Joane Crafts

Children of Clement Palmer and Sarah Pettigrew are:

+Joane Palmer, b. 1628, Townstall, Dartmouth, England, d. 1713, Kittery, York, Maine.

Family

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She married Roger Deering on 30 Aug 1647 in Dartmouth, Devon, England, son of George Deering and Elizabeth Hepden.

More About Joane Palmer and Roger Deering:

Marriage: 30 Aug 1647, Dartmouth, Devon, England.

Children of Joane Palmer and Roger Deering are:

1. +Roger Deering, b. 02 Oct 1648, Kittery, York, Maine, d. 1718, Kittery, York, Maine.
2. Jonathan Deering, b. 16 Sep 1651, Townstall, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England.
3. Clement Deering, b. 16 Feb 1654, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England.
4. Johanna Deering, b. 1655, Kittery, York, Maine.
5. Sarah Deering, b. 09 Jan 1657, Kittery, York, Maine.
6. Thomas Deering, b. 04 Nov 1659, Townstall, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England.
7. Jezreel Deering, b. 29 Dec 1662, Townstall, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England.
8. Joseph Deering, b. 1673, Kittery, York, Maine.

Notes

Jackson, Russell Leigh.John Jackson and Some of His Descendants, The New England Historical & Genealogical Register (NEHGS, Boston, Mass., 1943) Vol. 97, Page 3 GoogleBooks

In August 1679 John Jackson arrived in Boston from Dartmouth, England, on the Hannah & Elizabeth, Capt. Lot Gordon, commander, with his wife, son Clement, two daughters, Sarah and Agnes, and his sister-in Law, Joan (Palmer) Deering, widow of Roger Deering.

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George Deering came from England about 1635 and settled at Black Point, Scarborough, Maine. He died about 1645, an< ^ his widow married Jonas Bailey. Deering was a planter and ship- wright. The name is also frequently written Dearing.

338 OLD KITTERY

His son, Roger, moved to Kittery before 1663, singed a peti- tion there in 1673 and died 26 June 1676. His widow Joan mar- ried William Crafts. She was a widow again in 1696 and died about 1713. Feb. 23. 1691, administration was granted to "Wil- liam Crafts and his wife on the estate of John Deering deceased, sone of the said Crafts *4 his wife." So say Probate Records at Alfred, Me. Jan. 20, 1727-8, Mary Deering, aged about 78, deposed that "thirty-three years past Joan Crafts lived in the house where John Hix and his mother, Sarah Hix, now live, and that about fourteen years past the said Crafts died in Possession of said house, reputed to be the estate of Joseph Deering." Wil- liam Crafts' license to keep an ordinary was renewed May 26, 1785, and after his death Joan Crafts continued in the business of an inn-keeper. Her inn was "near the meeting house/'

The children of Roger Deering were :

1. ROGER m. Mary - .

2. CLEMENT m. Joan Bray.

3. THOMAS m. Elizabeth - .

4. JOSEPH m. Mary Bray.

JOHN, died about 1690. Unm.

JOANNA m. Joseph Couch.

SARAH? in. Dennis Hicks.

• Jackson, Russell Leigh.John Jackson and Some of His Descendants, The New England Historical & Genealogical Register (NEHGS, Boston, Mass., 1943) Vol. 97, Page 3 GoogleBooks
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