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Mikipher Alphery

Born in Russia on 1586.
He passed away on 1666 in Hammersmith, Middlesex, England.

Mikipher married Joanna Bett -born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire, England on 25 Dec 1593.
+ 17 Jan 1654 in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England .

дети -

Mikipher Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 7 Oct 1619 to Mikipher Alphery and Joanna Bett.
Mikipher married Jane X Doe. Mikipher married Mary Wood.

Joana Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 21 Jul 1622 to Mikipher Alphery and Joanna Bett. She passed away on 23 Jan 1640 in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England.

Stephen Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 1634 to Mikipher Alphery and Joanna Bett. Stephen married Anne Childe and had 5 children. He passed away on 14 Jan 1666 in London, Great Plague.


Johanes Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 27 Dec 1628

Gulielmus Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 7 Sep 1636

Robertus Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 18 Dec 1620 to Mikipher Alphery and Joanna Bett. Robertus married Agnes Poulton and had 3 children. He passed away on 1647.

Christianus Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 24 Mar 1624

Maria Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 6 Jan 1626

Jacobus Alphery
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 1630 to Mikipher Alphery and Joanna Bett. Jacobus married Jane X Doe and had a child.

Gregory Alphery
Found 10 Records, 8 Photos and 310 Family Trees
Born in Woolley, Huntingdonshire, England on 6 Sep 1635

поколение 3

от Robertus/Robertus -
1. Susanna Alphery - Born on 1664 to Robertus Alphery and Merrill Linford. Susanna married Jespar Lyon and had 3 children.

2. Thomas Alphery
Born on 1664 to Robertus Alphery and Merrill Linford. Thomas married Frances Rose and had 4 children.
He passed away on 20 Oct 1726 in Warboys, Huntingdonshire, England.

от Thomas/Robertus -

Thomas Alphery
1674-1674

Elizabeth Alphery
1675-1676

от Mickepher Alphery/Robertus -

Mickepher Alphery
1673-1737

James Alphery
1677-1710

Mary Alphery
1679-1680
William Alphery
1682-1683

Mary Alphery
1686-Unknown

John Alphery
1687-Unknown

Thomas Alphery
1687-Unknown

1Mike Dash has done, in a few minutes, a far better job on this than I have in an hour: ‘Especially fascinating article today, enough to inspire a brief burst of research when I am actually supposed to be researching slave traders on Easter Island in the 1860s… the story actually seems well attested. I presume you have done some basic searching, which reveals some additional family info on Ancestry.com by a 10th generation granddaughter, including a supposed portrait, and quite a long and apparently well sourced extract from WHB Saunders’s Legends and Traditions of Huntingdonshire of 1888. There is a DNB entry on Alpherry by SL Sadler, and five nicely researched pages on him in the Slavonic and East European Studies Review for 1987. Another detailed account comes from Anthony Glenn Cross’s Cambridge – Some Russian Connections – a lecture delivered on his assuming the post of Professor of Slavonic Studies in 1987, which might therefore be thought likely reliable. According to Cross, Alphery actually attended St John’s College, Cambridge and later migrated to Clare College (BA 1611/12). Cross says that he arrived in England in 1601 not as a refugee but as a youth (a gentleman, not a prince; there is no mention of imperial blood till 1714) sent over by Boris Godunov. His real name was apparently Mikifor Olfer’evich Grigor’ev. He came with three other youths, whose fates are unknown. No contemporary reference, apparently, to their being brothers, or to the others dying of smallpox. They dispersed, on to Ireland and the other two to India as servants of the East India Company. Alphery converted to the CofE and became a fierce opponent of Orthodoxy, and this led him to resist several efforts to bring him home – one of them an attempted kidnapping. It’s not quite clear why the Muscovites made such strenuous efforts, over the course of a decade, to have him returned to his homeland. There are still some monuments to the family – the graves of his wife and a daughter can still be seen at Woolley. There is some mention in a couple of the sources of the person who took him in when he first arrived in England, and found him his church living in Huntingdonshire: one John Bedell, who while sometimes described as Russian was probably a merchant of the Muscovy Company.

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