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| 1751 | I'm a transplanted New Englander. My parents are Paul Oscar Avery(1921-2003) and Betty Wheaton Avery(1925-1992). My mom's and aunt's interest in family history was passed to me. I have been doing family history research for over 20 years, most of which has been in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine. I am retired, and live in The Villages, Florida, and would be happy to find and photograph cemetery stones of your friends or family in the Sumter - Lake - Marion County area. If you find some pictures or monuments I haven't included, I'd love to hear from you when you post them. And corrections or additions to my postings are welcome. All suggestions are responded to within 48 hours unless I am out of town. If you supply me with additional information, I will always research and double check it before posting it to a memorial. There is simply too much inaccurate information out there. | Avery (Ballston Spa, NY), Kevin W (I14446)
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| 1752 | Immigrated via "Rose" of Yarmouth, ship owned by William Andrews, Jr., Master. Set sail from Ipswich, England and arrived at Boston, MA on June 8, 1637 (Pierce Genealogy by F.B. Pierce: Thomas Pierce, emigrant ancestor came from England to this country 1633/4) | PIERCE, THOMAS SR. (I20229)
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| 1753 | In 1633, John Wilder married Amy Knapp of Chilton. Through this marriage the family became Founder’s Kin of St John’s College Oxford, Sir William White, the founder, having been her ancestor. This no doubt accounts for the fact that a number of Wilders graduated from St John’s. The eldest son of Thomas of Sulham was John and it is from him that the main line of English Wilders is descended. | Wilder, John (I16136)
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| 1754 | In the January 1900 publication of "Picturesque Worcester" it was written "of Sally Mirick Wilder and her sisters that they were all fine healthy, large women and were ladies." | Mirick, Sally (Sarah) (I18005)
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| 1755 | Index to Marriages, New York City Clerk's Office, New York, New York. | Source (S165)
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| 1756 | Inflammation of the Brain | Noble, Flora Alice (I15636)
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| 1757 | Influenza and cholycystitis | Billado, Charles Wilson (I23138)
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| 1758 | Information provided by Michael Phillips on 4 August 2015" My Dad and his Dad are William Harold Phillips. However, in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 census records my grandfather is listed as Harold. In 1930 and 1940 he is listed as William, after he married. He worked at Plant Shoe factory in Roxbury Crossing, Boston. The owner of the shoe factory built "Castle in the Clouds" in NH; but the depression took its toll on the factory and the workers. The Castle was sold, the shoe factory closed, and my grandfather lost his job and his house at 6 Parker Place. Parker Place was the name of two streets near Roxbury crossing, and hopefully with a trip with my Dad we can figure out which place they lived. The names of the streets have changed since the 1930s and there is no Parker Place in Boston now. Grandfather moved to Hingham, Ma. Supposedly they bought, over time 3 houses at Chestnut Place, kind of a cul de sac above the Weir river and an estuary. However, in reviewing the Plymouth county Register of Deeds records, online, a cousin may have owned, or also owned, the properties, or one of the properties. My grandfather died in 1959. | Phillips, William Harold (I18364)
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| 1759 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I15884)
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| 1760 | Intentions of marriage declared 9 Nov 1771 in Lancaster | Family: John 1750 Wilder / Abigail Kendall (F4879)
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| 1761 | Intestinal obstruction likely due to Tuberculous peritonitis | Richardson, Melvin Howard (I23504)
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| 1762 | Ira died sometime AFTER son Ira W. Brown was born in 1834. A death record or gravestone have not been located. There is a stone in Robinson Cemetery that shows I.I.B...no dates. | Brown, Ira William (I21014)
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| 1763 | It is not know if Sarel died or was removed from the family, but Sybel remarried in 1833. | Brown, Sarel (I21170)
