Martha Parker
Birth: Jun. 1, 1649 Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
Death: After 1707 Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts. She appears in the 1707 probate documents of her son, Ebenezer Page.
Martha is the daughter of Thomas Dow and Phebe (Unknown - possibly Fenn)
Martha is the daughter of Thomas Dow and Phebe Latly.
Martha is the daughter of Thomas Dow and Phebe Finn.
Martha was married three times and out lived all her husbands:
1. Joseph Heath - born 1645 Haverhill, Massachusetts and died 1 December 1672. They married 27 June 1672 in Haverhill. Their son, Joseph Heath Jr., was born 23 March 1673 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.
2. Joseph Page - born 5 March 1648 in Hingham, Massachusetts and died 5 February 1684 in Haverhill. Martha Dow Heath was his second wife and she married him 2 December 1673 in Haverhill. They were parents of six children:
Phoebe Page-17 Nov 1674
Joseph Page-23 Nov 1676 - Killed by ye Indians (after 1676).
Hannah Page-5 Feb 1677
Martha Page-14 Feb 1680
Thomas Page-12 Apr 1683
Ebenezer Page-9 May 1684 - Killed by ye Indians, 24 June 1707.
3. After Joseph Page's death, Martha Dow Heath Page was married, for the third time, to Samuel Parker on 19 March 1688/9 in Haverhill; he was killed by Indians on 31 August 1690.
Research Notes
Fact: http://familysearch.org/v1/LifeSketch Martha Dow was born June 1, 1648 at Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts to Thomas and Phebe Latly Dow. She married Joseph Heath June 27, 1672 at Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts and had a son, Joseph Jr. The father was killed by Indians December 1, 1672. Joseph Jr. was born four months later and was at some point also killed by the Indians. After the death of her first husband, Martha married Joseph Page December 2, 1672 at Haverhill. To me, this sounds strange that she married again, the day after her first husband died, but it is possible. She was carrying a child and the situation where they were living must have been frightening because of the Indians. To the marriage of Martha and Joseph Page came six children: Phebe, Joseph Jr., Hannah (find-a-grave #191440671), Martha, Thomas and Ebenezer. After the death of Joseph Page, Martha again married - Samuel Parker on March 19, 1689 at Haverhill. A little over a year later, Samuel was killed by Indians. Martha died in 1707 at Haverhill and was buried there in the Pentucket Cemetery.
Bio by John E. Sherman
Fact: http://familysearch.org/v1/LifeSketch Martha Dow was born June 1, 1648 at Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts to Thomas and Phebe Latly Dow. She married Joseph Heath June 27, 1672 at Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts and had a son, Joseph Jr. The father was killed by Indians December 1, 1672. Joseph Jr. was born four months later and was at some point also killed by the Indians. After the death of her first husband, Martha married Joseph Page December 2, 1672 at Haverhill. To me, this sounds strange that she married again, the day after her first husband died, but it is possible. She was carrying a child and the situation where they were living must have been frightening because of the Indians. To the marriage of Martha and Joseph Page came six children: Phebe, Joseph Jr., Hannah (find-a-grave #191440671), Martha, Thomas and Ebenezer. After the death of Joseph Page, Martha again married - Samuel Parker on March 19, 1689 at Haverhill. A little over a year later, Samuel was killed by Indians. Martha died in 1707 at Haverhill and was buried there in the Pentucket Cemetery.
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Haverhill Marriages, page 163.
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, Haverhill Deaths, page 419, 453, 454, 455.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Daniel W. Simpson
Robert Greaves through the import of wikitree_baker.ged on Nov 4, 2014.
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Dow-2119 and Dow-21 appear to represent the same person because: seems a match, dates need adjusting on Dow-2119 please so a merge can be done. Thank You..
Dowd-12 and Dow-21 are not ready to be merged because: wow, your data isn't provide much for me to match with, but the similarities with Haverhill, Dow, Dowd, Gile, Guilde, Page are a lot. I will leave it unmerged but not rejected as I know little about your "Dowd"
Dow-638 and Dow-248 appear to represent the same person because: Same person; Page was her second husband, according to a memorial posted to Find-A-Grave.com. Nobody seems to have a shot of the gravestone.
Thanks, Ann