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Vital Record of Rhode Island. 1636=1850.
FIRST SERIES.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
A Family Register for the People.
BY JAMES N. ARNOLD,
EDITOR OF THE NARRAGANSETT HISTORICAL REGISTER.
"Is My Name Written in the Book of Life?"
Vol. VII. Friends and Ministers.
Published under the Auspices of the General Assembly.
PROVIDENCE, R. I: NARRAGANSETT HISTORICAL PUBLISHING. COMPANY. 1895.
BRARY OF CONGRESS COPYRIGHT. MAY 21 1895 CITY HE MIAN PPTCH.
F78 A75
NO. 9100 A. A. COPYRIGHTED IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON, 1895.
MERCURY PUBLISHING CO., PRINTERS, { C. A. HILCKEN, BINDER. I NEWPORT, R. I.
INTRODUCTION.
With this volume is presented the Friends' Record of Rhode Island, Narragansett, Smithfield, Kings Towne, Providence and Swansey, and also those of Ministers or Elders who kept a record of the Marriages performed by them. The reader has only to glance through these records to convince himself that he has a very fitting supplement to our previ- ous volumes, and we have no hesitaney in saying that he will feel as amply repaid by his search in this volume as in any other one of the series. The Friends kept a most admirable record and its great value is now fully appreciated by many who do not belong to this faith of Christians, but yet admire the many sterling qualities of heart and hand that characterized these Christians.
From their manual of 1836 we make the following extracts regarding their Meetings in Rhode Island.
RHODE ISLAND MONTIILY MEETING.
Friends resided in the territory now comprehended by Rhode Island Monthly Meeting. at a period nearly as early as at any other place in America. In 1657, Mary Dyer, a member of the Society, went upon business of a pecuniary nature, from Rhode Island to Boston, [Sewall's History, Philadelphia edition, Vol. 1, page 193.] where she was im- prisoned and afterwards executed, in company with William Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson. For a complete history of the sufferings of those individuals see "Sewall's History," Vol. 1, page 250, and those that follow, also "Book of Martyrs," page 543 et seq.
The first records upon the books of this Meeting are dated the 12th of 10th mo., 1676; but, from references in subsequent minutes to Meetings formerly held, it undoubtedly was established prior to this date. Meetings were held at Newport, Portsmouth, Jamestown and Tiverton.
GREENWICH MONTHLY MEETING.
This Meeting, it will be perceived, was one of the three which origi- nally constituted the Quarterly Meeting to which it belongs. It was established on the 12th of the 4th month, 1699, under the name of "Narragansett Monthly Meeting," and was held at the house of John
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Briggs in Kingston. Hence it was occasionally referred to as . Kings- ton Monthly Meeting." It was held three months at this place, and subsequently at the house of an individual in Warwick until the 2d of the 7th month, 1700, when it was decided that it should be removed to the "New Meeting in East Greenwich." It was held constantly at the latter place about seven years. In the 7th month of the year 1707, the Quarterly Meeting directed that it should be thenceforward held at Providence and at Kingston three months each, during the year. Con- sequently. it was held at Providence, Greenwich, Kingston and East Greenwich alternately, until the year 1718, in the 4th month of which, Providence Monthly Meeting was set off from it, and established by the Quarterly Meeting. In the 3d month, 1743, this meeting was again divided and the new one thus formed called the "Kingston Monthly Meeting." In the 2d month, 1744, the Preparative Meeting of Ne- shonticut, now Cranston, was established, and the Monthly Meeting was thereafter held alternately at this place and at Greenwich. Meetings were held at Greenwich, Cranston, Foster, Plainfield, Wickford, Cov- entry and Warwick.
SWANSEY MONTHLY MEETING.
Swansey Monthly Meeting was established on the 13th of the 8th month. 1732. and the first meeting was held on the 4th of the 10th month in the same year. It is now held on the last second-day in the month, at Somerset in the 1st and at Fall Riverin the 2d, and thus alternately. This meeting comprises three Meetings of Swansey, Free- town and Fall River.
A meeting formerly held at Taunton was discontinued 12th month. 26th. 1731.
SOUTHI KINGSTOWN MONTHLY MEETING.
This meeting was set off from Greenwich Meeting and established on the 30th of the 3d month, 1743. Meetings are held at South Kings- town, Hopkinton, Richmond and Western South Kingstown. A small meeting for worship was formerly held at a school house near Wood River [Usquepaug] in South Kingstown. It has been discontinued about two years since. Another meeting was held at Westerly, which also has been abolished.
