1868. If correct, this means she was born c1845. Harps, Mary E. (Hambly), New Bedford Deaths, 1882, Vol. 337 p. 124.	Hambly, Mary Elizabeth (I18469)
658	According to the marriage record, Mary was d/o Benjamin Colvin.	Knight, Tabitha (I24964)
659	According to the marriage record, Phebe was d/o of John, of Scituate. STRAIT, PHEBE (FRANKLIN) 1781c - 14 MAR 1838 WG043 (from RI Cemetery Database)	Franklin, Phebe (I04796)
660	According to the marriage record, Sarah A. Remington, d/o Thomas & Rosetta, was age 18 when she married Gideon in 1857. This would make her birth year c1838, which does not agree with census data. For example, in 1860 her age is given as 28.	Remington, Sarah Amanda (I06487)
661	According to the marriage record, Susan was d/o of Hiram & Susan.	Simmons, Susan M. (I18681)
662	According to the marriage record, the parents of Eunice Almira were Luke & Laura A. (Priest) Parkhurst. It says she was born in Winchendon (MA).	Parkhurst, Eunice Almira (I12879)
663	According to the marriage record, William's parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Abby. His name is spelled Abbey in the second marriage record, to Sarah Eaton. Also, the gravestone says Abbey. However, in other records, it is Abby. In the 1865 MA State Census, the family is in Attleboro, MA: William Abby 40 Eng Operative, Ann 40 Eng wife, Elizabeth A. Abby 11 Eng, Edwin A. Farrar 19 RI, Charles E. Farrar 8 MA, Hurburt I. Farrar 6 MA. Elizabeth is William's daughter by a prior marriage, as the three boys are Ann's by her prior marriage.	Abbey, William (I00186)
664	According to the Michael Pierce Genealogy, Seabury died at the Sandwich Islands.	Peirce, Seabury F. (I05743)
665	According to the Northup-Hazard Family Bible, Stephen died at age 77. (see RI Roots magazine, Vol. 32. No. 4, Dec 2006) Stephen's will mentions his wife Mary, and the following children: Thomas, Henry, Nicholas, Abigail (Watson), Mary (Watson), Mercy (Allen), & Patience (Hazard). If there were other children, they must have died before his will was written. For instance, some genealogies list a son Stephen, the oldest, in this family group. The will also mentions some grandchildren, including three with the surname Card. So, either there was another daughter who had already died, or else one of the three daughters was previously married to a Mr. Card.	Northup, Stephen Jr. (I13522)
666	According to the obituary, Chandler served in the US Air Force and later served in the VA hospital in Biloxi. I corresponded with him many times and shared information and photos for our family tree. Very sorry I never had the opportunity to meet him in person.	Cheek, Chandler Smith (I28027)
667	According to the private journal of Elder Peleg Burroughs of Tiverton, a Minister of the Gospel, "on the 8th day of September A. D. 1780 -- Preached at B. Hambly's upon Psalm 107:31 (O that men would praise xc) married John Manchester to M.F. and stayed all night at Bro. Davenports." Benjamin Hambly's wife was Elizabeth Fish, probably related to Mary (needs more research).	Family F07184
668	According to the Remington chart by Boyd Scott Remington at RIHSL, this Matthew Remington was Captain of the 1st Cranston Company in 1763. Genealogist Martha A. Benns' book "Remington Family" has this Matthew (who married Martha Randall) as a son of Thomas & Mary (Allen) Remington; a Matthew is named in Thomas's will. However, it seems more likely that the earlier Matthew married Hepsibah Blackington (please see the notes for the other Matthew, who was "of Warwick"). An online genealogy has no parents noted for this one, but has his birth date as 12 September 1724 (source noted is "Descendants of William Randall") -- needs further research. He is possibly the Mathew Rimenton listed as a resident of Coventry in the RI 1774 census (1 WM>16, 4 WM<16, 2 WF>16, 2 WF<16); also the Matthew Remmington 16 - 50 A, listed at West Greenwich, RI, in the 1777 RI Military Census. The 1774 census data suggests that Matthew may have had four sons (?) born before 1774 in addition to two daughhters. If this marriage to Martha Randall is a third marriage for the "other" Matthew, s/o Thomas & Mary (Allen) Remington, then we might conclude that Peleg did not have a brother Matthew (?). Genealogists differ on this. However, a note within parentheses in the genealogy entitled "John Remington of Massachusetts" in the possession of the Roger Williams Family Association (from Mrs. Adair), says that Peleg "and his brother left home when their father married a second time." This is evidence that Peleg did have a brother.	Remington, Matthew (I05031)
