Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 2010, Saint Augustine, St Johns, Florida

Carolyn married Douglas Eliott WOODBURY on 31 Jan 1982 in Essex Fells, Essex, New Jersey, and was divorced. Douglas (son of Rev. Newton Edgar WOODBURY and Hellen Vernon SKINNER) was born on 10 Feb 1952. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The New York Times – January 31, 1982
Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster Nevius of Essex Fells, N.J., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn C. Nevius, to Douglas Elliot Woodbury, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Newton Edgar Woodbury of Wayne, Pa.
A spring wedding is planned in Essex Fells.
Miss Nevius, an artist in Bangor, Me., where she is owner of an art workshop, attended Montclair State College. Her fiance, a realestate investor in Bangor, was graduated from the American University. His marriage ended in divorce.
The future bride’s father is general manager of the R.H. Wager Company in Chatham, N.J., specialists in marine engineering and manufacturing of electronic equipment. Her mother, Dr. Janet Dryden-Nevius, is a relationships executive with the consumers’ services group of Citicorp in New York.
The senior Mr. Woodbury is retired treasurer of the American Baptist Church in Valley Forge, Pa.

Family/Spouse: Mr. BJORLING. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

ESSEX FELLS, April 15 2015 — An elderly man was found murdered in home in Essex Fells, New Jersey. Forensics personnel from the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office have been actively investigating the victim’s home at 238 Fells Road. Robert Foster Nevius, 91, was found murdered in his own home. Nevius, known as ’Foster’, was a WWII veteran, who survived the allied invasion of Normandy.
 Sources say it was his wife, Janet who called 911 from the couple’s Manhattan apartment after she had been unable to reach him on Thursday morning. Officers from the Essex Fells Police Department arrived to investigate and discovered the body. It is not immediately clear whether the victim was a random target, or whether he was murdered by someone he knew. The prosecutor’s office says there does not appear to be any forced entry. Nevius was home alone at the time, officials said. They want people in the area to be vigilant and if they see anything suspicious to call Essex Fells Police. How the victim died has not been released. An autopsy was scheduled.
 Nevius is survived by his wife and two daughters.