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[27772] This line is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007.
[11618] Tim Powys-Lybbe at http://www.freewebz.com/powys/pl_tree/ps07/ps07_410.htm states that Frances is daughter of Anthony Cavalery.
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_Edward III, King of ENGLAND __________+
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_Edmund of LANGLEY _____________|_Philippa of HAINAUT __________________
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| | _Pedro I "The Cruel", King of CASTILE _+
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_Richard Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of YORK _|
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| | _Edward III, King of ENGLAND __________+
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| | _John of GAUNT _________________|_Philippa of HAINAUT __________________
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| _Guy, Count of LIGNEY _________________+
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| _Jean, Count of BRIENNE ________|_Maude (Mathilde) DE CHATILLON ________
| | (1370 - 1397) (.... - 1378)
| _Peter of Luxembourg, Count ST. POL _|
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| _François DE BAUX _____________|_Marguerite D'AULNAY __________________
| | (1329 - 1422) (1300 - 1350)
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[5335] Bridget was a nun at Dartford in Kent.
[57143] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 May 2022: "Jonesport - 'Dad, there are no more jobs to do - you have completed them to the best of your ability. It is time to rest' were loving words said to Wayne Elmer Woodward, born July 9, 1928, by his eldest daughter, shortly before he died May 4, 2022. Wayne lived in Jonesport, Maine, except for a short stint further up the coast in Corea where his childhood was spent playing outside and around the shore with his brothers and sisters. A life long learner, Wayne never grew tired of figuring out how to do, how to fix, or how to upkeep at little to no cost except for hours of time. He loved mowing his lawn on his tractor, and was looking forward to digging it out of the shed. The birds and animals in the backfield, the children, ducks, geese, and animals at the town pond, and the lobster boats going down the reach in the wee hours of a Jonesport morning were his constants. He kept notes over the daily weather, wind speed, and temperature. Wayne and his wife, Lucille, enjoyed many years with friends and family, attending and hosting gatherings at their home and the camp, dancing, singing, attending church activities, visiting, and taking rides. Wayne was a proud veteran of the United States Navy, serving on the U.S.S. Wright in WWII - his boat, his cap, and his Navy memorabilia proudly displayed at his home. He held memberships in the Masons, Anah Temple Shrine, and the Historical Society. History was his mainstay, he loved to talk boats, ships and lighthouses. Another library of local information has left us, but one thing his family will know is where and how to find his possessions. WEW is written on everything he ever owned, often more than once and with a permanent marker. Ownership of a laminating machine was a high point in his late years. He loved to read the news, laminating articles of interest for delivery to the people mentioned in them.He took it upon himself to preserve the obituaries of community members, making sure the families received them. He would say, 'they are too sad right now to make sure they get a good copy.' Prior to working at Maine Wild Blueberry, Wayne and his wife were proud owners of Woodward Oil Company where he worked on burners and boilers sporting hair, hands, and clothes covered with the evidence of his labors. He expected a lot from himself and his family, always telling his girls, 'get your education' and 'don't do as I do, do as I tell you!' His girls remember learning to hunt, fish, shoot, whistle, paint, 'fix,' drive, change a tire, use hand tools, tie a knot, "properly" wash and wax a car, check all vehicle fluid levels, walk in snowshoes, check for a propane leak, go 'customing' on the oil truck to figure the slips, and make a good pickle in the homemade ice cream freezer, the special gifts one particular year - a train, a bow and arrow, and fishing poles. Predeceased by his wife of 72 years, Lucille Palmer Woodward; his youngest daughter, Nancy Allen; and his son-in-law, Shirley 'Pack' Merritt. He is survived by daughter, Phyllis Merritt; daughter and son -in-law, Colleen and Jim Haskell; son-in-law, Sammy Allen; and special sister-in-law, Rosalie Carver; grandchildren, Myra Berry and Michael Berry, Betsy and Matt Lash, Colon and Heather Haskell, Kate and Troy Deporter, Jonathan Allen and Jason Gutierrez, Joseph and Emily Haskell, and Clint and Jaclyn Haskell; great-grandchildren and the great-greats, Nancy, Heather, Abby, Sophia, Delaney Finn, Gabe, Evan, Zoey, Rowan, Phoebe, Max, Murphy, Wyatt, and Audrey then Alayna, Barbara, Merliah, and Preston. Many nieces and nephews from two huge family lines remember Uncle Wayne and most have the memory of a unique experience with him. To all of Dad's caregivers, we cannot thank you enough for enabling Dad to stay at home as long as he did. East Point - his last home - you treated him royally and allowed him and us peace of heart, mind and soul. It will be very difficult to turn off the lights at 16 Meadow Lane, Jonesport, but the beacon of his influence will shine in our lives."