669	According to the Remington genealogy compiled by Lois Remington Smith, Daniel served in the Revolution in both MA & VT. The four children included in this family group are placed here by information from Pat Boyden, a Remington descendent. I have verified Heman, but not the other three. He is probably the Daniel Remington (looks like David but unclear) age 86 VT, a pauper, living at Starksboro, Addison Co., VT, with Benjamin & Nancy Johns in the 1850 Federal Census.	Remington, Daniel (I11304)
670	According to the RI Cemetery Database, her birth year was c. 1722, and she died in 1744 in her 29th year. However, this would make her year of birth 1715. BSR has the date as 1715. Perhaps she was a daughter of Ases Remington, who may have married a Mr. Sale (?). If so, she was Benedict's first cousin once removed.	Unknown, Aase (I04079)
671	According to the RI cemetery Database, Maria died of Bright's Disease. It would appear that her mother may have been over 50 when Maria was born. In any case, I am including the family data as recorded in the RI Cemetery Database. It may be that her mother's exact age was not known, although it must have been around 1793 - 1795.	Remington, Marie Theresa (I15488)
672	According to the RI Cemetery Database, she was a daughter of Bassets & Nichols (?), and the cause of death was apoplexy. Her birth date is given as 23 Aug 1829. Cause of death is apoplexy. In the 1880 Federal Census, Harriet W. Remington is a widow aged 45, living in District 198, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, with the family of her brother, George H. Nichols.	Nichols, Harriet M. (I05095)
673	According to the Sheldon Family Assocation, John is first found in the Providence records in 1654.	Sheldon, John (I16762)
674	According to the Sheldon Family Association, this John Sheldon resided in Newport, Narragansett, & South Kingstown. There was also a John Sheldon of about the same age in Providence.	Sheldon, John I (I10363)
675	According to the Sisson Newsletter Vols 8-15 p 24, the family moved to Scituate in 1750. Hugh was a carpenter. His will was proved 8 Apr 1785, Scituate (source: American Ancestry: Giving Name and Descent, in the Male Line, of ..., Volume 10 p 68. Google Books)	Cole, Hugh (I26697)
676	According to the Social Security Death Index, her last known residence was West Palm Beach, FL.	Repp, Mildred Kathryn (I15930)
677	According to the Social Security Death Index, Leonard's last residence was Belmont, Kent Co., MI.	Remington, Leonard (I23780)
678	According to the Spink-Remington Family Bible, Benjamin died 9 Nov.	Remington, Benjamin S. (I15131)
679	According to the Spink-Remington Family Bible, Charles died 10 Apr 1852 aged 7 yrs 6 mo 11 days.	Remington, Charles F. (I15129)
680	According to the US Army Register of Enlistments 1798-1914 (at Ancestry.com), Porter Shepard enlisted 24 March 1813 and 14 Feb 1814 at Hartford, CT. He was in the 25th MA Regiment. His service was 5 years. The record says he was born in West Springfield, Hampden, MA, is a farmer, 5' 2" tall, has gray eyes and light complexion. In the 1840 census, Porter Shepherd is living in Hartford, Trumbull Co., OH. According to the census data, Porter is age 40-49, his wife is 30-39, and there is one girl under age 5. I found his year of birth and death date online at a family tree. According to the tree, his parents were Simeon Thomson Shepard and Mary Lindley (or Lindsey), married 19 Nov 1795 at Westfield, Hampshire Co., MA. (source: https://mostlyangels.com/g0/p173.htm)	Shepard, Porter (I29093)
