Decker, Mary Jane

Mary married Payne, William Isaac on 30 Jul 1901 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. William (son of Payne, Samuel Jr and Crocker, Charlotte) was born on 12 Apr 1877 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died on 8 Apr 1964 in Unknown Location. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Payne, Lily was born in Mar 1902 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died in in Unknown Location.
2. Payne, Elizabeth was born in Jul 1903 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died in in Unknown Location.
3. Payne, Isaac Stedmam was born in Jan 1913 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died on 17 Dec 1937 in Unknown Location.
4. Payne, Philip was born in May 1917 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died in in Unknown Location.
5. Payne, Amos L. was born in Feb 1921 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died in in Unknown Location.
6. Payne, Minnie was born in Feb 1921 in Parson's Pond, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; died in in Unknown Location.

Notes:

«b»Emmanuel«i»«sup»3«/i»«/sup» DECKER«/b» (Elizabeth«i»«sup»2«/i»«/sup» PAYNE, John«i»«sup»1«/i»«/sup») was born at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland 1846. Born after August 21, 1845 and before August 20, 1846, due to being age 26 years at the time if his marriage. Emmanuel died at an unknown location, at age unknown.

«tab»He married «b»Maria«/b» «b»CROCKER«/b» August 20, 1872 at Trout River, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. Entry No. 7 - Manuel son of James DECKER, bachelor of Rocky Harbour, aged 26 years and Maria daughter of George CROCKER, spinster of Trout River, aged 27 years were married in Trout River, according to the order of the Church of England, this twentieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy two by me Ulric RULE. This marriage was solemnized between us; his mark X Manuel DECKER and her mark X Maria CROCKER. In the presence of us; his mark X Robert BRAKE, his mark X Job CROCKER, Emma PAINE, her mark Eliza PAINE.

Emmanuel married Crocker, Maria on 20 Aug 1872 in Trout River, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Maria (daughter of Crocker, George and Blanchard, Catherine Caroline) was born on 11 Nov 1844 in Trout River, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada; died in 1955 in Unknown Location. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Born after August 21, 1844 and before August 20, 1845, due|to being age 27 years at the time if her marriage.|[CI:1687:?2:CI]

Notes:

James was born 1800 at England. James was the son of Unknown DECKER. James died September 11, 1880 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland, at age 80. Age 80 years.

«tab»His body was interred September 14, 1880 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. Tombstone Inscription: James DECKER, died September 11, 1880, age 80 years.

James married Payne, Elizabeth about 1824 in Unknown Location. Elizabeth (daughter of Paine, John and Singleton, Sarah) was born about 1810 in Unknown Location; died on 2 Apr 1897 in Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; was buried in Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

«b»Elizabeth«sup»«i»2«/sup»«/i» PAYNE«/b» (John«sup»«i»1«/sup»«/i») was born at an unknown location 1810. Elizabeth died April 2, 1897 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland, at age 86. Age 84 years. Age 87 years.

Death Certificate for Elizabeth PAYNE, died April 2, 1897, age 84 at Rocky Harbour, Record # 2-489-8, Vital Statistics Division, Department of Health, St. John's, Newfoundland. Certified copy in possession of writer. Her body was interred after April 2, 1897 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. Tombstone Inscription: Elizabeth wife of James DECKER, died April 2, 1897, age 87 years.

«tab»She married «b»James«/b» «b»DECKER«/b» 1824 at an unknown location. James was born 1800 at England. James was the son of Unknown DECKER. James died September 11, 1880 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland, at age 80. Age 80 years.

Buried:
Tombstone Inscription: Elizabeth wife of James DECKER, died|April 2, 1897, age 87 years.

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«b»George Crocker«/b» (son of «u»Charles Crocker «/u») was born August 25, 1792 in Dorset, England, and died February 03, 1869 in Trout River, NL, Canada. He married «u»Catherine Caroline Blanchard «/u» o n September 28, 1830 in Trout River, NL, Canada.

 

More About «b»George Crocker«/b»:

Burial: February 06, 1869, Trout River, NL, Canada.

 

More About «b»George Crocker«/b» and «b»Catherine Caroline Blanchard« /b»:

Marriage: September 28, 1830, Trout River, NL, Canada.

 

Children of «b»George Crocker«/b» and «b»Catherine Caroline Blanchard«/b» are:

+«u»Charlotte Crocker «/u», b. 1840, Trout River, NL, Canada, d. September 1987, Before.

«u»George Crocker «/u», b. March 04, 1832.

«u»Mary Crocker «/u», b. September 29, 1833.

