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Henry Palmer¹

• Father*: Isaac Palmer¹ b. b 1722
• Mother*: Mary¹

• Henry Palmer was baptized on 27 July 1746 at Christ Church, Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

Isaac Palmer¹

• Isaac Palmer was probably born before 1722.
• He married Mary before 1746.¹

• On 5 August 1743 Samuel Dennis, Samuel Pintard, Isaac Palmmar (Palmer) and Joseph Gifford witnessed the will of Anthony Pintard of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., yeoman. Proved 3 June 1755.²
• On 16 August 1749 Isaac Palmer, Nathan Tilton, Cors McCurtain, Edward Price and Anthony Pintard witnessed the will of George Williams of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., proved 7 May 1750.³
• An Isaac Palmer is found on the tax lists at Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey in January 1779 and February and October 1780.⁴
• Elizabeth Palmer and Isaac Palmer may somehow be related (siblings?, father-daughter?).

John Palmer¹

• Father*: Isaac Palmer¹ b. b 1722
• Mother*: Mary¹

• John Palmer was baptized on 27 July 1746 at Christ Church, Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

Jonathan Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. 25 Nov 1652
• Mother*: Ann Samborne¹

• Jonathan Palmer was born on 26 March 1698.¹
• He married Anna Brown, daughter of William Brown and Anne Heath, on 26 October 1729.¹
• Jonathan Palmer died on 13 November 1779.¹

• He lived at Hampton and Kensington, New Hampshire.¹

Julia Palmer¹

• Father*: Thomas Palmer b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Julia Palmer was born between 1775 and 1780 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.²
• She married Samuel Irwin circa 1795.²
• Julia Palmer died after 1845 at possibly Livingston Co., Michigan.³

• Julia is named in her father's will dated 27 Jun 1787.⁴

Mary Palmer¹

• Mary Palmer was born circa 1673.
• She married Benjamin Stickney, son of Amos Stickney and Sarah Morse, at Rowley, Massachusetts, on 16 January 1700/1.²
• Mary Palmer died in 1747 ; "aged 74."²
• She was buried at Byfield, Massachusetts.²

• She and Benjamin Stickney were members of at First Church, Rowley, Massachusetts, on 2 September 1701.³

Mary Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. 25 Nov 1652
• Mother*: Ann Samborne¹

• Mary Palmer was born on 9 June 1691.¹
• She married Isaac Philbrick.¹

Mary Ann Palmer

• Father*: Thomas Palmer b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Mary Ann Palmer was born circa 1769 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.¹
• She married Dugan before June 1787.

• "daughter Mary Ann Dugan," is named inher father's will dated 27 Jun 1787.²

Nancy Palmer¹

• Father*: Thomas Palmer¹ b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer¹ b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Nancy Palmer was born before 1772 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.
• She married Butler before June 1787.
• Nancy Palmer is said to have married Herman Hatch.²

• "daughter Nancy Butler," is named inher father's will dated 27 Jun 1787.¹

Obadiah Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer² b. c 1645, d. 1 Apr 1716
• Mother*: Mary² b. b 1660, d. 1728

• Obadiah Palmer was born on 25 June 1680 at Westchester, Westchester Co., New York.²
• He married Anne-Marguerite de Bonrepos, daughter of Elie de Bonrepos and Esther, circa 1705.³
• Obadiah Palmer died on 24 February 1748/49 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York.⁴

• His will was dated on 12 November 1748 proved 27 Feb 1748/49; mentions his daughter Hester Angevine; wife Anne; son William; daughter Ann Haight; sons Samuel, William, Benjamin, Elias, David, Obadiah, and Caleb. Wife Ann and sons William, Samuel and Benjamin, executors (NY Wills 4:209).³

Samuel Palmer¹

• Father*: William Palmer¹ b. c 1610, d. b 26 Apr 1670

• Samuel Palmer was born circa 1645 at probably Branford, Connecticut.¹
• He married Mary circa 1674.¹
• Samuel Palmer died on 1 April 1716 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York.²

