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701	After Sarah (Sadie) died, her sons were brought up by their Aunt Isabelle (I called her Cousin Belle) and their grandmother Sarah (Sadie) Cheetham. The daughter was brought up by her great aunt(s) in New Bedford, MA. Gordon went on to become a dentist, and was our family dentist when I was growing up (1950s - 1960s). He retired some years after I was married. His daughter, Donna Morgan, graduated from high school in my class, Warwick Vets 1969.	Chafee, Sarah "Sadie" Frances (I00440)
702	After the death of his wife Charlotte in 1843 (probably at Albany, NY), Joseph and the children went to Michigan, then to Ohio, then back to Mason County, MI, where they settled. (see posting of 10 March 2000 by Shirley McClain at Rootsweb's Remington message board) I can't find Joseph in either the 1870 or 1880 Federal Censuses in MI.	Turner, Joseph (I07322)
703	After their marriage, Michall & Rebeccah purchased the homestead of Thomas Sweetman at the northwest corner of the Harvard College grounds in Cambridge, MA. This property was sold to Harvard in 1697, and the family moved to East Greenwich, RI. His will mentions his wife Rebeccah, sons Thomas & Henry (possibly others -- writing unclear), and daughter Susannah Olin, wife of John Olin. He may have been a brother of John Spencer b.c. 1640, also of East Greenwich, who had a son Michael.	SPENCER, Michall (I04287)
704	After their marriage, Wager & Mary (Martin) Hull lived in the "Old Hull Place" on Jamestown. Their home was burned by the British soldiers in December 1775. At the same time Mary's father, William Martin, was killed. A few weeks later Wager died, and Mary went to New York City to stay with some of her husband's relatives. She later married Gershom Remington. The newspaper announcement of her marriage to Gershom says she was Mary Hull, widow. The will of Mary Gage, relict of David Gage, is registered at Dutchess Co., NY (Abstracts of Wills, Administrations and Guardianships in NY State, 1787-1835; newenglandancestors.org) In the will she mentiones her daughters Damaris w/o Henry Clapp; Phebe w/o Joseph Doughty; and Sarah Hull; refers to her four youngest children: Hannah Remington, Penelope Remington, Charles Wager Remington, & Mary Remington. Will pvd 31 Oct 1812.	Martin, Mary (I05154)
705	Afton & Alta were twins, but I am not sure of their sex.	Remington, Afton Jackson (I10171)
706	Albert A. Remington III was the only child of his parents. He was born in Attleboro, MA; spent his earliest years in Providence, RI; and then his family moved to Rumford, RI, where he lived for about 25 years. Albert graduated from Providence County Day School and Brown University. For many years he was active both in the Masons and in Sons of the American Revolution, in which he served as Historian General, President of the RI Society, and National Trustee of RI.	Remington, Albert A. III (I16823)
707	Albert died at age 3 y 8 mo. The death record in "Arnold's Vital Record of RI" has his name as Alfred.	Remington, Albert Francis (I15146)
708	Albert Jensen adopted Camilla when he married Cecilie. Camilla's biological father was Oluf Hansen.	Jensen, Camilla (I06709)
709	Alden & Rita Manchester list Ruth with this family group, but I have not found her in the Tiverton vital records. Consequently, she is placed here pending further research.	Manchester, Ruth (I18856)
710	Alden Beaman's "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 1, No. 3 shows Pasco as the younger brother, being born in 1674; he gives the year of birth for Nicholas as 1670. Town historian Martha R. McPartland, in the book "The History Of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, 1677-1960, with Related Genealogy," p. 270, states that the wife of Pasco, Jr. was Mary Stafford. It is known that she married a Mr. Whitford.	Whitford, Pasco Jr. (I01284)
711	Alden C. & Rita C. Manchester give his birth month as April.	Sherman, Benjamin (I03267)
712	Alden G. Beaman gives her year of birth as 1651. Sarah was the widow of John Pinner.	Clarke, Sarah (I01583)
713	Alden G. Beaman's "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 17, Bristol Cemetery Inscriptions, gives Lucinda's date of death as 19 Jan 1834, at age 20. There was another Lucinda T. Chafee, date of death given as 3 Oct 1848 (?).	Chafee, Lucinda Thomas (I00460)
