- Mary Cardee, born about 1684. She married Captain Samuel Parker about 1704. Mary and Samuel were my seventh great-grandparents.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Surname: Cardee
The Cardee surname is part of Rosmer P. Kerr's heritage. His fifth great-grandmother was:
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3 comments:
"There's Something About Mary". You just don't know what it is yet! LOL Hope you find more info on her. :)
Have you tried the spelling CORDAY to trace Mary's lineage? Corday/Cardy/Carday/Cady is also a name in this part of Massachusetts. Remember, we drop our "Rs" in this part of the world!
Ah, Wendy, one of the few movies I've watched more than once! It always cracks me up!
Heather, I am shaking my head at how dense I am! It has never occurred to me that Cardee might be spelled another way. Why??? I don't know! Especially since I am never surprised to find surnames spelled in unimaginable variations. But for some reason, I just never went there with Cardee. Go figger! Thanks for the nudge!
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