PROVIDENCE MONTHLY MEETING.
The Original Meeting set off from Greenwich Monthly Meeting in the 4th month, 1718, under the name of "Providence Monthly Meeting." became known in course of time as the "Smithfield Monthly Meeting." As it became somewhat large, and its limits extensive, it was divided in 1783, and the first session of new meeting that was formed was held on the 5th of the 11th month, 1783. The records of this Meeting contain the following minute : "This Meeting received - extracts of the
INTRODUCTION.
Quarterly Meeting Minutes by virtue of said Lower Preparative Meeting is set off from Smithfield Monthly Meeting and is constituted a separate and distinct Meeting by the name of the "Providence Monthly Meet- ing." Meetings were held at Providence, Lower Smithfield, Cumber- land and Scituate.
RHODE ISLAND QUARTERLY MEETING.
Rhode Island Quarterly Meeting was established by the Yearly Meet- ing in 1699, and at that time comprised the Monthly Meetings of Rhode Island, Dartmouth and Narragansett. In the early records the last of these three is called Kingston, but it is now known by the name of Greenwich.
This Quarterly Meeting is constituted of five Monthly Meetings, viz : Rhode Island, Greenwich, Swansey, South Kingstown and Providence, which are formed by fifteen Preparative Meetings, and twenty-two Meetings for Worship. It is held on the first fifth-day in the month ; at Providence in the 2d, East Greenwich in the 5th, Portsmouth in the 8th and Somerset in the 11th months.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
We have still occasion to thank the General Assembly that they have been pleased to continue our work and to have made such ample ar- rangements for the publishment of our proposed supplement. We feel a keener pride in our work as we see it approaching the concluding vol- umes, and we are thankful that the work has been so very favorably received by the public as also for the many kind words spoken for it. We wish here to acknowledge the many kind favors received from Dr. Henry E. Turner and R. H. Tilley, Esq., both of Newport, and for placing so much manuscript. pertaining to Newport and vicinity, at our . disposal. These gentlemen have done a great work for Newport and no doubt posterity will yet do justice to their labors.
THE CONDITION OF THE RECORDS.
Without giving offence, and only with the very best intentions, we remark that many of our Churches do not bestow that care upon their records, that they ought to do and thus leave their carlier records liable to destruction and loss. Many of our older Churches regret that they have not their first records. Every church should look carefully to this question of preservation and it would not be a bad plan to place their earlier records in the hands of the Town Clerk for safe keeping. We are more than pleased whenever we find a church that has copied their first records and thus preserved better this priceless treasure, and we trust this will be followed by other churches until the whole shall be fittingly preserved.
PLEASE OBSERVE.
I. That the marriages are given in duplicate, but that nothing be-
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yond the names and date are given where the bride is placed first. That under the groom the notes are so extended as to include all the items of the record from whence it was taken. The reader will consider the bride being placed first, therefore, as merely an index for him to con- sult the other entry in its proper place. Should they disagree, give the groom the preference if possible. That the births and deaths are grouped so as to better enable the reader to see at a glance the names and dates in their natural order of the members of the family.
II. That the indices are so constructed as to show,
(a) The names occurring in their natural order.
(b) The names occurring incidentally.
(() The places mentioned in the text.
III. The spelling of the names in many cases are given as they occur in the original. This accounts for the great variety as found in this work.
IV. Every convenience that would aid the reader, and everything that would naturally perplex him, have been carefully studied. While not claiming perfection for our work, we would say that no pains have been spared in order to make it as simple as possible, and yet comprehensive. How well we have succeeded must be left to the judgment of the reader.
A REQUEST.
It would be a great favor to the compiler of this work if every reader who consults these pages would copy out and send to him at Providence, R. I., copies from his family record in the Bible, or where else the same may be recorded, or any other information he may be in possession of, in order to make these records in the future as complete as possible. It makes no difference whether the party resides in the State or not. If it connects with Rhode Island families it is sufficient. While these items may appear trifling unto a great many, they may become of great value in the future, and therefore, we desire to make this work as com- plete as possible, and that errors wherever found may be pointed out and corrected as soon as possible.
THE NEW SERIAL.
We are in fond hopes that the year 1895 will witness a decided ad- vancement in the publication of our new serial.
RHODE ISLAND COLONIAL GLEANINGS.