• As their marriage is not recorded, it seems possible that Mary was not a Quaker. Samuel, however, was an active Friend from 1682 until 1692, a member of the Flushing Meeting.²
• Samuel settled at Mamaroneck in 1693, moving there from Westchester where he had been since about 1665. At Mamaroneck he became proprietor of Mangopson Neck, and was Constable, Trustee, Overseer, Surveyor, Commissioner, and Assessor at various times. In 1700 he purchased the Richbell Patent on Great Middle Neck, on which land his descendants continued to live, and where there is today a Palmer Avenue. In 1701 he obtained from the Indian, Ann Hook, Munro's Neck, now Larchmont. The births of his six children are entered in the records of the Flushing (New York) Monthly Meeting. Samuel's name appears frequently as a principal or witness to deeds, and in Westchester official proceedings from 1676 through 1693. He appears in the Mamaroneck records beginning on 2 Apr 1697, when he was named a surveyor. Samuel and his sons were included in "Lower Yonkers" in Westchester County, 31 Jan 1698, when they made their oath of allegiance to the King.³
• His will was dated on 18 March 1712/13 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York, proved 21 May 1716, left to his wife Mary all moveable estate for life, then to children and grandchildren in such manner as she shall think proper; the neck of land where Samuel lives is to go infourths to each of his sons, Obadiah, Nehemiah, Solomon and Silvanus, and apparently each of them was to assume a quarter of the debt owing to William Pinhorn on the purchase, and each was to pay ten pounds towards the forty pounds legacy which Samuel gave to his granddaughter, Mary Palmer. Obadiah already had his dwelling house on his quarter, and Solomon was to have Samuel's house with his portion. Samuel's wife, and Col. Caleb Heathcote, Francis Doughty of Flushing and Benjamin Haviland of Rye, to be executors. Witnesses: Jeremiah Fowler, Richard Parsons, Abraham Miller. Division of the realty between the four sons was made 21 Sep 1717.⁴

Samuel Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. c 1645, d. 1 Apr 1716
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. b 1660, d. 1728

• Samuel Palmer was born on 3 June 1686 at Westchester, Westchester Co., New York.¹
• He died before 1712.¹

Samuel Palmer^1,2

• Father*: Christopher Palmer²
• Mother*: Susanna Hilton² b. c 1633, d. 9 Jan 1715/16

• Samuel Palmer was born on 25 November 1652.²
• He married Ann Samborne, daughter of Lieut. John Samborne and Mary Tuck, circa 1684.^1,2

Samuel Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. 25 Nov 1652
• Mother*: Ann Samborne¹

• Samuel Palmer was born circa 1685.¹
• He married first Deborah Lamphrey.¹
• Samuel Palmer married second Rebecca Page.¹
• Samuel Palmer died on 8 June 1762.¹

Sara Palmer¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Sara Palmer was probably born on 28 January 1771.²
• She married David Brouwer, son of David Brouwer and Arriaantje Stynments, in 1793.¹
• Sara Palmer died on 16 December 1843.²

• Also known as Sarah Palmer.³
• Also known as Sally Palmer.⁴

Sarah Palmer

• Father*: Thomas Palmer b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Sarah Palmer was born circa 1767 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.¹

• Sarah is named in her father's will dated 27 Jun 1787.²

Sarah Palmer¹

• Sarah Palmer married by license dated on 18 December 1756 at New Jersey Abraham Richaud, son of Paulus Richaud and Jane.¹

Silvanus Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. c 1645, d. 1 Apr 1716
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. b 1660, d. 1728

• Silvanus Palmer was born on 13 September 1688 at Westchester, Westchester Co., New York.¹
• He married Mary circa 1714 probably in Westchester Co., New York.¹
• Silvanus Palmer died on 11 December 1742 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York.²

