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Florence Helene Heinjus

ID# 18051, b. 18 January 1904, d. 31 August 1999

Pedigree

From 11 November 1925, her married name was Rudolph.

Birth:
Florence Helene Heinjus was born on 18 January 1904 at Rosedale, South Australia, Australia,

Marriage:
Florence Helene Heinjus married Samuel Christopher Rudolph on 11 November 1925

Death:
Florence Helene Heinjus died on 31 August 1999 at age 95 years, 7 months and 13 days

William Drew Dearnaley

ID# 18052, b. 22 July 1946, d. 2 August 1999

Pedigree

Charts: Willym Dernely (c.1516-)

William Drew Dearnaley was also recorded as Bill Dearnaley.

Birth:
William Drew Dearnaley was born on 22 July 1946 at New York, USA,

William Drew Dearnaley was the son of William George Dearnaley and Edythe F Keeler.

William Drew Dearnaley appeared in the 1950 US census at
23 down, Fowler Street, Beacon City, Dutchess county, New York, USA.
On 15 April 1950:-


DEARONALEY, George W   Head  29  Mar.  Installer telephone co,  b.New York
DEARONALEY, Edythe F   Wife  30  Mar.  -                        b.New York
DEARONALEY, William D  Son    3  Nev.  -                        b.New York  

Address: 23 down, Fowler Street, Beacon City, Dutchess county, New York
ED: 14-24       Sheet: 20.

Note: in 1981

Leland G. Hickling, Richmond, Va., editor of The Virginia Churchman, will serve as editor of The Convention Daily, and the Rev. William D. Dearnaley, New York, assistant press officer at the Episcopal Church Center's office of communication, will be news director in the press room.
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Dearnaley, 34, has been assistant press officer at the Center since June, 1976. Prior to entering Episcopal Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass., where he received his M.Div. in 1976, for eight years he was a member of the staffs of the Trenton (N.J. ) Times, Lynchburg (Va.) News, Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) Journal and radio station WGNY-AM, Newburgh, N. Y. His experience included reporting, layout and makeup, and editing.

He was ordained a deacon in 1976 and a priest in 1977 in the Diocese of New York
February 19, 1981
Episcopal News Service.

Note: on 23 June 1983

June 23, 1983 Dearnaley Named News Director
Episcopal News Service

DES MOINES, Iowa (DPS, June23) -- Presiding Bishop John M. Allin announced at the June meeting of the Executive Council here that the Rev. William D. Dearnaley has been named news director at the Episcopal Church Center.

Dearnaley succeeds Walter H. Boyd who retired in March for health reasons and who was honored at this meeting. Boyd served as press officer at the Center from 1971 until his retirement.
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Dearnaley joined the Church Center staff in 1976 after completing theological training at the Episcopal Divinity School. He was ordained priest the following year.

Before going to seminary, he was a reporter, newscaster and editor. His last daily newspaper post was on the news desk of the Trenton Times, where he also served as makeup supervisor, wire editor, night city editor and wrote regularly for op-ed and feature pages.
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Dearnaley is married and lives in New York with his wife Carol-Ann. They are members of St. Luke's in the Fields parish and he serves as a supply priest in the dioceses of new York and Long Island.

http://www.episcopalarchives.org/cgi-bin/ENS/ENSpress_release.pl?pr_number=83122

August 8, 1985 - "The Rev. William Dearnaley, spokesman for the Office of the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in New York City."

Residence:
in 1999 William Drew Dearnaley lived at 5160 Madison Ave, Trumbull, Fairfield county, Connecticut, USA,

Death:
William Drew Dearnaley died on 2 August 1999 at Yale Hospital, Branford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 53 years and 11 days