[37616] The unverified Nolin Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 provides her information and states Maryann is daughter of Michael Coffelt ("of Warren Co., IN," b. ca. 1802 in VA).
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[24895] See "Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Century Colonists," David Faris (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1996), pp. 94-95.
Virginia Horler
She was the sister of Mary Lumbert who married his brother, Daniel Parker. "Benjamin Parker probably inherited some of his father's land in Yarmouth, Mass., and was the only one of Robert's sons to settle in that town. Due to the loss of most Yarmouth records not much trace of him remains. He died intestate, and settlement of his estate was made 19 Aug. 1720. Distribution was made to:"Rebecca, the widow relict of Benjamin Parker of Yarmouth deceased" and "to his eldest son, Ebenezer Parker" as well as to his "eight younger children, Jacob, Elisha, Joseph, Thankful, Hannah, Benjamin, Sarah, and Rebecca" (Barnstable Probates, vol.III, pp.546-547)" (Quoted from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 112, October, 1958).
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[38313] See Ancestral File MM46-T8D - not verified - which offers: "Mile's father bought property in York located at the mouth of the Cape Neddick River on 17 Jan 1753. I think that the boys Miles & and his brother Hez Jr (both shipwrights) built the house there. I can prove Miles was living in York on 22 Jan 1756. In 1761 Miles purchased 2/3rds of this house and 1/3rd of the houselot from his father. The Sheriff seized the father's share in 1767 and Miles sold his share 10 April 1769 and is in Stockton Springs before a March 1770 muster roll for Fort Pownal which included an expense for a new flag staff made by Miles Staples (cost: 9s 4d)."