• "Silveny Palmer" was a collector at Mamaroneck, 2 Apr 1714; as "Sylvanus Palmer" he served as surveyor of highways, 17 Mar 1706/07. He was a supervisor, 2 Apr 1716 and for numerous other appointments through 1742; and also served in the offices of assessor, collector, constable, fence viewer, overseer of highways, surveyor of highways at various times between 1718 and 1742. On 26 Feb 1742/43, Nehemiah Palmer was "chosen Supervisor in place of Silvanus Palmer dec'd." Silvanus bought 124 acres in Falkners Patent near the head of Hutchinsons River from Jeremiah Fowler on 4 Jan 1725/26; and Silvanus conveyed to Jeremiah Fowler on 1 Aug 1727. On 9 Apr 1728, Silvanus bought of John "Peow" yeoman, of New Rochelle, a house and one acre in New Rochelle. Silvanus Palmer, called of Mamaroneck, was involved in a number of other land transactions involving property in Pelham Manor, Rye, and Fairfield County, Connecticut.²
• His will was dated on 24 November 1741 proved 3 Mar 1742, gave to wife Mary, while his widow, the liberty of living in his house and the use of all his lands in Mamaroneck and New Rochelle and of his mill, for bringing up his five youngest children, Silvanus, John, Marmaduke, Ann, and Susannah. Moveables to wife and daughters Mary and Charity. To son Edward, five pounds,and the land where he lives. After his wife's death, the residue to be divided among his sons. Wife and Joseph Rodman of New Rochelle, Richard Cornwall, Sr., and John Griffin, Sr., to be executors. Lands at King street, where son Edard lives are to be divided between sons Edward and Robert. (NY Wills 3:389; 16:145).^3,4

Solomon Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. c 1645, d. 1 Apr 1716
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. b 1660, d. 1728

• Solomon Palmer was born on 16 November 1692 at Westchester, Westchester Co., New York.¹
• He married Sarah Ferris, daughter of Ferris.¹
• Solomon Palmer married Sarah Harrison between 8 Jun and 4 Jul 1735, according to Friends Records.²
• Solomon Palmer died in 1748 at Greenwich, Fairfield Co., Connecticut.³

• Solomon is argued to be the Solomon Palmer of Greenwich, Connecticut, who is said by others to be a descendant of William Palmer of Yarmouth, Mass. and Newtown, L.I.⁴
• He was living in 1698 at Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York.²
• On 20 Nov 1746, John Rodman married (as his second wife) at "Mamaroneck and the Purchase," Westchester County, New York, Mary, daughter of Samuel Harrison,and widow of Robert Palmer (nephew of Solomon). Many persons signed the marriage certificate, which was extant in 1880, including Solomon, Gilbert, Joseph, and Sarah Palmer.³
• The 1748 will of Obadiah Palmer, brother of Solomon was witnessed by a Solomon Palmer and a Gilbert Palmer (Solomon Palmer of Greenwich is proved to have a son Gilbert).³
• Administration of the estate of Solomon Palmer of Greenwich, Conn., was granted 5 Apr 1784 to Gilbert Palmer of North Castle, New York; accounts filed 27 Feb and 9 Apr 1787 by said Gilbert Palmer; 20 Apr 1787, estate ordered distributed to the children: Gilbert, Jonathan, Solomon, heirs of James, Phebe Hull, Sarah Palmer, and Mary Wardwell.³

Stephen Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. 25 Nov 1652
• Mother*: Ann Samborne¹

• Stephen Palmer was born circa 1689.¹
• He married Sarah Cass.¹

Susan Palmer¹

• Susan Palmer was born on 26 October 1796.¹
• She married David Webber.¹
• Susan Palmer died on 7 December 1858.¹
• She was buried at Catskill Village Cemetery, Greene Co., New York.¹

• She appeared on the census on 9 October 1850 at Catskill, Greene Co., New York, as Susan Webber, age given as 60.²

Thomas Palmer^1,2

• Father*: William Palmer^3,2 b. 18 Mar 1703, d. b 21 Feb 1775
• Mother*: Hester Taber^3,2 b. 6 Mar 1709/10, d. a 21 Mar 1774

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Thomas Palmer was born on 20 March 1730/31 at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.³
• He married Helena Brouwer, daughter of Abraham Abrahamsz Brouwer and Sara Kimber, at Presbyterian Church, Rombout, Dutchess Co., New York, on 27 April 1758 "Thomas Palmer, Alenah Brewer."⁴
• Thomas Palmer died between 3 July 1787 and 30 November 1787 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.

