*Naomi Parke
Daughter of William Parke and Sarah Jewell
Born 5/20/1751 Hunterdon NJ
Name can be Park/Parke.
Married Joseph Bonham ca 1767 Grayson Cty Va
Died unknown after 1792 Va
Believed to be buried on family farm in now lost cemetery
Pls contact me with info on Naomi
Children
Rachel Scott Bonham Ball Weiss b 1770 d 1830
William b 1768 d 1853
Catherine b ca 1771
Zilphia b ca 1772
Ephraim b 1774
Hezekiah b ca 1775 d 1847
Elizabeth aka Betsy b ca 1781 d 1863
Alsa b ca 1785
Mary aka Polly b ca 1792
NOTE
Some sources say: May have a father Solomon Park of Hunterdon NJ
NOTES
Naomi Parke was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, on May 20, 1751, and was a daughter of William and Sarah Jewell Parke.
Subsequently, she married Joseph Bonham about 1767. Moreover, it is believed that they were married in New Jersey, but no definite record has been found.
It would seem that Joseph and Naomi relocated to northern Virginia, viz., Loudoun County, not long after their marriage.
They seem to have remained here until at least 1790 after which the family moved to Wythe County in western Virginia.
Within this context, it has been asserted by some researchers that Naomi Parke Bonham died about 1780 and that Joseph remarried.
However, this does not seem to be the case because in 1803 Joseph Bonham appointed "my well beloved wife Naomy" as executor of his will.
Although, it is possible that the given name of Joseph's putative second wife was also Naomi, this does not seem likely and it would seem almost certain that Naomi Parke Bonham was still living in 1803 and probably died in Wythe County, but no date or burial place is known.
Concomitantly, some researchers assert that Naomi Parke Bonham married William Richardson in Grayson County, Virginia, on August 16, 1824; however, this was undoubtedly her granddaughter and namesake, a daughter of William and Betsy Williams Bonham.
Source Notes and Citations:
1. Cecilia B. Parke, Descendants of Roger Parke, immigrant, 1648-1739, privately published, 7162 Cambridge St., Spring Hill, FL, 34606-4201, 2000.
Cecelia B. Parke indicates in her notes on Joseph Bonham that he and Naomi's children were born 1767-1777 and indicates that Joseph may have had a second marriage in which there were three other children born from 1785-1789.
Additional Citations:
2. Howard Eugene Bonham and Jean Allin, Bonham and Related Family Lines, Bonham Book(s), 5104 Bridlington Ln., Raleigh, NC, 27612, printed by Genie Plus, Bradenton, FL, 1996: pg. 261.
Daughter of William Parke and Sarah Jewell
Born 5/20/1751 Hunterdon NJ
Name can be Park/Parke.
Married Joseph Bonham ca 1767 Grayson Cty Va
Died unknown after 1792 Va
Believed to be buried on family farm in now lost cemetery
Pls contact me with info on Naomi
Children
Rachel Scott Bonham Ball Weiss b 1770 d 1830
William b 1768 d 1853
Catherine b ca 1771
Zilphia b ca 1772
Ephraim b 1774
Hezekiah b ca 1775 d 1847
Elizabeth aka Betsy b ca 1781 d 1863
Alsa b ca 1785
Mary aka Polly b ca 1792
NOTE
Some sources say: May have a father Solomon Park of Hunterdon NJ
NOTES
Naomi Parke was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, on May 20, 1751, and was a daughter of William and Sarah Jewell Parke.
Subsequently, she married Joseph Bonham about 1767. Moreover, it is believed that they were married in New Jersey, but no definite record has been found.
It would seem that Joseph and Naomi relocated to northern Virginia, viz., Loudoun County, not long after their marriage.
They seem to have remained here until at least 1790 after which the family moved to Wythe County in western Virginia.
Within this context, it has been asserted by some researchers that Naomi Parke Bonham died about 1780 and that Joseph remarried.
However, this does not seem to be the case because in 1803 Joseph Bonham appointed "my well beloved wife Naomy" as executor of his will.
Although, it is possible that the given name of Joseph's putative second wife was also Naomi, this does not seem likely and it would seem almost certain that Naomi Parke Bonham was still living in 1803 and probably died in Wythe County, but no date or burial place is known.
Concomitantly, some researchers assert that Naomi Parke Bonham married William Richardson in Grayson County, Virginia, on August 16, 1824; however, this was undoubtedly her granddaughter and namesake, a daughter of William and Betsy Williams Bonham.
Source Notes and Citations:
1. Cecilia B. Parke, Descendants of Roger Parke, immigrant, 1648-1739, privately published, 7162 Cambridge St., Spring Hill, FL, 34606-4201, 2000.
Cecelia B. Parke indicates in her notes on Joseph Bonham that he and Naomi's children were born 1767-1777 and indicates that Joseph may have had a second marriage in which there were three other children born from 1785-1789.
Additional Citations:
2. Howard Eugene Bonham and Jean Allin, Bonham and Related Family Lines, Bonham Book(s), 5104 Bridlington Ln., Raleigh, NC, 27612, printed by Genie Plus, Bradenton, FL, 1996: pg. 261.