714	Alden G. Beaman's "RI Genealogical Register," Vol. 17, Bristol Cemetery Inscriptions, gives Sarah's date of death as 24 May 1833, at age 7 months.	Chafee, Sarah Elizabeth (I00555)
715	Alden G. Beaman's genealogy of the Greenes gives the date of John Sanford's baptism as 24 June 1632.	Sanford, Captain John Jr. (I03146)
716	Alex or Alix was a twin.	Manchester, Alex (I03733)
717	Alexander and his brother Hiram married two sisters.	Johnson, Alexander (I16510)
718	Alford is not in the 1850 census with his parents. Perhaps he died young.	Remington, Alford W. (I08754)
719	Alfred & Avis ran a confectionary in Salisbury, MD for many years.	Matthews, Alfred Thomas II (I22600)
720	Alfred has one child.	Nicolaisen, Alfred (I06778)
721	Alfred was a son of James W. Thornton & Matilda Jane Killmon, and was a widower when he married Mary Berry. (source: M.K. & Barry Miles in Miles Files Version 7, Eastern Shore Public Library website)	Thornton, Alfred Thomas (I22518)
722	Alfred's marriage is noted in the book "Genealogies of the Different Families Bearing the Name of Kent in the United States . . . " by L. Vernon Briggs, p. 148. However, this section is prefaced with the author's comment: "Others by the name of Kent whom I have been unable to locate, but who are connected with the above families, are as follows." In the 1880 Federal Census, both Hannah R. Kent and Russel D. Kent have noted that their father was born in Connecticut.	Kent, Alfred (I07538)
723	Alice & Robert were probably cousins.	FYSHE, Alice (I01491)
724	Alice was "of Johnston."	Stephens, Alice (I15176)
725	Alice was d/o Alonzo Taylor & Emma Hill.	Taylor, Alice F. (I23027)
726	Alice was d/o William Potter; I don't know which one.	Potter, Alice (I27036)
727	Alice Whitford, who married Nathan Dawley and named two sons David, may be a daughter of David & Mercy. Some genealogies show her as a daughter of David's brother Joseph, but that is uncertain. Nathan & Alice Dawley signed Exeter land deeds on 22 Nov 1755, 18 Aug 1758, and 20 Feb 1759. David & Marcy had several children, according to Whitford descendant Matthew Schmidt. Unfortunately, their names were burned off the records in the fires at the North Kingstown Town Hall. Other records have shown that they had at least three sons: Joshua, David, & John, probably all born in the 1720s and 1730s.	Whitford, David (I01290)
728	Alice's father, Edmund, was in the British Navy.	Tiddeman, Alice (I04879)
729	Alice's first husband was a Mr. Hoyler.	Hurd, Alice (I25399)
730	Alice's gravestone says she died in the 83rd year of her age. In the 1850 Federal Census, Aice is age 72, living at Cranston, RI, with son Cristopher and his wife Areily. Tey are next door to John O. Fenner and family.	Fenner, Alice (I06186)
731	Alice's maiden name came from a bio on Orange Remington from Cattaraugus County. However, it may be Hodges, because in the Federal Census of 1900, Mary Hodges is living with them, identified as mother. However, Hodges may be Mary's name from a second marriage.	Dean, Alice L. (I22750)
732	Alice's middle initial is A is census records. I found "Arminy" on a family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect. In the Federal Census of 1880, an Alice and her brother Edgar are working at a hotel in Chicago, but it must be another Edgar/Alice.	Remington, Alice Arminy (I22736)
733	Alice's name is unclear in the census, but it looks as if it begins with A, and may be Alice or Adela. Her parents were born in IN & PA.	Rozelle, Addie Belle (I19014)
734	Alison and Austin were born about 10 pm on a Sunday.	Hollenbach, Alison Grace (I24777)
735	All information on George was obtained from the family tree of Guy/Sam Wallis at Rootsweb's Worldconnect. Notes from Sam Wallis: "George moved to the Norwich [CT] settlement in 1804 from Providence, Rhode Island with his wife Mary Rathbone and their two oldest children, Anna and George. They owned a 100-acre farm at a location known as Governor Corner on the town's south line, east of the Chenango River."	Knapp, George (I23678)
736	All of James's children except Daniel were named in the will of Isbel Berton, dated 26 Jan 1721/22 at Warwick, RI. James resided at Nausauket, in Warwick, RI, where he built a house in 1687 (source: "New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial" by William Richard Cutter; Google Books). This is the area where I grew up; my grammar school was Nausauket School. In the Warwick records James is referred to as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain.	Greene, Capt. James Jr. (I03812)
