Notes
Matches 7,751 to 7,770 of 7,770
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| 7751 | Witnesses to their marriage certificate were William Leeson & John Oscroft. | Family F00128
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| 7752 | Wlliam must be Philip's sons from a first marriage. Father & son are together at Coventry, RI, in the 1880 Federal Census. Philip is widowed at age 28. | Johnson, William R. (I11088)
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| 7753 | WOOD BETSEY E (JOHNSON) 1795c - 11 NOV 1885 CY135 | Johnson, Betsey E. (I25160)
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| 7754 | WOOD OLNEY 1801c - 29 OCT 1869 CY135 | Wood, Olney (I25161)
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| 7755 | Wood Olney, and Rosanna Remington; m. by James Jerauld, Justice, Mar. 8, 1787, at Warwick. | Family F02466
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| 7756 | Wood William, and Ann Collins, of Thomas, July 2, 1727 (Warwick VRs). | Family F07794
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| 7757 | Wood William, of William, and Elizabeth Gorton, of William; m. by Eld. Charles Holden, July 2, 1775, at Warwick. | Family F04375
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| 7758 | YORK Edward, and Mary Fones; m. by Samuel Thomas, Justice, Jan. --, 1755 (North Kingstown). | Family F08250
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| 7759 | YOUNG Joab, of Elder Nathan, and Hannah Cranston, of Peleg; m. by Elder John Westcott, Nov. 5, 1779. CRANSTON Hannah, and Jacob Young, Nov. 5, 1779. | Family F08314
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| 7760 | Zaccheus Butts was chosn to serve on the jury in 1698. (from "The Butts Family of RI" by Francis B. Butts, p. 11) | Butts, Zaccheus (I07681)
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| 7761 | Zachariah Rhodes was one of the four original founders of Pawtuxet in 1638, along with William Arnold, William Carpenter, and William Harris. | Rhodes, Zachariah (Zachary) (I04663)
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| 7762 | Zachariah was of Pawtuxet, RI. On 26 Apr 1738, Zachariah deeded land in Pawtuxet to his son-in-law, David Knapp of Warwick, and his wife Patience. On 13 Apr 1741, Zachariah bought 97 acres with dwelling house in Smithfield, from Emanuel Rowse. After that he lived in Smithfield. On 29 Dec 1741, Zachariah deeded 70 acres in Pawtuxet to John Rhodes of Warwick. The land was situated "easterly on land of my own and partly on land I gave to my son, Charles Rhodes." On 25 May 1742, Zachariah deeded 97 acres of land in Smithfield to his daughter Elizabeth and her husband, Joseph Carpenter. On 10 Jan 1761, Zachariah Rhodes of Smithfield and John Tucker of Warwick deeded 4 acres in Pawtuxet to Zachariah Tucker (son of John Tucker and grandson of Zachariah Rhodes). (source for above notes: New England Historic Genealogical Register Vol 114 p 282) | Rhodes, Zachariah (I23646)
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| 7763 | Zebedee Manchester is mentioned in the will of his grandfather, John Gifford. | Manchester, Zebedee (I17056)
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| 7764 | Zella's marriage to Louis Remington was her second. In 1910 she has a daughter named Anna P. Gillespie (sp? - Glespie), age 7. Anna later married Ralph E. Martin, as shown in the 1930 census. | Unknown, Zella M. (I17470)
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| 7765 | Zillah was adopted (see gravestone at Bristol). | Munday, Zillah (I28585)
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| 7766 | Zilpha is mentioned in the wills of her mother Patience (Greene) Andrew and grandmother Rebeckah (Cahoone) Greene. | Andrew, Zilpha (I12165)
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| 7767 | Zilpha Knight, dec'd, is mentioned as a daughter in the 1774 will of Joseph Bucklin of Covenrty, RI. The will also names her 6 children: Joseph, Jonathan, Robert, Richard, David, & Mary. | Bucklin, Zilpha (I27094)
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| 7768 | Zilpha was the widow of Daniel (or David) Arnold when she married William Rhodes. | Ralph, Zilpha (I12354)
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| 7769 | Zilpha's name as well as her husband's came to my attention through a descendant, Diana Koch. In the Federal Census of 1880, Zilpha Payne is a widow aged 82, living on South Main Street in Woonsocket, RI. With her are Martha Payne 42 and Ellen Barnes 50, identified as her daughters. They are both dressmakers. Martha was appointed executrix of Zilpha's estate. Her will, which names her husband and four living children (and spouses), was witnessed by Thomas Steere, Arlon Mowry, and James I. Hotchkiss. Appointed by the Court to take inventory of Zilpha's estate were Arlon Mowry, James I. Hotchkiss, and Albert C. Smith. According to the obituary, Zilpha's funeral took place at her late residence, 146 South Main St., Woonsocket. Rev. C. J. White officiated; pallbearers were George C. Wilder, Thomas B. Staples, Amasa Arnold, and Arlon Mowry. (Arlon is a son of Barney Mowry, 1850 census; he has Mowry and Paine ancestry; see Rootsweb's Worldconnect.) | Remington, Zilpha (I22900)
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| 7770 | Zilpha's name is given as Silva in one place. | Wodell, Zilpha (I00924)
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