Joesph married Emma "Amy" Baldwin, 10 Jul 1805, in Cavendish, VT. They had 8 children. After Joseph died, Amy remarried to Ariel Kendrick (1771-1856)
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Joseph Parker built his home in Cavendish Center with the help of his son, Joseph Whiting who made the bricks. In the early days Joe and Amy were Methodists but soon afterwards became Baptists.
- Families of Cavendish, Vol. 2, pgs 19-20
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Joseph was brought up in Westford, MA but moved to wife's home [town] in Cavendish, VT when married. He was a farmer. Had eight children and 36 grandchildren.
- Family Records of the Ammidon and Parker Lines
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The family spent most of their lives in Cavendish, VT, with the exception of some time spent in Corinth, ME, where their daughter Lavinia was born. At the time of her birth, the family was occupying a carrying on a farm, store and house belonging to Mr. Fleichman. They returned to Cavendish soon after her birth.
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Father: Aaron Parker (15 Apr 1739 - 1 Dec 1801)
Mother: Lydia Spaulding (22 Mar 1741/42 - Unknown)
The burials for his mother is not known.
Children:
-Joseph Whiting Parker (1805-1887)
-Lucy Elmira Parker (1807-1891)
-Lydia Emma Parker (1809-1861)
-Hervey Isaac Parker (1812-1885)
-Mary Parker (1816-1862)
-Florella Augusta Parker (1816-1904)
-Lavinia Marie "Linny" Parker (1822-Bet.1870-1880)
-Sarah Jane Parker (1832-1929)
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Joseph Parker built his home in Cavendish Center with the help of his son, Joseph Whiting who made the bricks. In the early days Joe and Amy were Methodists but soon afterwards became Baptists.
- Families of Cavendish, Vol. 2, pgs 19-20
___________________________________________________________
Joseph was brought up in Westford, MA but moved to wife's home [town] in Cavendish, VT when married. He was a farmer. Had eight children and 36 grandchildren.
- Family Records of the Ammidon and Parker Lines
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The family spent most of their lives in Cavendish, VT, with the exception of some time spent in Corinth, ME, where their daughter Lavinia was born. At the time of her birth, the family was occupying a carrying on a farm, store and house belonging to Mr. Fleichman. They returned to Cavendish soon after her birth.
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Father: Aaron Parker (15 Apr 1739 - 1 Dec 1801)
Mother: Lydia Spaulding (22 Mar 1741/42 - Unknown)
The burials for his mother is not known.
Children:
-Joseph Whiting Parker (1805-1887)
-Lucy Elmira Parker (1807-1891)
-Lydia Emma Parker (1809-1861)
-Hervey Isaac Parker (1812-1885)
-Mary Parker (1816-1862)
-Florella Augusta Parker (1816-1904)
-Lavinia Marie "Linny" Parker (1822-Bet.1870-1880)
-Sarah Jane Parker (1832-1929)
Joesph married Emma "Amy" Baldwin, 10 Jul 1805, in Cavendish, VT. They had 8 children. After Joseph died, Amy remarried to Ariel Kendrick (1771-1856)
___________________________________________________________
Joseph Parker built his home in Cavendish Center with the help of his son, Joseph Whiting who made the bricks. In the early days Joe and Amy were Methodists but soon afterwards became Baptists.
- Families of Cavendish, Vol. 2, pgs 19-20
___________________________________________________________
Joseph was brought up in Westford, MA but moved to wife's home [town] in Cavendish, VT when married. He was a farmer. Had eight children and 36 grandchildren.
- Family Records of the Ammidon and Parker Lines
___________________________________________________________
The family spent most of their lives in Cavendish, VT, with the exception of some time spent in Corinth, ME, where their daughter Lavinia was born. At the time of her birth, the family was occupying a carrying on a farm, store and house belonging to Mr. Fleichman. They returned to Cavendish soon after her birth.
___________________________________________________________
Father: Aaron Parker (15 Apr 1739 - 1 Dec 1801)
Mother: Lydia Spaulding (22 Mar 1741/42 - Unknown)
The burials for his mother is not known.
Children:
-Joseph Whiting Parker (1805-1887)
-Lucy Elmira Parker (1807-1891)
-Lydia Emma Parker (1809-1861)
-Hervey Isaac Parker (1812-1885)
-Mary Parker (1816-1862)
-Florella Augusta Parker (1816-1904)
-Lavinia Marie "Linny" Parker (1822-Bet.1870-1880)
-Sarah Jane Parker (1832-1929)
___________________________________________________________
Joseph Parker built his home in Cavendish Center with the help of his son, Joseph Whiting who made the bricks. In the early days Joe and Amy were Methodists but soon afterwards became Baptists.
- Families of Cavendish, Vol. 2, pgs 19-20
___________________________________________________________
Joseph was brought up in Westford, MA but moved to wife's home [town] in Cavendish, VT when married. He was a farmer. Had eight children and 36 grandchildren.
- Family Records of the Ammidon and Parker Lines
___________________________________________________________
The family spent most of their lives in Cavendish, VT, with the exception of some time spent in Corinth, ME, where their daughter Lavinia was born. At the time of her birth, the family was occupying a carrying on a farm, store and house belonging to Mr. Fleichman. They returned to Cavendish soon after her birth.
___________________________________________________________
Father: Aaron Parker (15 Apr 1739 - 1 Dec 1801)
Mother: Lydia Spaulding (22 Mar 1741/42 - Unknown)
The burials for his mother is not known.
Children:
-Joseph Whiting Parker (1805-1887)
-Lucy Elmira Parker (1807-1891)
-Lydia Emma Parker (1809-1861)
-Hervey Isaac Parker (1812-1885)
-Mary Parker (1816-1862)
-Florella Augusta Parker (1816-1904)
-Lavinia Marie "Linny" Parker (1822-Bet.1870-1880)
-Sarah Jane Parker (1832-1929)
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