NEED TO KNOW HOW CLARA [ POTTER ] HILL FITS IN WITH MERCLIA AND ISAC HILL HILL  
THANKS  CHARLIE

According to the Vicki Welch Book "And They Were Related, Too"
Pomp Henry married Betsey Rodman daughter of Abiather Rodman. See page
52.

Pomp Henry and Betsey Rodman Henry had a son
Abiather Rodman Henry.

On page 48 in the book it states that Abiather Rodman Henry was named after his
maternal grandfather, a native american of Nehantic, Pequot and possibly
Narragansett descent.

The Abiather Rodman mentioned supporting Pomp might be the son??




--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "rimimma49" <rimimma49@...> wrote:
>
> According to Black Roots Southern Connecticut the book it states Abiather
Rodman was probably Son Of Pomp Henry and was supporting Pomp 1819 (Lyme Town
Treasurers Office C S L).......Pomp Henry was slae of William Brown
>
>
>
>
> Anyone with info please let me know...Still looking for Rodman Indian heritage
>

Deeds



The most important type of land records are deeds.  Deeds can point to a buyer
or seller residing in another place.  They can also confirm the name of a spouse
and the names of other owners of the adjacent properties.  Since families were
once much closer than in our modern family structures, these adjacent property
owners frequently were related to one another.  Deeds have proven to be far more
reliable than census records as a source for verifying the location of
particular persons at a specific point in time.  Deeds are documents by which
title to real property is conveyed from one party to another. The conveyer or
seller of property is known as the grantor.  The receiver or buyer of property
is known as the grantee.  There are various types of deeds.



Warranty Deed:  Most common type of deed, used to convey title from a party who
has clear title to the property and pledges to defend that title.

Quitclaim Deeds: Constitutes a release of whatever right or interest the grantor
or grantors may have in the property being conveyed.  This form of deed is often
used when a landowner dies intestate and the land descends to his heirs. To
convey the land to a new owner, the heirs, either individually or as a group,
convey their interests in the land by means of one or more quitclaim deeds.

Deed of Trust: Form of mortgage whereby title to property is conveyed to one or
more trustees in order to secure payment of a debt.  When the debt has been
paid, a deed of release is executed, which restores clear title to the original
owner.  If default occurs, the trustee disposes of the property through public
sale and uses the proceeds from the sale to satisfy the debt.  In a deed of
trust, the grantor is known as the party of the first part, the grantee as the
party of the second part, and the trustee as the party of the third part.

Deed of Gift: Warranty deed that conveys property without a normal purchase
price.  This deed is most often used to convey land from a father to a son.  The
consideration may be stated in terms such as "for the natural love and affection
I bear him" or "as long as he/she provides care for his elderly mother."

Lease and Release: In some colonies the device of a lease and release was used
to avoid payment to the colonial government of a land transfer fee.  The
property owner would lease the land for a period of time to the person who
wished to purchase it.  Subsequently, for a fee the owner would execute a
release transferring all remaining rights to the land.  The entire process had
the same legal effect as the execution of a deed.

Dower Release: This may be recorded immediately following a deed.  By this
document the grantor's wife released her dower rights in the land being
conveyed.



The information contained in deeds vary depending on the amount of information
collected and circumstances existing at the time the deed was written.  The most
important pieces of information usually include the following elements:

     Date of conveyance.
     Name of the grantor and place of residence.
     Name of the grantee and place of residence.
     Monetary consideration or other motive for the conveyance.
     Description of the property being conveyed.
     Signature or mark of the grantor.
     Signatures of witnesses.
     Date or dates of acknowledgment by the grantor and recording of the deed.



This is an important building block in the foundation of genealogical research. 
Information found in deeds often point researchers towards other records.

WOW , thanks! I will print and keep this information in my extensive files as a
resource for genealogical research
Hope all is well with you and Fran, stay cool
Joann Davis

--- On Fri, 8/3/12, benyoung933 <benyoung933@...> wrote:


From: benyoung933 <benyoung933@...>
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] deeds
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, August 3, 2012, 8:40 AM



 




Deeds

The most important type of land records are deeds. Deeds can point to a buyer or
seller residing in another place. They can also confirm the name of a spouse and
the names of other owners of the adjacent properties. Since families were once
much closer than in our modern family structures, these adjacent property owners
frequently were related to one another. Deeds have proven to be far more
reliable than census records as a source for verifying the location of
particular persons at a specific point in time. Deeds are documents by which
title to real property is conveyed from one party to another. The conveyer or
seller of property is known as the grantor. The receiver or buyer of property is
known as the grantee. There are various types of deeds.

Warranty Deed: Most common type of deed, used to convey title from a party who
has clear title to the property and pledges to defend that title.

Quitclaim Deeds: Constitutes a release of whatever right or interest the grantor
or grantors may have in the property being conveyed. This form of deed is often
used when a landowner dies intestate and the land descends to his heirs. To
convey the land to a new owner, the heirs, either individually or as a group,
convey their interests in the land by means of one or more quitclaim deeds.

Deed of Trust: Form of mortgage whereby title to property is conveyed to one or
more trustees in order to secure payment of a debt. When the debt has been paid,
a deed of release is executed, which restores clear title to the original owner.
If default occurs, the trustee disposes of the property through public sale and
uses the proceeds from the sale to satisfy the debt. In a deed of trust, the
grantor is known as the party of the first part, the grantee as the party of the
second part, and the trustee as the party of the third part.

Deed of Gift: Warranty deed that conveys property without a normal purchase
price. This deed is most often used to convey land from a father to a son. The
consideration may be stated in terms such as "for the natural love and affection
I bear him" or "as long as he/she provides care for his elderly mother."

Lease and Release: In some colonies the device of a lease and release was used
to avoid payment to the colonial government of a land transfer fee. The property
owner would lease the land for a period of time to the person who wished to
purchase it. Subsequently, for a fee the owner would execute a release
transferring all remaining rights to the land. The entire process had the same
legal effect as the execution of a deed.