681	According to their marriage record, Jonathan & Elizabeth were both of Bristol.	Family F07248
682	According to their son's marriage record, Clarke & Mary were of Abington, PA. In 1850 there is a Clarke Cornell age 75 born in RI, living in Newton, PA. In 1860 he is age 86, in the county jail in Wilkes Barre, PA. Could this be Harvey's father?	Cornell, Clarke (I17545)
683	According to Tiverton probate records, Albert died in the service of the US Navy.	Remington, Albert (I05879)
684	According to William Chaffee's history of the Chaffees, Levi was a blacksmith by profession. He was baptized at the First Congregational Church of Rehoboth in the spring of 1751. His father Nathaniel died in 1759, after which his brother Nathaniel was appointed as his guardian. He served in the Colonial Wars as a private under Jabez Snow (1761).	CHAFEE, Levi (I00543)
685	According to William Chaffee's history of the Chaffees, Stephen and Chloe moved to Londonderry, Vermont, around 1794. He kept a store there, and was known as a merchant and farmer. In 1805 he was injured in a fire. His wife was reported to be a good Christian woman who taught her children the truths of the Bible.	CHAFEE, Stephen (I00540)
686	Ada was of Milford, MA.	Hancock, Ada Maria (I11013)
687	Adah was "of Becket, MA."	Wait, Adah (I03463)
688	Adaline and her husband Calvin are both descendants of Simeon Whitford. They are second cousins once removed.	Rathbun, Adaline Melissa (I21108)
689	Adaline died in infancy.	LeValley, Adaline Remington (I12685)
690	Adam is mentioned by name in his father's will. Adam's will, dated 1723, mentions by name his daughter Mary, wife of Jeremiah Gifford.	Wright, Adam (I01825)
691	Adam was a Wesleyan Methodist minister.	Shea, Adam Joseph (I25149)
692	Adelaide appears to be in the 1860 census twice: once with her parents at Fall River, and another place with two of her siblings at Taunton, MA.	Elsbree, Adelaide Isabel (I18677)
693	Adeline is one of our links to our Mayflower Pilgrim ancestry, through her maternal grandmother. The 1850 Tiverton census shows Adeline Manchester as a 15-year-old living in the household of Edward and Elizabeth Wing, ages 78 and 73. There is also Isaac Manchester, age 11, her brother. Others living there are Joseph and Roby Rounds, 22 and 20; and John Keefe, 24, from Ireland. Roby was Adeline's and Isaac's older married sister. Another Tiverton home lists Emeline Manchester, 17; William Manchester, 23; and Lucy A., 7; living with six individuals of the surname Rounds. These other Manchesters were Adeline's siblings, and her mother, Mary, had remarried to Roderick Rounds. I have found the birth entries for all of them except Lucy. Adeline Remington is 24 in the 1860 Census at Warwick, and 45 in the 1880 Census at Coventry. Her death is entered in East Greenwich, Vol. 4, p. 76: "10 May 1893, Adlin T. Remington, age 58, birthplace Tiverton, parents Jeremiah & Mary Manchester, cause of death -- pneumonia." I visited the Greenwood Cemetery on 9 Feb 2002, and took some pictures of the gravestone, which is inscribed Adelin T. Manchester (elsewhere she is named as Adeline H. but that is incorrect). It is a very nice memorial stone, in the area over to the left as one enters the gates. I found Adeline's middle name in James N. Arnold's "Family Notes" Volume R, "Remington" at the Knight Memorial Library, Elmwood Ave., Providence (these papers are now at the Providence Public Library). It is also on son David's death record at Providence, but is misspelled as Krip. Her picture shows her with light brown hair, parted in the middle and pulled back, probably in a braid or chignon. Her eyes must have been brown or dark blue. Attired very properly and modestly in a dark-colored dress with a high collar and small bow at the neck, and buttons down the front, she appears somewhat tired, but calm and resolute. In her thin oval face and sloping eyebrows I can see a striking resemblance to my Great Uncle Fran, who was her