Born in Allynbrook, New South Wales, Australia
Daughter of James Simpson Pascoe
and Elizabeth (Hancock) Kenny
Sister of
Thomas Simpson Pascoe, Phoebe (Pascoe) Puxty, Mary Jane (Pascoe) Garland and Fanny (Pascoe) Godson
Wife of
James Towns
— married
1873 (to May 1882) in Paterson, New South Wales, Australia
Wife of
William (Packer) Parker
— married
1885 in Denman, New South Wales, Australia
Descendants 
Mother of
Florence Annie (Towns) Watts, Alice Christina (Towns) Middleton, Ernest George Towns, Clarence Hamilton Towns, Hilda Rose E Towns, Phoebe Mabel Parker, Amy Stella Parker, Minnie Maud (Parker) Stringer, Clara Ivy Parker, Leslie Wellington Parker, Vera Gladys June Parker, Nea Lillis (Parker) Stair, Edith Muriel (Parker) Stair, Herbert Willis Parker and Ronald Clyde Parker
Died
at age 78
in Giants Creek, New South Wales, Australia
Profile last modified
| Created 12 Feb 2018
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Biography
Elizabeth was born before 1853.
She married James Towns in 1873 at Paterson, New South Wales, Australia.[1]
Sources
- ↑ New South Wales Marriage Index #3612/1873
- Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/155148482/elizabeth-ann-parker : accessed 24 May 2021), memorial page for Elizabeth Ann Pascoe Parker (18 Sep 1855–3 Dec 1933), Find a Grave Memorial ID 155148482, citing Giants Creek Cemetery, Sandy Hollow, Muswellbrook Shire, New South Wales, Australia ; Maintained by Stombell (contributor 48335209) Find A Grave: Memorial #155148482
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Karen (O'Neill) Riley 
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Rejected matches › Elizabeth Catherine (Pascoe) Goldsworthy (1855-1933)
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Categories: St John's Anglican Church Cemetery, Giants Creek, New South Wales
Thanks for taking responsibility for Elizabeth's Orphaned Profile. We really appreciate you becoming a caretaker of profiles!
Would this be her FindAGrave memorial? I wasn't sure since the profile has very few locations. I found the record using the Research tool, once I added Australia as a probable death location:
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Debi
Thanks so much for the message. That is indeed the grave of mother's grandmother, Elizabeth Parker. I took my mother on a road trip there recently to visit that graveyard and made several connections I had been looking for. I only started uploading my family tree work onto wikitree a few weeks ago, and you can imagine how surprised (and delighted) I was to discover I was able to adopt her orphaned profile. Over the next few months I will work to fill out connections, events and add some photos. I am so pleased to be connected with such great contributors as yourself. Thank-you Paul
See you in the branches,
Debi