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     Myles Nutt was born a 1598.³ He was the son of Michael Nutt and Elizabeth Jackman.² Myles Nutt married Sybil (?).⁴ Myles Nutt died on 2 Jul 1671 at Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.⁵
     His widow Sybil married John Doolittle of Rumney Marsh. She died in Malden 23 Sep 1693, age 82.¹

     Sarah Nutt was born a 1611. She was the daughter of Myles Nutt.² Sarah Nutt married John Wyman on 5 Nov 1644 at Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.³ Sarah Nutt married Thomas Fuller on 25 Aug 1684 at Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.^4,5

     Emil Nyitray married Thetis F. Perkins, daughter of Adin M. Perkins and Alice Mabelle Wooldridge, on 19 Sep 1931.¹ Emil Nyitray died on 11 May 1955.¹

     Margaret O'Brien was born at Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹ She married Thomas Spellacy.²

     Annie O'Keefe (Keeffe) was born a 1851 at England. Both of her parents were born in London.¹ She married Henry Tricker. Annie O'Keefe (Keeffe) died on 29 Dec 1885 at 1840 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, of Phthisis Pulmonalis.^2,3,4 She was buried at The Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, Pleasant Hill Section #5489.⁵
     Annie O'Keefe (Keeffe) emigrated a 1880 from England to New York.⁶

     Susanna Orcutt was born in 1618.² She married Samuel Edson 1st on 1 Feb 1631/32 at Fillongley, Warwickshire, England.³ Susanna Orcutt died on 20 Feb 1699 at Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.^4,5

     Mary Osgood was born a 1657.^3,2 She married John Aslett, son of John Aslett and Rebecca Ayer, on 8 Jul 1680 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts.¹ Mary Osgood died on 13 Feb 1739/40 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts.^4,2

     Sarah Osgood was born on 8 Jul 1704.² She married John Barnard Jr. on 27 May 1723 in Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts.^3,4 Sarah Osgood died on 31 Mar 1733 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 28.⁵

     Elizabeth Pabodie was born on 24 Apr 1647 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of William Paybody and Elizabeth Alden. Elizabeth Pabodie died in 1707 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.²
     She married John Rogers, Jr. 16 Nov 1660, in Duxbury, Plymouth Co.^3,4

     John Pabodie was born on 4 Oct 1645 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Paybody and Elizabeth Alden. John Pabodie died on 17 Nov 1669 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, at age 24.^2,3

     Ruth Pabodie was born on 27 Jun 1658 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Paybody and Elizabeth Alden. Ruth Pabodie died a 25 Apr 1724 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.²
     She married William Labor; and Benjamin Baretlett Dec 1677.^3,2

     Job Packard married Hannah Allen, daughter of Benjamin Allen and Mehitable Cary, a 1777 at Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹

     Margaret Paddy married Gregory Baxter.¹

     Danill Page was the son of John Page and Pheby (?).¹ Danill Page died on 10 Aug 1634 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹

     John Page was born a 1586.¹ He married Pheby (?).² John Page died on 18 Dec 1676 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.³
     John Page emigrated in 1630 from Dedham, England.^4,5

     John Page was born in 1630.¹ He was the son of John Page and Pheby (?).¹

     Louisa J. Page was born on 11 Aug 1844 at Pennsylvania. Her parents were Isaac W. Page (b. W. I.) and Louisa J. Royce b. New York).^2,3,4,5 She married John H. Miller, son of Alexander Miller and Mary E. Ray, a 1866.^6,5 Louisa J. Page died on 21 Dec 1915 at Kings County, New York, at age 71 at 824 Washington Avenue.^7,8 She was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, Lot 12192, Section 51.¹
     Louisa J. Page was also known as Louise Page.⁵ She and John H. Miller lived in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1880.⁹ Louisa J. Page and John H. Miller lived at 236 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910. John was employed as a salesman for a paper house. Also living with them in 1910 were Louisa's brothers Edwin F. & Charles H. Page, and sister-in-law Mary A. Page.¹⁰

     Margaret Adams Page was born on 14 Jun 1890 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.^2,3,1 She married Reginald Wooldridge, son of William Wooldridge and Charlotte Catherine Leggett, on 14 Sep 1917.¹
     Margaret Adams Page and Reginald Wooldridge lived at 95 Sargeant Street, Melrose, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, on 6 Jan 1920.⁴

