Individual Details
Amy Aylesworth
(1609 - 15 Jan 1690)
Burial Details Unknown.
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Amy was the wife of Thomas Parker, whom she married in Lynn,Essex Co.,MA. They became parents of twelve children, first two born in Lynn and remainder born in Reading:
Thomas Parker-2 Oct 1635-17 Jul 1699(Deborah Kibbee
Hananiah Parker-1638-10 Mar 1724(Elizabeth Brown
John Parker-1640
Joseph Parker-1642-1644
Joseph Parker-24 Dec 1645-14 Apr 1646
Mary Parker-12 Dec 1647-6 Aug 1717(Samuel Dodge
Martha Parker-24 Mar 1648/49
Nathaniel Parker-16 May 1651-7 Dec 1737
Sarah Parker-30 Sep 1653-26 Oct 1656
Jonathan Parker-18 May 1656
Sarah Parker-23 May 1658
Deborah Parker-1660
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This is information design to be attached to Thomas Parker but it is also being done with this memorial..Thanks to Gar Watson.
"Thomas Parker emigrated on the ship “Susan and Ellin�? departing London, England on 11 Mar 1635. The ship was fitted by Sir Richard Saltonstall. Because of a connection between Sir Richard Saltonstall and the Parkers of Browsholme (his granddaughter Mary Sunderland married an Edward Parker, born 1602), some have speculated Thomas Parker was part of the Parkers of Browsholme. There is no documentary evidence to support the conjecture. On the ship list, he gave his age as 30, placing his birth about 1605.
Thomas Parker settled first in Lynn, MA, removing to Reading, MA a few years later, where he was one of seven founding member of the town’s first church. He was named deacon of the church in 1645. He died 12 Aug 1683, nine days after making his will, dated 3 Aug 1683, proved 18 Dec 1683. In the 19th century, a number of old gravestones were discovered in a building, including that of the Thomas Parker. The discovered gravestones were then placed together in a section of the cemetery, not over the actual graves.
Based on the birth estimate from his gravestone, some researchers have also tried identifying Thomas Parker and the son of John Parker and Jane Bates who was baptized on 31 Mar 1609 at Norton, Derbyshire, Eng. This Thomas, however, was buried on 18 Jul 1609. Other researchers have tried to place his birth in Cholderton, Wiltshire. Parker was a common surname, as Thomas was a common given name. There were plenty of Thomas Parkers whose baptisms in England can be found between 1605-1609. No documentation is known to confirm the origins of Deacon Thomas Parker of Reading, MA."
Jeffrey (F-A-G member #47902931)
Amy Aylesworth (1609 - 1690)
Nathaniel "Ensign" Parker Sr (1651 - 1737)
Amy Parker (1702 - 1746)
Abigail Richardson (1730 - 1812)
Abigail Kittridge (1752 - 1789)
Susanna Kidder (1783 - 1852)
David Searles (1801 - 1849)
Susannah Searles (1840 - 1901)
Ruth Emily Bubier (1867 - 1949)
Charles Elbridge James (1898 - 1982)
David Wayne James Sr (1937 - )
Jeffrey Allen James
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Amy was the wife of Thomas Parker, whom she married in Lynn,Essex Co.,MA. They became parents of twelve children, first two born in Lynn and remainder born in Reading:
Thomas Parker-2 Oct 1635-17 Jul 1699(Deborah Kibbee
Hananiah Parker-1638-10 Mar 1724(Elizabeth Brown
John Parker-1640
Joseph Parker-1642-1644
Joseph Parker-24 Dec 1645-14 Apr 1646
Mary Parker-12 Dec 1647-6 Aug 1717(Samuel Dodge
Martha Parker-24 Mar 1648/49
Nathaniel Parker-16 May 1651-7 Dec 1737
Sarah Parker-30 Sep 1653-26 Oct 1656
Jonathan Parker-18 May 1656
Sarah Parker-23 May 1658
Deborah Parker-1660
********NOTE******
This is information design to be attached to Thomas Parker but it is also being done with this memorial..Thanks to Gar Watson.
"Thomas Parker emigrated on the ship “Susan and Ellin�? departing London, England on 11 Mar 1635. The ship was fitted by Sir Richard Saltonstall. Because of a connection between Sir Richard Saltonstall and the Parkers of Browsholme (his granddaughter Mary Sunderland married an Edward Parker, born 1602), some have speculated Thomas Parker was part of the Parkers of Browsholme. There is no documentary evidence to support the conjecture. On the ship list, he gave his age as 30, placing his birth about 1605.
Thomas Parker settled first in Lynn, MA, removing to Reading, MA a few years later, where he was one of seven founding member of the town’s first church. He was named deacon of the church in 1645. He died 12 Aug 1683, nine days after making his will, dated 3 Aug 1683, proved 18 Dec 1683. In the 19th century, a number of old gravestones were discovered in a building, including that of the Thomas Parker. The discovered gravestones were then placed together in a section of the cemetery, not over the actual graves.
Based on the birth estimate from his gravestone, some researchers have also tried identifying Thomas Parker and the son of John Parker and Jane Bates who was baptized on 31 Mar 1609 at Norton, Derbyshire, Eng. This Thomas, however, was buried on 18 Jul 1609. Other researchers have tried to place his birth in Cholderton, Wiltshire. Parker was a common surname, as Thomas was a common given name. There were plenty of Thomas Parkers whose baptisms in England can be found between 1605-1609. No documentation is known to confirm the origins of Deacon Thomas Parker of Reading, MA."
Jeffrey (F-A-G member #47902931)
Amy Aylesworth (1609 - 1690)
Nathaniel "Ensign" Parker Sr (1651 - 1737)
Amy Parker (1702 - 1746)
Abigail Richardson (1730 - 1812)
Abigail Kittridge (1752 - 1789)
Susanna Kidder (1783 - 1852)
David Searles (1801 - 1849)
Susannah Searles (1840 - 1901)
Ruth Emily Bubier (1867 - 1949)
Charles Elbridge James (1898 - 1982)
David Wayne James Sr (1937 - )
Jeffrey Allen James
Events
| Birth | 1609 | England | |||
| Marriage | 25 Dec 1635 | Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts - Thomas Parker | |||
| Death | 15 Jan 1690 | Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts |
Families
| Spouse | Thomas Parker (1605 - 1683) |
| Child | Mary Parker (1647 - 1717) |