Dower Release: This may be recorded immediately following a deed. By this
document the grantor's wife released her dower rights in the land being
conveyed.

The information contained in deeds vary depending on the amount of information
collected and circumstances existing at the time the deed was written. The most
important pieces of information usually include the following elements:

Date of conveyance.
Name of the grantor and place of residence.
Name of the grantee and place of residence.
Monetary consideration or other motive for the conveyance.
Description of the property being conveyed.
Signature or mark of the grantor.
Signatures of witnesses.
Date or dates of acknowledgment by the grantor and recording of the deed.

This is an important building block in the foundation of genealogical research.
Information found in deeds often point researchers towards other records.








[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I found a "Affidavit of Family Facts" in online South Kingstown land records
that listed a g-g-g-uncle's entire immediate family, including those who had
died, some death dates, adoption info and more. Very helpful.

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "benyoung933" <benyoung933@...> wrote:
>
>
> Deeds
>
>
>
> The most important type of land records are deeds.  Deeds can point to a buyer
or seller residing in another place.  They can also confirm the name of a spouse
and the names of other owners of the adjacent properties.  Since families were
once much closer than in our modern family structures, these adjacent property
owners frequently were related to one another.  Deeds have proven to be far more
reliable than census records as a source for verifying the location of
particular persons at a specific point in time.  Deeds are documents by which
title to real property is conveyed from one party to another. The conveyer or
seller of property is known as the grantor.  The receiver or buyer of property
is known as the grantee.  There are various types of deeds.
>
>
>
> Warranty Deed:  Most common type of deed, used to convey title from a party
who has clear title to the property and pledges to defend that title.
>
> Quitclaim Deeds: Constitutes a release of whatever right or interest the
grantor or grantors may have in the property being conveyed.  This form of deed
is often used when a landowner dies intestate and the land descends to his
heirs. To convey the land to a new owner, the heirs, either individually or as a
group, convey their interests in the land by means of one or more quitclaim
deeds.
>
> Deed of Trust: Form of mortgage whereby title to property is conveyed to one
or more trustees in order to secure payment of a debt.  When the debt has been
paid, a deed of release is executed, which restores clear title to the original
owner.  If default occurs, the trustee disposes of the property through public
sale and uses the proceeds from the sale to satisfy the debt.  In a deed of
trust, the grantor is known as the party of the first part, the grantee as the
party of the second part, and the trustee as the party of the third part.
>
> Deed of Gift: Warranty deed that conveys property without a normal purchase
price.  This deed is most often used to convey land from a father to a son.  The
consideration may be stated in terms such as "for the natural love and affection
I bear him" or "as long as he/she provides care for his elderly mother."
>
> Lease and Release: In some colonies the device of a lease and release was used
to avoid payment to the colonial government of a land transfer fee.  The
property owner would lease the land for a period of time to the person who
wished to purchase it.  Subsequently, for a fee the owner would execute a
release transferring all remaining rights to the land.  The entire process had
the same legal effect as the execution of a deed.
>
> Dower Release: This may be recorded immediately following a deed.  By this
document the grantor's wife released her dower rights in the land being
conveyed.
>
>
>
> The information contained in deeds vary depending on the amount of information
collected and circumstances existing at the time the deed was written.  The most
important pieces of information usually include the following elements:
>
>     Date of conveyance.
>     Name of the grantor and place of residence.
>     Name of the grantee and place of residence.
>     Monetary consideration or other motive for the conveyance.
>     Description of the property being conveyed.
>     Signature or mark of the grantor.
>     Signatures of witnesses.
>     Date or dates of acknowledgment by the grantor and recording of the deed.
>
>
>
> This is an important building block in the foundation of genealogical
research.  Information found in deeds often point researchers towards other
records.
>

Nice...was it on microfilm?  Do you have the film number?
Thank you.
Nancy-Jo

-----Original Message-----
From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of dohpaz_xorbelbeeb
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2012 8:59 AM
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: deeds

I found a "Affidavit of Family Facts" in online South Kingstown land records
that listed a g-g-g-uncle's entire immediate family, including those who had
died, some death dates, adoption info and more. Very helpful.

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "benyoung933" <benyoung933@...> wrote:
>
>
> Deeds
>
>
>
> The most important type of land records are deeds.  Deeds can point to a
buyer or seller residing in another place.  They can also confirm the name
of a spouse and the names of other owners of the adjacent properties.  Since
families were once much closer than in our modern family structures, these
adjacent property owners frequently were related to one another.  Deeds have
proven to be far more reliable than census records as a source for verifying
the location of particular persons at a specific point in time.  Deeds are
documents by which title to real property is conveyed from one party to
another. The conveyer or seller of property is known as the grantor.  The
receiver or buyer of property is known as the grantee.  There are various
types of deeds.
>
>
>
> Warranty Deed:  Most common type of deed, used to convey title from a
party who has clear title to the property and pledges to defend that title.
>
> Quitclaim Deeds: Constitutes a release of whatever right or interest the
grantor or grantors may have in the property being conveyed.  This form of
deed is often used when a landowner dies intestate and the land descends to
his heirs. To convey the land to a new owner, the heirs, either individually
or as a group, convey their interests in the land by means of one or more
quitclaim deeds.
>
> Deed of Trust: Form of mortgage whereby title to property is conveyed to
one or more trustees in order to secure payment of a debt.  When the debt
has been paid, a deed of release is executed, which restores clear title to
the original owner.  If default occurs, the trustee disposes of the property
through public sale and uses the proceeds from the sale to satisfy the debt.
In a deed of trust, the grantor is known as the party of the first part, the
grantee as the party of the second part, and the trustee as the party of the
third part.
>
> Deed of Gift: Warranty deed that conveys property without a normal
purchase price.  This deed is most often used to convey land from a father
to a son.  The consideration may be stated in terms such as "for the natural
love and affection I bear him" or "as long as he/she provides care for his
elderly mother."
>
> Lease and Release: In some colonies the device of a lease and release was
used to avoid payment to the colonial government of a land transfer fee.
The property owner would lease the land for a period of time to the person
who wished to purchase it.  Subsequently, for a fee the owner would execute
a release transferring all remaining rights to the land.  The entire process
had the same legal effect as the execution of a deed.
>
> Dower Release: This may be recorded immediately following a deed.  By this
document the grantor's wife released her dower rights in the land being
conveyed.
>
>
>
> The information contained in deeds vary depending on the amount of
information collected and circumstances existing at the time the deed was
written.  The most important pieces of information usually include the
following elements:
>
>     Date of conveyance.
>     Name of the grantor and place of residence.
>     Name of the grantee and place of residence.
>     Monetary consideration or other motive for the conveyance.
>     Description of the property being conveyed.
>     Signature or mark of the grantor.
>     Signatures of witnesses.
>     Date or dates of acknowledgment by the grantor and recording of the
deed.
>
>
>
> This is an important building block in the foundation of genealogical
research.  Information found in deeds often point researchers towards other
records.
>




