History of Weymouth, Massachusetts, Volume 3, pg 346, by George Walter Chamberlain; print, Weymouth Historical Society (1923): CALEB PRINCE JOY (Caleb, Turner) was born at Weymouth, 15 Sept. 1818; died there 8 Jan. 1886. He married at Weymouth 5 May, 1841, Belinda Pierce Pratt, daughter of Joshua and Mary (French) Pratt, born at Weymouth, 28 Feb. 1821; died there 9 July, 1898. Children born at Weymouth: Flora Deborah (adopted), m. Charles E. Bicknell of Weymouth, (Norfolk Probate, 33700.) She was the daughter of Charles L. and Sarah A. [(Sylvester)] Kittrell, and was adopted as Flora Deborah Joy, 3 Apr. 1858. (Norfolk Probate, 11239.)
Newspapers.com Obituary Index:
Name: Flora D. Bicknell
[Flora D. Paley]
Gender: Female
Death Age: 73
Birth Date: abt 1832
Birth Place: Somerville
Residence Place: Weymouth
Death Date: 17 Aug 1905
Death Place: 133 Pearl [North Weymouth]
Burial Date: 20 Aug
Burial Place: Wakefield .
Obituary Date: 19 Aug 1905
Obituary Place: Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Father: Frank W. Paley
Parents: Gordon A. Cummings; Mary A. Cummings
Spouse: Charles E. Bicknell
Note: Charles Lewis & Sarah Dean (Sylvester) were living in Abington in 1860 with three other children in the home. Why would they give up their 3rd born? I can't read that newspaper article, there may be some info that actually makes sense.
Newspapers.com Obituary Index:
Name: Flora D. Bicknell
[Flora D. Paley]
Gender: Female
Death Age: 73
Birth Date: abt 1832
Birth Place: Somerville
Residence Place: Weymouth
Death Date: 17 Aug 1905
Death Place: 133 Pearl [North Weymouth]
Burial Date: 20 Aug
Burial Place: Wakefield .
Obituary Date: 19 Aug 1905
Obituary Place: Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Father: Frank W. Paley
Parents: Gordon A. Cummings; Mary A. Cummings
Spouse: Charles E. Bicknell
Note: Charles Lewis & Sarah Dean (Sylvester) were living in Abington in 1860 with three other children in the home. Why would they give up their 3rd born? I can't read that newspaper article, there may be some info that actually makes sense.
History of Weymouth, Massachusetts, Volume 3, pg 346, by George Walter Chamberlain; print, Weymouth Historical Society (1923): CALEB PRINCE JOY (Caleb, Turner) was born at Weymouth, 15 Sept. 1818; died there 8 Jan. 1886. He married at Weymouth 5 May, 1841, Belinda Pierce Pratt, daughter of Joshua and Mary (French) Pratt, born at Weymouth, 28 Feb. 1821; died there 9 July, 1898. Children born at Weymouth: Flora Deborah (adopted), m. Charles E. Bicknell of Weymouth, (Norfolk Probate, 33700.) She was the daughter of Charles L. and Sarah A. [(Sylvester)] Kittrell, and was adopted as Flora Deborah Joy, 3 Apr. 1858. (Norfolk Probate, 11239.)
Newspapers.com Obituary Index:
Name: Flora D. Bicknell
[Flora D. Paley]
Gender: Female
Death Age: 73
Birth Date: abt 1832
Birth Place: Somerville
Residence Place: Weymouth
Death Date: 17 Aug 1905
Death Place: 133 Pearl [North Weymouth]
Burial Date: 20 Aug
Burial Place: Wakefield .
Obituary Date: 19 Aug 1905
Obituary Place: Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Father: Frank W. Paley
Parents: Gordon A. Cummings; Mary A. Cummings
Spouse: Charles E. Bicknell
Note: Charles Lewis & Sarah Dean (Sylvester) were living in Abington in 1860 with three other children in the home. Why would they give up their 3rd born? I can't read that newspaper article, there may be some info that actually makes sense.
Newspapers.com Obituary Index:
Name: Flora D. Bicknell
[Flora D. Paley]
Gender: Female
Death Age: 73
Birth Date: abt 1832
Birth Place: Somerville
Residence Place: Weymouth
Death Date: 17 Aug 1905
Death Place: 133 Pearl [North Weymouth]
Burial Date: 20 Aug
Burial Place: Wakefield .
Obituary Date: 19 Aug 1905
Obituary Place: Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Father: Frank W. Paley
Parents: Gordon A. Cummings; Mary A. Cummings
Spouse: Charles E. Bicknell
Note: Charles Lewis & Sarah Dean (Sylvester) were living in Abington in 1860 with three other children in the home. Why would they give up their 3rd born? I can't read that newspaper article, there may be some info that actually makes sense.
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