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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4803/cobb.htm states that Patience m. (1) August 1667 to Robert Parker (d. 1682) at Barnstable, MA, and m. (2) after 4 May 1684 to William Crocker (b. ca.1608, d. 1692) at Barnstable.
Virginia Horler offers:
The following notes on Patience (Cobb) Parker are taken from the The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 112, July 1958, article on "Robert Parker of Barnstable, Mass." by Maclean W. McLean, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
PATIENCE (COBB) PARKER
The records show that Patience (Cobb) Parker survived her first husband by more than forty years. Baptised in Barnstable 13 March 1641/2, she was among the heirs under the will, dated 1656, of her grandfather James Hurst, and she was named, also, in the will of her father, Henry Cobb See Below, in 1678. She married secondly, Dea. William Crocker, a widower and father of six sons and a daughter. In his Will, dated 9 Sept. and proved 22 Oct. 1692, Deacon Crocker bequeathed to "Patience, my loving wife, besides the liberty to dispose of all ye Estate which she brought with her or had at ye time of our inter-marriage, and besides ye £ 40 I then promised to give her in case she should survive me, I give unto her my best bedd and bedstead with all ye furniture thereto belonging". The will of her son, Daniel Parker, dated 10 Sept., 1724, gives certain property to Daniel's son, Samuel Parker, with the provision that the latter fulfill "to his grandmother", the testator's obligation.
Patience (Cobb) (Parker) Crocker apparently had with her in her household her unmarried daughter, Alice Parker, until the latter's death on 20 Aug. 1727. Slightly more than two months later, the mother's own death occurred---23 Oct. 1727. She lies buried in the old "Lothrop's Hill Cemetery" in Barnstable, where her stone is clearly (in 1956) readable: "Here lyes ye Body of Mrs. Patience Crocker, wife of Deacon William Crocker, who died October ye 23rd, 1727 in ye 87th year of her age". Her oldest stepson was about five years older than herself and her daughter (Sarah Parker), married her step-grandson, Samuel Crocker. She outlived all of the children of her first husband's first marriage, all of her second husband's children (by his first wife) and four of her own eight children.
The marriage of Robert Parker and Sarah James and the births of their children, along with his subsequent marriage to Patience Cobb and children from that marriage, are recorded in The Mayflower Descendant, 11 (1909), 99-100. Additional information on Sarah and her children is in Maclean W. McLean, "Robert Parker of Barnstable, Mass.," Register 112 (1958), 113 (1959) and 114 (1960). Kathy says Robert was probably of Barnstable and that he apparently married (2) Patience, who attested to his inventory 1 June 1685. On 8 October 1662, a deed was recorded from Thomas Bourman of Barnstable to Robert Parker of Barnstable. Another deed from Samuel Allen of Barnstable, gentleman, to Robert Parker of Barnstable, yeoman, was dated 29 September 1681.
Mayflower scholar Charles Bank identifies John or Thomas Parker as a member of the crew of the Mayflower. It seems John Phillips gave a 1750 deposition in which he said Sagadahock had the name of Parkers Island given it from Thomas Parker, mate of the first ship that came from England with the Plymouth people. Finally, Kathy asks if anyone else is working on the line from Robert Parker m. Sarah James 1653. (Source: www.parkerheritage.com)
Descendants of Robert Parker of Barnstable, Massachusetts -- Robert Parker was born about 1630 somewhere in England, and came to America with his parents and one brother named Elisha and a sister named Jane about 1635, and landed at Cape Cod. He married Sarah James of Barnstable, MA on Jan.28,1656, and had four children by this marriage; Sarah (James) Parker died June 30th, 1664, less than four months after the birth of her fourth child. Robert married again in August, 1667 to Patience Cobb (daughter of Henry and Patience (Hurst) Cobb of Barnstable) Additional Notes, and had eight children by this marriage. He died at Barnstable, MA between April 13, 1684 and March 2, 1685. (Source: http://www.nhn.ou.edu/~parker/Genealogy/Ancestors/ParkerLinks.htm)
Robert , son of William Parker , married (first) January 28, 1657, Sarah James. Children: Mary , born April 1, 1658; Samuel, June 30, 1660; Alice , January 20, 1662; James, March, 1664 . He married (second) August, 1667 , Patience , daughter of Henry Cobb . Children: Thomas, born August 24, 1669, was an original member of the church at Falmouth, Massachusetts , in 1707, ordained a deacon, March 6, 1745 , married, December 5, 1693 , Mary Jenkins; Daniel, born April 18, 1670 ; Joseph, see forward; Benjamin, March 15, 1674 ; Hannah , April, 1676; Sarah, June, 1678 ; Elisha , April, 1680 ; Alice, September 15, 1681. (Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, Vol. I-IV)
In 1720 Robert Parker's will designated that his lands in Yarmouth, MA be given to his son, Benjamin Parker. She married (2) William Crocker, married 1684 in Barnstable, Banstable, MA, b. ABT 1608 in England, b. ABT 1612, d. SEP 1692 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. William: When he married widow Patience (Cobb) Parker, William Crocker had six sons and one daughter. His will was proved 22 Oct 1692. Deacon Crocker bequeathed to "Patience, my loving wife, besides the liberty to dispose of all ye Estate which she brought with her or had at ye time of our inter-marriage, and besides ye £ 40 I then promised to give her in case she should survive me, I give unto her my best bedd and bedstead with all ye furniture thereto belonging".