------------------------------------

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and more being added daily

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Recorded Land indexes and images from 03-30-1990 to the present, complete
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Recorded Land indexes from 1980 to the present (excluding maps).

A note: apparently if you want to save a document you have to add the document
you want to a "Cart" for purchase...but I just snapped a cell phone pic right
off my screen <g>

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Nancy-Jo Nunez" <NJNUNEZ@...> wrote:
>
> Nice...was it on microfilm?  Do you have the film number?
> Thank you.
> Nancy-Jo
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of dohpaz_xorbelbeeb
> Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2012 8:59 AM
> To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: deeds
>
> I found a "Affidavit of Family Facts" in online South Kingstown land records
> that listed a g-g-g-uncle's entire immediate family, including those who had
> died, some death dates, adoption info and more. Very helpful.
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "benyoung933" <benyoung933@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Deeds
> >
> >
> >
> > The most important type of land records are deeds.  Deeds can point to a
> buyer or seller residing in another place.  They can also confirm the name
> of a spouse and the names of other owners of the adjacent properties.  Since
> families were once much closer than in our modern family structures, these
> adjacent property owners frequently were related to one another.  Deeds have
> proven to be far more reliable than census records as a source for verifying
> the location of particular persons at a specific point in time.  Deeds are
> documents by which title to real property is conveyed from one party to
> another. The conveyer or seller of property is known as the grantor.  The
> receiver or buyer of property is known as the grantee.  There are various
> types of deeds.
> >
> >
> >
> > Warranty Deed:  Most common type of deed, used to convey title from a
> party who has clear title to the property and pledges to defend that title.
> >
> > Quitclaim Deeds: Constitutes a release of whatever right or interest the
> grantor or grantors may have in the property being conveyed.  This form of
> deed is often used when a landowner dies intestate and the land descends to
> his heirs. To convey the land to a new owner, the heirs, either individually
> or as a group, convey their interests in the land by means of one or more
> quitclaim deeds.
> >
> > Deed of Trust: Form of mortgage whereby title to property is conveyed to
> one or more trustees in order to secure payment of a debt.  When the debt
> has been paid, a deed of release is executed, which restores clear title to
> the original owner.  If default occurs, the trustee disposes of the property
> through public sale and uses the proceeds from the sale to satisfy the debt.
> In a deed of trust, the grantor is known as the party of the first part, the
> grantee as the party of the second part, and the trustee as the party of the
> third part.
> >
> > Deed of Gift: Warranty deed that conveys property without a normal
> purchase price.  This deed is most often used to convey land from a father
> to a son.  The consideration may be stated in terms such as "for the natural
> love and affection I bear him" or "as long as he/she provides care for his
> elderly mother."
> >
> > Lease and Release: In some colonies the device of a lease and release was
> used to avoid payment to the colonial government of a land transfer fee.
> The property owner would lease the land for a period of time to the person
> who wished to purchase it.  Subsequently, for a fee the owner would execute
> a release transferring all remaining rights to the land.  The entire process
> had the same legal effect as the execution of a deed.
> >
> > Dower Release: This may be recorded immediately following a deed.  By this
> document the grantor's wife released her dower rights in the land being
> conveyed.
> >
> >
> >
> > The information contained in deeds vary depending on the amount of
> information collected and circumstances existing at the time the deed was
> written.  The most important pieces of information usually include the
> following elements:
> >
> >     Date of conveyance.
> >     Name of the grantor and place of residence.
> >     Name of the grantee and place of residence.
> >     Monetary consideration or other motive for the conveyance.
> >     Description of the property being conveyed.
> >     Signature or mark of the grantor.
> >     Signatures of witnesses.
> >     Date or dates of acknowledgment by the grantor and recording of the
> deed.
> >
> >
> >
> > This is an important building block in the foundation of genealogical
> research.  Information found in deeds often point researchers towards other
> records.
> >
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Be sure to check and use the Files, Links, Photos, and Database features on
> your visits to our RI_Ancestors Web site There is a lot of information there
> and more being added daily
>
> For the benefit of those who cannot access our Yahoo site we have a Mirror
> site for the File, Links, and Databases
> at:  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rikent/yahoo/
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>

Hi!
 The Walter Palmer www.walterpalmer.com reunion is Sunday at 812 Pendleton Hill
Road, North Stonington, Connecticut. Starts at 11 in morning with eating around
noon. I have seventeen Walter Palmer lines and one from William Palmer out of
Little Compton, Rhode Island. Pot Luck style or you can make a contribution.
Reunion at yellow farmhouse near First Baptist Church on Route #49,. Think I am
right on street number.
Regards,
Scott

Scott Bill Horst
20 Maple Court
Ashaway,RI 02804-1300 USA
(401)377-4643
Note:Telephone if you need quick reply.
Alternate E-Mail: scottbillhirst@...

