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Matches 7,651 to 7,700 of 7,770
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| 7651 | When Susan was of college age, she went to Warren, RI, for her education. (source: obit) | Smith, Susan Parramore (I10648)
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| 7652 | When they married each other, Deacon William Tilley was age 84, and Mrs. Elizabeth Boone was 73, as reported in "The Newport Mercury" of 10 Nov 1821. By that time, William's oldest living child was age 62, and he had 30 great grandchildren. | Family F03856
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| 7653 | When they were married, Abner was not quite 43 years of age and Eliza was not yet 20. | Family F01976
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| 7654 | When Thomas acknowledged receipt of the legacies left by Edward Fisher to his daughter Mary, wife of Thomas Briggs, Thomas is identified as "of Dartmouth." | Briggs, Thomas (I09150)
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| 7655 | WHITE, Fanny and John Ellsbree, both of Fall River, June -, 1836. [Elsbree, both of T., June 5, C.R.1.] Marriage, Taunton. | Family F07139
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| 7656 | WHITFORD Amos, son of John, and Sarah Arnold, of Caleb, by George Pierce, Justice, March 28, 1770, rec. Exeter. | Family F00519
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| 7657 | WHITFORD, RODMAN 1796c - 20 SEP 1835 CY059 | Whitford, Rodman (I04778)
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| 7658 | Who was the Caroline Remington who married Thomas J. Spencer at Warwick on 27 Apr 1834? | Remington, Caroline Matilda (I04111)
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| 7659 | Whose daughter? Is she the same Mary Tripp who married Jonathan Gatchell, possibly as her second husband? See elsewhere on this tree. | Tripp, Mary (I03159)
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| 7660 | WILCOX Robert of Narragansett and Sarah Wilcox of South Dartmouth, married at Dartmouth by Dr. James McSparran Nov. 20, 1723; Narragansett records. | Family F10087
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| 7661 | WILCOX Robert, of Robert, dec., of South Kingstown, and Martha Potter, of William, of Richmond; m. by John Webster, Justice, Dec. 24, 1749; Richmond records. | Family F10050
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| 7662 | WILL: Dated July 3, 1743; proved May 1, 1759 Dartmouth. Names Son: William Potter; Dau: Mary Brownel; grandson Nathaniel Potter; granddaughters: Mary Wood & Rachel Wood and grandson Gideon Wood, children of daughter Mary Brownel; granddaughter Sarah Potter; grandchildren: Benjamin Potter, William Potter, Jane Soule, Nathaniel Potter, David Potter, Sarah Potter, Mary Potter, Robert Potter & Martha Potter, children of son William Potter. Friend John Gifford of Little Compton. Witnesses: William Taber, William Sanford & Restcome Sanford. [Bristol Co, MA Probate Vol 2 16:257-8] Receipt of Martha Wilcox & Robert Wilcox for legacy of grandmother Jane Potter paid by father William Potter, Admin. no date. Witnesses: William Test & Jasen Test Jr. [17:39] Receipts by Stephen Soule & Sarah Soule, by Benjamin Potter, by Nathaniel Potter, by William Potter Jr. for legacies of grandmother Jane Potter paid by father William Potter no date. Witnesses: Nathaniel Potter,Benjamin Potter, Stephen Soule & Nathaniel Soule. [17:40] Receipt by Charles Brownell & Mary Brownell for legacy of mother Jane Potter paid by brother William Potter no date. Witnesses: Gideon Wood & Nathaniel Potter. | Wilbore, Joan Wilbur (I27040)
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| 7663 | WILL: Dated Nov. 6, 1714; pvd Aug. 1, 1715; Exor wife Sarah. Overseers: friend Nathaniel Soule & son Smiton Brownell. Sons: Smiton, George, Thomas, William, Benjamin & Robert; daughters: Alice, Martha, Ann & Mary. [Austin] Mentions land in Little Compton. Witnesses: Nathaniel Soule and Joseph Mosher. [Bristol Co. Probate 3:230-231; p. 67 in recent book] Little Compton, town page detail: BROWNELL William, ---, 1648 d. (---, 1715). (americanancestors.org) William may have been s/o Thomas Brownell: BROWNELL Thomas, 1619, died before 1665 (Little Compton) BROWNELL Thomas, ----, 1650. BROWNELL William, of Thomas, ----. Town Page Detail: Portsmouth Birth (Vol. 1 : Pg. 144) Portsmouth, RI BROWNELL Sarah (Smiton, of William, dec.), his wife, ----. Town Page Detail: Birth (Vol. 1 : Pg. 144) Portsmouth, RI (same page as William above) William named a son Thomas: BROWNELL Thomas, of William and Sarah, May 25, 1674, LC. A family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect shows his parents as Thomas and Ann (Bourne) Brownell. This seems to agree with some of the rather fragmented birth notes I found referring to a couple Thomas & Ann, and some births for children surnamed Brownell. | Brownell, William (I27045)