• He was named in his father's will dated on 21 March 1774.²
• On 6 May 1776, a notice appearing in the New York Gazette stated that Simon, a mulatto slave, age about 30, born at Raritan, New Jersey, ran away on April 14th from Thomas Palmer of "New-Burgh," Ulster Co., New York.⁵
• On 22 January 1776 Thomas Palmer conveyed to Nicholas Brouwer for forty-five pounds, 4000 acres of land situate in the County of ___ on the northwest side of the Sackendoga Branch of the Hudson River, within part of the Indian purchase of 166,000 acres made in the year 1773 by the said subscriber for himself and others. The said Brower, his heirs or assigns to have the said quarter of 4000 acres quantity and quality with land out of the tract of the said subscriber as a tennant in common with him, his heirs or assigns. The said Brower paying the future charges for the said 4000 acres. Signed and sealed by Thomas Palmer. Witnessed by Nicholas Brower, Junior, Sarah Flair. In an addendum, Thomas Palmer further agrees that the witness named Nicholas Brower shall be entitled with me for 3000 acres in another tract not yet divided of the national domain situate on the northwest branch of the Susquehannah River provided I obtain it. Signed by Thomas Palmer.⁶
• His will was dated on 27 June 1787 proved 30 Nov 1787. Called Thomas Palmer of Newburgh, Esquire. "My Homestead Farm, and also the farm I bought of David Weed situate in the county of Ulster be not isposed of or sold until my youngest surviving Child shall come to lawful age." "Said farm to be occupied by my loving wife Alenah, and my son Thomas, for their maintenance and support, and for the maintenance and support and education ofmy children, who are under age." Leaves to his wife, "over and above her Dower" all lands and tenements, 1/12 a part of personal estate. To sons William and Thomas, all wearing apparel and surveying instruments. Residue, when sold, to son William 2/11 parts, to Thomas 3/11 parts, to daughter Alenah 1/11 part, to daughter Nancy Butler 1/11 part, to daughter Sarah 1/11 part, to daughter Mary Ann Dugan 1/11 part, to daughter Julia 1/11 part, and 1/11 part "including what my daughter Estherhas already received as a Portion of my Estate" to Martin Wynant and Elnathan Foster "for the use of my said Daughter Esther during her life," the interest to be paid to her, if he survives her husband, Charles Hatch, she is to receive the full share, and if she should die before her husband, her children are to receive the share when they come of age. "The Money I have in my Upper Spring Drawer, I direct to be appropriated to the purpose of defraying the Expense of patenting my new lands, first repaying thereout the Monies I have received of other Proprietors." Names his brother Beriah Palmer, wife and son Thomas as executors. Signed by Thomas Palmer, witnessed by Samuel Buchanan, Adolphus Brouwer, Phineas Bowman. Codicil dated 3 July 1787 appoints son William as one of the executors, witnessed by William Lawrence, Robert Morison, and Samuel Buchanan.⁷

Thomas Palmer

• Father*: Thomas Palmer b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Thomas Palmer was born circa January 1762 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.¹
• He married Mercy Birdsall.¹

• Thomas is mentioned and made an executor of his father's will dated 27 Jun 1787.²

William Palmer¹

• William Palmer was born circa 1610 at probably England.¹
• He married Martha.¹
• William Palmer died before 26 April 1670 at Westchester Co., New York, ; when his children petitioned the court at Westchester to settle his estate.¹

