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[30674] Mary m. (2) 13 April 1694 in Braintree, MA William Copeland with whom she had many children.
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Thomas was a Cambridge don, royal ambassador, Archbishop of Canterbury under both Henry VIII and Edward VI, author of most of The Book of Common
Prayer (1549 & 1552) and leading figure in the English Reformation. He matriculated at Cambridge University at age 14 and became a Bible scholar. His personal library of 750 volumes (very large for his era) indicates a keen mind -- his books included early church Fathers, Thomas Aquinas and the Continental Reformers (Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Bucer and Erasmus). He was responsible for the royal edict placing a public copy of The Great Bible in each parish church (1539). He was burned at the stake in Broad Street, Oxford, during Queen Mary's counter-reformation. See "Thomas Cranmer," Jasper Ridley (Clarendon Press, 1962) and "My Lord of Canterbury" (a biographical novel), Godfrey Edmund Turton (Doubleday & Co., 1967). Thomas is supposed to be referred to in the nursery rhyme, Goosey, goosey, gander," where he is the "old man who would not say his prayers" - Thomas played a leading role in the imprisonment of Stephen Gardiner (1473-1555),
Bishop of Winchester, who owned 22 brothels on his estate in Southwark where his "Winchester Geese" (as the whores were known) earned him much money
("upstairs, downstairs, in my Lady's chamber" recalls Gardiner's friendship with the Queen, Mary Tudor, who later released him from prison and persecuted the Protestants).
---- Compton's Encyclopedia (America On-Line, 1995) reports: "CRANMER, Thomas (1489-1556). The first archbishop of Canterbury of the reformed Church of England, Cranmer found a way that did not violate church law for Henry VIII to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon without having to go to the pope. As archbishop, he put the English Bible in parish churches and drew up the Book of Common Prayer. "Thomas Cranmer was born in Aslacton, England, on July 2, 1489. Educated at Cambridge, he became an outstanding religion scholar. He tended to favor the "new way of thinking" that resulted from Martin Luther's revolt against the Roman church. Cranmer's involvement with interpreting church law to Henry's benefit came by chance, but the king immediately engaged him to continue to promote his interests and in 1533 appointed him archbishop of Canterbury. As archbishop he was in charge of reforming the church under Henry, who had no taste for change, and his successor, the boy king Edward VI, whose guardian was determined to transform it into a Protestant church. "Cranmer's fatal mistake was his approval of Lady Jane Grey as Edward's successor. She was beheaded nine days later and the legitimate heir to the throne, the Catholic Mary I (Mary Tudor), denounced him for promoting Protestantism. He was tried for treason, convicted of heresy, and burned at the stake on March 21, 1556."
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Thomas m. (1) ca. 1515/16 "Black" Joan "of the Dolphin". Thomas' second wife was Margaret, niece of the Lutheran theologian and reformer, Osiander. Margaret m. (2) Edw. Whitchurch (a printer; buried 1 Dec 1561). Margaret m. (3) 29 Nov 1564 Bartholomew Scott, Esq. of Camberwell. Margaret died ca. 1571. With Thomas she had:
1. Thomas Cranmer, Esq. of Kirkstall, heir; he sold Kirkstall in 1583; buried 14 Nov 1598
at St. Andrew Church, Holborn; m. Catherine, widow of Hugh Vaughan and sister of the Rt.
Rev'd Richard Rogers, Bishop of Dover. They had no children. He is listed twice as
a delinquent in the Records of the Ecclesiatical Court at York. In 1571 he was cited for
incontinence etc. and suffered judgement in default. In 1575 he was charged with adultery
with Judith, wife of Thomas Barwick. Thomas died intestate, and Catherine was granted
administration of his estate, She married a third husband named Randall.
2. Anne Cranmer, who died young.
3. Margaret Cranmer, wife in 1563 of Thomas Norton, Jr., M.P. of Sharpenhoe,
Bedfordshire, the poet, called "archicarnifex" in the Cranmer Pedigrees - they had
no children - Thomas Norton, Jr. m. (2) Alice Cranmer, Margaret's first cousin.
Upon his death, Archbishop Cranmer's entire estate was seized by the Crown and his wife Margaret was ignored as a scandal to the Church. After Queen Mary's death, Queen Elizabeth granted the Archbishop's widow, the rents and profits from the property that she would have inherited.
He was married to Margaret (Anne) Osiander in 1535 in Nuremberg, Germany; the ceremony was performed by Andreas Osiander, Margaret's uncle and a Lutheran pastor.
See http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:Dictionary_of_National_Biography_volume_13.djvu/25 and https://www.britannica.com/biography/Thomas-Cranmer-archbishop-of-Canterbury
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[42624] Arthur is son of John Wilson Russell (1867-1957) & Caralina Alma Porter (1875-1940).
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[58568] Mehitable is said to be daughter of Benjamin Littlefield, Jr. (1758-1837) & Mehitable Littlefield (1765-1825; m. in 1784 in Wells, York Co., ME).
[33697] This line is from the unverified Johnson family tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 which states Anna is daughter of Jacob Tretz (b. ca. 1607) and Agnes Schumacher (b. ca. 1609).
[56006] Marilyn's obituary: "Marilyn 'Polly' G. Kenney, 93, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, February 17, 2024. She was born November 1, 1930 in Framingham, MA, to Arthur J. Tucker and Elva J. (Johnson) Tucker. Polly lived in Brewer most of her life and graduated from Brewer High School in 1949. She attended both the Northern Conservatory of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music. On March 10, 1951, she married Jack T. Kenney of Brewer and together they raised four children. Prior to starting a family, Polly worked at AJ Tucker & Son shoe manufacturers. Upon the arrival of their first child, Polly became a full time mother and homemaker. In addition to her devotion to her family, Polly served the church in many ways including choir, missions, and teaching. More recently she led a Bible study for the residents of Solstice. At the time of her passing, Polly was a member of the Crosspoint Church. Polly's earlier interests included snow and water skiing, swimming, gardening, floral arrangements, cooking and home decorating. Overnight family and friends were welcome guests. The holidays, especially the Christmas celebration of her Saviors incarnate birth, with the arrival of her adult children and grandchildren were a highlight each year. She is survived by her son Jack T. Kenney and his wife Cathy of Orrington; three daughters, Kathie G. Towle and her husband Scott, Marilynn R. Becknell and her husband Branan, and Janet M. Capuano of Cranston RI; five dearly loved grandchildren, Christopher Towle, Merritt and Jack Becknell, Nikole and Kaitlin Capuano; and many beloved nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, eight siblings, her much loved husband, and her precious grandson Michael Towle."