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| 7664 | WILL: Dated Oct. 18, 1704; proved Nov. 20, 1704. Names executors wife Elizabeth & son Stokes; Sons: Stokes, John, Nathaniel, William, Benjamin, Samuel & Iccabode. Daughters: Mary Wilbore, Rebecca Kerby, Elizabeth Potter, & Katherine Potter. Friends James Tripp & Hugh Mosher Overseers. Witnesses: Stephen Wilcock, Thomas Lake & John Lake. [Bristol Co., MA Probate Records Vol. 1 1687-1745 2:114] --Inventory of Estate of Nathaniel Potter dated Oct. 25, 1704 presented by Elizabeth Potter & Stokes Potter, Execs.; Appraisers: Jonathan Davil, Thomas Lake & Phillip Taber. [Bristol Co. Probate 2:115] --Acct. of Elizabeth Potter, widow & admin. of Estate of husband Nathaniel Potter dated April 5, 1710. Legacies to Mary Wilbore, Benjamin Potter, William Potter, Robert Kerbee, Benjamin Tripp & Samuel Potter. [Bristol Co. Probate 2:280] Portsmouth Births and Deaths, in Arnold, James N. Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636 | Potter, Nathaniel (I27037)
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| 7665 | William & "Amey" were married by Benjamin Whipple, Justice. | Family F03455
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| 7666 | William & "Prescilla" were married by Thomas Sherman, Justice. | Family F05789
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| 7667 | William & Abigail were married by Rev. John Burt, who later became William's brother-in-law, husband of his sister Ann (Ellery). | Family F03812
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| 7668 | William & Adele's family is in the 1880 Federal Census at Providence, RI. Jane, Adele's mother, is also with them. "Mr. Wood died suddenly on May 8, 1905, at Wilmington, Del., while on his way from Washington to Providence, passing away on the train." (from "History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations," Biographical; NY: The American Historical Society, Inc., 1920, p. 373f) | Wood, William H. (I10325)
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| 7669 | William & Alma were married at the minister's residence. He was 20, she was 19. | Family F06741
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| 7670 | William & Ann had 12 children, including a set of twins. They migrated to Onieda Co., NY, sometime around 1800. I would like to find out where the name Remington (for one of their sons) comes from. The birth record for Remington Northup says he was a son of Nicholas & Ann (Slocum) Northup. Was this a clerk's error? I have a marriage for another Ann Slocum to Nicholas, William's older brother; but supposedly she died defore Remington would have been born. This puzzling entry needs more research. William was a Drum Major in the RI troops in the Revolutionary War. His gravestone is inscribed "A hero of the Revolution." There is a very interesting account of this family and some allied families in both RI & NY, titled "Biography of Henry Knowles Greene, Town of New Haven, NY" [http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/biographies/hgreene.html]. | Northup, William (I08625)
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| 7671 | William & Avis lived on Bakers Creek Rd., Warwick, RI. In the 1940 census 1940 the family lived on Sweet Street -- William 29, Avis 23, and Marsha 8 months. | Remington, William M. (I00415)
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| 7672 | William & Betsey were first cousins. RHODES, Betsey and William Nehemiah Rhodes, Oct. 3, 1793. Marriage, Providence | Family F00945
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| 7673 | William & Betsey were married by John Allen, Justice. | Family F09563
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| 7674 | William & Christian had about seven children: William Jr., Christian, Phebe, Stephen Jr., Lydia, Penelope, & Robey. | Fenner, Lt. Capt. William (I14528)
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| 7675 | William & Frances and their family resided in St. Martin's in the Fields, London, England. William was a "Gentleman." | DUNGAN, William (I02783)
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| 7676 | William & Liddia and family are at Raccoon, Parke Co., IN, in the 1910 and 1920 Federal Censuses. Lydia's mother, Mary, is with them. | Greene, William Nenian (I19438)
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| 7677 | William & Lucy are in the 1880 Federal Census, living at East Providence, RI. In the household with them are four children: Emily M. 15, Edmund M. 13, William R. 6, & Harriet A. 3; also Lucy's father, Russel D. Kent, 61. | Houghton, William (I12842)
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| 7678 | William & Lucy had 13 children. | Armington, William (I12755)
