Mary sailed from England to the US in 1832. Sampson Parmenter and Mary Westlake came in the same vessel, it took six weeks in crossing, they did not become acquained until later. They settled in northeastern Pennsylvania at Honesdale.
Sampson married Mary Westlake in 1838. Sampson, his wife Mary, and their first four children moved to Ohio in 1845. His older brother, William, moved to Ohio in 1854. Tiverton, Ohio is located in Coshocton County, but the farm where Sampson and his family lived was located just across the county line in Knox County.
Sampson and Mary had eight children. Ephraim, their fifth child, died in infancy in 1848. Mary died in 1854 after the birth of their eighth child Abraham, who also died the same year.
Sampson married Mary Westlake in 1838. Sampson, his wife Mary, and their first four children moved to Ohio in 1845. His older brother, William, moved to Ohio in 1854. Tiverton, Ohio is located in Coshocton County, but the farm where Sampson and his family lived was located just across the county line in Knox County.
Sampson and Mary had eight children. Ephraim, their fifth child, died in infancy in 1848. Mary died in 1854 after the birth of their eighth child Abraham, who also died the same year.
Mary sailed from England to the US in 1832. Sampson Parmenter and Mary Westlake came in the same vessel, it took six weeks in crossing, they did not become acquained until later. They settled in northeastern Pennsylvania at Honesdale.
Sampson married Mary Westlake in 1838. Sampson, his wife Mary, and their first four children moved to Ohio in 1845. His older brother, William, moved to Ohio in 1854. Tiverton, Ohio is located in Coshocton County, but the farm where Sampson and his family lived was located just across the county line in Knox County.
Sampson and Mary had eight children. Ephraim, their fifth child, died in infancy in 1848. Mary died in 1854 after the birth of their eighth child Abraham, who also died the same year.
Sampson married Mary Westlake in 1838. Sampson, his wife Mary, and their first four children moved to Ohio in 1845. His older brother, William, moved to Ohio in 1854. Tiverton, Ohio is located in Coshocton County, but the farm where Sampson and his family lived was located just across the county line in Knox County.
Sampson and Mary had eight children. Ephraim, their fifth child, died in infancy in 1848. Mary died in 1854 after the birth of their eighth child Abraham, who also died the same year.
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