Source: The following notes on Patience (Cobb) Parker are taken from the The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 112, July 1958,article on "Robert Parker of Barnstable, Mass." by Maclean W. McLean, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Children:
i. Thomas Parker, b. 21 Aug 1668 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. OCT 1727 - 17 Mar 1731 in Falmouth, MA?. Original member of Church of Falmouth, MA, in 1707 ordained a deacon 6 Mar 1745. 8 children. He married Mary Jenkins, married 5 Dec 1693, (daughter of John Jenkins).
ii. Daniel Parker, b. 18 Apr 1670 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. 23 Dec 1728, buried in Lothrop's Hill Cemetery, Barnstable, MA. Will dated 10 Sep 1724 gives a certain property to Daniel's son, Samuel Parker, with the provision that the latter fulfill "to his grandmother," the testator's obligation. 11 children. He married Mary Lombard, married 11 Dec 1689, b. APR 1669 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, (daughter of Thomas Lombard and Elizabeth Derby) b. APR 1669.
iii. Joseph Parker, b. 12 Feb 1672 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. 26 Jan 1733 in Falmouth, MA, buried in Old Falmouth Burying Ground, Mass. Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation. Volume II - (III) Joseph , son of Robert and Patience (Cobb) Parker , was born in February, 1672 , died in 1732 . He was also an original member of the Falmouth church. He married, June 30, 1697-98 , Mercy Whiston , sometimes written Whetstone or Whiton . Children: Joseph, born in 1699; John, see forward; Timothy, 1703; Seth, 1705; Sylvanus,1707; Mary, 1709. 7 children. He married Mercy Whiston, married 1 Jul 1697, (daughter of John Whiston) d. 31 Jul 1750 in Falmouth, MA, buried in Old Falmouth Burying Ground, Falmouth, MA.
iv. Benjamin Parker b. 15 Mar 1673.
v. Hannah Parker, b. 10 Apr 1676 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. after Oct 1727.
vi. Sarah Parker, b. 12 Mar 1678 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. 1718. 15 children. She married Samuel Crocker, married 10 Dec 1696, (son of Job Crocker).
vii. Elisha Parker, b. 4 Apr 1680 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. 27 Oct 1731. One child. He married Mary Joyce, married 26 May 1720, b. 1680, (daughter of Hosea Joyce and Elizabeth Chipman).
viii. Alice Parker, b. 15 Sep 1681 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA, d. 20 Aug 1727 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. Did not marry.
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[Ref.Kraentzler, op.cit., p. 135.] http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Furnes -
"FURNES (Flem. Veurne), an old-fashioned little town amid the dunes near the coast in West Flanders, Belgium, about 26 m. S.W. of Bruges. Pop. (1904) 6099. It is the centre of a considerable area extending to the French frontier, and its market is an important one for the disposal of corn, stock, hops and dairy produce. During the Norman raids Fumes was destroyed, and the present town was built by Baldwin Bras de Fer, first count of Flanders, about the year 870."
[8648] This person is presumed living.
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[7887] http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/hh4bz/hill01.htm states William is of Hillsborough.
[9367] This person is presumed living.
[16927] This person is presumed living.
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[16386]
Robert Nelson
[11651]
Horace m. Emma A. Wallace, r. Lower Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co., PA, was employed at Olmstead Air Force Base, belonged to Second United Church of Christ in Harrisburg, and had Frances Myers who married Robert C. Schmiedel & had Bryan Scmiedel.
