Kelley Lynn Strong
Sex: F
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Birth: 19 Apr 1960 - Hyannis (Barnstable), Massachusetts
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Death: 25 Feb 2007 - Provincetown, Massachusetts
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Father: John Strong (Est 1940- )
Mother: Joyce Perry (1941-2000)
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Provincetown Banner obit
Kelley Lynn Strong, 46
Lifelong resident ran bookkeeping business
Kelley L. Strong, a life-long resident of Provincetown, died on Feb. 25, at Cape Cod Hospital, due to complications from pneumonia after a short battle with lung cancer.
She was born in Hyannis on April 19, 1960, the daughter of John and Joyce (Perry) Strong. She graduated from Provincetown High School in 1978 and continued her education at Northeastern University in Boston, graduating with a degree in accounting.
In Provincetown, Ms. Strong had several jobs, including working at The Curious Crocodile, Cerutti’s and Exuma, along with her own bookkeeping and tax return business.
She is survived by her father, John Strong; her sister, Adrianne Holway, and her husband, Scott; her sister, Johnna King, and her husband, Timmy; and her beloved nieces and nephew, Taylor Duncan, Brenna King and Chase King. She is predeceased by her mother, Joyce (Perry) Strong, and her sister, Damianne Strong.
A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 24, at St. Peter the Apostle Church on Prince Street in Provincetown. A celebration of Kelley’s life for family and friends will immediately follow at her sister Johnna’s home, located at 3072 Route 6, Wellfleet, which will be hosted by her dear and closest friend, Annmarie Piccerelli.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Provincetown Rescue Squad Association, 25 Shank Painter Road, Provincetown, MA 02657.
Professor Theodore Strong
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 26 Jul 1790 - South Hadley, Massachusetts
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Death: 1 Feb 1869 - New Brunswick, New Jersey
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Father: Rev Joseph Strong (Est 1760- )
Mother: Sophia Woodbridge (Est 1760- )
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Early In the seventeenth century, Elder John Strong, of England, crossed the ocean and settled in New England, where large numbers of his descendants, many of whom have occupied positions of trust and responsibility, have since resided. Among the descendants of the sixth generation was Theodore Strong, LL.D. He was the son of the Rev. Joseph Strong, of Heath, Massachusetts, a man of talent and great energy, and of Sophia Woodbridge, a daughter of the Rev. John Woodbridge, of South Hadley, of the ninth generation of a succession of ministers bearing the same name, each being the eldest son. Professor Theodore Strong was born at South Hadley, Massachusetts, July 26, 1790. After attending school, and preparing for college under the direction of a clergyman, he entered Yale when eighteen years of age. He was graduated in 1812, taking a high stand in all his studies and receiving the prize in mathematics, in which science he had acquired much proficiency. He at once became tutor in Hamilton College, Clinton, New York, and held the position until 1816. In that year he was chosen professor of mathematics and natural philosophy, and remained there as such for eleven years. In 1827 he accepted the same position in Rutgers College, New Brunswick, New Jersey, where he continued until 1862, thirty-five years. During his connection with Hamilton College, the attention of scientific men was called to Professor Strong by his solution of several difficult mathematical problems. He demonstrated the theorems respecting the circle, which had been propounded as a challenge to the world by Dr. Matthew Stewart in 1746. His ingenious demonstration was published in the Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of Sciences. He studied the works of La Grange, Laplace, and other great mathematicians, and whatever was necessary for a thorough comprehension of mathematics. He was also deeply interested in other studies, in history, in mental philosophy, and in theology. His mental constitution and habits forbade him to yield his assent on any subject, without sufficient evidence, and his own conclusions were carefully reviewed before offering them to the inspection of others. Professor Strong devoted the greater portion of his life to his favorite science. His profound knowledge of mathematics, and his success in the solution of difficult and important questions, excited the admiration of men of science, many of whom consulted him upon points of scientific interest. He was fond of being questioned, and of discussion and disputation. In Ins professional duties in the class and lecture-room, he presented his original views and deductions of the subject under discussion, with clearness, simplicity, and able illustration. His interest in the work roused the interest of the students, while his manner in imparting instruction gained their attachment and respect. Professor Strong was an
honorary member of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, and was one of the original members of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences, He received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from Rutgers College in 1835, and the same degree from Hamilton College. He was a frequent contributor to mathematical journals, and to the learned societies of which he was a member. He made a number of important contributions to " Silliman's American Journal of Science.'' He communicated to the first volume, which was published in 1818, a new geometrical demonstration of the values of the sines and cosines of the sum and difference of two arcs, together with the solution of a difficult diophantine problem. Among the other journals to which he contributed miscellaneous papers were " The Mathematical Journal," "The Scientific Journal," " The Mathematical Diary," "The Mathematical Miscellany," "The Cambridge Miscellany," and "The Mathematical Monthly." In these papers were many new and entirely original demonstrations and discussions of various difficult subjects. His two largest and best-known works are the " Treatise on Elementary and Higher Algebra"?a work original in its method and in many of its conclusions, which was published in 1859, and a volume on the "Differential and Integral Calculus," written in 1867, but not published until after the death of the author. For original investigation and profound knowledge of the subject they cannot be excelled. They contained much that was new, among which were the solution of Cardan's Irreducible Case of Cubic Equations, which had baffled the best mathematicians of Europe, and a method of extracting, by a direct process, any root of any integral number. Professor Strong died at New Brunswick, New Jersey, February 1, 1869.
