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http://www.salemweb.com/guide/roger.shtml offers: "According to records, Roger Conant was baptized in East Budleigh, Devonshire, England in 1592, the youngest of eight children. In 1623 he emigrated to Plymouth with his wife, Sarah and son, Caleb. However, he was uncomfortable with the strict Pilgrim society in Plymouth and moved his family to Nantasket in 1624. In the late autumn of 1625, Conant was invited by the Rev. John White and other members of the Dorchester Company to move to their fishing settlement on Cape Ann as their governor.
"Still looking for more favorable conditions for a settlement, he led a group of people to Naumkeag, now Salem, in 1626, and continued as their governor. In 1627 a patent was solicited from England and it was obtained by a group led by John Endicott who arrived in Naumkeag in 1628. Endicott and the other settlers of the New England Company now owned the rights to Naumkeag. Fortunately for the peaceful continuity of the settlement, Conant remained in Salem and, despite what must have been a disappointment for him, acceded to Endicott's authority as the new governor.
"Conant built the first Salem house on what is Essex Street today, almost opposite the Town Market. In 1639, his was one of the signatures on the building contract for enlarging the meeting house in Town House Square for the First Church in Salem. This document remains part of the town records at City Hall. He was active in the affairs of the town throughout his life. In 1679, he died at the age of 87."
See "The Great Migration Begins," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), Vol. 2 for more information and for his ten children. Cf. "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691)," Eugene Aubrey Stratton (Ancestry Publishing, Provo, UT, 1986), pp. 269-270, and "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), pp. 113-114. Cf. See "Massachusetts Bay Connections . . .," Judy Jacobson (Baltimore: Clearfield Co., 1992), p. 151,
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[50676] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maime]. 12 May 2022": "Milbridge - Daniel Robert Handy Sr. passed away peacefully on May 7, 2022, surrounded by his family after a brief battle with cancer. He was born September 11, 1944, to Dorothy Gray and Daniel P. Handy of Addison. His father was killed in action when he was only four days old during World War II in the battle of the bulge in Normandy, France. Daniel was raised by his beloved grandparents, Florence and Maynard Gray of Addison. After attending school, he joined the Navy in 1963 and spent over twenty years in service. He did two tours of Vietnam and received a Commendation for his service while there. He spent most of his time in the Navy as a signalman on destroyers. His favorite being the USS Nitro. He was happy to attend a reunion a few years ago. He worked various jobs after retirement from the Navy, with the last being a sternman with his brother-in-law, Ordman Alley on his boat, the 'Donna Faye.' Daniel was predeceased by his parents, maternal grandparents, paternal grandparents, Agnes and Ernest Handy; his brother, Donald; two brothers-in-law, Ordman Alley Sr. and Tom Sawyer; aunts and uncles, Margaret and Chester Lenfesty, Beatrice Huntley and Phillip Huntley, Wade Sawyer; and two very special uncles, Ralph Gray, and Francis Handy. Also, by his longtime companion, Donna M. Alley, and his two stepfathers, James Alley, and Morrill Alley. He is survived by his children, Jane Handy and Dawn Handy, both of Hancock, Daniel Handy Jr. and his fiancee, Stephanie Bosse, of Harrington, Betsey Knowles and husband, Leslie Knowles, of Franklin, and Donna's daughter, Phena Alley of New York; grandchildren, Kyle Knowles and wife, Courtney, of Sullivan, Chad Knowles of Franklin, Robert Handy and wife, Kelsey, of Jonesport, Carlie Blanco Handy of Hancock, Sophie Stoddard of Harrington, and Kaylee Bosse of Poland, Maine; great-grandchildren, Emmett and Reagan Knowles of Sullivan, and Daniel and Delani Handy of Jonesport; sisters, Donna Faye Alley of Jonesport, Gail and husband, Dave Fickett, of Harrington, Kathy Doyle and husband, Richard, of Ellsworth, and Karen Albert Sawyer of Ellsworth; brothers, Gary Alley and companion, Sharon Macauley, a sister-in-law, Judy Handy, all of Addison; and brother, Larry Alley and companion, Adele, of Hermon; a very special aunt and uncle, Norma and Lew Milam of Maine and Florida; aunt, Joanne Richards of Florida; and aunt Norma Lydick of Bucksport; many nieces, nephews, and cousins; and a very special grandniece, Elyssa Eldridge, who he always called "Trouble." He also leaves friends, Frances Alley of Steuben, Bobby Farnsworth of Addison, Warren Peabody of Beals, Morris and Diane Alley and their families, and Raymond and Terri Alley and family."