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Identifier: caryfamilyinengl00cary (find matches)
Title: The Cary family in England
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Cary, Henry Grosvenor, 1829-1905
Subjects: Cary family
Publisher: Boston (Press of Murray and Emery company)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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atest ornament to our Nation the lastage produced. Another styles him The Envy of thisage and the Wonder of the next. A fourth says, byhis death learning had the greatest loss that ever hap-pened in that or the age before it. Wood says: Theopinion at Oxford was that he had such extraordinaryclear reason that if the Turk, or the Devil, were to beconverted to Christianity, he was able to do it. Lucius Gary was a great favorite of Gharles I. fromboyhood. As a matter of mere curiosity I record thefollowing. In 1614 Gaptain John Smith made a voyageto the New World. He made a map of the New Englandcoast which was tolerably correct under the circum-stances. This he presented to the king on his return.On this map were shown three or four islands just outof Boston harbor. Prince Gharles, who was then four-teen years old, amused himself by changing the uncouthIndian names to English ones, and named these islands Gary Isles for Lucius Gary. These are those that arenow known as the Brewsters.(60)
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THE TARV FAMILY IX EX()LA.\D Lucius liad two sons, Lucius born in HV.i2 iuidHenry Lucius horn in lG3o.—Reign of James I. andCharles I. Sixteenth Gexeratiox. Lord Lucius Cary, third Viscount Falkland, son ofLucius (fifteenth generation), was bom in 1632 and suc-ceeded his father at the age of eleven years. He died inFrance at the age of seventeen years.—Reign of Charles I. Lord Henry Lucius Cary (sixteenth generation),fourth Viscount Falkland, was bom in 1635. He marriedRachel Hungerford. He was well versed in literatureand wrote several comedies. During part of Cromwellstime he was committed to the Tower of London. I quote: He was quick witted. Being brought early into theHouse of Lords, and a grave Senator objecting to hisyouth, and to his not looking as if he had sowed his wildoats, he replied quickly,— Then I am come to theproperest place, where there are so many geese to pickthem up. He died in 1664.—Reign of Charles I. and IL Seventeenth Gener.vtion.Lord Anthony Cary, fif

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