It is the earnest and sincere wish of the compiler that the documen- tary history of our State may be made as complete as possible ; cer- tainly there is nothing in the way but the disposition of the people themselves. Several towns and cities of Massachusetts have set a good example in this direction. Our towns can produce equally as interest- ing matter, and why not produce it? When these old records are so constantly in demand and the manuscript is becoming so faded, it seems to us reasonable an effort should be made to place it in a better shape for future preservation.
CONTENTS.
Rhode Island Friends. 1
(a) Marriages. 1 (b) Births, 41 (c) Deaths, 84.
Narragansett Friends, 131
(a) Marriages, 131 (b) Births and Deaths, 142.
Smithfield Friends. 160
(a) Marriages, 160 (b) Births and Deaths, 178.
Kings Towne Friends, 202
(a) Marriages, 202 (b) Births and Deaths, 213.
Providence Friends, 235.
(a) Marriages, 235 (b) Births. 243 (c) Deaths, 264.
Swansey Friends,
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(a) Marriages, 277 (b) Births and Deaths, 294.
Rev. Gardiner Thurston's Marriages, 330
Elder John Gorton's Marriages.
375
Elder Samuel Littlefield's Marriages,
394
Rev. James Wilson's Publishments and Marriages.
106-
Rev. Stephen Gano's Marriages, 476
Rev. Nathan B. Crocker's Marriages, 514
Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages,
525
Rev. Thomas Sheperd's Marriages.
586
The United Brethren, 606
(a) Marriages, 606 (b) Births, 610 (c) Deathis, 616.
Elder James Wilson's Record of Deatl.s.
620
The Sabbattarian Church of Newport.
623
INDEX.
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Names Occuring In Their Natural Order
A
Abbott, 406 620. Abby, 406.
Aborn, 394 406 476 620.
Acronor, 476.
Adams, 407 476 514 525 586 620 623. Adam, 476.
Addison, 407.
Adie, 514.
Adge, 476.
Adlington, 525.
Adrick, 330. Adsett. 623.
Aiken, 330 525.
Ailsworth, 623.
Ainsworth, 407.
Air, 476.
Aithforth, 476.
Akin, 525.
Akley, 330.
Albee, 514.
Albert, 525.
Albertson, 407 477.
Albro, 3 84 330 375 407 476 525 605. Alden, 526. Aldrich, 142 160 178 243 264 277 294 375 407 476 526 586.
Aldridge, 330 407. Alexander, 394 407 476 586. Alger, 330 407 476
526 623.
Alison, 330. Allburro, 84.
Allen, 1 84 161 180 330 375 394 407 476 514 526 586 623. Allin, 1 41 84 330.
Alling, 85.
Almy, 3 41 84 131 181
235 243 264 331 407 477 527 605. Alsop, 161 235. Alverson, 243 264 408.
Alwood, 407.
Ambrose, 331 605.
Ames, 408 477.
Anderson, 331 408 477 514 527 623. Andrews, 85 161 181 277 375 394 408 477 514 527. Andries, 477. Andras, 408. Andru, 408. Angell, 161 408 477 527. Angle, 331. Annis, 408 477.
Anthony, 1 42 85 131 142 161 181 202 235 244 264 277 294 331 394 408 477 514 527 588 605 620. Anton, 331. Aphn, 235 244 514.
Appleby, 331. Appleton, 408. Archer, 408. Armington, 409 477. Armstrong, 409 514
586.
Arnell, 331.
Arnold 3 131 143 162 181 236 244 265 331 376 394 409 477 514 527 623.
Arthur, 624. Ary, 478. Ash, 331. Ashley, 3 331 528. Ashton, 331 409 478. Askey, 331. Aspinwall, 295. Asten, 278 478. Atkinson, 331. Atmore. 143. Atwater, 236 246 265. Atwell, 514. Atwood, 131 331 395 409 478 528.
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND.
Anll, 528. Austin, 1 87 162 236 216 265 278 295 331 377 178 528. Austings, 331. Averett. 331. Avery, 410. Axtell, 110. Axom. 178.
Avdelott, 278.
Aylesworth, 87 131 13 246 265 377 -110. AAvres, 624.
B
Baars, 586.
Babbitt, 478.
Babcock, 131 202 213 331 410 478 514 528 616 624. Babson, 178. Bachekler, 377.
Backster, 278 410. Backus, 528. Bacon. 1 110 478 514.
Badger, 478 514.
Bailey, 236 331 377 395 110 478 528 605 621.
Baister. 87. Bagley, 114. Bagnall. 4.
