caner
[key-ner]
Origin of caner
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It has been said, also, that Dr. Caner died in London in 1792.
The Loyalists of MassachusettsJames H. Stark
Dr. Caner died in England at the close of the year 1792 in his ninety-third year.
The Loyalists of MassachusettsJames H. Stark
When Dr. Caner pronounced his final amen, light was instantly turned into darkness—a slight noise ensued—“the service is over!”
Dealings with the Dead, Volume I (of 2)A Sexton of the Old School
The erection of this building in 1749 is largely due to the efforts of Dr. Caner, who was then rector.
The Loyalists of MassachusettsJames H. Stark
Dr. Caner's house stood close to King's chapel on the north side of the old burying-ground, and was a rough wooden structure.
The Loyalists of MassachusettsJames H. Stark