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I am still looking for the father and mother of my 3rd Great Grand-Father
William P Henry born in Connecticut in the year 1790. He was married to Mary Ann
Profit born in Rhode Island in the year 1789.  I have some leads that I am
following however if anyone has any informationabout either William or Mary
please send it to me.

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, Bill Wright <wmewrght@...> wrote:
>
> This book you mention "The Greene family and its branches from 861 to
> 1904" is genealogical fiction. It was compiled by Lora LaMance and sold
> by mail order 100+ years ago. >
> Bill Wright


I was glad that a discourse is still going on about the John Greenes of early
Rhode Island.  Although, William Wright, you pointed out that the records have
been available for 150+ years and studied and discussed.

I want to make only one point today and that is about how we can ALL miss a clue
in a record.  I have had copies of the Green pages of John O Austin's
Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island since the 1990.  I have studied them
each year since then and am ashamed to say that I missed a most important clue
all this time.

Those of you who have THE book use it; for those who do not, copy and paste the
address into your browser and follow the directions:

http://books.google.com/books?id=LA7ntaS11ocC&pg=PA471&lpg=PA471&dq=john+greene+\
portsmouth+rhode+island&source=bl&ots=ZrctqtqoW6&sig=A7XGWU4S0F_SN56sNQPwu9mQhRQ\
&hl=en&sa=X&ei=O18UUJDuOsilqQHXm4GgDQ&ved=0CFUQ6AEwBzgU#v=onepage&q=john%20green\
e%20portsmouth%20rhode%20island&f=false
The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island: Comprising Three Generations of ...
By John Osborne Austin, George Andrews Moriarty

Search for Greene: page 86, 87, 88, 89 are the three John Greenes:  Kings Town,
Newport, Warwick

We are concerned with th p 86 and 88.  If I am using the resource right, there
are three columns - which gives us the three generations (clue from the title).

Page 86 in the left column for John Greene of Kings Town is John and Joan with
their death dates.  In the center is John and Abigail with John's birth being
listed as 6 Jun 1651.

Page 88 the same for John of Warwick - only you have two generations and two
columns to the right before you get to the generation with a John's being born 6
Nov 1651.

This does present a problem, but I contend we now have the birthdates of the two
Johns born 1651.  According to Vital Records of Rhode Island by James N Arnold
(which is available to search on Ancestry.com) in the Warwick town records, the
son of John and Ann Almy Greene born in 1651 is assigned the 6 June.  Apparently
the records where John Greene of Kings Town's son John was born were destroyed.

I am thereby stating that According to Austin, there were two John Greenes born
in 1651 one exactly 5 months before the other.  Since the Warwick John has
records to substantiate his birth, I am adopting in my genealogical data base
that John Greene husband of Abigail Wardwell was born 6 Nov 1651.

About 6 headstones were knocked over at Cedar cemetery in Jamestown

http://www2.turnto10.com/news/2012/aug/08/police-headstones-toppled-jamestow
n-cemetery-ar-1131034/


Lisa
llepore@...


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http://www.ancientfaces.com/research


I just ran across this website pretty good

J. A. RATHBUN MYSTIC CONN.??

what's the time frame?



Lisa





From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Charles Rathbun
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2012 9:32 AM
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] RATHBUN





J. A. RATHBUN MYSTIC CONN.??





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Does anyone know of any Baker's in Flushing or Hempstead NY that moved to North
Kingston or Newport around 1761?

Thanks,

Tamara

Hi Charlie,



There was a John A Rathbun, age 71 in the 1910 census.  He had a wife
Harriet, and married daughter Elizabeth R. aged 41 married to

Alfred Butler [looks like that to me but was indexed as Butherus]



He was listed as an undertaker, but he could have been the postmaster as
well.



I can send you the sheet if you think it's him.



1910 United States Federal Census about John A Rathbun

Name:

John A Rathbun

Age in 1910:

71



Birth Year:

1839

Birthplace:

Connecticut

Home in 1910:

Mystic, New London, Connecticut

Race:

White

Gender:

Male

Relation to Head of House:

Head

Marital Status:

Married

Spouse's Name:

Hannah A Rathbun

Father's Birthplace:

Connecticut

Mother's Birthplace:

Connecticut

Neighbors:

View others on page

Household Members:

Name

Age

John A Rathbun

71

Hannah A Rathbun              67

Alfred W Butherus [Butler]     52

Elizabeth R Butherus [Butler]  41



Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Mystic, New London, Connecticut;
Roll: T624_141; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 0504; Image: 1157; FHL
microfilm: 1374154.

Source Information:



Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo,
UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.







Lisa

llepore@...



From: Charles Rathbun [mailto:rathbunc29@...]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2012 6:18 AM
To: llepore@...
Subject: RE: [RI_Ancestors] RATHBUN



THE ONLY THING I HAVE IS HE DIED JUNE 23, 1911, HE MIGHT  HAVE BEEN A
POSTMASTER IN MYSTIC CT,   CHARLIE



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>
> Page 86 in the left column for John Greene of Kings Town is John and Joan with
their death dates.  In the center is John and Abigail with John's birth being
listed as 6 Jun 1651.

This is incorrect in more ways than one. First the date of birth. The only
information that we know of his birth is from his 1729 will that gives his age
as "in his 79th year". Count backwards and you come up with 1650-51. Then look
around and you find the birth on 6 June 1651 of a baby named John Greene in the
Warwick records and put the two together, ignoring the names of this John's
parents.

The second error is that this John Greene who married Abigail Wardwell was not
the son of John Greene of Quidnesset (or Kingstown as Austin identifies him).
For a full discussion of this take a look at an article by Louise Prosser Bates,
"John Greene of Newport and Narragansett" in Rhode Island Historical Society
Collections, XI:69-78; XII:15-26. The article was reprinted by Genealogical
Publishing Company in 1983, "Genealogies of Rhode Island Families."