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| 1764 | James grew to manhood in Malone, NY. He purchased his first farm just a few miles from his parents' home (and 5 miles outside of Malone). The original house and barn complex stood as it had a century ago in 1968. It is located near the Trout River. | Wilder, James Mason (I14918)
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| 1765 | Jean Adams WILLIAMSTOWN - Jean Adams, at the age of 73, passed away peacefully on November 28 to rejoin the love of her life. She was born in Chicopee, MA on November 21, 1951 to Robert and Arlene Pierce. Her family moved to ,Williamstown, VT where she met and married her high school sweetheart, Leon Adams Jr. on June 20, 1968. Her husband predeceased her on May 13, 2005. She leaves behind many friends and family., daughters Tina Adams Davis (Shannon) and Vicki Daniels (Walter), three Granddaughters who adored her, Cassandra, Chantel & Erin, great-gandchildren who she spoiled as ‘Grammie’, Remington & CJ, sisters Bobby, Patti, Sue & Sandy, and brother Mike and many nieces and nephews. She enjoyed spending time in Maine and trips to the Dominican Republic. She will be dearly missed. Family and friends are welcome to join us for a Celebration of Life on December 14 at Goodfellas, located in Danville, VT from 1:30-4:30. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to your local Cancer Treatment Center, Research Foundation or Family Support Services. (Published in the Times-Argus, 12-4-2024) | Pierce, Jean Patricia (I21873)
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| 1766 | Joe was killed while rabbit hunting. He tripped and shot himself. | Martin, Joseph Ellett (I9914)
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| 1767 | John Fleming (Jack) Duffey, 87, formerly of Barre, VT passed away December 17, 2025, surrounded by the caring staff at Grafton County Nursing Home in North Haverhill, NH. Born September 17, 1938, to Earl and Maxine (Ladd) Duffey in Montpelier, VT. Attending School in Montpelier and being an Honorary member of the Class of 1958 from St. Michael’s High School. Jack joined the Marine Corps Reserves while in High School and decided that since he liked it so much, joined the Marine Corps and headed to Parris Island, SC on August 28, 1958, just twenty days shy of his twentieth birthday. He would serve a total of seven years, four months, and twenty-six days. Being stationed in the Phillipines, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam, Twenty-nine Palms, CA and his final Duty Station at Camp Lejeune, NC were always his treasured memories that would become great stories. He was always so proud of his “Glorious Corps” and loved being a Veteran. Survivors include his sister, Starr Hughmanic (Edward) of Toms River, NJ. His Daughters, Louise Duffey-Hayes (Thomas Dorr) of Pittsford, VT, Becky Chadwick (Ronald) of Waterbury Center, VT and his son Daniel Duffey (Andrew Chock) of Barre, VT. Survivors also include Matthew Dunkling, a very close family friend. His Grandchildren, Ryan, Krystal, Brock, Kyle and Joshua, as well as Great-grandchildren Remington, Kayleigh, Akira and Colten. Nieces and Nephews. Jack was pre-deceased by his parents, his sisters, Kathleen Pearl and Anna Herbert (William) and also brother-in-law Edward Hughmanic. A Funeral Mass and Committal, with full Military Honors will take place in June 2026 at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, the family is asking you to donate to the Grafton County Home Association, 3855 Dartmouth College Hwy, North Haverhill, NH 03774 in his memory. | Duffey, John Fleming (I15938)
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| 1768 | John Franklin Black is The great grandfather to our friend (Maurine Mattson) She said she thinks her great grandfather was living with her Aunt in Hollendale, Mississippi, when he died. He was buried in Flora Cemetary in madison co., Mississippi. | Black, John Franklin (I2205)
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| 1769 | John Peter Smith died of acute dilation of the heart and acute gastritis. He died in Baptist Hospital in Jackson. | Smith, John Peter (I12532)