Baker, 4 87 162 278 332 377 395 410 178 528 605 610.
Bakes, 410. Balch, 478.
Balcom, 410.
Balden, 87.
Ball, 410. Ballard, 511.
Ballen, 162 478.
Ballon, 586.
Bannister, 4. Barber, 4 87 132 144 410 528 586 605.
Barder. 478. Bardin. 332 110 478 COD. Barker, 4 44 87 162 236 246 266 278 295 332 410 478 515 528 605 610 616 621.
Barlow, 528.
Barnard, 5 295 478. Barnes. 624.
Barney, 5 15 88 332 395 411 478 610 616 624. Barnes, 162 182 332 111 478. Baron, 411.
Barrett, 15 162 411 478.
Barrington. 332.
Barron, 332.
Beklen, 529.
Belfry, 529. Bell, 278 333 515.
Bellows, 412 479. Bels, 587.
Benackland 333.
Benedict, 479.
Benjamin, 179.
Benner, 333.
Bennett, 5 46 163
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Bartom, 411.
Barton. 132 377 395 478.
Bartron, 411.
Basil. 88.
Bassell, 332.
Basselman. 586.
Bassett, 163 183 246 266 362 411.
Baster. 624.
Batchellor, 332 411
479.
Bevens. 479.
Beverly, 412.
Bezeley, 412 479.
Bickery, 412.
Bicknell, 132 114 213 412 515.
Bigelow, 479.
Biges. 333.
Bigley, 333.
Bill. 333.
Billings, 5 46 383 412 479. Bin, 412.
Bingham, 479.
Bingnear, 112.
Bininger, 624.
Binney, 515.
Bird, 412 479.
Birdsall. 479.
Beckford, 179.
Beckwith. 179 529. Bedell, 587. Beebe, 236 333 412 62.1. Beeby, 333. Beede, 5 163.
Beedin, 529. Becham, 179. Beer, 333 412.
Beere, 45 88. Beeth, 587.
Belcher, 333 624.
Barris, 586.
Barrows. 162 478 515 528.
Barry, 411.
Barstow. 411 478 515 528 620. Barter, 586.
Barth, 529.
Bartlett. 162 182 479 529.
333 377 412 479
529 587 624.
Bennet, 333.
Bennit, 333.
Benny, 333.
Benson, 163 412 479 529 624.
Bentley. 333 377 412 479 515 605 610.
Benton, 412 529.
Berry, 412 587.
Betty. 624.
Bateman, 88 332 411 529. Bates, 411 479 529.
Battey. 132 163 183 247 266 332 411 179 529 587.
Bauman, 479.
Bavis, 587.
Baxby, 332.
Baxter. 332 412 529.
Bayley, 333. Bazell, 333.
Bazzett, 479. Beard. 333. Beare, 5.
Bearsley, 529.
Beattie, 515. Beauman, 479.
Bukett, 412.
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Bishop, 479 529 587. Bissell, 624. Black, 412 515.
Blackman, 412. Blaekmer, 412. Blaisdell, 479 529.
Blake, 479 587.
Blakesley, 587. Blanchard, 247 266 377 515. Blanchford, 479. Blandenburgh. 479. Blashford, 413. Blason, 333.
Bowes, 530.
Bowler, 414 480.
Bowman, 6.
Bleson, 132.
Blinn, 413.
Boyce, 6 163 279 295. Boyd, 334 378 414 480 530.
Boyle, 487. Boys. 279.
Braddison, 334.
Bradford, 6 144 334
414 480 515 587. Bradley, 202 214 334 414 480 515 531.
Brady, 515.
Brafford, 587.
Bragg, 132 202 214 414.
Boals, 413.
Boardman. 413.
Bragley, 279.
Braynard, 414.
Braid, 414.
Braman, 414.
Branch, 414 620.
Bruff, 335.
Brushel. 378.
Bonner, 530.
Bonnis, 334.
Boodry, 530.
Boomer, 530 587.
Boone, 334.
Booram, 479.
Breadon, 279.
Breen, 515.
Brelton, 414.
Brenton, 616.
Brewer, 236 247 266 334.
Brian, 414. Briant, 334.
Brickley, 414.
Bridge, 334 531.
Bridges, 334.
Briggs, 47 132 163 184 214 279 334 378 395 414 480 515 531 588. Bridgham, 414.
Brightman, 334 531. Brightson, 626.