What Mrs. Bates did was to read the original East Greenwich records. The EG
clerk very carefully distinguished between two different John Greenes named in
the records for 1685. He identified one as simply John Greene (This would be the
John who married Abigail). The other he identified as Lieut John Greene of New
Port (This was mis-read by Huling as John Greene of New York an error that
subsequently has been copied over and over and even embellished by LaMance with
a pure fictional tale of a family feud resulting in John Jr running off to New
York.) Lieut John Greene of Newport is John Jr (not called Jr because his father
is deceased) son of John of Quidnesset.

Recent DNA evidence demonstrates the accuracy of Mrs. Bates' analysis. I have 16
matching test Y-chromosome DNA test results from men descended from John of
Quidnesset. Some of these men have documented lines of descent. For descendants
of John and Abigail, I have 3 matching test results. Unfortunately, each of
these lines of descent have a missing generation, but all three men claim RI
ancestry, are otherwise unrelated, but have matching DNA. Likewise I have
matching DNA test results for 3 men descended from John Greene of Warwick. Two
of these men have documented lines of descent back to John of Warwick.

What we need is a male Greene who can prove his line of descent from John and
Abigail (Wardwell) Greene to have his y-chromosome DNA tested.

With the DNA evidence collected to date, neither of the three John Greenes in RI
in the mid-1600s have a recent common ancestor. The idea that John of Q and John
of Warwick were cousins was another of LaMance's fictions. The DNA evidence
places their common ancestors back a couple millennia or more. The DNA of the
John who married Abigail also shows he does not have a recent common ancestor
with either of the other two Johns.

> Page 88 the same for John of Warwick - only you have two generations and two
columns to the right before you get to the generation with a John's being born 6
Nov 1651.
>
> This does present a problem, but I contend we now have the birthdates of the
two Johns born 1651.  According to Vital Records of Rhode Island by James N
Arnold (which is available to search on Ancestry.com) in the Warwick town
records, the son of John and Ann Almy Greene born in 1651 is assigned the 6
June.  Apparently the records where John Greene of Kings Town's son John was
born were destroyed.

Or never existed. Austin appears to be the only source of this 6 Nov date. As
suggested above, I think this was confusion with the age of John of East
Greenwich and Coventry as stated in his 1729 will and the November month was a
typographical error. Read my discussion above The John of East Greenwich and
Coventry who married Abigail Wardwell we not the son of John Greene of Kings
Town (Quidnesset). The parentage of neither John Greene of Kings Town/Quidnesset
and John Greene of East Greenwich and Coventry who married abigail are unknown
and they are not even closely related.

LaMance  ("The Greene Family" 1904)gives the birthdate of the John who married
Abigail as 1645, but does not tell us how she arrived at that guess. She says
that he was not born on 16 (sic) June 1651 which was the date of birth of John,
son of John and Anne.

Austin is an excellent secondary source. He either documents his information or
it usually is easily documented. This 6 Nov 1651 date is an exception. Even
Huling's Greene genealogy published in 1883 in "Narragansett Historical Record"
shows the John who married Abigal as being born 6 June 1651. Frank L. Greene's
1893 Greene genealogy also lists the birthdate of John who married Abigail as 6
June 1651. He either was copying Huling or made the same mistake Huling did.
Austin did not have a source of this date available to him that has since been
destroyed.

Walter and Ella Greene in the 1981 edition of their Greene genealogy correctly
list the birth of the John who married Abigail as 1651 and base it on his 1729
will.

All of these early genealogies (including Walter and Ella)  err in showing the
John who married Abigail as the son of John Greene of Quidnesset. Few people
pick up on Mrs. Bates' 1918-19 article and even fewer bother to read the
original East Greenwich records like she did.

Bill Wright
<http://users.hal-pc.org/~wmewrght/greenjr.html>

in Warwick RI  1830 Census  Almy/Amy ___Tourjee is HH ...and 8 persons under 20.
2males under 5...1 M 10-14...2 M 15-19..1 M 20-29...2 F 15-19...3 F 20-29....1F
40-49 (Almy-Amey). Her husband Thomas was not listed so,possibly dead. Their
children married into KING-HATCH-BICKNELL-GREENE-COREY-KINGSLEY families. Two of
the children had middle names of STETSON & HAVEN. AMY/ALMY ? would have been
born about 1785. Does anyone connect or know who Amy/Almy may be?

What year did Warwick stop requiring Residency Certificates?

What year were Burial permits begin and stop in Rhode Island?

Does anyone research in Warwick?

For Residecy 1906 to present The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization was
created to standardize laws and procedures. Residency in a state for one year
and in the United States for five years continues to be a basic requirement


As far as Burial Permits...If I was you I would contact one of the local funeral
homes in RI they may be able to answer this for you...Im not sure but I think
that burial permits are still in need and I think the Funeral homes may do this
now....


What do you need reseached in Warwick?????????????...I live in Warwick Im a
research helper however I wont be doing research till again till sometime in
October or Novemeber when it gets cooler..

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "NancyM" <ntmauro43@...> wrote:
>
> What year did Warwick stop requiring Residency Certificates?
>
> What year were Burial permits begin and stop in Rhode Island?
>
> Does anyone research in Warwick?
>

Hi Folks,

Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.

I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson

Blanche:
b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown

Parents of Blanche:

Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
                     d. Dec 09  1937 Providence, RI

Carrie Emily Marsh  b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
                     d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI


Blanche:

I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in 1942.I
have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the following:

Name: Blanche Alger
Residence Year: 1964
Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
Directory, 1964

I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.

I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have also
followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their marriages
and their deaths and burials.

I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information. Guess
I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed to
search for the information.

Any help or suggestions appreciated.


Jen

Do you have  a copy of William Lawrence Alger's death certificate from RI State
Archives? 
 
