Person:Amy Cary (1)

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Amy Cary
b.abt 1739
d.12 Aug 1756
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m. on or aft 13 Jun 1729
  1. Robert Caryabt 1730 - 1777
  2. Amy Caryabt 1739 - 1756
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Name Amy Cary
Gender Female
Birth[1] abt 1739
Christening[1] 29 Mar 1739 St Augustine’s, Watling Street, London
Death[2] 12 Aug 1756 “Allo Mils AMY CARY / Died August 12 1756 Aged 17 / Universally Lamented”
Burial[2] on or aft 12 Aug 1756 Hampstead, St. Andrew's, London
Residence[3] Watling Street, Londonwhere, in 1752, she or her mother subscribed to The Lilliputian Magazine
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Amy Cary - birth/baptism, in International Genealogical Index / British Isles.

    « AMY CARY - Gender: Female Christening: 29 MAR 1739 St Augustine Watling Street, London, London, England / Father: Robert Cary, Mother: Amy // Source Information: Batch No.: C022412 / Dates: 1559 - 1762 / Source Call No.: 0374420 / Type: Film / Printout Call No.: 6903851 / Type: Film > Parish registers for St. Augustine Watling Street Church, London, 1559-1940 » Accessed on Family Search - IGI/BI

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Amy Cary - death/burial, in Ludwig, Allan I., Graven images: New England stonecarving and its symbols, 1650-1815, [c1966] Wesleyan University Press, Middletown, Conn., USA, / published by University Press of New England, Hanover, NH., USA, ©1999, pp. xviii & 252.

    p. xviii: « (PLATE) 134 A. South frieze, St Paul’s Cathedral, London. B. The Amy Cary tomb, 1756, Hampstead, St. Andrew's, London. » & p. 252: Image showing monumental inscription: « Allo Mils AMY CARY / Died August 12 1756 Aged 17 / Universally Lamented » and text below image: the same as on p. xviii (above). Accessed on Google Books - Limited preview and at the Toronto Public Library - branch: Toronto Reference Library

  3. ↑ U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830.

    « Name: Amy Cary / Dates: 1751-1775 / Title: Miss / Gender: Female / Address: Address(Es): Watling Street / Source Date: 1752 // Source Info: / Subscribed to The Lilliputian Magazine, 1752, ANON. London / Subject: literature » Accessed on Ancestry.co.uk

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