Brimblecome. 415511. Brinen, 531. Bringhurst, 6 90. Brinley, 605. Brinnis. 588. Briteson. 626. Britson, 334. Britton. 334. Brocklebank. 415. Brockway, 480. Brooks, 6 47 184 334 480 515. Brotherton, 588. Broughton, 415. Brow, 395.
Brown. 6 90 132 144 164 184 203 236 247 266 334 378 395 415 480 515 532 588 610 616 620.
Browne. 7. Brownell, 7 47 90 132 163 184 279 335 415 480 515 531 588.
Browning,
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214
335 415 532 620.
Bruce, 532.
Brand. 626.
Branigan, 588.
Brayman, 334.
Brayton, 6 90 202 279 296 334 378 395 414 531.
Boorman, 377. Booth, 530 587.
Borden, 5 46 89 202 295 334 413 530 587. Bordman, 144. Born, 334. Boss, 6 47 132 202 214 334 413 479 530 587 605. Boston, 332 413. Bosworth. 413 479 515 530 587.
Bottom, 413. Bourne, 278 587. Bowdemore, 479.
Bowditch, 278. Bowen, 6 47 90 163
202 214 236 247 266 278 331 413 179 515 530 387 605. Bower, 334. Bowering, 480. Bowers. 6 47 90 413 480 515 587.
Bliss, 46 333 413 529 625. Bliven. 333 479 530 626. Blodgett, 515. Bloodgood, 515.
Bloss, 479.
Blount. 587.
Bly, 413 479.
Blyth, 515.
Bogert, 515.
Bogman, 413 479 530. Bolling, 587.
Bolls, 413. Boltwood, 333.
Bryan, 378. Bryant, 7 532.
Bryer, 7 48 91 532. Buckley, 7 335 515 532. Bucklin, 4 166 481 515. Budlong, 378 395 533. Buffin, 132 267. Buffington, 7 91 132 144 248 267 279 296. Buffum, 7 48 91 164 184 236 248 281 481. Bull, 7 48 91 132 214 335. Bulliard, 335. Bullock, 416 481 533 588. Bulord, 335.
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND.
Bump, 416 481. Bimphery, 533. Buuker, 533. Bunn, 588. Burbrick, 481. Burch, 335 416. Burek, 335. Burckhardt, 588. Burden, 267 281 335 533. Burdick, 132 214 335 481 515 533 588 611 626. Burdton, 296. Burge, 335. Burges, 335 416 481. Burgess, 515 533 588. Burk. 335 378.
Burke, 416 481. Burkett, 416 481.
Burling, 8. Burlingame, 132 378 396 533.
Burlingham, 181 515 588. Burnea. 533. Burnett, 416 515. Burnes, 335.
Burnham,
335 416
533.
Burns, 335 416 515 588.
Burr. 417 481 533 588. Burrell, 8 335 181 515. Burlington, 91 515, Burroughs, 335 416 533. Burrows, 396 481. Burt, 281 336 482. Burton, 482 533. Burtt, 482. Bury, 417. Bush, 336 533 588. Bushee, 185 301 417 482. Bushnell, 182. Butler. 117 482 515 533. Butman, 417. Butterworth, 164 515. Buttman, 533. Button, 378 627.
Butts, 8 336 482 515 533. Buxton, 164. Byers, 417. Byron, 417 533. Bywaters, 417.
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Cabelle, 336. Cadman. 8. Cady, 396 417 482 534. Caffrey, 117 482 515. Cahoone, 336 417
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Cain. 417. Cairnes. 396.
Calder, 482. Callahan, 417 605. Callender, 92 164 417 482. Callum, 164. Calvert, 605. Campbell, 336 378417 482 516 534.
Campfield, 417. Cane, 336 417. Cannavan, 531. Cannis, 482. Capen, 534. Capering, 482. Capernium, 117. Capron, 164 236 417 482 534.
Capwell, 396 534. Card, 8 336 378 396 417 588. Carder, 378 396 417.
Caren, 417. Carey, 336 589. Cartier. 482.
Cargill, 417.
Carlile, 417 516. Carlisle, 482.
Carlton, 534. Carney, 482. Carpenter, 8 48 91 132 164 336 378 396 417 482 534 627. Carr, 8 48 92 203 215 337 418 482 516 534 589 605.
Carrien, 418. Carrier, 482. Carrington, 418. Carrol, 337. Carroll, 337 418 589. Carson, 534. Carter, 8 337 396 418 483. Cartin, 337. Carver. 534. Cartwaite, 337. Cartwright. 337 627.