• A William Palmer settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut probably a year or so before 1640 when entry of his cattle mark and lands were made there. He had a house and four acres on the east side of Broad St., between Nathaniel Foote's south and John Robbin's north. Palmer sold part of this (date unknown) to Robbins; and sold the house with three acres to John Root in 1644. Although much of Wethersfield was settled in 1635/36 with emigrants from Watertown, Massachusetts, it is certain that this William Palmer is not the same William Palmer of Watertown. William Palmer of Wethersfield served on the Jury 2 Mar 1642/43, and as "Will Palmer" sued Thomas Marshfield, winning the case on 15 Jun 1643. He was again a member of the Jury of Particular Court on 24 Oct 1644. The estate of Edward Vier of Wetehrsfield, filed 19 Jul 1645, land appraised 2 Dec 1645, shows that certain sums were owed to Vier by five men at Totocutte (Branford, Conn.), one of whom was a William Palmer. Branford was settled in 1644 largely by men from New Haven and Wethersfield. From 1645 until 1653, William Palmer resided at Branfield, then apparently returned to Wethersfield. During this period there is no record of him in the various published Connecticut Colony sources. He appears in Branford town records beginning on 28 Dec 1645, when he was ordered to go to New Haven to meet a Mr. Mulliner regarding differences between Mulliner and the town, and lastly on 28 Jan 1652/53, when he was appointed to measure and sise fence for the meadows. It is not likely that Michael (or Micah) Palmer, the ancestor of the Branford Palmer family, was a son of William in view of William's probate. He may have been a nephew or some other relative, or, as the Palmer surname is a very common one, not related at all. The references in the Branford records to "Goodman" Palmer all pertain to William and not Michael. William is mentioned in the Branford records in 1669, when land that was "formerly" his was mentioned. William appears once again in the Wethersfield records beginning on 18 Apr 1654, when he was appointed to make an inquiry about the owners of cattle, etc. He served as a surveyor of highways at Wethersfield in 1657, and as sexton at the church in 1658. William Palmer Senr. was freed from "watch, ward, and training" on 17 May 1660 by the court held at Hartford. On 6 Mar 1661/62 William Palmer was sworn Constable for Wethersfield, and at the same court he sued James Wakley for debt. No Palmers appear in the "Wyllys Papers" which contain a list of all the families in Wethersfield as of Mar 1669/70. In Westchester Town Records, Book I, pp.1-20, appear the cattle marks of William Palmer, entered 11 Jun 1665. He therfore would have settled at Westchester sometime between Mar 1662 and Jun 1665. Actions in the Connecticut Court, dated 12 Oct 1665 and 10 May 1666 record his absence, as it is ordered that William Palmer forfeit bond for his non-appearence.²
• The petition to the Court at Westchester, dated 26 Apr 1670, regarding the estate of William Palmer was signed by Joseph Palmer, Benjamin Palmer, Samuel Palmer, Obadiah Palmer, Thomas Palmer, and Martha M Palmer (his widow). Inventory of the estate was taken 2 Jun 1670 by Consider Wood and Francis Peats, and included 20 acres of upland, 16 acres of meadow, a home lot of 2 1/2 acres, livestock, bedding, linen, wearing clothes, pewter and brass and other "small matters."^3,4

William Palmer¹

• Father*: Samuel Palmer¹ b. c 1645, d. 1 Apr 1716
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. b 1660, d. 1728

• William Palmer was born on 23 July 1675 at Westchester, Westchester Co., New York.¹
• He died before 1712.¹

• He was Consatble at Mamaroneck in 1697 and Clerk there in 1697 and 1699. The name of his wife is not known.¹

William Palmer¹

• Father*: John Palmer
• Mother*: Elizabeth Richmond

• William Palmer was born on 18 March 1703 at Little Compton, Rhode Island.¹
• He was baptized on 3 November 1704 at Little Compton, Rhode Island.²
• He married Hester Taber, daughter of Thomas Taber and Rebecca Harlowe, at Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 15 February 1727 "both of Dartmouth."³
• William Palmer died before 21 February 1775 at Freetown, Massachusetts.¹

• He was named in his father's will dated on 10 April 1745.¹
• His will was dated on 21 March 1774 proved 27 Feb 1775. "William Palmer of Freetown, Schollmaster." Names his wife Esther; sons Samuel, Thomas and Beriah "in case he is living"; daughters Abigail Crapo (wife of Seth), Rebecca Hillar and Sarah King (wife of Consider); grandson John Palmer; granddaughter Hannah Hammet. Grandson Amaziah received "one Dollar which is what I intended to give his father..." Son Samuel was named as sole executor. Inventory taken 21 Feb 1775.¹

William Palmer

• Father*: Thomas Palmer b. 20 Mar 1730/31, d. bt 3 Jul 1787 - 30 Nov 1787
• Mother*: Helena Brouwer b. s 1735

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• William Palmer was born on 22 April 1759 at Newburgh, Orange Co., New York.¹
• He married Elizabeth Foweling.¹

• William is mentioned in his father's will dated 27 Jun 1787, and is made an executor by codicil dated 3 July 1787.²

Ariaantje Palmontier¹

• Father*: Jacobus Parmentier¹ b. 4 Feb 1720
• Mother*: Ariantje Emens¹

• Ariaantje Palmontier was born on 28 January 1769.¹
• She was baptized on 12 March 1769 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York; sponsors Evert Pels, Ariaantje Frair.¹
• She married John Huestis at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York, on 8 July 1798.²

• Also known as Adrian Palmontere.³
• Also known as Ariantje Palmatier.⁴
• Named in her father's will dated 27 July 1791.³