Esther Strople
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 3 Mar 1903
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Death: Oct 1978 - South Wellfleet, Massachusetts
Burial: in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wellfleet
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Events
• Social Security Number, 074-22-1508, New York in New York
Spouses and Children
1. *William Horace Bowers (25 Feb 1903 - 28 Aug 1982)
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Abigail Strout
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 17 Jul 1735 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 1
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Death: Bef Oct 1736 - Provincetown, Massachusetts
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Father: Anthony Strout (1706-After 1774) 2
Mother: Abigail Smalley (1705- )
Abigail Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 24 Oct 1736 - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
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Father: Anthony Strout (1706-After 1774) 3
Mother: Abigail Smalley (1705- )
Adaline Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 1827 - Maine
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Father: Enoch Strout (1799-1854)
Mother: Abigail Dyer (1802- )
Alice Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 18 Oct 1737 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 4
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Father: Elisha Strout (1715-1769) 3
Mother: Alice Smith (1718- )
Ann Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 20 Jun 1707 - Truro, Massachusetts 3
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Father: Captain George Strout (1689-1788) 3
Mother: Bridget Cooley* (1686- )
Anna Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 1740 - Maine
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Father: Anthony Strout (1706-After 1774) 3
Mother: Abigail Smalley (1705- )
Anthony Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 6 Mar 1706 - Truro, Massachusetts 5
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Death: After 1774 - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
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Father: Christopher Strout (1655-1714)
Mother: Sarah Pike (1660- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Abigail Smalley (1705 - )
Marriage: 2 Sep 1724 - Cape Cod (Provincetown), Massachusetts 6
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Children:
1. Deborah Strout (1725- )
2. Rebecca Strout (1727-1729)
3. Rebecca Strout (1731- )
4. Job Strout (1729-1730)
5. Captain Daniel Strout (1733-1804)
6. Abigail Strout (1735-Bef 1736)
7. Abigail Strout (1736- )
8. Anna Strout (1740- )
9. James Strout (Est 1742- )
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Marriage Notes (Abigail Smalley)
" About 1736, Anthony and wife removed to Cape Elizabeth, ME. On June 10, 1774, Anthony and wife Abigail conveyed for twenty-five pounds to Deborah Fairbanks of Cape Elizabeth, widow; Joshua Eldridge, of Falmouth, Mariner; Daniel Strout of Cape Elizabeth, Yeoman; Pelatiah Fernald of Falmouth, Block builder; Jacob Waterhouse, of Falmouth, Boat builder, and Samuel Freeman of Falmouth, Merchant, all right title and interest in the tract of land bordering upon the Piscataqua river which our grandfather, Francis Small, aforesaid deed. Conveyed to our father, Daniel Small, aforesaid, as by hid deed dated October 31, 1712. This transfer of their interests at Ossipee was recorded June 14, 1774. Six children were recorded in Provincetown, others probably were born at Falmouth."
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Barnabas Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 22 Jan 1781 - (Falmouth, Maine)
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Death: Cir 1862 - Cherryfield, Maine
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Father: Jeremiah Strout (Cir 1739- )
Mother: Molly Smalley (Cir 1742- )
Barnabas Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 24 Jun 1729 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 8
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Father: Joseph Strout (Cir 1692-Cir 1748) 3
Mother: Rachel Doane (1701-Cir 1737) 9
Betty Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 17 Mar 1729 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 10
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Father: Christopher Strout Jr. (1694-1758) 9
Mother: Mary Hatch (Cir 1696- ) 3
Christopher Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: Est 1740 - of Cape Elizabeth, Maine
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Death: Bef 1779 - British prison ship, New York
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Father: Christopher Strout (1720-Cir 1760)
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Smalley (1723- )
Christopher Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 26 Jun 1720 - Cape Cod (Provincetown), Massachusetts 10
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Death: Cir 1760 - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
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Father: Christopher Strout Jr. (1694-1758) 9
Mother: Mary Hatch (Cir 1696- ) 3
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Elizabeth Smalley (Oct 1723 - )
Marriage: 15 Nov 1739 - (Falmouth, Maine)
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Children:
1. Christopher Strout (Est 1740-Bef 1779)
2. Lucy Strout (Cir 1742-Cir 1781)
3. Elizabeth Strout (1752- )
4. Dorcas Strout (1756-1825)
5. Eunice Strout (1761-1810)
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Marriage Notes (Mary Elizabeth Smalley)
?Rebecca, est 1743 at Falmouth, m Wm Davis, 29 dec 1761
Christopher Strout Jr.
