Phineas Parker

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Husband Phineas Parker

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           Born: 8 Jan 1745 - Coventry, Tolland Co., Ct 1
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         Father: Phineas Parker (1719-1797)
         Mother: Martha Meraugh (1722-      )

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General Notes: Husband - Phineas Parker

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CENSUS:

<pre>1800 Otsego Co., New York, Worcester
Phenias Parker 01001 -- 00001
male female
<10
1 10-15
16-25
26-44
1 >45 1 </pre>

He is in the sequence Elijah Parker, James Parker, 6x, Thos. Caple, x, Stiles Parker, x, John Capel, 13x, Martha How, x, Bela Caple, Abijah Wright, Phenias Parker, Timothy Parker. Phenias and Timothy are brothers and first cousins of Elijah. Elijah is the father of James, Stiles, and Martha and the father-in-law of Abijah Wright. Thomas Caple is the father of John, who is the father of Bela. Stiles Parker is married to Bela's sister Dimmis.

<pre>1810 Ontario Co., New York, Honeoye
Phin's Parker 00001 -- 00001
male female
<10
10-15
16-25
26-44
1 >45 1 </pre>

His entry is in the sequence Jas. Wright, Elijah Belknap, Elisha Belknap, 4x, Phin's Parker, Jas. Parker, Abijah Wright, Sam. Wright. Brothers-in-law Jonas Belknap and Stiles Parker live in Bristol in the same county. Phin's (Phineas) is a first cousin once removed of Stiles and of the wives of Jonas and Abijah. It is not clear who Jas. Parker is; he and Abijah Wright are also living side by side in 1820 and in 1830. Elisha and Elijah Belknap are sons of Jonas Belknap.

Phineas is not in the 1820 census in Ontario Co. He has probably died.

LAND in ONTARIO, CO.:

On April 23, 1812 Phineas Parker of the town of Honeoye in the county of Ontario buys for $200 a rectangular tract of land west of land owned by Philip Short (17/19, 17/18). On April 1, 1819 Phineas Parker of the town of Richmond in the county of Ontario sells this tract for $100 to Silas Adams Parker of the same place subject to a life estate for himself and his wife Martha (38/285). The tract is said to be in the town of Richmond. On September 10, 1831 Silas A. Parker of Richmond sells the tract to Philip Short for $526 (51/421). James Parker is mentioned in another deed on 51/421. He might be a relative, but he is probably a land speculator. He appears frequently in the index.

1 Susan Whitney Dimock, "Births, Marriages, Baptisms and Deaths from the Records of the Town and Churches in Coventry, Connecticut 1711-1844," 1897, pg 87. Repository: http://www.archive.org/stream/birthsmarriagesb00dimo#page/n5/mode/2up.