Emily Pangborn¹

• Father*: Ziba Pangborn¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Emily Pangborn was born on 27 June 1827 at Montreal, Canada.^2,1
• She married Hiram Booth Stone, son of Adam Stone and Martha Brewer, at Stanbridge, Canada East (Quebec), on 15 April 1845.¹

• Emily Pangborn appeared on the census on 12 August 1850 at Munson, Geauga Co., Ohio, as Emily Stone, age 23, born in Canada.²
• She appeared on the census on 13 July 1860 at Munson, Geauga Co., Ohio, as Emily Stone, age 32, born in Canada E.³
• She appeared on the census on 1 June 1870 at Maxville, Buffalo Co., Wisconsin, as Emilie Stone, age 43, born in Canada.⁴

Charity Pangburn¹

• Charity Pangburn married Jacobus Hoogteling, son of Johannes Hoogteling and Marritje Hoornbeeck, at Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York, on 19 December 1754.¹

• Also known as Charity Penboring.¹

Rebecca Parcher¹

• Rebecca Parcher was born in 1830 at Chatham, Lower Canada.¹
• She married Jacob Brewer, son of Jacob Brewer and Lavinia Smith, at Buckingham, Lower Canada, in 1848.¹
• Rebecca Parcher died on 15 January 1866 at Buckingham, Canada East.¹

• She appeared on the census in 1861 at Ottawa, Canada East, as Rebecca Brewer, age 29, born in Lower Canada. Church of England.²

John Parcot¹

Mary Parcot¹

• Father*: John Parcot¹

• Mary Parcot married Peter Bonnet.¹

Elsey Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Elsey Paret was born on 19 February 1804 at New York City, New York.¹
• She died on 3 June 1808.¹

Hannah Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Hannah Paret was born on 28 March 1800 at New York City, New York.¹

Hartson Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Hartson Paret was stillborn on 22 April 1810 at New York City, New York.¹

Samuel Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Samuel Paret was born on 16 January 1802 at New York City, New York.¹
• He died in infancy.¹

Sarah Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Sarah Paret was born on 28 December 1806 at New York City, New York.¹

Stephen Paret¹

• Father*: Stephen Paret¹
• Mother*: Hannah Van Brakle¹ b. 9 Dec 1765

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Stephen Paret was born on 14 November 1798 at New York City, New York.¹

William Park¹

• William Park married Mary A. Boyd.¹

William H. Park¹

• Father*: William Park¹
• Mother*: Mary A. Boyd¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• William H. Park was born circa 1836 at Canada.¹
• He married Almeda Cooper, daughter of Jonah Cooper and Emily Drake, at Columbiana Co., Ohio, on 11 June 1914.¹

Clara Teressa Parke¹

• Father*: Erastus Parke¹ b. 14 Jan 1862, d. 26 Oct 1947
• Mother*: Anne Amelia Brewer¹ b. 24 Jul 1873, d. 10 Jan 1958

• Clara Teressa Parke was born in 1902 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• She married Harding J. Currie on 27 June 1942.¹
• Clara Teressa Parke died on 20 November 1952 at East Saint John Hospital, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada.¹

Erastus Parke¹

• Father*: Daniel D. Parke²
• Mother*: Phoebe Knight²

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Erastus Parke was born on 14 January 1862 at Union Settlement, Queens Co., New Brunswick, Canada.²
• He married Annie E. Brewer, daughter of Cornelius Brewer and Mary Ann Whitehead, on 25 June 1884.³
• Erastus Parke married Anne Amelia Brewer, daughter of Gould Brewer and Jane Stephenson, at New Brunswick, Canada, on 5 October 1892.¹
• Erastus Parke died on 26 October 1947 at Burtt's Corner, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada.²

Franklin Goole Parke¹

• Father*: Erastus Parke¹ b. 14 Jan 1862, d. 26 Oct 1947
• Mother*: Anne Amelia Brewer¹ b. 24 Jul 1873, d. 10 Jan 1958

• Franklin Goole Parke was born on 11 February 1894 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• He died in 1918 ; killed while serving in WWI.¹

Ivan Oscar Parke¹

• Father*: Erastus Parke² b. 14 Jan 1862, d. 26 Oct 1947
• Mother*: Annie E. Brewer² b. c 1857, d. 18 Apr 1891