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1694 - Cape Cod (Provincetown), Massachusetts
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Death: 26 Dec 1758 - Falmouth, Maine
Burial: in Meetinghouse Hill cemetery, South Portland 9
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Father: Christopher Strout (1655-1714)
Mother: Sarah Pike (1660- )
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1. *Mary Hatch (Cir 1696 - ) 3
Marriage: Cir 1717
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1. Mary Strout (1718- )
2. Christopher Strout (1720-Cir 1760)
3. Ruth Strout (1723- )
4. Dorcas Strout (1724-1753)
5. William Strout (1726-Bef 1764)
6. Betty Strout (1729- )
7. Priscilla Strout (1732- )
8. David Strout (1737- )
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"Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery (Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery) beside his mother Sarah Collins (Picke) Strout. His list of heirs in 1808 given in Cumberland deeds Vol 53, Page 259." 9
Christopher Strout
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 12 Sep 1655 - Cornwall, England
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Death: 9 Jul 1714 - Truro, Massachusetts
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• Alt Birth 3, , Truro, Cornwall, England in Truro, Cornwall, England
parents Anthony Strowte (Strout) and Mary Olyver
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Pike (13 Sep 1660 - )
Marriage: 2 Dec 1680 - Marblehead, Massachusetts
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Children:
1. Sarah Strout (1684- ) 3
2. Joanna Strout (Cir 1685-1736)
3. Mary Strout (1688- )
4. Captain George Strout (1689-1788) 3
5. Hannah Strout (1690-1735)
6. Joseph Strout (Cir 1692-Cir 1748) 3
7. Christopher Strout Jr. (1694-1758) 9
8. Deborah Strout (1695- ) 3
9. Lydia Strout (1701- ) 3
10. Anthony Strout (1706-After 1774) 3
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The Strouts seem to have lived in what would later be organized as Truro and Provincetown.
Clara Strout
Sex: F
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Birth: 1862 - Maine
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Father: Miles W Strout (1837- )
Mother: Mary A (1842- )
Daniel Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 15 Feb 1789 - Limington, Maine
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Father: Enoch Strout (1761-1832)
Mother: Mercy C Small (1765-1842)
Captain Daniel Strout
Sex: M
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Birth: 20 Feb 1733 - Provincetown, Massachusetts 8
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Death: 11 Jun 1804 - Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Burial: in Mount Pleasant cem., South Portland, Me 11
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Father: Anthony Strout (1706-After 1774) 3
Mother: Abigail Smalley (1705- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Delano (19 Apr 1735 - ) 12
Marriage: 14 Feb 1755
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Sources
1. George Ernest Bowman and Ethel A. Richardson, "Provincetown, Massachusetts Vital Records" (Mayflower Descendant), 9:103.
2. Marilyn Maxwell Strout, "Descendants of James Maxwell and Christopher Strout" (2001. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~strout/geneal.html). unreferenced but generally plausible
3. Marilyn Maxwell Strout, "Descendants of James Maxwell and Christopher Strout" (2001. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~strout/geneal.html).
4. George Ernest Bowman and Ethel A. Richardson, "Provincetown, Massachusetts Vital Records" (Mayflower Descendant), 11:48.
5. George Ernest Bowman, compiler, Vital Records of Truro, Massachusetts to the year 1849 (1933. Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants. republished online), 1.
6. George Ernest Bowman, compiler, Vital Records of Truro, Massachusetts to the year 1849 (1933. Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants. republished online), 8.
7. FamilySearch (FamilySearch.org [asserted, usually unreferenced, often wrong]).
8. George Ernest Bowman and Ethel A. Richardson, "Provincetown, Massachusetts Vital Records" (Mayflower Descendant), 9:102.
9. Rootsweb.com, basicmom.
10. George Ernest Bowman and Ethel A. Richardson, "Provincetown, Massachusetts Vital Records" (Mayflower Descendant), 9:101.
11. Findagrave.com (findagrave.com).
12. George Ernest Bowman and Ethel A. Richardson, "Provincetown, Massachusetts Vital Records" (Mayflower Descendant), 11:47.