     Phoebe Page was born at England.² She was the daughter of John Page and Pheby (?).^1,2,3 She married James Cutler a 1660.^1,4,5,6
     According to Bond's genealogy, Phebe married "past her prime James Cutler. Her youth had nopt been unblemished."⁷

     Samuell Page was born on 20 Aug 1633 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of John Page and Pheby (?).¹

     Ann Parke was born in 1769 at on the George Lindley farm, Highland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Arthur Parke 2nd and Jennet Hope. Ann Parke died in 1822.¹
     She married Archibald Moore in Oct 1793 and had six children.

     Arthur Parke was born in 1678 in Ballybegley, County Donegal, Ireland.^1,2 He married Mary (?). Arthur Parke died in Jan 1739/40 in Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.³ He was interred in Jan 1739/40 at Upper Octorara Cemetery, Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^4,3
     Brothers William, Samuel & David remained in Ireland. Sister Jane lived with Arthur. The following is quoted from Genealogy of the Parke Family, compiled by John P. Wallace, 1920. "The descendants of Arthur and Mary Parke are of Saxon- Scotch origin whose ancestors immigrated into Ballybegley, County Donegal, Ireland, after 1610. Their name was originally written Park but some one during the early lifetime of Joseph Parke, Esq., the second son of John (1), introduced the present method of writing the name. 'Squire Parke had eleven children who all used this method, which, of course, helped to introduce it. The two brothers of Joseph Park, Esq., Arthur 2d and John 2d, never changed the spelling of their names and those who removed west still adhere to the old Park. However, the many descendants in Chester County of John 2d and Arthur 2d, have for years surrendered to the wheels of progress. In 1720 our branch of the Parke family consisted of William, Arthur, Samuel, David and Jane Parke. All, perhaps, were married, with families, except Jane, who always lived with her brother, Arthur Parke. William Parke married Jane Hood, daughter of John Hood, the mathematician They had eight children and always resided in Ireland." "The Parke family are not Irish but of Saxon-Scotch origin. In 1611, James I began the experiment of sending from Scotland a Presbyterian company of picked men and women of the best sort, of a far higher level of intelligence and training than the native peasantry of Ireland, in order that they might outnumber and control the Catholics. At the beginning of the eighteenth century the percentage of illiteracy in Ulster Province, North Ireland, was probably smaller than anywhere else in the world. There were then more than a million of these Presbyterians in Ulster. About 1720, they began coming in great numbers to America, being dissatisfied with their Irish home on account of excessive taxes and rents. The families that had been longest in Ireland had dwelt there then but three generations, so that they were called Scotch-Irish by us from the mere fact of their having this transient residence there and have always been called Scotch by all the people of Ireland, both Catholics and Protestants. Between 1720 and 1770 more than half of the Presbyterian population of Ulster came to America and formed more than one- sixth of the entire population at the time of the Declaration if Independence. The ethnic origin of the Saxon-Scotch people is very different from the Celtic origin of the Irish race. The Scotch were principally Saxon in blood and Presbyterian in religion; the native Irish Celtic in blood and Roman Catholic in religion. The friction and antagonism of the Scot and Celt in the early days was not so much a religious as a racial inheritance. No nobler race of men have ever lived than the Presbyterian Scot descended from the Anglo-Saxon immigration of about A.D. 500 to 800. The Scotch, "in energy, enterprise, intelligence, education, patriotism, religion and moral character, the maintenance of civil and religious liberty, and inflexible resistance to all usurpation in church and state were not surpassed by any class that settled in the American Colonies." George Washington, in the midnight hour of the revolution, expressed his determination, if all other sources failed, to make his last stand among the Scotch and the Scotch-Irish on the frontiers." He made a will on 5 Jan 1739/40 at Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.⁵

     Arthur Parke 2nd was born on 12 Sep 1736 in West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^2,3,4 He was the son of John Parke and Elizabeth McKnight.¹ He married Jennet Hope, daughter of Thomas Hope and Jennet Wilken, b 1761. Arthur Parke 2nd died on 11 Jul 1822 at Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 85.^5,2 He was interred at Upper Octorara Cemetery, Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania.²
     In John Parke's will on 4 Jan 1787 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Arthur were named as heirs.¹ He was a farmer.⁵ He was an elder in the Octoraro Church for 44 years.⁵ He made a will on 20 Jan 1818 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

