Hij is getrouwd met Dorothy Kingwood.
Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1559 te Gravesend, Kent, England, hij was toen 29 jaar oud.
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«b»Epithet for a Sea Captain«/b»
After 1609 , Book in British Museum
Memorializing the life of James Beers (Bere) ships captain, lost at sea:
After much weary sayling, Worthy Bere
Arrived this quiet port, and harbers here.
As skillfully in honestie he brought
His humaine vessell home, as he was thought
Equal with any that by Card or Starr
Took out and brought again his Barke from farr.
So let him rest in quiet till he hear
The trumpet sound, when all must rise with Bere,
And for his fame and honest memorie,
This is his frail and brief eternity.
The church was burned in 1727, but the above is preserved in a manuscript collection of Kentish epitaths of 1724, in the Library of the British Museum.
paulobrien50added this on 12 Mar 2011
Guerlducky69originally submitted this to Mead Family Tree on 25 Jun 2010
This is an epithet for James Bere, ship captain lost at sea. The family memorialized his life with this poem written on the wall of his home church in County Kent, England. That church later burned and the passage is recorded in a book of noted epithets
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