That should tell you where he was buried & then you could contact the cemetery
to find out who else is buried with him.  Presumably his wife Blanche will be
with him & then you can learn her DOD/date of burial from the cemetery records.
 
Linda
 
 
 
--- On Tue, 9/4/12, Jen <ladyjen1023@...> wrote:


From: Jen <ladyjen1023@...>
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Rhode
Island
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, September 4, 2012, 6:38 PM



 



Hi Folks,

Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.

I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson

Blanche:
b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown

Parents of Blanche:

Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI

Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI

Blanche:

I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in 1942.I
have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the following:

Name: Blanche Alger
Residence Year: 1964
Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
Directory, 1964

I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.

I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have also
followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their marriages
and their deaths and burials.

I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information. Guess
I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed to
search for the information.

Any help or suggestions appreciated.

Jen








[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this cemetery see
who else is buried with her


Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73, of 610
Smithfield Rd., formerly of

Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph

Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.

Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late

Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North

Providence for 15 years.

Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;

a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,

Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at

10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,

Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,

East Providence.

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Jen" <ladyjen1023@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.
>
> I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
>
> Blanche:
> b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
>
> Parents of Blanche:
>
> Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
>                     d. Dec 09  1937 Providence, RI
>
> Carrie Emily Marsh  b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
>                     d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
>
>
> Blanche:
>
> I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in
1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the
following:
>
> Name: Blanche Alger
> Residence Year: 1964
> Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> Directory, 1964
>
> I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
>
> I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have also
followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their marriages
and their deaths and burials.
>
> I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information.
Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed
to search for the information.
>
> Any help or suggestions appreciated.
>
>
> Jen
>

Hi Linda,

Sorry, I tried to put all the information in the posting, I forgot to mention
that they were seperated at least living apartfor many years
prior to his death.May stilll give it a try.....

Thanks,

Jen


--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, Linda Peloquin <miyukichan0987@...> wrote:
>
> Do you have  a copy of William Lawrence Alger's death certificate from RI
State Archives? 
>  
> That should tell you where he was buried & then you could contact the cemetery
to find out who else is buried with him.  Presumably his wife Blanche will be
with him & then you can learn her DOD/date of burial from the cemetery records.
>  
> Linda
>  
>  
>  
> --- On Tue, 9/4/12, Jen <ladyjen1023@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: Jen <ladyjen1023@...>
> Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Rhode
Island
> To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, September 4, 2012, 6:38 PM
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.
>
> I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
>
> Blanche:
> b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
>
> Parents of Blanche:
>
> Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI
>
> Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
>
> Blanche:
>
> I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in
1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the
following:
>
> Name: Blanche Alger
> Residence Year: 1964
> Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> Directory, 1964
>
> I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
>
> I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have also
followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their marriages
and their deaths and burials.
>
> I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information.
Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed
to search for the information.
>
> Any help or suggestions appreciated.
>
> Jen
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.

Every little piece helps the search.

Jen



--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "rimimma49" <rimimma49@...> wrote:
>
> This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this cemetery see
who else is buried with her
>
>
> Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73, of 610
Smithfield Rd., formerly of
>
> Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
>
> Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
>
> Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
>
> Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
>
> Providence for 15 years.
>
> Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
>
> a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
>
> Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
>
> A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
>
> 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
>
> Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
>
> East Providence.
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Folks,
> >
> > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.
> >
> > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> >
> > Blanche:
> > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> >
> > Parents of Blanche:
> >
> > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> >                     d. Dec 09  1937 Providence, RI
> >
> > Carrie Emily Marsh  b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> >                     d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> >
> >
> > Blanche:
> >
> > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in
1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the
following:
> >
> > Name: Blanche Alger
> > Residence Year: 1964
> > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > Directory, 1964
> >
> > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> >
> > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have also
followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their marriages
and their deaths and burials.
> >
> > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information.
Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed
to search for the information.
> >
> > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> >
> >
> > Jen
> >
>

I looked at the listing for Blanche in the 1964 directory.  She lived at 31R
Parade Street.



If you look up that address, you will see that it is the Park View Nursing
Home. Lucky for you,

it still exists!  http://www.eldercareri.com/Nursing%20Homes/parkview.htm



Now, I don't know if this was a nursing home, or some kind of elderly
housing complex/nursing home combination?



You should call them, and ask what the set up of the facility was back then.




My initial plan was to see who else lived at this address.  I was thinking
she lived with a family member.

Do you have an ancestry.com subscription?



You can put the street name in the keyword box and leave out the names,
however, I realized when I put in 31 parade that

Blanche's listing wasn't coming up, so I just put in Parade.  there are too
many listings for me to look at, but if you have a

subscription, you can check this out, or do it at the library.  I looked
through all the A, I, and  J



I did find three others living there so far, plus a listing in the City
Information Section for Parkview Nursing Home at 31R Parade St

under the Nursing Home Listings.  This directory also has a street listing.
Under 31 Parade, it just has Parkview Nursing Home, and the

phone number.  It does not list individuals which makes me think she was a
resident of the home.



Abrams, Rachel 31R Parade St

Alger, Blanche 31R Parade St

Armitch, Grace Mrs. 31R Parade St

Iemma, James 31R Parade St

Jarvie, Robert 31R Parade St







If you know the funeral homes the other family members used, try them.
Families tend to use

the same home, so you might find some information that way.



What do you know about Blanche's family?  Parents, siblings?  You didn't
mention them.  She may

have been buried with someone on her side of the family since she was
divorced, or maybe she went

to live with one of them in another state?



If you have only looked at ancestry.com for the directories, try to get to
the Prov. Public Library and look

at the later directories.  They have them in book form and on microfilm.  If
you can't find her in 1965 or 1966,

then maybe she died between 1963-1966.



Hope this helps a little,

Lisa







From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jen
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 10:44 AM
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence,
Rhode Island






Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.

Every little piece helps the search.