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| 1770 | John Pierce was born 8 Apr 1588 in Norwich, Norfolk, England. His parents were Richard PIERCE (1540 - 1641) and Marguerite CONEY (1550 - ???). He married Elizabeth TRULL on 22 Apr 1610 in Norwich, Norfolk, England. He was among the passengers on either the John & Dorothy of Ipswich with William Andrews the Master or the Rose of Yarmouth with William Andrews, Jr. the Master. These two vessels sailed from Ipswich, England and arrived in Boston 8 June 1637. Listed as passengers were “John Pers”, aged 49, weaver of Norwich, wife Elizabeth, aged 36, children John, Barbre (Barbara), Elizabeth, and Judith, and a servant, John Gednay (Gedney), aged 19. John died 19 Aug 1661 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. Elizabeth Trull was born 1591 in Norwich, England. Elizabeth died 12 Mar 1666/67 in Watertown, Mass. at age 80. Alternatively, her maiden name was Hart or Stoker. | Pierce, John Sr. (I23414)
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| 1771 | John Sadler lived between Turkey Creek and the Broad River in York county, SC. | Sadler, John (I11547)
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| 1772 | John was first married to Susan Norrie and they had four children before her death. After Susan's death he married Lyda Smith, shown here, and they settled at Vershire and later at Worcester where he was a farmer. | Richardson, John (I23534)
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| 1773 | Jonathan Fairbanks, immigrant ancestor of the Dedham, Mass. Fairbanks family. He was b. during the 1590s, s. of John Fairbank(s) of greater Halifax, West Riding of Yorkshire, England and either John's 2nd wife Isabella Staincliffe or 3rd wife Ellen Parker. Jonathan m. Grace Smith May 20, 1617 at Halifax and immigrated with his family to Boston, Mass. betw. 1633 and 1635 settling permanently by 1636 at Dedham, Mass. Readers and fellow descendants are referred to the excellent research and conclusions regarding Jonathan's ancestry by two of his descendants in the July 2012 issue of the New England Historic Genealogical Register (166:165-187.) Jonathan and Grace (Smith) Fairbank(s) had six known children, all b. at one of several towns or villages at or near Halifax, England. At the time, the Church of England required children to be baptized at the parish where the parents were then residing: • i. John Fairbanks, bapt. Feb. 8, 1617/8, d. Nov. 13, 1684; m. Mar. 16, 1641/2 at Dedham, Mass., Sarah Fiske. who d. Nov. 26, 1683 at Dedham. Eight children of the family. • ii. George Fairbanks, bapt. Nov 28, 1619 at Shelf near Halifax, d. Jan. 10, 1680/1 at Medfield, Mass.; m. Oct. 26, 1646 at Dedham, Mary Adams, who d. Aug. 11, 1711. • iii. Mary Fairbanks, bapt. in Feb. 1621/2 at Shelf near Halifax, d. June 4, 1684 at Dedham, Mass.; m. 1) Apr. 2, 1644 at Dedham, Mass., Michael Metcalf, Jr., b. or bapt. Aug. 29, 1620 at Norwich, England. Five children of the family. She m. 2) Aug. 2, 1654 at Dedham, Christopher Smith. They had one known child. • iv. Jonas Fairbanks, bapt. Mar. 6, 1624/5, was killed in a massacre by the Indians Feb. 10, 1675/6 at Lancaster, Mass.; m. May 28, 1658 at Lancaster, Mass., Lydia Prescott where seven children are of record. • v. Susan Fairbanks, bapt. Dec. 10, 1627 at Thorton-in-Craven near Halifax, d. July 8, 1659 at Dedham, Mass.; m. Oct. 12, 1647 at Dedham as his 1st wife, Sgt. Ralph Day. Five children of the family. Ralph m. 2) Nov. 15, 1659 at Dedham, Abigail Crafts, widow of John Ruggles, dau. of Lieut. Griffin and Alice Crafts of Roxbury, Mass. • vi. Jonathan Fairbanks, Jr., b. circa 1630, d. Jan. 28, 1711/2 at Dedham, Mass.; m. Oct. 4, 1649 at Cambridge, Mass., Deborah Shepard, dau. of Edward Shepard and Violet Charnould, who d. Sept. 7, 1705 at Dedham. Eight children of the family. Updated March 21, 2013. In addition, under the "Read More" button in the description of the Ancient Dedham Cemetery, added by the present maintainer of this memorial soon after creating this memorial for his ancestor: "In 1638, Joseph Kingsbury provided a portion of his land at the south end of his lot to enlarge the accommodation for the dead. The boundaries of the burial place continued the same for about 175 years, an area of about one acre. For a period of one hundred years, this was the only place of burial in the town of Dedham, and some parts were dug over several times to furnish graves for successive generations. Where a stone was not setup, the place of interment was soon forgotten, and so received another occupant. From the nature of things several thousand have here found their last resting place. One after another, for nearly two hundred years as the ashes were gathered, with no monument to distinguish one from another, it is truly fitting that the most beautiful trees of the forest should weave a canopy over their common resting place." [Excerpted from "Epitaphs in the Old Burial Place," Dedham, Mass., by Rev. Carlos Slafter, Dedham Historical Society (1888).] | Fairbanks, Jonathan Sr. (I24776)