The will provided:
To son Thomas part of my plantation, as described, paying certain legacies. To daughters Elizabeth Daniel, Margaret Wallace and Mary McClellan $100 each. To grandson Arthur P. Moore $20 at 21. To granddaughter Keziah Parke $20. To granddaughter Ann Harshbarger $30. To the children of my daughter Martha Patton, deceased, viz: Jane, Isabella, Maria and Ann Patton $100, to be divided. To daughter Tabitha Parke remainder of plantation, as described, paying legacies as follows: To three daughters above named $33 1/3 each. To daughters Agnes Patton, Jennet Stewart and Hannah Calhoon $3.33 each. To granddaughters Jennet Eagle and Keziah Parke $30 each. To grandson Arthur P. Hershberger $20 at 21. To grandson Arthur P. Patton, $33 1/3. To Grandson Arthur Daniel $12. To grandson Arthur P. Wallace, $12.
Executors: Son Thomas and nephews Arthur and John Parke, W. Fallowfield.
Witnesses: Samuel Glasgow, Nathaniel Davis, John Ramsey.
The will was proved Aug. 1, 1822

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     David Parke was born on 22 Jan 1751.² He was the son of John Parke and Elizabeth McKnight.¹ He married Elizabeth Cowan, daughter of Hugh Cowan and Mary Scott.³ David Parke died in Aug 1798 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, at age 47 of yellow fever.²
     In Hugh Cowan's will, David were named by Hugh to handle his estate on 20 Jul 1776 at Sadsbury Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.⁴ In John Parke's will on 4 Jan 1787 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, David were named as heirs.¹ He lived in Philadelphia, PA. He and Elizabeth Cowan had at least two children: John Parke and and Matthew Parke.² David was employed as a trader.⁵

     Elizabeth Parke was born on 20 Jul 1761 at on the George Lindley farm, Highland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^2,3 She was the daughter of Arthur Parke 2nd and Jennet Hope.¹ Elizabeth Parke died on 20 Aug 1839 at age 78.³
     She married John Daniel on 13 Sep 1782, and they had nine children, all born in Highland Township, Chester County.^1,3 In Arthur Parke 2nd's will on 20 Jan 1818 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth were named as heirs.¹ In Thomas Parke's will on 12 Apr 1824 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth were named as heirs.⁴

     Elizabeth Parke was born on 26 Feb 1748.² She was the daughter of John Parke and Elizabeth McKnight.¹ She married an unknown person .³ Elizabeth Parke died b 27 Jul 1787.²
     She lived near Sadsburyville, Chester County, PA.

     Hannah Parke was born in 1771 at on the George Lindley farm, Highland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Arthur Parke 2nd and Jennet Hope. Hannah Parke died b 1857.¹
     She married Jacob Hershberger Nov 1797 and had six children. In Thomas Parke's will on 12 Apr 1824 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Hannah were named as heirs.²

     Jane Parke was born in 1764 at on the George Lindley farm, Highland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Arthur Parke 2nd and Jennet Hope.
     She married Joseph Parke 1 Dec 1794 and had three children. In Thomas Parke's will on 12 Apr 1824 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Jane were named as heirs.³

     Jane Parke was born on 8 Aug 1749.² She was the daughter of John Parke and Elizabeth McKnight.¹
     She lived in Cincinnati, OH.² In John Parke's will on 4 Jan 1787 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Jane were named as heirs.¹

     John Parke was born a 1707.^1,2,3 He was the son of Arthur Parke and Mary (?). He married Elizabeth McKnight. John Parke died on 28 Jul 1787.^2,1 He was interred at Upper Octorara Cemetery, Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania.²
     He made a will on 4 Jan 1787 at West Fallowfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Parke, John, Sr. W. Fallowfield. Jan. 4, 1787. Aug. 1, 1787. Provides for wife Elizabeth. To daughter Mary Kyle £30. To daughter Jane McKnight £30. To son Arthur £20. To sons Joseph and William £30 each. To son David £40. To children of deceased daughter Elizabeth Cowan £30 to be divided when of age. To son John all my real estate whereon I now live, paying above legacies. Executors: Sons Arthur and John..⁴