Lemuel Parker and Hannah Hawkins

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Husband Lemuel Parker

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           Born: 10 Mar 1753
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           Died: 10 Jun 1787
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         Father: John Parker (1714-1798)
         Mother: Sarah Meraugh (      -      )

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Wife Hannah Hawkins

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Children

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1 M Ransom Parker

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           Born: 23 May 1774
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2 M Lemuel Parker

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           Born: 2 Jan 1777
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           Died: 11 Jun 1788
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3 M Josiah Parker

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           Born: 7 Sep 1778
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4 M Clement Parker

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           Born: 14 Jan 1782
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         Spouse: Rachel Taylor (      -      )

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5 M Ira Parker

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           Born: 14 Oct 1784
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General Notes: Husband - Lemuel Parker

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PENSION APPLICATION:

The following is in Revolutionary War pension application W17670. The family record is in the form of a flyer on one sheet of paper printed by a commercial printer.

I Lemuel Cushman of Stafford in the County of Tolland and State of Connecticut aged 52 years testify that the family record hereto annexed was made by the Rev Clement Parker who is a minister of the gospel and settled in Acton in the State of Maine and the son of Lemuel Parker named on said record the said Lemuel Parker being the first husband of my mother Hannah Cushman who now applies for a pension for services rendered in the Revolutionary War by the said Lemuel Parker -- the said Clement made said Record from evidence collected by him as stated thereon in April 1832 The said Lem'l Parker died as I have always understood the 10th of June 1787

Lemuel Cushman

Sworn and subscribed Before me
Tolland March 10 1845 Elihu Stearnes Judge of Probate

FAMILY RECORD
Samuel Parker
Was born in Newton, near Boston Mass. His parents were both killed by the Indians in king Philip's war, about the year 1675. When a young man he emigrated to Connecticut; was one of the first settlers of the town of Coventry, and was the first man who officiated as Deacon of the Church in that town. He lived respected and died at a very advanced age. His sons were Samuel, Phineas, James, John and Joseph, who were valuable members of society. All but Samuel, lived and died in Coventry.

John Parker,
Son of Dea. Samuel Parker, was married to Sarah Meraw. Their children were
Chloe, born April 12, 1744,
Sarah, " July 21, 1746,
Josiah, " Sept. 1748,
Ruth, " April 10, 1751,
Lemuel, " March 10, 1753,
John, " Sept. 1758,
Nathan, " July 8, 1760.

Lemuel Parker,
Son of John Parker, grandson of Dea. Samuel Parker, was married to Hannah, daughter of John and Naoma Hawkins of Coventry. Their children were
Ransom, born May 23, 1774,
Lemuel, " Jan. 2, 1777,
Josiah, " Sept. 7, 1778,
Clement, " Jan. 14, 1782,
Ira, " Oct. 14, 1784.

Clement Parker,
Son of Lemuel Parker, grandson of John Parker, and great grandson of Dea. Samuel Parker, was married to Rachel, daughter of Jonas and Hannah Taylor, of Windsor, Vt. Their children were
Clement, born Aug. 13, 1809,
Rachel Taylor, " April 9, 1811,
David Taylor, " April 10, 1813,
Fidelia, " Dec. 11, 1815,
Lavona, " March 23, 1818,
Hannah, " Aug. 19, 1820,
Chloe, " May 13, 1822,
John Selden, " Jul 9, 1824,
Sarah, " April 29, 1826,
Sarah, " Dec 26, 1828.

Clement Parker jr,
Was married to Maria Hemingway of Acton, Me. Their child is
Emily Maria, born April 1, 1831.

John Parker, son of Dea. Samuel Parker, died Sept. 1798. He was from early life a professor of religion. Lemuel Parker, son of John Parker, died June 10, 1787. He was beloved in life and lamented in death. 'Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.' Lemuel Parker, jr. died June 11, 1788. Sarah, daughter of Clement and Rachel Parker, died July 23, 1828.
The foregoing was collected and arranged by CLEMENT PARKER, April 1832.
Printed by C. C. P. Moody, Great Falls, N.H.