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{An Arthur B. Connor [sic] of Castine was a Lt. in the United States Navy, commanding the U.S.S. Iris during the Spanish-American War. - Wheeler, George A., "History of Castine..." [1922 edition], p. 395.} Wheeler (p. 397) also states that one of this name from Castine was a Captain serving as "Marine Director of the Army at Newport News, which was one of two Ports of Embarkation for two million soldiers. He was twice offered a commission as Major in the army, but refused...." during the first World War.} He is buried in lot 374 in the Castine Town Cemetery. Note: the hand-written record in the family Bible lists Arthur's family: Marguerite Conner (28 Aug 1894) and Jacobson Burdette Conner (21 Jan 1896).
"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 30 Jun 1924," p. 13: "Capt. Arthur B. Conner, President of the Shipmasters' Club of New York, died at his home at 778 Park Place, Brooklyn on Tuesday, May 6, after a brief illness from acute indigestion. Captain Conner was born in Castine, Maine on May 8, 1859 of good old New England seafaring stock, his father and grandfather having been shipmasters, and went to sea at an early age. He became a master at twenty-three and commanded vessels trading to all parts of the world. He followed the sea for upwards of twenty-five years, retiring to become a marine surveyor at the Port of New York in which business he was engaged at the time of his death. He was at the Maritime Exchange on Saturday, May 3, and appeared in his usual good health. On the following day Sunday at about 11 p. m. he was taken suddenly ill with acute indigestion from which he had previously suffered attacks, and passed away at about 5 o'clock the following Tuesday morning. During the time Captain Conner had been engaged as a marine surveyor he had been almost a dally visitor at the Maritime Exchange and thereby greatly extended his circle of friends and acquaintances. To have known him and to have had the beneficent influence of an almost dally association with him for many years was indeed an honor and a privilege which was greatly appreciated and enjoyed by all of his associates The geniality which was so characteristic of him and which made personal contact with him such a pleasure, his desire to be of service to his fellow-men, his great interest in the youth of our land, and his efforts to lead them along the right pathway and an inherent love of God and country were outstanding features of his attractive personality. Always firm for the right he was unalterable in purpose when convinced in his mind of the justice of a cause and he never hesitated to voice his opinions freely in advocacy of such a cause or in defense of the individual whenever he deemed such a course justified by his conclusions, which were arrived at only after the most careful consideration. Captain Conner's patriotism was evidenced by his service in two wars, the Spanish-Amerlcan War, in which he served as a lieutenant in the United States Navy and the World War, when he was marine director for the United States Army at Newport News, Va. He was a member of Joppa Lodge, F. and A. M., a Knight Templar and a Noble of the Mystic Shrine, a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, former member of the Board of Governors of the New York State Nautical School, representing the Marine Society, and a member in an honorary capacity of the Maritime Exchange. Upon his retirement from the Board of Governors of the Nautical School, resolutions were adopted by the Board, expressing appreciation of the services rendered by him to the school and recording appreciation and admiration of his personal character. At his death resolutions were adopted in which the following tribute was paid to the memory of Captain Conner: "To know Captain Conner was not only to respect and admire but to love him. Our Association with him enabled us to know of the sincere and fatherly interest which he took in the cadets of the schoolship. His kind and loving nature was never more clearly shown than his regret, when as a Governor of the School, he had to approve punishment for some infraction of the regulations. In extreme cases, when the discharge of cadet was deemed necessary, Captain Conner often sent for such cadet to come and see him and such interview resulted not only in the cadet recognizing both the justice and necessity of the action taken but in establishing a firm and lasting friendship and love for Captain Conner. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, May 7, at the Lefferts Place Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, which were largely attended by delegations from the Marine Society, the Board of Governors of the New York State Nautical School, and the Maritime Exchange, President Dowd appointing the following committee to represent the organization: William H. Anderson, Frederck Dolander, John Dowd, Reginald Fay, Clarence P. Howland, Edward P. Liesgang, John F. Manning, Captain A. M. Miles, Captain K. O. Peterson, Charles H. Potter, Michael J. Reynolds, Henry A, Zinner. There was also present a special detail of cadets from the Nautical School. The body was taken to his old home in Castine, Maine for interment, and Masonic services were held there by Hancock Lodge No. 4. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna M. Conner, and one son, Arthur Bradley Conner. - (Maritime Exchange Bulletin)."
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[52159] Gordon is said to be son of Hugh MacQuarrie & Elizabeth McPherson.
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John emigrated with his father in 1638; was elected first representative of Harwich, MA to the General Court; was soldier (Lt.) in King Philip's War under the command of Capt. Samuel Moseley (from 20 Dec 1675); was a freeman by 1655; died before his father. Jean Mayo-Lakatos (jmayolak@tampabay.rr.com) shared via email in June, 2003: Lt. John Mayo2 ( Rev. John1 ) was born ca. 1630. He married Hannah Lecraft Jan. 1, 1650/51 in Eastham, MA.He died in 1706 in Eastham. His estate was probated Nov. 4, 1706 in Eastham.Hannah Lecraft was born after 1636. Her surname has also been spelled as Reycraft. She was of Yarmouth, MA. She died after 1702, as she is mentioned in her husband's will prepared in 1702. Her parentage is not known. Lt. John Mayo was said to have come to Eastham in 1644 and lived out his life there. He was appointed surveyor of highways on June 3, 1656. He was appointed on Nov. 14, 1676 to oversee the will of Nicholas Snow. He undoubtedly made frequent trips to Boston as he receipted at various times for the regular payments which the Second Church at Boston made to his father between the time the Rev. John Mayo gave up his ministry there in 1673 until his death in 1676. Lt. John Mayo took part in the Colonial Wars and fought at the Great Swamp Fight in the King Phillip's War, under the command of Capt. Samuel Moseley, probably riding his father's horse which was killed. Known children of Lt. John Mayo and Hannah Lecraft, all born in Eastham, MA., were:
a. John: b. Dec. 15, 1652. I have nothing further on him.
