| QUINCY, Saher de |
Magna Carta Surety Baron
Ancestor (putative) of 10GGM Olive Welby Farwell
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| RALSTON WEBSTER, Bethany Ann (Granddaughter, 1995-) |
I’ve gathered links to her images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| RALSTON, Cynthia Lee ANDERSON (Daughter, 1972-) |
I’ve gathered links to her images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| RALSTON, Ronald Philip (Son-in-law, 1971- ) |
I’ve gathered links to his images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| RAMESDEN ADAMS, Prescilla (9GGM, ~1646-1717) |
Wife of James Adams
Carlisle ancestor
Early settler
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| RAY, Clarissa Ann MONROE (3C5R, 1824-1875) |
Chart
David & Asenath
Mary Jane
The Rays
Little Ruth
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| RAY, James Milton (4C4R, 1856-1938) |
Chart
Little Ruth
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| RAY, Jonathan Jr. (1816-1880) |
Husband of 3C5R Clarissa
Mary Jane
The Rays
Little Ruth
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| RAY, Mary E. MURDOUGH (1857-1932) |
Wife of 4C4R James
Little Ruth
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| RAY, Ruth C. (5C3R, 1886-1886) |
Chart
The Rays
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| READ, Ralph |
Woburn neighbor and legal adversary of Michael Bacon
(If the same Ralph) extended hospitality to pregnant Mary in the spring of 1670
Apparently the place from which Mary wrote to Bacon
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| REED, Lydia STILLMAN (4GA, 1752-1780) | People Index Q-R
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
Wife of Abner Reed
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| REED WHEELER, Mary (~1837) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 Oliver Howard F Wheeler
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| REED WHEELER, Susan (~1824) |
Wife of Benjamin Wheeler
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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| REVERE, Paul |
In company with John Lowell, rescued John Hancock’s trunk from the Buckman Tavern, as the redcoats approached
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| RICHARDSON BACON, Sarah (1640-1694) |
Of prominent Woburn family; wife of Michael
may have raised “Michael Billerica” Bacon
six more children and respectable later life with Michael
Gave evasive answers to constable about swine
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| RICHARDSON MUNROE, Hannah (1761-1828) |
Wife of 5GU Thaddeus
Thaddeus & Hannah
Monument
Detail
David & Asenath
Isaac
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| RIDGE MOSES, Ruth (MGGU) |
Second (plural) wife of Uncle Julian Moses; mother of Julian N Moses
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| ROBBINS LYON, Mary RUSSELL PRENTICE (1C10R, 1678-1760) |
Daughter of Joseph and Mary Belcher Russell
Buried in Harvard Square as Mary Lyon
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| ROBBINS STILLMAN, Comfort (4GA, 1738-1804) |
Wife of Captain Josiah Stillman
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| ROBBINS STILLMAN, Rachel (4GGM, 1718-1807) |
Wife to John STILLMAN
Family of John and Rachel
Early settler in Sandisfield
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery
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| ROBERT de Vermandois, Count of Meaux and Troyes (33GGF, c.907-c.967) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Father of 32GGM Adèle de Meaux (32GGM c.935–c.982).
Robert of Vermandois (c. 907 – c. 967/8) was Count of Meaux and Count of Troyes, succeeding his father, Herbert II, Count of Vermandois and his wife, Adele (Liégarde) of France[1], daughter of Robert I of France.[2] Paternal descent of Pepin of Italy, son of Charlemagne.
He was married to S They had two children:
Herbert III, Count of Meaux (c. 935 – 995)
Adele of Meaux (c. 935 – c. 982
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| ROBERTS, Myrle |
In Brigham City
With Leola
With Florence and Leola
Friends Still: Florence and Myrle
High Adventure
At Temple Square
Florence, Leola, and Myrle
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| ROCKWELL, Christine OLSEN (WGGU) |
Third wife of our interesting Uncle Port
after the death of Aunt Mary Ann Neff Rockwell; destroyed all her pictures she could find
After the death of Aunt Mary Ann Neff Rockwell, destroyed all her pictures she could find
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| ROCKWELL, Luana Hart BEEBE (WGGU, 1829-1866) |
First wife of our interesting Uncle Port
Nauvoo resident
Neff History
Divorced Uncle Porter
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| ROCKWELL, Mary Ann NEFF (GGA, 1829-1866) |
Our aunt, Port’s beloved second wife.