«u»Jane Crocker «/u», b. September 29, 1833.

«u»William Henry Crocker «/u», b. March 20, 1834.

«u»Luke Crocker «/u», b. December 05, 1836.

+«u»Charles Crocker «/u», b. October 13, 1842, Trout River, NL, Canada, d. January 26, 1917, Trout River, NL, C anada.

«u»Maria Crocker «/u», b. November 11, 1845.

«u»Thomas Crocker «/u», b. January 14, 1847.

«u»Job Crocker «/u», b. December 05, 1848.

Originally from Dorsetshire, England, he probably came to

Newfoundland on a vessel operated by Joseph BIRD, an English

merchant who operated a trading post in Bonne Bay until the

1840's. George settled at Trout River, Newfoun dland about

1830 (a list of settlers of the West coast taken in 1838

records G CROCKER, a salmon and herring fisherman at Trout

River, a resident for 8 years with a family of 7).

Bishop FEILD met George CROCKER on his vis it to the West

Coast in 1849: "Saturday, August 4 .... an old man named

CROCKER .... comes fromDorsetshire [England], but has been

many years settled in this country, and keeps many sheep and

pigs. He was the first settler at Trout River, is married to

a sister of the BRAKES [of the Bay of Islands], and has nine

children. Sunday, August 5 .... CROCKER has a good deal of

land under cultivation and grows turnips, barley and c. His

garden is w ell cultivatedand apparently he is in very

comfortable circumstances, but grumbles like an Englishman,

and declares he has a hard matter to keep his family. He had

himself baptized all his children but one. His wife,

howev er, was urgent that all might be now baptized, and he

concurred ..." [CI:159:?2:CI]

George Crocker (son of Charles Crocker ) was born August 25, 1792 in Dorset, England, and died February 03, 1869 in Trout River, NL, Canada. He married Catherine Caroline Blanchard on September 28, 1830 in Tro ut River, NL, Canada.

More About George Crocker:Burial: February 06, 1869, Trout River, NL, Canada.

More About George Crocker and Catherine Caroline Blanchard:Marriage: September 28, 1830, Trout River, NL, Canada.

Children of Georg e Crocker and Catherine Caroline Blanchard are:

+Charlotte Crocker , b. 1840, Trout River, NL, Canada, d. September 1987, Before.

George Crocker , b. March 04, 1832.

Mary Crocker , b. September 29, 1833.

Jane Crocker , b. September 29, 1833.

William Henry Crocker , b. March 20, 1834.

Luke Crocker , b. December 05, 1836.

+Charles Crocker , b. O ctober 13, 1842, Trout River, NL, Canada, d. January 26, 1917, Trout River, NL, Canada.

Maria Crocker , b. November 11, 1845.

Thomas Crocker , b. January 14, 1847.

Job Crocker , b. Decem ber 05, 1848.

George married Blanchard, Catherine Caroline on 28 Sep 1830 in Trout River, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Catherine (daughter of Blanchard, William and Joe (Native), Elizabeth) was born on 12 May 1810 in Bay of Islands, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada; died on 31 Oct 1882 in Trout River, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada; was buried in St. Simon & St. Jude Anglican Cemetary #1. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

«b»John«sup»«i»1«/sup»«/i» PAYNE«/b» was born at Jersey, England 1781. John died April 15, 1869 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland, at age 87. Died at age 88 years. His body was interred after April 15, 1869 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. Tombstone inscription: John Paine, a native of Jersey who died 15 Apr 1869, aged 88 years.

Buried:
Tombstone inscription: John Paine, a native of Jersey who|died 15 Apr 1869, aged 88 years.

John married Singleton, Sarah on 13 Sep 1809 in St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Sarah was born about 1780 in Suffolk, Engalnd; died on 22 Nov 1867 in Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland; was buried in Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Sarah was born 1780 at Suffolk, England. Sarah died November 22, 1867 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland, at age 87. Died age 87 years.

Her body was interred after November 22, 1867 at Rocky Harbour, Bonne Bay, District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland. Tombstone Inscription: In Memory of Sarah wife of John Paine who died November 22, 1867, aged 87 years.

Sarah had a brother or step brother, Richard Cross, who was

murdered at Cow Head, NEWFOUNDLAND. [CI:329:?2:CI]

Sarah Singleton was to Wed. Joseph Rendell. Some confusion existshere. In the court records Sarah is noted as being the Brother ofRichard Cross. Several assumptions can be made as to the surnameSingleton. Probably the most obvious one was tha t Sarah was a widowwho had Married a man named Singleton and retained that Family nameafter his death.Information from (Columist Don Morris resides at 90Merrymeeting Rd.St. John's, Nfld.,2W1. Slayer from Bonne Bay hanged in 1809

Buried:
Tombstone Inscription: In Memory of Sarah wife of John Paine|who died November 22, 1867, aged 87 years.