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| 1774 | Joscelin assumed the name of Percy at time of marriage Agnes was the daughter of William de Percy and Alice (Adeliza) de Tunbridge. She married Joscelin de Louvain in 1154 at Egmanton, Nottinghamshire County, England. They were the parents of: Henry de Percy Richard de Percy, (d.1244), who was a Magna Carta surety Joscelin Radulph, went to France Eleanor Maud (b. c. 1164), married John de Daiville Lucy | de Percy, Agnes (I22319)
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| 1775 | Joscelin assumed the name of Percy at time of marriage Also known in history as: Joscelin I de Louvain and Joscelin I de Percy | de Lorraine, Joscelin I (I22314)
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| 1776 | Juan Bautista Crespin Leger | Leger, Juan Bautista Crespin (I24297)
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| 1777 | Justice of the Peace. | Family: Frederick Charles Garrand / Luella Emma "Ermina" Bean (F6315)
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| 1778 | K46L-8BP | Fairbanke, John (I24809)
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| 1779 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I24854)
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| 1780 | Kenneth Travis Richardson was a veteran of World War 2. While in the Army he married Nettie Laura Jones of Yazoo Co. Mississippi. They had one child, a son, named Billy Joe Richardson. After Nettie's death in 1972, Kenneth Travis married Lenis Harper Duke (Snooks). She died on March 17, 1975, and is buried in Mt. Risgath Cemetary in Carroll Co., Mississippi. He then married Ann Hightower Fondren. He died of a heart attack. | Richardson, Kenneth Travis (I21877)
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| 1781 | Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Kentucky Birth, Marriage, and Death Databases: Births 1911-1999. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. | Source (S184)
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| 1782 | Knight | Alleyn, John (Sir) (I24072)
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| 1783 | KNW6-SMG | Fairbanks, George (I24795)
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| 1784 | KNWR-32N | Fairbank, Hugh (I24785)
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| 1785 | L41R-NNJ | Knapp, Amy (I24843)
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| 1786 | L6FL-3VP | Doying, Henrietta Frances (I23182)
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| 1787 | L7JY-WJJ | Fairbank, Robert (I24796)
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| 1788 | L7XB-22L | Fairbanks, Richard (I24816)
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| 1789 | L8R2-G27 | Adams, Sarah (I24740)
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| 1790 | Lake View Cemetery | Campbell, Dolly "Rieta" (I16197)
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| 1791 | Last name changed from Fairbank to Fairebanke due to information found Colonial Families of the USA, 1607-1775 for Isabel Stancliffe John Fairebanke's documents: 1625 Last Will https://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image?volumeId=13206&pageName=166&rId=24780925 1650 Will of George Fairbank of Sowerby https://www.americanancestors.org/databases/new-england-historical-and-genealogical-register/image?volumeId=13206&pageName=167&rId=24780926 | Fairbanks, John (I24773)
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| 1792 | last name is "Parce" on stone | Pierce, Isaac (I20395)
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| 1793 | LBXV-YQZ | Fairbanks, John (I24773)
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| 1794 | LCCP-PRV | Deck, Margaret Le Vavasour (I24810)
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| 1795 | LCR2-3WJ | Fairbanke, Edmundus (I24817)
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| 1796 | LCTK-HGK | Fairbank, Marye (I24791)
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| 1797 | LD7S-QNN | Fairbanks, Ester (I24799)
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| 1798 | LDS - Vermont, Vital Records, 1760-1954 | Family: Nelson Hurlburt / Sophronia Duprey (F5970)
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| 1799 | Leavitt Cemetery, Charlemont, Franklin County, Massachusetts | Avery, Abner (I14447)
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| 1800 | Levi was a soldier in the Frnch and Indian Wars; was killed in 1756. (See Colonial War Rolls, appendix) | Fairbanks, Levi (I24739)
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