William Northup
1732 - Abt 1827 (94 years)-
Name William Northup Born 8 Dec 1732 South Kingstown, RI [1] Gender Male Died Abt 21 May 1827 Newport, Herkimer Co., NY Buried Baptist Churchyard, Deerfield, Oneida, Co., NY Person ID I08625 Sorensen-Remington Family Tree Last Modified 7 Aug 2018
Father Nicholas Northup, b. 20 Jan 1689/90, d. Abt Oct 1765, North Kingstown, RI (Age 75 years) Mother Freelove Eldred, b. Abt 1700, d. Between 1750 and 1761, North Kingstown, RI (Age ~ 50 years) Married 23 Jun 1720 North Kingstown, RI [2] Notes - Nicholas & Freelove were married by Rouse Helme, Justice of the Peace.
Family ID F05233 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Ann Slocum, b. 25 May 1742, South Kingstown, RI , d. 6 Dec 1831, Deerfield, Oneida Co., NY (Age 89 years) Married 16 Aug 1761 Jamestown, RI [3] Notes - William, of Nicholas & Freelove, deceased, of North Kingstown, married Ann Slocum, of Samuel & Ann, deceased, 16 Aug 1761, Jamestown.
Children 1. Remington Northup, Sr., b. 1 Feb 1764, North Kingstown, RI , d. 1829, Deerfield, Oneida Co., NY (Age 64 years) Last Modified 7 Aug 2018 Family ID F03359 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - 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].
- William & Ann had 12 children, including a set of twins. They migrated to Onieda Co., NY, sometime around 1800.
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