[45515] Find A Grave memorial 61993896 reports "He was the son of Robert & Alice Burge. He married Rebecca Sisly Upham between 1643 - 1648 He married 2nd Mary Stearns on June 9, 1662."
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[56818] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 21 December 2021: "Jamaica Plain - Joyce Elaine Caffery, passed away peacefully December 16, 2021, with her loving family at her side. She was born in Bangor, September 1, 1930, the daughter of Stanley Michael Conners and Nina Bell (Carmalt) Conners. Joyce graduated from Bangor High School in 1949. She married Frederick Francis Caffery Sr., in 1952. The couple built a house on Eddyway Street in Bangor, and operated an accounting business from their home. They worked side by side for many years. After retirement, Joyce spent summers next to her pool with beloved family and friends. Fred and Joyce spent winters in Myrtle Beach near their niece and close friend, Constance Hollifield. Joyce was an avid bowler, both in leagues and on memorable family outings. She was always willing to lend a hand on things like neighborhood campaigns to raise funds for charities such as the 'March of Dimes.' Joyce is survived by son, James Charles Caffery; and son-in-law, Jeffrey Stanley Dougherty, both of Watertown, MA. She is also survived by sister, Rosemary Malcolm of Freeport, ME; and sister-in-law, Geneva Ann (Malone) Conners of Bangor. Joyce cherished her nieces and nephews. She is survived by many. In addition to her parents, Joyce was predeceased by her son, Frederick Francis Jr.; and her husband, Frederick Francis Sr. She was also predeceased by four brothers and their wives: William J. Conners, Stanley M. Conners and wife, Marie (Tsoulas) Conners, Linwood J. Conners and wife, Lois (Nason) Conners, and Franklin J. Conners. Joyce was predeceased by two sisters, Althea N. (Conners) Washburn and husband, James Washburn, and Gloria L. (Conners) Cormier and husband, R. Joseph Cormier; and one brother-in-law, Ralph Malcom."
_Jan Willem Friso, Prince of ORANGE ___________________+
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[4841] Eugenia's father, Ralph, was of Tong, Kent (he is the Ralph Picot, Sheriff of Kent, whose daughter Alice m. Baron Gilbert Malet, Steward to King Henry II, q.v.)
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"Ye Atte Wode Annals" state: "His brass related that he served Queen Elizabeth after the second year of her reign. His position was undoubtedly that of Assistant Sergeant of the Queen's Carriages, with his cousin, John Ownstead, as Sergeant." He m. Olive, dau. and heir of John Harman; most of their children are on the parish register of Gatton and Sanderstead. "When in the country, they resided at Court Farm and here one night when roads were specially bad and the Queen returning from one of her trips, she spent the night at Court Farm. The Greshams held the court itself but were Catholic, so Elizabeth preferred to stop with Nicholas." He was buried in St. Martin's Church May 14 re: parish registers, but his brass states his burial was May 12 in Sanderstead Church ("evidently a guess of his grandson, Harman, 2nd"). http://chrisman.org/pedigree/out31.htm (not verified) offers his children: Harman Atwood (1570-15 Dec 1653), Jon Atwood (ca 1570-), Oliver Atwood (1572-by 1586), Alice Atwood (Jan 1574-), Susan Atwood (1575-after 1622), Nicholas Atwood (1578-1602), Thomas Atwood (1579-after 1643), James Atwood (1580-1643), John Atwood (4 Feb 1582-by 27 Feb 1644), Derrick Atwood (4 Feb 1582-1583), Richard Atwood (1584-1603/1604) - and offers: "One of the earliest records now in the church in Sanderstead Village reads: 'Here lyeth Nycholas Wood, third son of John Atwood of Sanderstead Court, who served Queen Elizabeth sinsce the second year of her reign, and deceased the 14th of May, 1586, leaving behind him a Wife and children, seven sons, Harmon, Nicholas, James, John, Alice, Susan, Thomas, Richard.' Source: 'The Genealogy of the Thomas Atwood Family'."
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