Eliphalet's first wife, the daughter of John Beach and Mary Royce.
Kelly Beach note: there are several Parker and Beach lines intertwined in marriage, and the early John Beach's are difficult to distinguish via record. By my best research, Hannah's father John Beach is 5th child of planter Thomas Beach and his wife Sarah Platt. Thomas is a founder of Milford, CT. Hannah's father, John was born in Milford, and after found in Wallingford, CT where he likely met Mary Royce. Their marriage records are found in Wallingford records, where her husband Eliphalet was born and much of the Parker family can be found. My best research at this time has children of Eliphalet Parker and Hannah Beach as: Elida, m, b 1710; Capt. Elida, m, b 1712; Justina, f, b 1714; Arnon, m, b 1716; Gamaleil, m, 1718; Lieut Didmymus, m, b 1721; Eliphalet jr, m, also b abt 1721; Johannah, f, b 1723; Thankful, f, b 1725; Bethueal, f, b 1727; Benjamin, m b 1729.
Respectfully submitted Kelly M. Beach FAG contributor #48171947. I welcome all family history record discussion. [email protected]
Kelly Beach note: there are several Parker and Beach lines intertwined in marriage, and the early John Beach's are difficult to distinguish via record. By my best research, Hannah's father John Beach is 5th child of planter Thomas Beach and his wife Sarah Platt. Thomas is a founder of Milford, CT. Hannah's father, John was born in Milford, and after found in Wallingford, CT where he likely met Mary Royce. Their marriage records are found in Wallingford records, where her husband Eliphalet was born and much of the Parker family can be found. My best research at this time has children of Eliphalet Parker and Hannah Beach as: Elida, m, b 1710; Capt. Elida, m, b 1712; Justina, f, b 1714; Arnon, m, b 1716; Gamaleil, m, 1718; Lieut Didmymus, m, b 1721; Eliphalet jr, m, also b abt 1721; Johannah, f, b 1723; Thankful, f, b 1725; Bethueal, f, b 1727; Benjamin, m b 1729.
Respectfully submitted Kelly M. Beach FAG contributor #48171947. I welcome all family history record discussion. [email protected]
Eliphalet's first wife, the daughter of John Beach and Mary Royce.
Kelly Beach note: there are several Parker and Beach lines intertwined in marriage, and the early John Beach's are difficult to distinguish via record. By my best research, Hannah's father John Beach is 5th child of planter Thomas Beach and his wife Sarah Platt. Thomas is a founder of Milford, CT. Hannah's father, John was born in Milford, and after found in Wallingford, CT where he likely met Mary Royce. Their marriage records are found in Wallingford records, where her husband Eliphalet was born and much of the Parker family can be found. My best research at this time has children of Eliphalet Parker and Hannah Beach as: Elida, m, b 1710; Capt. Elida, m, b 1712; Justina, f, b 1714; Arnon, m, b 1716; Gamaleil, m, 1718; Lieut Didmymus, m, b 1721; Eliphalet jr, m, also b abt 1721; Johannah, f, b 1723; Thankful, f, b 1725; Bethueal, f, b 1727; Benjamin, m b 1729.
Respectfully submitted Kelly M. Beach FAG contributor #48171947. I welcome all family history record discussion. [email protected]
Kelly Beach note: there are several Parker and Beach lines intertwined in marriage, and the early John Beach's are difficult to distinguish via record. By my best research, Hannah's father John Beach is 5th child of planter Thomas Beach and his wife Sarah Platt. Thomas is a founder of Milford, CT. Hannah's father, John was born in Milford, and after found in Wallingford, CT where he likely met Mary Royce. Their marriage records are found in Wallingford records, where her husband Eliphalet was born and much of the Parker family can be found. My best research at this time has children of Eliphalet Parker and Hannah Beach as: Elida, m, b 1710; Capt. Elida, m, b 1712; Justina, f, b 1714; Arnon, m, b 1716; Gamaleil, m, 1718; Lieut Didmymus, m, b 1721; Eliphalet jr, m, also b abt 1721; Johannah, f, b 1723; Thankful, f, b 1725; Bethueal, f, b 1727; Benjamin, m b 1729.
Respectfully submitted Kelly M. Beach FAG contributor #48171947. I welcome all family history record discussion. [email protected]
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