• Ivan Oscar Parke was born on 14 March 1890 at New Brunswick, Canada.²
• He married Velma Inez Brewer, daughter of Samuel Brewer and Alice Brewer, at Zealand, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada, on 23 June 1909.¹

William Earle Parke¹

• Father*: Erastus Parke¹ b. 14 Jan 1862, d. 26 Oct 1947
• Mother*: Anne Amelia Brewer¹ b. 24 Jul 1873, d. 10 Jan 1958

• William Earle Parke was born on 7 March 1895 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• He died on 27 July 1913 at Burtt's Corner, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada, ; when struck by lightening.¹

Abigail Parker¹

• Abigail Parker was born circa 1849 at New York.
• She married Mazeppa T. Brewer, son of Peter Brewer and Mary Higgins, before 1867.
• Abigail Parker died on 20 December 1883.¹
• She was buried at Haines Falls Cemetery, Haines Falls, Greene Co., New York.¹

• Also known as Abby Parker.
• She appeared on the census on 3 June 1880 at Hunter, Greene Co., New York, as Abbey Brewer, age 31, born in New York, both parents born in New York. Living with her husband and children in her mother, Eliza Parker's household.²

Annie E. Parker¹

• Annie E. Parker married Charles S. Hawks, son of Benjamin Franklin Hawks and Hannah C. Drake, at Hopewell, Onatrio Co., New York, on 11 June 1867.¹
• Annie E. Parker died on 24 August 1883 at Phelps, Onatrio Co., New York.¹

Catherine Parker¹

• Catherine Parker was born in 1859.¹
• She married John Henry Brower, son of Adam A. Brower and Mary Elizabeth Hall.¹
• Catherine Parker died in 1932.¹
• She was buried at Osbornville Protestant Church Cemetery, Osbornville, Ocean Co., New Jersey.¹

Isabel Parker¹

• Isabel Parker was born in 1858.¹
• She married Edward C. Brewer, son of Ezra R. Brewer and Hannah H. Corey.¹
• Isabel Parker died in 1934.¹
• She was buried at Brookside Cemetery, Gilbertsville, Otsego Co., New York.¹

Jonathan Parker

• Jonathan Parker died before 30 July 1774 at Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.

• Administration of Jonathan Parker's estate was granted on 30 July 1774 estate of Jonathan Parker of Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., died intestate, granted to James Brewer of said place. Fellowbondsman – John Hunt of Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey. Lib. 15, p. 506.¹

Leila Florence Parker¹

• Leila Florence Parker was born in 1906.¹
• She married Gordon Daniel Wilcox, son of Judson Wilcox and Huldah M. Brewer, at Woodland, Aroostook Co., Maine, on 10 December 1924.¹
• Leila Florence Parker died in 2000.¹

Letitia Parker¹

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Letitia Parker was born between 1776 and 1786.
• She married Jan Brower, son of Benjamin Brouwer and Maria Lane, at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, on 20 November 1802.^2,3

Minnie Casstella Parker¹

• Minnie Casstella Parker was born in 1903.¹
• She married Amos Leroy McClain, son of Charles McClain and Huldah M. Brewer, on 12 August 1917.¹
• Minnie Casstella Parker died in 1984.¹

Ralzamond A. Parker¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Ralzamond A. Parker was born on 17 February 1843 at Grand Blanc, Michigan.¹
• He married Sarah Drake, daughter of Dr. Flemon Drake and Electa Depue, at Grand Blanc, Michigan, on 24 September 1869.¹
• Ralzamond A. Parker died on 24 July 1925.¹

Maritie Parkot¹

• Maritie Parkot married first Pieter Bondt.¹
• Maritie Parkot married second at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York, on 25 July 1760 Jeremias Mabie "Jeremyah Mebie, widower, and Maritie Parkot, widow of Piter Bondt."¹

• Also known as Mary.
• Mary is named in her husband's will dated 19 Oct 1778.²

Alberta Mae Parks¹

• Alberta Mae Parks was born circa 1903 at Pennsylvania.²
• She married William Charles Alfred Brewer, son of Robert Borland Brewer and Sarah Emily Lewis, at Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, circa 1925.^1,2