Casaday, 534. Case, 337 418 483 534. Casey, 8 48 92 132 144 379 396 418 483. C'ass, 164. Cassel. 379. Castoff, 605. Caswell, 337 535. Cate, 418.
Cates, 8. Cathier, 418. Caulfield, 589.
Ceazer, 483.
Ceefelt, 589.
Center, 337.
Cezer, 379.
Chaboner, 48 132.
Chace, 9 94 185 237 248 267 337 379 118 483 516 605 Chadwick, 92 337 535 589. Chaers, 418. Chaffee, 418 483 516 535. Chaloner, 92. Chamberlain, 49 92 418 483. Chambers. 92 337 418 516. Champlain, 338 418 483 627.
Chanders, 8 49.
Chandler,
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483. Channing, 338. - Chapin, 338 418 483. Chaplin, 535. Chapman, 49 92 164 338 419 535. Chappell, 338 396 535.
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Chappoten. 516. Charity, 535. Chase, 8 49 93 133 164 203 237 281 301 338 396 419 535 589 627. Chatman, 535, Cheddell, 419 620.
Cheney, 419 620. Cheever, 419 483.
Chiekley. 483.
Chilent, 338. Childs, 338. Child, 338 419 483 516 620.
Chillson. 483. Chitty, 535.
C'hollar. 419.
Christian, 338.
Chubb, 165.
Church.1 94 338 379 119 483 516 5 35 589 605 611 616. Claggett. 338 419.
C'laiton, 10.
('lapp, 10 133 267 396 483 516.
Clarke, 10 51 94 133
145 284 338 379 396 419 483 516 535 589 627. Clark. 10 50 339 419 483. Clary, 419. Clayton, 51 95.
Cleamens. 284.
Clear. 420. Cleaveland, 339 483 516. C'leffin, 420.
Clemence. 165 186
483 536. Clemens, 420 483.
Clement, 420.
Clenton, 95.
Cleveland, 339 120 589. Clifford, 483 516.
Conkright. 484. Conley. 516.
Connelly, 421.
Connery, 421. Conner, 421.
Constantine. 516.
Conway, 516. Cooke. 12 96 133 145 1
165 186 219 250
268 340 379 396 420 484 516 536 590 628. Cooley, 420 620. Coombes. 516 537. Coon, 484. Cooper, 12 53 96 187 340 379 484.
Coopper, 340. Copeland, 537.
Corbin, 421. Corey, 484. Cormick. 421.
Cornell, 12 53 96 133 115 287 340 121 181 516 537 605. Cornwell. 12 421.
Corpe, 421.
Corpes, 379 421 484.
Cort, 340.
Cory. 12 97 341 379 421 537.
Costa. 421. Costine, 537.
Cottenberg. 421. Cottrell. 341 537 605 628. Cottrin.' 421. Cove, 628.
Covell, 181.
Cowan, 516.
Cowburn, 421.
Cowell, 311 421 484 516 611.
Cowen, 165.
Cowing, 538. Cowland. 12 97. Cowper, 379. Cox, 341 421.
Coy.
421 484 516
590. Coyle, 421. Cozzens, 13 54 97
115 341 421 484 605 611 628.
Crabb. 538. Craf, 341.
Clifton, 10 51 95.
Clason, 628. Cobb, 10 248 396 536.
Cobourn, 483. Coburn, 589. Cockaran, 420.
Cocklan, 420. Coddington, 589.
10 51
Codner, 51. Coe, 165 186 536.
Coflin. 11 145 237 249 267 339. Coggeshall, 11 51 95 339 379 396 420 183 516 536 589 628. Cahoone, 310. Coit. 589.
Colbourne, 310.
C'ole. 312 340 396 484 516 589. Coleman, 11 340 420 183. Colgrove, 628.
Coles, 420.
Collamore. 481.
Collard, 340. Collier, 420.
Collins. 12 53 96 133
145 203 215 237
219 340 379 420 184 536 590 628
Colman, 96. Colon. 516.
Colony, 420.
Colson, 53 96.
Colton, 484.
Colvert, 340.
Colvin, 133 536.
Comfort, 516.
Compton, 536.
Comstock, 145 165 186 237 249 267 379 484 516.
Conant, 484. Condon, 420. Congdon, 12 53 133
145 165 204 219
287 219 267 340 379 397 420 484 516 536 605 628.
Craff, 484. Crafford, 485.
('raft. 538. Cragin, 538.
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