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Possible ancestor:

 

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Publication

Magna Britannia: volume 6: Devonshire

Author

Daniel and Samuel Lysons

Year published

1822

Pages

562-579< /p>

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'Parishes: Winkleigh - Zeal Monachorum', Magna Britannia: volume 6: Devonshire (1822), pp. 562-579. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50596 Date accessed: 06 August 2011. Add to my bookshelf

 

 

Lyneham, in this parish, gave name to a family who possessed the manor till about the year 1340: it was afterwards, for a short time, in that of Topcliffe. In the year 1402, it belonged to John Crocker, son of John Crocker, Esq., of Hele. Sir John Crocker, of this family, was one of the knights who were attainted and outlawed by Richard III., and who accompanied the Earl of Devon to the relief of Exeter, when besieged by Perkin Warbeck , in 1497. (fn. 46) Courtenay Crocker, Esq., who died in 1740, left an only daughter, who brought Lyneham to James Bulteel, Esq., grandfather of John Bulteel, Esq., of Fleet, the present proprietor. Lyneham is now a farm-house. There was formerly a park here. Windsor, in this parish, gave name to a family who possessed the fee of this barton by the gift of William Lord Rous. One of the coheiresses of Windsor married Richard Fortescue, from whom, says Sir William Pole, descended the Forte scues of the east part of England. Afterwards Windsor became the property and residence of a younger branch of the Crockers of Lyneham, who, on removing to Bovey Tracey, sold this estate, in the reign of William III., to Dr. Blackall: it was by h im bequeathed to Colonel William Scott, of Essex, and has been lately purchased of Colonel William Henry Scott, of the 3d Foot-guards, by Mr. Bastard. From: 'Parishes: Winkleigh - Zeal Monachorum', Magna Britannia: volume 6: Devonshire (1822), p p. 562-579. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50596 Date accessed: 06 August 2011.

 

50John Crocker, cofferer and standard-bearer to King Edward IV., 1508. He distinguished himself in suppressing PerkinWarb eck's rebellion. From: 'Parishes: Winkleigh - Zeal Monachorum', Magna Britannia: volume 6: Devonshire (1822), pp. 562-579. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50596 Date accessed: 06 August 2011.

Possible spouse?

 

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Charles Crocker

Male

 

Marriages:

Spouse: JANE RIDEOUT

Ma rriage: 19 MAR 1792 Lydlinch, Dorset, England

 

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Dates: 1560 - 1812

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Notes:

The BLANCHARD's of Parson's Pond and Bonne Bay are

descendants of William BLANCHARD of the Bay of Islands.

William, however, was orignally from Dorsetshire, England.

Papers of Governor Duckworth record William BLANCH ARD living

on the Humber River in 1810: a "cod and salmon fisherman,

selling fish to St. John's."

It is not known how many children William had, but their

were at least 5, including 2 sons William Jr. and Thomas.

Hi s grandson another Thomas (1845 - 1929) may have been the

son of William or Thomas.

J. B. Jukes, an American mentions the BLANCHARD's during a

voyage to the Bay of Islands on August 20, 1839: "We visited

one family about half way down the [Humber] sound .... Their

name was BLANCHARD, and the old man had lived here about

sixty years, having settled there before the breaking out of

the American War. He had several sons that were getting

mar ried and beginning to settle about him. His house, though

small, was neat and comfortable, and he had two or three

small fields under cultivation. They were just getting in

the hay from one small meadow, andit appeared of good

quality. They had very good currants, raspberries, and

gooseberries growing in the garden edges."

Bishop Feild also spoke of William BLANCHARD during a visit

to Gilliam's Cove, Bay of Islands in 1849: "The house is

m ean and dirty, and the old patriarch, who has lived here

nearly seventy years, was in a state of great filth and

discomfort. He is nearly ninety years of age. His mental

faculties are good, but his bodily strength is nearly gone .

He welcomed us kindly, spoke with pleasure of Archdeacon Wix

.... This is, I believe, the second time only in nearly 70

years that he has seen a clergyman..." [CI:136:?2:CI]

William married Joe (Native), Elizabeth in Unknown Location. Elizabeth (daughter of Joe (Native), Thomas) was born in in Unknown Location; died on 24 Jun 1841 in Unknown Location. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]