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This person is presumed living.
[3105]
http://www.thepeerage.com/p527.htm: "She married, firstly, John de Clifford, 7th Lord Clifford between 1403 and 1412. She married by contract, secondly, Sir Ralph Neville, 2nd Earl of Westmorland, son of John de Neville, Lord Nevill and Lady Elizabeth de Holand, on 7 May 1426 at Roche Abbey, Yorkshire, England."
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This person is presumed living.
[4610]
Ina fought at Wannorough in 715 and in 728 went to Rome, dying there. His elaborate code of laws was highly regarded. D.P. Kirby, "The Earliest English Kings," p. 126: "Ine appears as a hard-headed, resilient leader in rigorous pursuit of his own interests. His kingdom had come some considerable way from the remote and backward region it had been at the beginning of the seventh century." Ina completed the reconquest of the kingdom, extending its frontiers to the west and defeating the Britons of Cornwall and the King of Sussex. History credits Ina with foundation of the port of Southampton. He abidcated and died en route to Rome.
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As Alfonso I, king of Naples. Called The Magnanimous. He earned his nickname when, upon his ascension to the throne, he destroyed a list containing the names of nobles who had been hostile to him. He is renowned chiefly for having brought southern Italy under the dominion of Aragón. In 1420 Alfonso attacked Corsica, but hastened to Naples at the request of its queen, Joanna II (1371-1435), who, in return for his assistance against Louis III of Anjou, named Alfonso her heir. In 1423 the queen transferred her favor from Alfonso to his rival, Louis. On her death in 1435 Alfonso claimed the kingdom, but Duke René of Anjou (1409-80), successor of Louis, opposed him. The pope and Genoa sided with René. The Genoese fleet defeated the fleet of Aragón, and Alfonso was captured. He was sent to Francesco Sforza, duke of Milan, who set him at liberty and formed an alliance with him. After several battles Alfonso defeated René and entered Naples in triumph, transferring his court there and becoming the founder of Spanish power in Italy as Alfonso I. See (in 2003) http://libro.uca.edu/chaytor/hac15.htm
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http://www.genealogie33.org/pduc/dat70.htm (not verified) states that Frédéric is son of Abalbert de Walbeck and Oda de Goseck, and offers further ancestry.
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This person is presumed living.
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Horace Adrian MYERS
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20-SEP-1894 - 21-JUL-1963
Father: Jacob Hostetter MYERS
Mother: Ella Jane HOLLENBAUGH
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| _John HOLLENBAUGH ___|_Catherine E. ARNOLD _
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|_Ella Jane HOLLENBAUGH _|
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Helen NOLPH
Elizabeth PERCY
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BY 1402 - 26-OCT-1437
Father: Sir Henry ("Hotspur") PERCY
Mother: Elizabeth MORTIMER
Family 1
: John DE CLIFFORD
Family 2
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_Henry DE PERCY ____________________+
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_Henry de Percy, Lord of ALNWICK ________|_Idonea CLIFFORD ___________________
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_Henry PERCY __________|
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| |_Mary PLANTAGENET _______________________|_Maud CHAWORTH _____________________
| (1320 - 1362) m 1334
_Sir Henry ("Hotspur") PERCY _|
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| | _Ralph DE NEVILL(E) _____________________|_Euphemia Fitz Robert DE CLAVERING _
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| | _Hugh DE AUDLEY ____________________+
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| |_Alice DE AUDLEY ________________________|_Isolde DE MORTIMER ________________
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| _Edmund DE MORTIMER ________________+
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| _Roger DE MORTIMER ______________________|_Elizabeth BADLESMERE ______________
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|_Elizabeth de Burgh, Countess of ULSTER _|_Maud of Lancaster PLANTAGENET _____
(1332 - 1363) m 1352 (.... - 1377)
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Robert RODRICK
Ina, King of West SAXONS
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Alfonso V, King of Aragon And SICILY
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Father: Ferdinand, King of Aragon And SICILY
Family 1
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_Henry II, King of Castile And LÉON _|_Leonor DE GUZMAN ____________
| (1333 - 1379) m 1350
_John I, King of Castile and LÉON _|
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| m 1350
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Frédéric of SOMMERSCHENBOURG
[5893]
CA 1065 - 25 OCT 1121
Family 1
: Adélaïde of LAUFFEN
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