The only surviving portrait of Mary Ann Neff Rockwell (1829-1866)
Married to our interesting Uncle Port
Nauvoo resident
Neff History
Grandma Seely’s mother
Portrait
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| ROCKWELL, Orrin Porter (GGU, 1813-1878) |
Third wife, Christine Olsen
Great yarns, many true.
Traveled with the Edward Hunter Company
Grew his hair and beard long, by assignment, and accompanied his Neff brothers-in-law on missions of pacification to the Indians.
The RLDS say he set up a barber shop in Nauvoo
Bartending
Nauvoo property
Returned from jail in Missouri and interrupted the Smiths’ Christmas party.
Our aunt, Port’s beloved second wife.
The only
surviving portrait of Mary Ann Neff Rockwell (1829-1866)
Mary Ann bio
Nauvoo resident
Became our uncle by marrying Grandpa Franklin Neff’s sister
Lived in Nauvoo
Photo
Emma Smith sent a letter back, accusing the Prophet of cowardice.
Rowed Joseph, Hyrum and Willard Richards across the river.
“You are the oldest and ought to know best; and as you make your bed, I will lie with you.”
Baptized 6 April 1830 with his mother Sarah, brother Peter, sister Caroline
Church’s youngest member, the day it was organized
Church’s longest-standing member, the day he died
Joseph’s oldest and most loyal friend
Joseph Smith’s childhood friend
Barber shop
Main homestead lot
Set up a barber shop in 1844
Porter’s Tenancy
Sent by Emma to entreat the Prophet to return
Turning to Rockwell he said: “What shall I do? ” Rockwell answered, “You are the oldest and ought to know best; and as you make your bed, I will lie with you.”
Interrupted Smiths’ Mansion House Christmas party
Promised protection if he wouldn’t cut his hair
Invited to tend bar in Mansion House; expelled at Emma’s insistence
Set up a barber-shop next to the Mansion House
Buried under a very suitable monument
Grave in Salt Lake
Remembered on First Encampment monument in Salt Lake City
“Mr. Rockwell, save me!”
Hosted a general conference of the Church
The first time the Church celebrated its birthday
My great-great-uncle
Also great-great-uncle to Kathi Garff
In bronze, wretchedly
Second of these four (Apocalyptic?) horsemen
Photo
With other distinguished frontier scouts, fulfilled a diplomatic assignment
Brother-in-law Cyrus died in Winter Quarters.
Left no personal journal,
Hosted General Conference
Photos: Orrin Porter and Mary Ann Neff Rockwell
Public domain photo from Wikipedia
Buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery
Died four months before the birth of his fourteenth child
Died of heart failure at age 65
Grave Monument
Had four children with Christine
Never learned to read or write
Scouted for the resistance to Johnston’s Army.
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| ROCKWELL SEYMOUR, Hannah (3GGM, 1772-1860) |
Mother of GGGM Harriet
Wife of Samuel Seymour, of our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Born in Colebrook in 1872
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| ROGERS, John (7GGF, <1642-1713) |
In our Mayflower line
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| ROGERS, Elizabeth Twining (7GGM, 1649-1725) |
In our Mayflower line
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| ROGERS, Elsgen (9GGM, ~1588-) |
In our Mayflower line; wife of Grandpa Pilgrim Thomas Rogers; died before Mayflower sailed.
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| ROGERS, Hannah (8GGM, 1615-1677) |
In our Mayflower line
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| ROGERS, Pilgrim Joseph (8GGF, <1611-1677) |
Second member of one of our two Mayflower lines
Mayflower passenger
In our Mayflower line
Orphaned in the first winter; welcomed into Bradford household.
Married; settled in Eastham; buried there.
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| ROGERS, May Emily A JAQUISH (2C3, ~1850-) |
Aged 6 in 1835
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
Daughter of Azro and 1C4 Malvina Sawyer Jaquish
Daughter of Azro and Malvina
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1860
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1870
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1910
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| ROGERS, Pilgrim Thomas (9GGF, <1590-1621) |
Headed up one of our two Mayflower linesMayflower passenger
In our Mayflower line
Died in the first winter; buried on Cole’s Hill
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| ROGERS, Rowland (1844-<1910) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: married 2C3 May Emily A Jaquish
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| ROGERS SMITH, Hannah (6GGM, 1689-1754) |
In our Mayflower line
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| ROOS, Beatrice STAFFORD de (19GGM, 1341-1415) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 20GGF Ralph de Stafford and 20GGM Margaret de Audley.
Married firstly, in 1350, Maurice FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Desmond (d. June 1358);
married secondly, 19GGF Thomas de Ros, 4th Baron de Ros, of Helmsley; married thirdly Sir Richard Burley, Knt.