*Naomi Parke
Daughter of William Parke and Sarah Jewell
Born 5/20/1751 Hunterdon NJ
Name can be Park/Parke.
Married Joseph Bonham ca 1767 Grayson Cty Va
Died unknown after 1792 Va
Believed to be buried on family farm in now lost cemetery
Pls contact me with info on Naomi
Children
Rachel Scott Bonham Ball Weiss b 1770 d 1830
William b 1768 d 1853
Catherine b ca 1771
Zilphia b ca 1772
Ephraim b 1774
Hezekiah b ca 1775 d 1847
Elizabeth aka Betsy b ca 1781 d 1863
Alsa b ca 1785
Mary aka Polly b ca 1792
NOTE
Some sources say: May have a father Solomon Park of Hunterdon NJ
NOTES
Naomi Parke was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, on May 20, 1751, and was a daughter of William and Sarah Jewell Parke.
Subsequently, she married Joseph Bonham about 1767. Moreover, it is believed that they were married in New Jersey, but no definite record has been found.
It would seem that Joseph and Naomi relocated to northern Virginia, viz., Loudoun County, not long after their marriage.
They seem to have remained here until at least 1790 after which the family moved to Wythe County in western Virginia.
Within this context, it has been asserted by some researchers that Naomi Parke Bonham died about 1780 and that Joseph remarried.
However, this does not seem to be the case because in 1803 Joseph Bonham appointed "my well beloved wife Naomy" as executor of his will.
Although, it is possible that the given name of Joseph's putative second wife was also Naomi, this does not seem likely and it would seem almost certain that Naomi Parke Bonham was still living in 1803 and probably died in Wythe County, but no date or burial place is known.
Concomitantly, some researchers assert that Naomi Parke Bonham married William Richardson in Grayson County, Virginia, on August 16, 1824; however, this was undoubtedly her granddaughter and namesake, a daughter of William and Betsy Williams Bonham.
Source Notes and Citations:
1. Cecilia B. Parke, Descendants of Roger Parke, immigrant, 1648-1739, privately published, 7162 Cambridge St., Spring Hill, FL, 34606-4201, 2000.
Cecelia B. Parke indicates in her notes on Joseph Bonham that he and Naomi's children were born 1767-1777 and indicates that Joseph may have had a second marriage in which there were three other children born from 1785-1789.
Additional Citations:
2. Howard Eugene Bonham and Jean Allin, Bonham and Related Family Lines, Bonham Book(s), 5104 Bridlington Ln., Raleigh, NC, 27612, printed by Genie Plus, Bradenton, FL, 1996: pg. 261.
Daughter of William Parke and Sarah Jewell
Born 5/20/1751 Hunterdon NJ
Name can be Park/Parke.
Married Joseph Bonham ca 1767 Grayson Cty Va
Died unknown after 1792 Va
Believed to be buried on family farm in now lost cemetery
Pls contact me with info on Naomi
Children
Rachel Scott Bonham Ball Weiss b 1770 d 1830
William b 1768 d 1853
Catherine b ca 1771
Zilphia b ca 1772
Ephraim b 1774
Hezekiah b ca 1775 d 1847
Elizabeth aka Betsy b ca 1781 d 1863
Alsa b ca 1785
Mary aka Polly b ca 1792
NOTE
Some sources say: May have a father Solomon Park of Hunterdon NJ
NOTES
Naomi Parke was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, on May 20, 1751, and was a daughter of William and Sarah Jewell Parke.
Subsequently, she married Joseph Bonham about 1767. Moreover, it is believed that they were married in New Jersey, but no definite record has been found.
It would seem that Joseph and Naomi relocated to northern Virginia, viz., Loudoun County, not long after their marriage.
They seem to have remained here until at least 1790 after which the family moved to Wythe County in western Virginia.
Within this context, it has been asserted by some researchers that Naomi Parke Bonham died about 1780 and that Joseph remarried.
However, this does not seem to be the case because in 1803 Joseph Bonham appointed "my well beloved wife Naomy" as executor of his will.
Although, it is possible that the given name of Joseph's putative second wife was also Naomi, this does not seem likely and it would seem almost certain that Naomi Parke Bonham was still living in 1803 and probably died in Wythe County, but no date or burial place is known.
Concomitantly, some researchers assert that Naomi Parke Bonham married William Richardson in Grayson County, Virginia, on August 16, 1824; however, this was undoubtedly her granddaughter and namesake, a daughter of William and Betsy Williams Bonham.
Source Notes and Citations:
1. Cecilia B. Parke, Descendants of Roger Parke, immigrant, 1648-1739, privately published, 7162 Cambridge St., Spring Hill, FL, 34606-4201, 2000.
Cecelia B. Parke indicates in her notes on Joseph Bonham that he and Naomi's children were born 1767-1777 and indicates that Joseph may have had a second marriage in which there were three other children born from 1785-1789.
Additional Citations:
2. Howard Eugene Bonham and Jean Allin, Bonham and Related Family Lines, Bonham Book(s), 5104 Bridlington Ln., Raleigh, NC, 27612, printed by Genie Plus, Bradenton, FL, 1996: pg. 261.
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