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| 7679 | William & Mary came to MA in 1630, and lived at Roxbury from 1630 to 1638, after which they moved to Yarmouth, being appointed constable there in 1639. For more details on this family, see New England Historic and Genealogical Register Vol 87 pp 46ff. In 1654 William was brought to court for driving his oxen five miles on the Lord's Day. He was one of the surveyors of highways in 1657. Mary Dennis was one of the witnesses to his will dated 4 May 1659; Robert Dennis was one of the overseers of his estate. | Chase, William (I17455)
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| 7680 | William & Mary had three known children. | Tilley, William James (I09837)
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| 7681 | William & Pattey were married by Alexander Havens, Justice. | Family F04194
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| 7682 | William & Phebe were married by Thomas Shippee, Justice. | Family F00183
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| 7683 | William & Priscilla were married by Samuel Hicks, Justice. | Family F00388
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| 7684 | William & Rachel were married by Jonathan Freeborn, Justice. | Family F01916
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| 7685 | William & Ruth are in the 1850 Federal Census with their family at Mundy, Genesee Co., MI. They are next door to Jacob Allen 44 and his wife Mary 38 and family. | Allen, William Ellsworth (I11515)
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| 7686 | William & Sarah were married by James Jerauld, Justice. | Family F00911
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| 7687 | William and Elizabeth had about 13 children. From Mayflower Descendants Through Five Generations, John Alden, pp. 23 & 24: William Pabodie was of Duxbury in 1672. He was among the first settlers of Little Compton c 1680, and for many years led Lordsday Worship in his house by praying, reading, and singing, until about 1700 when they got a preacher (quote from Ezra Stiles). William, his son, and some of his grandsons were Deacons. From Rootsweb's Worldconnect: "William spelled his last name Pabodie and variants. William, who grew up in Duxbury, Mass., is referred to in various documents of the period as a yeoman, boatman, planter, and wheelwright. He was also a land surveyor. On Nov. 1, 1648, four years after he was married, he bought from John Holland and Hopestill Foster of Dorchester, Mass., a dwelling house, garden, stables, land and meadow. He later bought additional tracts of land in Mattapoisett and Sepecan. At one point, on Oct. 27, 1680, he adjusted a boundary line between his lands and those of Mrs. Sarah Parke and William Brewster. He served as a Duxbury town officer and as a representative or deputy to the General Court at Plymouth, being repeatedly elected to the court from 1654 to 1663, then again in 1668, and continuously from 1671 to 1682. He was admitted a freeman of the colony June 5, 1651. About 1684, he removed to Little Compton, then in Massachusetts but now in Rhode Island, where he had acquired a share in lands. Thus he established in Rhode Island what has come to be known as the Rhode Island branch of the family." William is a son of John & Isabell Pabodie. He died in his 88th year. | PABODIE, William (I21221)
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| 7688 | William Bailey was made freeman of East Greenwich on 2 May 1721. | BAILEY, William (I00372)
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| 7689 | William came from a family of 14 siblings. Born in Rhode Island, he moved to New Bedford, MA, then to Dutchess County and Ulster County, NY. He came to Michigan from Kingston, NY, in 1835 with his wife Jane. His trip from New York State was by canal to Buffalo, then by boat to Detroit and by foot to Fenton. (Information from Thomas Lavery, a descendant) In the 1860 Federal Census, William & Jane Remington are living at Fenton, Genesee Co., MI. They have three children: Edwin (Eben) 23, John 19, & Jane (Jennie) 16. Also with them is brother Abner Remington, 37, a sailor. The 1870 census shows William at age 61 & his wife Jane living in the Village of Fenton, Genesee County, MI, with his extended family. In the household are Edward H. White & Eliza J. with their three children: Jessie A., Mabel P., & Edward H. Jr.; along with two domestic servants, a farm hand, and another man -- possibly a boarder or relative. Next door are John Remington (his son) with wife Emily and son Jay C. (see Roll 671 p. 1000 R Wm Remington; online census images) In 1880 William is 71 and Jane is 72. They are still at Fenton, MI, living near and with family members. The obituary in The Fenton Independent, 29 Apr 1897: "William Remington, probably the oldest pioneer of this township, at his home in the northern part of the village. He was born in Tiverton, Rhode Island, in 1809, one of a family of 14 children, all of whom are dead but one brother, Abner, of Mundy. He with his wife, Jane Broadhead, came from Kingston, New York, in 1835, taking up land in a then unbroken wilderness on the banks of the Shiawassee. At one time he owned 500 acres of land, on which a good portion of Fenton now stands. Three children survive: Ebin and John of Fenton and Mrs. John Traver of Ft. Wayne, Indiana." | Remington, William (I05161)