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| ROS GREY, Margaret (18GGM, 1366-bef.1414) | In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 19GGF Thomas (Ros) de Ros and 19GGM Beatrice de Stafford: Born about 1366 in Helmsley Castle, North Riding Yorkshire, England; ; Wife of 18GGF Reynold (Reginald) Grey — married after 25 Nov 1378 in Helmsley, Yorkshire, England
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| ROS [Roos], Thomas de (19GGF 1337-1384), 4th Baron de Ros of Helmsley |
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage, after 1 Jan 1359, to 19GGM Beatrice de Stafford.: Died 8 Jun 1384 in UffingtonR36, Lincolnshire, England.
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| RUGG, Elizabeth MUNROE (8GA, 1676-) |
Third child of William and Mary; married Thomas Rugg
Daughter of William the Immigrant and Mary
Location of grave
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| RUGG, Tabitha (1C8R, 1693-1717) |
Daughter of Aunt (8G) Elizabeth MUNROE RUGG
Location of grave
Photo of grave
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| RUGG, Thomas (8GU, ~1664-) |
Husband of Aunt (8G) Elizabeth MUNROE RUGG
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| RUGG, Thomas (1C8R, 1690-1709) |
Son of Aunt (8G) Elizabeth MUNROE RUGG
Location of grave
Photo of grave
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| RUGG, William (1C8R, 1693-1717) |
Son of Aunt (8G) Elizabeth MUNROE RUGG
Location of grave
Photo of grave
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| RULE McLEAN, Elizabeth (5GM 1707-1784) |
Key ancestor for my McLean descendancy research
Mother of Uncles (5G) Colonel Alexander McClean and John McLean
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| RUSSELL BRIDGE, Abigail (1C10R, 1668-1772) |
Married to Lexington founder Matthew Bridge
Portrait
Context of Matthew and Abigail portraits
Mother of Captain William Russell
Daughter of Joseph
Wife of Matthew; niece to Benjamin
Lineage
Matthew Bridge Esq. and Abigail Russell
Location of grave
Epitaph
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| RUSSELL, Benjamin (9GF, 1638-1691) |
Summoned in Bacon/Munroe entanglement over swine
Testified, with brother John, for Munroes
A day of searching valued by the court at ninepence
A day as a witness valued by the court at two shillings
Great-great grandson would wear a sword at Concord Bridge
Valued injured sow
Early Concord settler
Carlisle location
In our Lexington Russell line
Carlisle ancestor
Father of 8GGF William Russell
"Brother" to James Adams
Uncle to Abigail Bridge
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| RUSSELL, Daniel |
Husband to GGGM Harriet
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| RUSSELL, Edward (1C10R, 1695-1695) |
Buried in Harvard Square
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL, Hannah (8GA) |
Second wife of 8GU James Russell
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| RUSSELL, Hannah ADAMS (8GGM, 1670-1727) |
Wife of William Russell
Married to William Russell, in our Lexington Russell line
Mother of James Russell
Carlisle ancestor
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| RUSSELL WHEELER, Hannah (7GM, 1690-) |
Sister of James Russell
Wife of Jonathan Wheeler
Carlisle ancestor
In our Lexington Russell line
In our Prescott line
Wife of Jonathan Wheeler
Mother of Oliver Wheeler I
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| RUSSELL, Harriet Elizabeth SEYMOUR STILLMAN (GGGM, 1804-1866) |
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour; wife of Jason Stillman
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Portrait
Biography
Mayflower descendant
Nauvoo resident
Grave in Salt Lake
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| RUSSELL, Hubbard (1C10R, 1687-1726) |
Father of THE Jason; went by “Hobart”; his stone in the Old Cambridge Burial Ground at Harvard Square calls him “Hubert”
Buried in Harvard Square
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL, Iohana CUTLER (10GA, 1660-1703) |
Wife of Philip
Mother of William and Philip
Philip and Joanna Russell
Location of grave
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| RUSSELL, James (8GU, 1695-1773) |
Son of William and Hannah
Married Susannah
Old Hill Burying Ground
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| RUSSELL, Lieutenant James (1C8R, 1723-1801) |
Son of James & Susannah
Commanded Carlisle Minute Men at Concord Bridge
[again]Commanded Carlisle Minute Men at Concord Bridge
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| RUSSELL, James Sullivan (3C6R, 1807-) |
“…born in Carlisle in 1807 on Russell Street in the old house…” He taught mathematics for many years in the Lowell High School.