737	All of the children and grandchildren are named in his will, but no wife is mentioned. Thomas and his family lived in the Bald Hill section of Warwick, RI.	Rice, Captain, Esquire Thomas (I02842)
738	All ten of these children are mentioned in the 1688 will of their aunt, Alice (Paine) Strange. However, the dates of birth of Mary and some of the children have been estimated, and may not be accurate as shown here. One database emailed to me has an additional son named Sylvanus, born in 1660, died 10 May 1716. The surname is sometimes written as Payne.	PAINE, Mary (I01493)
739	Allen & Diadama were on the membership list of the First General Baptist Church of Richmond, RI, on 17 Sept 1810. (source: James N. Arnold's "Vital Records of RI," Church Records, p. 411) However, this is confusing because Allen was already widowed by 1809, and probably married his second wife Margaret about this time. Perhaps the church leaders had not heard that Diadama had died by then, and retained the names on the list of members. Allen, probably born at Portsmouth, RI, appears to have married or at least had children in MA. However, Allen and his first wife may have been back in RI at some point and had some association with the Baptist Church in Richmond. (see above). Their children probably married in MA; at least some of them moved westward. "A Scattered People: An American Family Moves West" by Gerald W. McFarland, p. 81 (Google Books) says that Allen Remington and his father had briefly lived at Exeter, RI; Allen came to Hancock, MA, from RI after the Revolution. Boyd Scott Remington includes a second son named William born in 1820, but I don't think it is accurate, as there was already another son named William. Allen's estate documents mention one son named William. Allen died intestate, and the numerous legal documents pertaining to the settlement of his estate in Berkshire Co., MA, mention the names of his children and stepchildren, as well as his second wife Margaret, who died not long after Allen did.	Remington, Allen I (I09208)
740	ALLEN ----, (dau.), of Thomas, Jr., and Patience, Oct. 20, 1742 (NK)	Allen, Lydia (I25630)
741	ALLEN Catharine, daughter of John, Esq., and John Spink, at North Kingstown. Chronicle of March 27, 1794, Providence.	Family F09623
742	Allen Ebenezer, and Margaret Remington; m. by John Warner, Justice, May 21, 1761 (Warwick VRs).	Family F07799
743	ALLEN Rebecca C., wife of Rhodes, in 33d year. Patriot of Dec. 14, 1822. ALLEN Rebecca C., wife of Rhodes, in 33d year. Journal of Dec. 16, 1822. ALLEN Mrs. Rebecca C., wife of Rhodes, in this town, in 33d year. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1822.	Bowen, Rebecca (I26004)
744	ALLEN Rhodes G. and Rebecca Bowen, both of and at Providence, March 31, 1811. ALLEN Rhodes G. and Rebecca Bowen, both of this town, March 31, 1811	Family F09730
745	ALLEN Thomas, and Patience Greene; m. by Thomas Hill, Justice, --- 20, 1742.	Family F09600
746	ALLEN Thomas, of John, and Ann Corey, of John, dec.; m. by Jeremiah Gould, Justice, Sept. 4, 1756; NK.	Family F09629
747	Allen's father was Sylvester Johnson, who was engaged to Mercy. However, he and Mercy quarreled and they never married. Allen went to PA with his mother, uncle, and grandparents around 1830. (source: RI Genealogical Register, Vol 8 No 1, page 11, in an article entitled "Descendants of Edward Kettle.") In the 1850 Federal Census, Allen and Eunice, ages 26 RI & 21 NY, are living at Abington, Luzerne Co., PA. They have a son Stephen, age 2 months. Also in the same town are Allen's grandparents, Silas & Margaret, as well as his mother Mercy and uncle Green. The family is listed next to Henry Gardner and family (another RI individual).	Kettelle, Allen (I19620)
748	Allen's second wife was Alma (Unknown). Allen and his brother Thomas settled at Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co., NY. In both the 1860 and the 1870 Federal Census, Allen & Susan are living at Ellisburgh with their children Edmund & Mary. However, in 1860 their son is listed as Rufus (same estimated year of birth). In the Federal Census of 1880, Allen & Susan are living at Ellisburgh, NY. With them are son Earl, and son Rufus and family.	Remington, Allen (I09639)
749	Allice Church is named as his daughter in the 1678 will of Constant Southworth.	Southworth, Alice (I17502)
750	ALLIN ANNA (BARNES) 1669c - 5 APR 1758 BA006	Barnes, Anna (I05908)