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     Thomas Edward Parker is the son of Mary Irene Robinson.

     A.H. Parks married Mary Louvinia Allison, daughter of George Allison and Panthea Sharpe, in 1866.¹

     John Parmer is the son of Jo Nabors.

     Melinda Parmer is the daughter of John Parmer.

     Ann Parsons was born. Ann Parsons died.

     Ann Parsons married (?) Redman. Ann Parsons married John Richbell.² Ann Parsons died after 1 April 1700 at Mamaroneck, Westchester, New York, USA.¹
          Ann Parsons left a will on 1 April 1700 at Mamaroneck, Westchester, New York, USA.¹

     Bartholomew Parsons married Martha Pinckney, daughter of William Pinckney and Anne Webb, on 29 October 1604 at Milston, Wiltshire, England.¹

     Joanna Parsons was born in 1605 at Milston, Wiltshire, England.¹ Joanna Parsons was the daughter of Bartholomew Parsons and Martha Pinckney.¹

     Rhoda Paschal was born circa 1815 at Tennessee, USA. Rhoda Paschal married James Lawrence on 30 March 1837 at Sumter, Alabama, USA. Rhoda Paschal died after 1870 at Probably El Dorado, Union, Arkansas, USA.
          Her married name was Lawrence.

     Thomas Passmore was born at Of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA.¹ Thomas Passmore married Mary Whittemore, daughter of Lt. Joel Whittemore and Abishag Hoyt, circa 1770.¹

     John Patenson was born at Of London, England. John Patenson married an unknown person on 4 May 1545 at London, England. John Patenson died.

     Hannah Paul married Scarlett (?).¹ Hannah Paul married James Whittemore, son of Daniel Whittemore and Mary Mellins, in May 1703 at Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ Hannah Paul died in 1718.¹

     Thomas B. Payne was born. Thomas B. Payne married Sarah Hartwell, daughter of Abraham Hartwell and Mary Lawrence.¹ Thomas B. Payne died.

     Samuel Peacock married Mary Kittredge.¹

     Thomas Peacock was born on 28 November 1726 at Billerica, Massachusetts, USA.¹ Thomas Peacock was the son of Samuel Peacock and Mary Kittredge.¹ Thomas Peacock married Hannah Whittemore, daughter of William Whittemore and Mary Tolman, on 12 February 1752.¹ Thomas Peacock died on 6 October 1758 at Tewksbury, Massachusetts, USA, at age 31.¹

     Captain Samuel Pease married Mary (?).¹ Captain Samuel Pease died on 12 October 1689 at Off Martha's Vineyard.¹
          Captain Samuel Pease was a Captain.¹

     (?) Pell was the daughter of John Pell and Margaret Overend.¹

     (?) Pell was the daughter of John Pell and Margaret Overend.¹

     Alice Pell is the daughter of John Pell and Elizabeth (?).¹

     Andrew Pell was the son of John Pell and Margaret Overend.¹

     Anna Pell was the daughter of Thomas Pell and Anna (?).¹ Anna Pell married Samuel Broadhurst, son of Jonathan Broadhurst.¹

     Bathsheba Pell was the daughter of Thomas Pell and Anna (?).¹ Bathsheba Pell married Theophilus Bartow.¹

     Caleb Pell was born in 1712.¹ Caleb Pell was the son of Thomas Pell and Anna (?).¹ Caleb Pell married Mary Ferris.¹ Caleb Pell died in 1768.¹

     David Pell was the son of Thomas Pell and Anna (?).¹ David Pell died in 1735.¹

     Edward Pell was born in 1535 at England.¹ Edward Pell was the son of Thomas Pell and Alice Flower.¹ Edward Pell died on 10 March 1578 at England.¹

     Elizabeth Pell was the daughter of John Pell and Rachel Pinckney.^1,2 Elizabeth Pell married Samuel Huestis, son of Robert Huestis and Elizabeth Buxton, before 1 May 1700 at Westchester, New York, USA.¹

     Elizabeth Pell was the daughter of Rt. Rev. Hon. John Pell and Ithamaria Reginolles.¹ Elizabeth Pell died in 1665 at London, England; She died in the Great Fire of London.¹
          Elizabeth Pell was also known as Betsy Pell.¹

     Jeffrey Pell was the son of John Pell and Margaret Overend.² Jeffrey Pell married Catharine Read.² Jeffrey Pell died in 1616.²

     John Pell was born on 3 February 1643 at London, England.³ John Pell was the son of Rt. Rev. Hon. John Pell and Ithamaria Reginolles.^2,3 John Pell married Rachel Pinckney, daughter of Philip Pinckney, in 1684 at Westchester, New York, USA.^4,3 John Pell died after September 1719 at Manor of Pelham, Westchester, New York, USA.⁴
          John Pell was a He probably was a lawyer.³
He was a Sewer in Ordinary in the Court of Charles II of England.³
He was a page at the Court of England.³
     John Pell left a will on 21 September 1669 at Westchester, New York, USA,
; Thomas Pell leaves Pelham Manor to his nephew John Pell. His will says, "I doe make my nephew, John Pell, living in Ould England, the only sonne of my only brother John Pell, Doctor of Divinity, my whole and sole heire of all my lands and houses in any parte of New england or ye territores of ye Duke of Yorke. I also give my nephew John Pell (my whole and sole heire) all my goods moveable or immoveable whatsoever -- money, plate, chattels and cattle of all kinde -- except such parcells and legacyes which I give and bequeath to such persons as followeth . . .³ " John Pell arrives in Boston, Massachusetts, in the fall of 1670 a letter of introduction to Gov. John Winthrop from Lord Brereton. The letter said that Pell now owns the property formerly held by his uncle in Fairfield, Connecticut and Westchester, New York.³
He became the first judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Westchester.³
He served as a member in the Provincial Assembly.³
He was a lieutenant colonel in the militia.³
He served as Major of Horse in the French and Indian Wars.³
He was granted by the King of England the power to destroy wolves and paid Native Americans a bounty for each wolf killed within the area over which he had authority.³
Sir John Pell sold several thousand acres to Jacob Leisler. The land was settled by Huguenots from La Rochelle, France, and later became what is now New Rochelle.³

     John Pell was the son of John Pell and Rachel Pinckney.¹