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| RUSSELL, Jason (10GU, 1658-1736) |
Son of William and Martha
Married Mary Hubbard; father of Hubbard; grandfather of Jason of Menotomy
Lineage
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| RUSSELL, Jason (2C9R, 1716-1775) |
Of Menotomy; played a prominent and terminal role in the hostilities of the Lexington-Concord Alarm
Lineage
Killed 19 April 1775 at his historic home
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| RUSSELL LOCKE, Jemima (1C10R, ~1692-1782) |
Daughter of Philip and Iohana
Wife of William Locke
Location of grave
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| RUSSELL, John (9GU) |
Summoned in Bacon/Munroe entanglement over swine
Testified, with brother 9GF Benjamin, for Munroes
A day of searching valued by the court at ninepence
A day as a witness valued by the court at two shillings
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| RUSSELL, Joseph (10GU, 1636-1694) |
Son of William and Martha
Father of Abigail
Father of Abigail and Prudence
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| RUSSELL, Martha DAVIES (10GM, abt 1611-1694) |
Immigrant to America
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Lexington pioneer, founder of our Lexington Russell line
Lexington homestead, 1648
Credited with building Jason Russell House in Menotomy
Descendants in Harvard Square
Ancestor of Carlisle pioneers
My line of descent from
Of Cambridge
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| RUSSELL, Mary (2C9R, 1722-1736) |
Daughter of Philip and Sarah
Phebe and Mary Russell
Location of grave
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| RUSSELL, Mary BELCHER (10GA, 1641-1691) |
Wife of Joseph
Mother of Abigail and Prudence
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| RUSSELL, Mary BRIDGE (1688-1716) |
Daughter of Matthew and Abigail; married Captain William Russell, also our blood kin
Captain WilliamAndMary
Grandmother of Phebe and Mary Russell
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL, Mary HUBBARD (10GA, 1665-1738) |
Wife of Jason
Mother of Hubbard/Hobart/Hubert
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| RUSSELL DICKSON, Mary (2C9R, 1708-1770) |
Buried in Harvard Square
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL PRENTICE ROBBINS LYON, Mary (1C10R, 1678-1760) |
Daughter of Joseph and Mary Belcher Russell
Buried in Harvard Square as Mary Lyon
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL, Phebe (2C9R, 1725-1736) |
Daughter of Philip and Sarah
Phebe and Mary Russell
Location of grave
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| RUSSELL, Philip (10GU, 1650-1734) |
Son of William and Martha
Father of William and Philip
Husband of Iohana Cutler
Cambridge Selectman; pioneer of Lexington
Philip and Joanna Russell
A carpenter; grew up in the Woburn Road Russell homestead
Location of grave
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| RUSSELL HANCOCK, Prudence (1C10R, 1670-1742) |
Daughter of Joseph
Wife of Nathaniel Hancock, Jr.
Great-aunt to John Hancock
Buried in Harvard Square
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| RUSSELL, Rebecca (9GM, ~1644-) |
Married to Benjamin Russell, in our Lexington Russell line
Early Concord settler
Carlisle ancestor
Carlisle location
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| RUSSELL, Sarah BROOKS (10GA) |
Second wife of 10GU Philip
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| RUSSELL, Sally |
Mother of “Big Bethany;” LOWE; wife of Rodney LOWE
Laughing with Cyndi, Big Bethany, and Valerie at the wedding of Rebecca and Mark
At table with Rodney and Big Bethany at the wedding
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| RUSSELL, Susannah FARRER (8GA, 1701-1738) |
Wife of 8GU James
Old Hill Burying Ground
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| RUSSELL, William (10GF, 1605-1661) |
Of Cambridge
Lexington homestead, 1648
Lexington pioneer, founder of our Lexington Russell line
Immigrant to America
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Descendants in Harvard Square
Carlisle ancestor
Key ancestor couple for my Russell descendancy researches
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| RUSSELL, William (10GU, 1655-1744) |
Father of Abigail and Edward Russell
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| RUSSELL, William (8GF, 1667-1717) |
Son of 9GF Benjamin Russell
Married Hannah Adams
In our Lexington Russell line
Old Hill Burying Ground>
Father of James Russell
Father of 7GM Hannah Russell Wheeler
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| RUSSELL, William (1C10R, 1686-1731) |
Captain William
Son of Philip and Iohana
Lexington Old Burying Ground
Captain William and Mary Bridge Russell
Location of grave
Grandfather of Phebe and Mary Russell
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