Jen

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
, "rimimma49" <rimimma49@...> wrote:
>
> This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this cemetery
see who else is buried with her
>
>
> Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73, of
610 Smithfield Rd., formerly of
>
> Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
>
> Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
>
> Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
>
> Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
>
> Providence for 15 years.
>
> Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
>
> a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
>
> Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
>
> A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
>
> 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
>
> Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
>
> East Providence.
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Folks,
> >
> > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.
> >
> > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> >
> > Blanche:
> > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> >
> > Parents of Blanche:
> >
> > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> > d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI
> >
> > Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> > d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> >
> >
> > Blanche:
> >
> > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death
in 1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to
the following:
> >
> > Name: Blanche Alger
> > Residence Year: 1964
> > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > Directory, 1964
> >
> > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can
not obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> >
> > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have
also followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their
marriages and their deaths and burials.
> >
> > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death
information. Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I
might have missed to search for the information.
> >
> > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> >
> >
> > Jen
> >
>





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Park View Nursing Home in Providence, RI is a private company categorized under
Convalescent Home With Continuous Nursing Care. records show it was established
in 1952 and incorporated in Rhode Island

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Jen" <ladyjen1023@...> wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.
>
> Every little piece helps the search.
>
> Jen
>
>
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "rimimma49" <rimimma49@> wrote:
> >
> > This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this cemetery
see who else is buried with her
> >
> >
> > Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73, of
610 Smithfield Rd., formerly of
> >
> > Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
> >
> > Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
> >
> > Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
> >
> > Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
> >
> > Providence for 15 years.
> >
> > Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
> >
> > a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
> >
> > Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
> >
> > A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
> >
> > 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
> >
> > Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
> >
> > East Providence.
> >
> > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Folks,
> > >
> > > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> > > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of my
searching with no results.
> > >
> > > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> > >
> > > Blanche:
> > > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> > >
> > > Parents of Blanche:
> > >
> > > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> > >                     d. Dec 09  1937 Providence, RI
> > >
> > > Carrie Emily Marsh  b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> > >                     d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> > >
> > >
> > > Blanche:
> > >
> > > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death in
1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to the
following:
> > >
> > > Name: Blanche Alger
> > > Residence Year: 1964
> > > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > > Directory, 1964
> > >
> > > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can not
obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> > >
> > > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have
also followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their
marriages and their deaths and burials.
> > >
> > > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death information.
Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I might have missed
to search for the information.
> > >
> > > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> > >
> > >
> > > Jen
> > >
> >
>

Yes, that's what it is today, and in 1964 it was called Park View Nursing
Home too, but it had those individuals

listed separately in the directory, so the living arrangement there must
have been different than today.



I was able to see the building on bing.com maps.  It is a multistory
apartment looking building - not a new structure.



Lisa





From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of rimimma49
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 9:13 PM
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence,
Rhode Island





Park View Nursing Home in Providence, RI is a private company categorized
under Convalescent Home With Continuous Nursing Care. records show it was
established in 1952 and incorporated in Rhode Island

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
, "Jen" <ladyjen1023@...> wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.
>
> Every little piece helps the search.
>
> Jen
>
>
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "rimimma49" <rimimma49@> wrote:
> >
> > This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this
cemetery see who else is buried with her
> >
> >
> > Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73,
of 610 Smithfield Rd., formerly of
> >
> > Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
> >
> > Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
> >
> > Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
> >
> > Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
> >
> > Providence for 15 years.
> >
> > Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
> >
> > a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
> >
> > Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
> >
> > A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
> >
> > 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
> >
> > Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
> >
> > East Providence.
> >
> > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Folks,
> > >
> > > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> > > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of
my searching with no results.
> > >
> > > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> > >
> > > Blanche:
> > > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> > >
> > > Parents of Blanche:
> > >
> > > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> > > d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI
> > >
> > > Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> > > d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> > >
> > >
> > > Blanche:
> > >
> > > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death
in 1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to
the following:
> > >
> > > Name: Blanche Alger
> > > Residence Year: 1964
> > > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > > Directory, 1964
> > >
> > > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can
not obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> > >
> > > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have
also followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their
marriages and their deaths and burials.
> > >
> > > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death
information. Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I
might have missed to search for the information.
> > >
> > > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> > >
> > >
> > > Jen
> > >
> >
>





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Hi Lisa,

Thank you for all your suggestions. I never thought to try to find out what kind
of a place it was. I think I will try and call them tomorrow to see if they have
records. Her children have all died now. I have tried contacting her
grandchildren, they do not seem to want to respond. I have one more to try to
contact.

I will be working on the suggestions you gave me. I just would like to know when
she died and where she is buried. She is my father's 1/2 sister we only found
out about her through an old will from 1925.

Sometimes it's frustrating and/or heartbreaking not knowing.


Will keep you posted. Thanks for your help!




Jen,










--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com, "Lisa Lepore" <llepore@...> wrote:
>
> Yes, that's what it is today, and in 1964 it was called Park View Nursing
> Home too, but it had those individuals
>
> listed separately in the directory, so the living arrangement there must
> have been different than today.
>
>
>
> I was able to see the building on bing.com maps.  It is a multistory
> apartment looking building - not a new structure.
>
>
>
> Lisa
>
>
>
>
>
> From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of rimimma49
> Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 9:13 PM
> To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence,
> Rhode Island
>
>
>
>
>
> Park View Nursing Home in Providence, RI is a private company categorized
> under Convalescent Home With Continuous Nursing Care. records show it was
> established in 1952 and incorporated in Rhode Island
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.
> >
> > Every little piece helps the search.
> >
> > Jen
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "rimimma49" <rimimma49@> wrote:
> > >
> > > This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this
> cemetery see who else is buried with her
> > >
> > >
> > > Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73,
> of 610 Smithfield Rd., formerly of
> > >
> > > Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
> > >
> > > Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
> > >
> > > Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
> > >
> > > Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
> > >
> > > Providence for 15 years.
> > >
> > > Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
> > >
> > > a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
> > >
> > > Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
> > >
> > > A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
> > >
> > > 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
> > >
> > > Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
> > >
> > > East Providence.
> > >
> > > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi Folks,
> > > >
> > > > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties up
> > > > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end of
> my searching with no results.
> > > >
> > > > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> > > >
> > > > Blanche:
> > > > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> > > >
> > > > Parents of Blanche:
> > > >
> > > > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> > > > d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI
> > > >
> > > > Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> > > > d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Blanche:
> > > >
> > > > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's death
> in 1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories to
> the following:
> > > >
> > > > Name: Blanche Alger
> > > > Residence Year: 1964
> > > > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > > > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > > > Directory, 1964
> > > >
> > > > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I can
> not obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> > > >
> > > > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I have
> also followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their
> marriages and their deaths and burials.
> > > >
> > > > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death
> information. Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything I
> might have missed to search for the information.
> > > >
> > > > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Jen
> > > >
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Are you in RI?  If so, the quickest thing would be to check the directories
for next couple of years