b. William: b. Oct. 7, 1654; m. Elizabeth Ring.
c. James: b. Oct. 3, 1656; m. unknown; m. Sarah Elkins.
d. Samuel: b. Apr. 2, 1657/58; m. Sarah Canterbury.
e. Elisha: b. Nov. 4, 1661; d. 1701 in Eastham, MA.
f. Daniel: b. June 25, 1664; m. Sarah Howes.
g. Nathaniel: b. Apr. 2, 1667; m. Mary Brown.
h. Thomas: b. June 24, 1670; d. Aug. 11, 1670 in Eastham, MA.
i. Thomas: b. July 15, 1672; m. Molly (maiden name unknown).
The Mayo Book has further information on the children above named William, James, Samuel, Daniel, Nathaniel, and Thomas.
2. Daniel Mayo3 (John2, Rev. John1): was born June 25, 1664 in Eastham, MA. He married Sarah Howes ca. 1684. He died in 1715. He had land in Middleborough. Sarah Howes was b.c. 1667, d/o Jeremiah Howes and Sarah Prence. She died before Oct., 1734. Known children of Daniel Mayo3 and Sarah Howes were:
a. Daniel: b.c. 1685; m. Mary Mulford.
b. Sarah: b.c. 1689; m. Jonathan Paine.
c. Elizabeth: b.c. 1693; m. John Lewis.
d. Marjorie: b.c. 1695; m. Moses Paine.
e. Jeremiah: b.c. 1700;m. Elizabeth Mulford.
f. Bethiah: b.c. 1707; m. Ebenezer Lombard.
g. Mary: b.c. 1710; m. Seth Whelden.
The Mayo Book has further information concerning all of the children named above.
3. Jeremiah Mayo4 (Daniel3, John2, Rev. John1): was born ca. 1700, based on grave stone record " in his 65th year ". He married Elizabeth Mulford on June 17, 1725 in Truro, MA. He died Nov. 9, 1765 in Wellfleet, MA. He is buried in Duck Creek Cemetery. He was elected Treasurer of the North Eastham Precinct (now Wellfleet) in 1729, 1730, and 1739. He was elected Assessor 1736-38, 1746, 1750, and 1753. Elizabeth Mulford was born June 30, 1701 in Eastham, MA., d/o Thomas Mulford2 (Thomas1) and Mary Bassett. She died June 14, 1761 in Wellfleet, MA. at age 59. The grave stone record said " aged almost 60 years ". The brothers Daniel and Jeremiah Mayo married sisters, Mary and Elizabeth Mulford. Known children of Jeremiah Mayo4 and Elizabeth Mulford, all born in Eastham, MA., were:
a. Ruth: b. July 28, 1725; m. Zoheth Smith.
b. Jemima: b. Feb. 18, 1730/31; m. Joseph Atkins.
c. Thomas: b. Apr. 20, 1732; m. Bethiah Atkins.
d. Joshua: b. Jan. 1, 1735/36; m. Mehitable Foster.
e. Jeremiah: b. Oct. 10, 1739; died before 1761.
f. Joseph: b. Nov. 21, 1742; twin.
g. Benjamin: b. Nov. 21, 1742; m. Hannah Foster.
The Mayo Book has further information about the children above named Ruth, Jemima, Thomas, Joshua, and Benjamin. I'm looking at the book, and it seems like you would find a good line of descent for the children named Thomas and Benjamin. It looks good for the following:
a. Thomas Mayo5 and Bethiah Atkins' son, Joshua Atkins Mayo, born Oct. 4, 1758, married Martha Nickerson. There is further information about them and that Mayo line of descent.
b. Benjamin Mayo5 and Hannah Foster's son , Benjamin Mayo, born ca. 1768, married Hannah Sarah Gleason. There is further information about them and that Mayo line of descent. Both are sons of Jeremiah Mayo4.
"Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700", Frank R. Holmes, compiler (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2008), p. 161 offers: "MAYO. The name of a county and town in Ireland, from moi or moy, Gaelic, a plain, moy a river, and ai a region or territory, - the region or tract on the river Moy. . . . John, minister, came to Boston, Mass., 1638; removed to Eastham, Mass., 1646; returned Boston, where he was first minister of North Church, 1655, dismissed 1673, when he went to Barnstable, Eastham and Yarmouth, Mass."
[8743] Leslie is son of Ralph R. Olney (1888-1963) and Edna King.
[1647] Spondana's father was Garnard, King of Picts. For information on the Picts, see http://members.tripod.com/~Halfmoon (in 2003).
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| _Timothy TAPLEY _____|
| | (1818 - 1894) |
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| | |_Elinor M. CONDON ___|
| | (1797 - 1819) m 1816|
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|_Margaret Eleanor TAPLEY _|
(1837 - 1910) m 1862 |
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|_Hannah DOUGLASS ____|
(1817 - 1892) |
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[48665] Also seen as Wallace L. Varnam.