William Parker (bef. 1769)

Born before 1769 in Essex, England [uncertain]

Husband of Charlotte (Parkerson) Parker — married 7 Nov 1787 in Bocking, Essex, England

Biography

William Parker married Charlotte Parkerson/Parkinson in 1787 at Bocking, Essex. ^[1]

Their daughter Jemima baptized 1793 Bocking Independent, Braintree, Essex^[2], was previously believed to be the Jemima Parker who went on to marry William Clinton in 1810.

A better candidate for this latter Jemima has subsequently been found baptized in Saffron Walden 1788. Henderson-2297 02:40, 17 January 2020 (UTC)

Sources

1. ↑ entry # 61 reads: Wm Parker, batchr of this Parish of Bocking & Charlotte Parkerson spinster of the same were married ... by banns this 7th day of Nov 1787 by me H Wikeham. X mark of both, wit: Thomas Rags, John Parkerson (both made their mark rather than signing)
2. ↑ entry #646 on the register of births and baptisms reads: Jemima Parker daughter of William Parker and of Charlotte his wife, of the Parish of Braintree in the County of Essex born on the twenty seventh day of February 1794 was baptized on the seventh day of August 1793 by me John Thorowgood, Protestant Dissenting Minister

• WikiTree profile Parker-6116 created through the import of HENDERSONLornaAncestorsPlus1Desc4WikiTree.ged on Oct 18, 2011 by L Henderson.