• Alberta Mae Parks appeared on the census on 1 May 1930 at Derry, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, as Alberta Brewer, age 27, born in Pennsylvania. Both of her parents were born in Pennsylvania. Married at age 27.²

Elizabeth Parks¹

• Elizabeth Parks married Peter Loyet.¹

John Parks¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• John Parks was born circa 1787 at New Jersey (7 Dec 1781, when calculated from gravestone).^2,3
• He married Jemima Brower, daughter of George Brewer and Rebecca Schenk, between 1810 and 1811 (license issued in Monmouth Co., New Jersey on 9 Dec 1810 for "John Parkus and Jemica Brower."¹
• John Parks died on 10 September 1861 ; age 79-9-3.³
• He was buried at Brewer Cemetery, Squankum, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.³

• He appeared on the census in 1830 at Howell, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, with a household of 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40, 1 female 80-90.⁴
• He appeared on the census on 2 September 1850 at Howell, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, John Parks, age 63, born in New Jersey. Laborer. In the household is Jemima Parks (age 60).²

Mary Amelia Parks¹

• Father*: Donald Parks²

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Mary Amelia Parks was born on 4 November 1850.²
• She married Charles Henry Staples, son of Henry J. Staples and Mary Brewer, at St. Mary's Church, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada, on 3 September 1879.¹
• Mary Amelia Parks died in 1929 at Nashwaaksis, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada.²
• She was buried at St. John the Evangelist Cemetery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.²

John Parlee¹

• Charts: Some Descendants of Aldert Roosa

• John Parlee married Nelly Rose, daughter of William Roosa and Lysbet Krom, after 30 July 1755.¹

• John Parlee was granted administration of the estate of William Roosa on 9 November 1781; granted to John Parlee. Fellowbondsmen: John Van Sickle and Winant Vandevender, all of Reading Twp. Witness: Johanes Van Leuwe. Elizabeth Rosa and Isaac Krum are deceased and Bernardus LaGrange is with the enemy in New York City, and John Parlee who is the son-in-law of the testator, having married Nieltje, the daughter of the testator is made administrator.¹

Anna Parleman¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Anna Parleman was born say 1752 (assumes age 20 at marriage).
• She married Daniel Van Horne, son of Cornelis Van Horne and Hannah Seabrook, on 10 January 1772.²
• Anna Parleman died between 24 May 1795 and 1799.

Catherine Parleman¹

• Catherine Parleman was born circa 1756.¹
• She married James Kent at Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, in 1780.¹
• Catherine Parleman died in 1844 at New York City, New York.¹

• "She was brought up in the family of Abraham Brower, who lived near New Bridge, New Jersey, and may have been her uncle."¹

Elizabeth Parmelee¹

• Father*: Henry Parmelee¹ b. c 1820
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brower¹ b. 12 May 1828, d. a 1885

• Elizabeth Parmelee was born circa 1870 at Wisconsin.¹

Henry Parmelee¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Henry Parmelee was born circa 1820 at New York.¹
• He married Elizabeth Brower, daughter of William Baker Brower and Paulina Broadway, before 1847.¹

• In 1850 Henry Parmelee resided at Wheatland, Kenosha Co., Wisconsin.¹
• In 1885 Henry Parmelee resided at Geneva, Walworth Co., Wisconsin.¹

James Parmelee¹

• Father*: Henry Parmelee¹ b. c 1820
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brower¹ b. 12 May 1828, d. a 1885

• James Parmelee was born circa 1848 at Wisconsin.¹

James B. Parmelee¹

• Father*: Henry Parmelee¹ b. c 1820
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brower¹ b. 12 May 1828, d. a 1885

• James B. Parmelee was born circa 1851 at Wisconsin.¹

Thomas E. Parmelee¹

• Father*: Henry Parmelee¹ b. c 1820
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brower¹ b. 12 May 1828, d. a 1885

• Thomas E. Parmelee was born circa 1850 at Wisconsin.¹

William H. Parmelee¹

• Father*: Henry Parmelee¹ b. c 1820
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brower¹ b. 12 May 1828, d. a 1885

• William H. Parmelee was born circa 1847 at Wisconsin.¹

a child Parmentier¹

• Father*: Josiah Parmentier¹
• Mother*: Jannetje Viele¹

• A child Parmentier was baptized in November 1771 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York; sponsors Jacobus Middag and wife.¹