Anna PARKER

Isaac married Ruth BLOOD on 16 Dec 1708 in Groton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Ruth (daughter of Nathaniel BLOOD and Hannah PARKER) was born in 1683; died on 25 Mar 1759 in Charleston, New Hampshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact: Possibly an unrecorded daughter of Nathaniel Blood and Hannah Parker

Isaac married Esther FLETCHER. Esther (daughter of William FLETCHER and Lydia BATES) was born on 12 Apr 1663 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Nathaniel married Hannah PARKER on 13 Jun 1670 in Groton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Hannah (daughter of Abraham PARKER and Rose WHITLOCK) was born in 1647; died in 1728. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Name:
Abraham, one of the five Parkers, Abraham, James, Jacob, John and Joseph who came to America to expand the Parker family,which spread from MA. to the rest of the states as time went on. Abraham settled in Woburn and adventually settled in Chelmsford. He is the son of John Parker and Anna of Great Burstead,Essex,England.On 18 Nov 1644 Abraham married Rose Whitlock in Woburn. She is the daughter of John Whitlock and Sarah Vile.Most of their ten children were born in Woburn, although they were baptised in the Church in Chelmsford:

Anna Parker-29 Oct 1645-26 Apr 1699(Jacob Hamblet
John Parker-30 Oct 1647-14 Apr 1699(Mary Danforth
Abraham Parker-8 Mar 1650-20 Oct 1651
Abraham Parker(Ensign)-Aug 1652-13 Oct 1732(Martha Livermore
Mary Parker-20 Nov 1655-27 Jul 1694(Cousin James Parker
Moses Parker-1657-12 Oct 1732(Abigail Hildreth
Isaac Parker-13 Sep 1660-22 Nov 1688(Esther Fletcher
Elizabeth Parker-10 Apr 1663-1663(James Pierce
Lydia Parker-18 Feb 1666-10 May 1742(John Kidder
Jacob Parker-24 Mar 1669

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It should be noted that Abraham and Rose are probably not interned here as this cemetery was not organized at their death but their family is interned here. They are laid to rest in a family plot close, that has yet to be discovered.
Info comes via Jack Parker with special thanks for his updates.
The cemetery was founded in 1655, not 1690 - it's just that prior to 1690 they used fieldstone markers - which have all been incorporated into the surrounding wall. The cemetery is literally a stones throw from Abrahams land. It is therefore most likely that Abraham and Rose are buried here.


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Abraham married Rose WHITLOCK on 18 Sep 1644 in Woburn, Massachusetts. Rose was born on 6 Jun 1624 in Cholesbury, Chiltern District, Buckinghamshire, England; died on 13 Nov 1691 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name:
Rose is the daughter of John Whitlock and Sarah Vile and the wife of Abraham Parker whom she married in Woburn on 18 Nov 1644. They are the parents of ten children, the majority born in Woburn but baptised in Chelmsford:

Anna Parker-29 Oct 1645-26 Apr 1699(Jacob Hamblet
John Parker-30 Oct 1647-14 Apr 1699(Mary Danforth
Abraham Parker-8 Mar 1650-20 Oct 1651
Abraham Parker(Ensign)-Aug 1652-13 Oct 1732(Martha Livermore
Mary Parker-20 Nov 1655-27 Jul 1694(Cousin James Parker
Moses Parker-1657-12 Oct 1732(Abigail Hildreth
Isaac Parker-13 Sep 1660-22 Nov 1688(Esther Fletcher
Elizabeth Parker-10 Apr 1663-(James Pierce
Lydia Parker-18 Feb 1666-10 May 1742(John Kidder
Jacob Parker-24 Mar 1669

*************NOTE***************
It should be noted that Abraham and Rose are probably not interned here as this cemetery was not organized at their death but their family is interned here. They are laid to rest in a family plot close, that has yet to be discovered.
Info comes via Jack Parker with special thanks for his updates.

It is said that " Rose Whitlock Parker was the first woman to "Bake and Brew" in Chelmsford."

Info from FAG member Gar with thanks.
"In her will written on the 17th day of September, 1691, Rose Parker of Chelmsford, widow, relic of Abraham Parker, late of Chelmsford, deceased, named sons John, Abraham,Moses, Isaac(deceased), son-in-law John Kidder and daughters Mary the wife of James Parker, Elizabeth the wife of James Pierce, and Lidiah the wife of John Kidder."

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Name:
William, b. in England, 1622; came with his father to Concord, Mass., when he was eight years old. He was admitted freeman May 10, 1643. He m. Lydia Bates in Concord, Mass., Oct. 7, 1645, and in 1653 settled in Chelmsford, Mass.; of which he was one of the first inhabitants, and held the office of selectman, to which office "he was chosen Nov. 22, 1654. This first publick meeting was holden at his house."

On the court files of Middlesex County his name frequently appears. In 1665, as petitioner for a road; same year, a bill of costs for is servant being put in house of correction; same year, bill of costs for suit against William Shaw. In 1663, as appraiser of an estate. In 1671, "Motion to court by William Fletcher of Chelmsford. His sister Cary, on her death-bed, desired him and her husband to take care of her children. Willing to be engaged for the child Sherybiah Kebby." In 1673, as commissioner for Chelmsford.

The birth of his dau. Lydia only is found on the Concord records,-- the birth of a Fletcher that is recorded in America.

A letter dated Feb. 15, 1676, "from the committee of the militia of Chelmsford," reads: "To our honord governor and counsail in Boston, mercy and peace: May it please yor honours." (Here represents the alarming condition from Indian outrages and depredations, and requests held.) Signed by Sam. Adams, Samuel Fletcher, William Fletcher.

His tract of land embraced what is now the city of Lowell; and a part of his land, a farm near the meeting house in Chelmsford, remains s it has been for more than two hundred years in possession of the family, and is now occupied by William.

He d. Nov. 6, 1677. His widow Lydia d. Oct 12, 1704.

William married Lydia BATES on 07 Oct 1645 in Concord, Masachusetts. Lydia died on 12 Oct 1704 in Prob. Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married Isbel WILKINSON on 25 Nov 1642 in Groton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Isbel was christened on 23 Dec 1621 in Kildwick-Carven, Standrew, Yorkshire, England; died on 13 Sep 1692 in Groton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact: Daughter of Henry and Mary Wilkinson