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| 7690 | William Clarke was a Gentleman of East Farleigh, County Kent, England; and St. Botolph, Aldgate, London. | CLARKE, William (I02778)
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| 7691 | William died at age 102+. In the 1850 Federal Census, William is age 63 and living at Portsmouth, RI, near his brother John. With him is son William M. Manchester, age 36, and also Abby B. Bennett, 29. Abby may be his niece, through either the Bennett or the Fish family From notes of Glenn Russell at Rootsweb's Worldconnect: William Manchester's will dated 21 Nov 1883 and probated 12 Jan 1885 at Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI mentions son, William M.; John, son of late brother, Edward; Ann Augusta, Clara W. Rathbone, and Bertha L. -- all daughters of John; unnamed daughters of Henry King of Tiverton, granddaughters of brother John. | Manchester, William (I18878)
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| 7692 | William died at age 68 y 1 m 10 d. According to the death record, he was a poultryman. | Hoxsie, William Remington (I18953)
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| 7693 | William Dyer came to America from London in 1633, united with the Boston Church, and was made freeman 3 Mar 1636. In 1638 he was disowned and disfranchised as a followed of Anne Hutchinson & Wheelwright, driven out of Massachusetts, and so he fled to Rhode Island where he became Secretary of the colony. His wife Mary was the famous friend & disciple of Anne Hutchinson. Mary Dyer herself was banished from Massachusetts and later suffered martyrdom by hanging on Boston Common 1 June 1660. (source: "The Hull Family in America" by Charles H. Weygant, Hull Family Association, 1913, p. 268) | Dyer, William (I12038)
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| 7694 | William E. Wright's book has his date of birth as 17 Jan 1693. | Gardner, Col. Ephraim (I08712)
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| 7695 | William Fairbanks served in the Revolutionary War in 1777 as a Private in Capt. Samuel Weber's Company. William & Priscilla and their family moved from RI to Montgomery Co., NY in the early 1800s (info from Arlene Fairbanks Dutton at Rootsweb). I assume that William was from the Fairbanks family on Prudence Island. The 1760 Town Tax listed Benjamin & Nathaniel Fairbanks, one of whom may have been the father of William. According to a family tree at Rootsweb's Worldconnect, William was a son of Benjamin & Rebecca Fairbanks, and Nathaniel was a brother of Benjamin, thus William's uncle; they were both sons of Jeremiah Fairbanks. This needs more research to confirm. The publication "The Fairbanks Family in America" by Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks (Boston: 1897) says that William was possibly a grandson of Jeremiah Fairbanks of Bristol, RI. (this source at Old Colony Historical Society in Taunton, MA) Prudence Island was raided by British troops several times in 1775 and 1776. The families and their livestock were evacuated to Warwick or Bristol. Most of the houses and other structures were burned; few of the families returned. | Fairbanks, William (I14970)
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| 7696 | William had about 9 children by his second wife (see New England Historical Genealogical Register Vol. 43 p. 313). | Ellery, William (I23796)
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| 7697 | William Hart is mentioned as nephew in the will of his uncle Nathanial Hubbard. | Hart, William (I28632)
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| 7698 | William Hubbard was Pastor of the church at Ipswich, according to family notes by Gov. John Leverett, father of Anne Leverett. William's death record at Boston says he died at age 83. | Hubbard, William (I28643)
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| 7699 | William is a son of Constant & Elizabeth (Collier) Southworth. William's brother Edward Southworth married Rebecca's sister Mary Pabodie, and his sister Mary Southworth married Rebecca's uncle David Alden. William died in his 60th year. | Southworth, William (I15203)
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| 7700 | William is age 15 (almost 16?) in the 1900 Federal Census, living at Bristol, RI, with his parents and two older sisters. In 1910, he is still living at Bristol, but now is married to Eva and has two children. The gravestone has his birth year as 1885. | Chafee, William "Willie" Clark (I00158)
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