A sea-captain and merchant by trade, Alfred had natural talents for cabinet making, mechanics, and music, playing flute, piano and organ; he set up the pipe organ in what is now known as Pembroke Church (St. John's) in Pembroke, Bermuda.
He died of yellow fever aboard the ship, "Medora" at Nevis, and according to church records, was interred at St. Paul's Anglican church in Charlestown.
A sea-captain and merchant by trade, Alfred had natural talents for cabinet making, mechanics, and music, playing flute, piano and organ; he set up the pipe organ in what is now known as Pembroke Church (St. John's) in Pembroke, Bermuda.
He died of yellow fever aboard the ship, "Medora" at Nevis, and according to church records, was interred at St. Paul's Anglican church in Charlestown.
Family Members
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Angelina Jauncey "Angie" Ketchum Budd
1833–1911
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Marinus Jauncey Ketchum
1834–1860
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Jesse Jauncey Ketchum
1836–1876
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Elizabeth Jauncey Ketchum
1838–1849
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Susan Jauncey Ketchum Guzman
1840–1911
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Capt Edwin Nesbitt Ketchum
1843–1931
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Alfred Jauncey Ketchum
1845–1905
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Eleanor Jane Ketchum
1846–1870
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Agnes Stewart Ketchum
1847–1847
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Agnes Louisa Ketchum Edmunds
1851–1926
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