grandson. (Note from cousin Judith Walton: "The picture was done by Morton Artistic Photographer of Westminster St. in Providence.") There is no way of knowing for sure, but I suppose the pictures could have been taken when they were about forty, perhaps even for their 25th anniversary, around 1877. I have been trying to determine whom Adeline was named after -- if anyone. There was an Adeline Manchester who married a Rufus Tripp; this Adeline was a daughter of Perry Manchester, who was a son of Peleg & Margaret. I have not found any Tripp ancestry for this branch of the family, although this is a possibility. John Dennis's ancestry has not yet been determined with certainly, although I have researched it to the extent that I am fairly satisfied with the available evidence.	MANCHESTER, Adeline Tripp (I00255)
694	Adeline was a high school math teacher. A single lady all her life, she lived in Woonsocket, RI.	Randall, Adeline "Addie" Gertrude (I00401)
695	Adeline's gravestone reads, "Gone but not forgotten."	Remington, Adeline G. (I06196)
696	After Austin's death, Elizabeth remained in Massachusetts, trying to make a living for herself and two young sons. In the fall of 1878 they joined a partly of 40 pioneers and moved to Nebraska, where they built a new homestead and her sons eventually married and raised families. (source: "A Remington Family History" by Lois Remington Smith) In the 1880 Federal Census, Elizabeth is a widow age 56, living in Indianola, Red Willow, NE, with her two single sons, George & Henry, who are farmers. Elizabeth died in 1907 at the home of her son Henry.	Stanford, Elizabeth "Libby" Elmira (I11343)
697	After graduating from The Academy at Belleville, NY, Oscar taught school for one year. He then engaged in the mercantile business in Mannsville, NY, under the firm name of O. Sheffield & Co. He continued in this business for four years, during which time he also served as Village Postmaster. Around 1849 he switched careers and went into the business of sheep handling. When Oscar and his wife Adeline moved to Wisconsin, he became a farmer and also taught instrumental and vocal music for a number of years. In the 1880 Federal Census, Oscar & Adeline are living at Spring Prairie (District 234), Walworth Co., WI. They are near John & Martha Middleton, Oscar's sister and brother-in-law, and their mother Hannah (Smith) Sheffield who is living with the Middletons. A Hattie Sheffield age 17 is a servant in the household of Frank & Hattie Palmer and their baby girl Mabel. I am making an assumption that Hattie Sheffield is a daughter of Oscar & Adeline. County records confirm that they did have a daughter Harriet, known as Hattie. According to the Walworth County Historical Society, Oscar Smith Sheffield came to Troy, Walworth County, in 1856; his obituary says he came in 1855. The family moved to Spring Prairie in 1860, and to Elkhorn in 1884. It is also noted that he lived at Lafayette. Oscar was nearly 92 when he died. Even in his old age he was known to be an avid reader, and kept well informed on current events. (source: obituary in The Elkhorn Independent of Walworth County, Wisconsin)	Sheffield, Oscar Smith (I11637)
698	After her mother died, Kittie Maplet was raised by her Aunt Hannah & Uncle Hugh.	Remington, Kate "Kittie" Maplet (I04814)
699	After her mother Sarah (Sadie) died, I am told Mary was brought up by her grandmother Sarah (Sadie) Cheetham's sisters in New Bedford, MA. However, in the 1930 census she is age 9 and living at Bristol with her maternal grandmother, two aunts & one uncle, and two brothers.	Morgan, Mary G. (I00444)
700	After his parents died, Almeron and his brother Lenardo may have gone to New York with their older half-brother, Jonathan and family. In the 1850 Federal Census, "Almerin" & Eliza are living at Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY, with their young son Walter. In the same town are other Remington relatives, including Jonathan & Dinah, Noel & Nancy, and some of their children.	Remington, Almeron G. (I09619)