beyond 1964.  If you really get lucky her death date will be listed.



You can ask Park View if they used a particular undertaker if a resident
died who had no family.



They probably don't have records that go back that far, but you never know.



Let us know what they have to say.  Hope you find something,

Lisa

llepore@...





From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com [mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jen
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2012 3:52 PM
To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence,
Rhode Island





Hi Lisa,

Thank you for all your suggestions. I never thought to try to find out what
kind of a place it was. I think I will try and call them tomorrow to see if
they have records. Her children have all died now. I have tried contacting
her grandchildren, they do not seem to want to respond. I have one more to
try to contact.

I will be working on the suggestions you gave me. I just would like to know
when she died and where she is buried. She is my father's 1/2 sister we only
found out about her through an old will from 1925.

Sometimes it's frustrating and/or heartbreaking not knowing.

Will keep you posted. Thanks for your help!

Jen,

--- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
, "Lisa Lepore" <llepore@...> wrote:
>
> Yes, that's what it is today, and in 1964 it was called Park View Nursing
> Home too, but it had those individuals
>
> listed separately in the directory, so the living arrangement there must
> have been different than today.
>
>
>
> I was able to see the building on bing.com maps. It is a multistory
> apartment looking building - not a new structure.
>
>
>
> Lisa
>
>
>
>
>
> From: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
[mailto:RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
] On
> Behalf Of rimimma49
> Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 9:13 PM
> To: RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [RI_Ancestors] Re: Blanche Jillson b. June 13, 1891 Providence,
> Rhode Island
>
>
>
>
>
> Park View Nursing Home in Providence, RI is a private company categorized
> under Convalescent Home With Continuous Nursing Care. records show it was
> established in 1952 and incorporated in Rhode Island
>
> --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Thank you for that information. I will follow up on that information.
> >
> > Every little piece helps the search.
> >
> > Jen
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
> <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "rimimma49" <rimimma49@> wrote:
> > >
> > > This is from 1994 Providence Journal you may want to contact this
> cemetery see who else is buried with her
> > >
> > >
> > > Providence Journal/Evening Bulletin Apr 29, 1994 HAZEL A. RUSCITO, 73,
> of 610 Smithfield Rd., formerly of
> > >
> > > Henrietta Street, Providence, died yesterday at St. Joseph
> > >
> > > Hospital. She was the widow of Thomas Ruscito.
> > >
> > > Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late
> > >
> > > Edmund and Blanche (Jillson) Alger. She lived in North
> > >
> > > Providence for 15 years.
> > >
> > > Mrs. Ruscito leaves a daughter, Susan Reniere of Lincoln;
> > >
> > > a sister, Lillian Alger of Washington, D.C.; a brother,
> > >
> > > Edmund Alger of Providence, and two grandchildren.
> > >
> > > A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated tomorrow at
> > >
> > > 10 a.m. at St. Edward Church, Branch Avenue,
> > >
> > > Providence. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
> > >
> > > East Providence.
> > >
> > > --- In RI_Ancestors@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com>
> <mailto:RI_Ancestors%40yahoogroups.com> , "Jen" <ladyjen1023@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi Folks,
> > > >
> > > > Has been a while since I have posted here. I am now trying to ties
up
> > > > unfinished relatives. When I post for help I am usually at the end
of
> my searching with no results.
> > > >
> > > > I am looking for the death of Blanche Gertrude?(Jilson)Jillson
> > > >
> > > > Blanche:
> > > > b. June 13, 1891 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > > m: William Lawrence Alger Nov 21, 1914 Providence, Providence, RI
> > > > d. of Blanche (Jillson) Alger Unknown
> > > >
> > > > Parents of Blanche:
> > > >
> > > > Frederick W Jillson b. Jun 15 1865 Providence, RI
> > > > d. Dec 09 1937 Providence, RI
> > > >
> > > > Carrie Emily Marsh b. Jan 17 1867 Cranston, RI
> > > > d. Feb 23 1917 Providence RI
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Blanche:
> > > >
> > > > I have everything on her including her husband's William Alger's
death
> in 1942.I have traced Blanche Alger thru the Providence City directories
to
> the following:
> > > >
> > > > Name: Blanche Alger
> > > > Residence Year: 1964
> > > > Residence Place: Providence, Rhode Island
> > > > Publication Title: Providence, Rhode Island, City
> > > > Directory, 1964
> > > >
> > > > I am trying to find her date of death. Without the date of death I
can
> not obtain her death certificate from RI Vital Records.
> > > >
> > > > I have searched for a remarriage on Family Search and Ancestry. I
have
> also followed the William Alger and Blanche's three children through their
> marriages and their deaths and burials.
> > > >
> > > > I just cannot find anything that will give me Blanche's death
> information. Guess I'm putting this out there for suggestions on anything
I
> might have missed to search for the information.
> > > >
> > > > Any help or suggestions appreciated.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Jen
> > > >
> > >
> >
>





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