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MARY ELIZABETH PACKER 1709-1732
MARY ELIZABETH PACKER 1709-1732
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Search.........Person Gender.........female PAF-ID.........09000321 Age............23y 0m 0d Fam-Group......SEARLS Fam-ID.........PACKER Citizenship....immigrant Status.........deceased Last-Marital...married |
#Marriages.....1 #Divorces......0 #Sources.......1 #Events........1 #Images:.......6 #Comments......1 #Siblings......0 #Children......4 |
Person-Type....A Immigrant?.....immigrant Immig-Known?...immigrant Parent?........mother Spouse?........wife Sibling?.......sister Child?......... Twin...........no Adopted?....... |
Title(s)....... Ancestor....... triple ancestor RelatedToMe....6XGreat;6XGreat Gen-#..........09;10 Ahn-#..........00000000321;00000000653 Religion....... PoliticParty... Ht/Wt/Eye/Hair. Burial......... |
Spouse(s) and Children
- Marriage: 1732-09-27 Burnford (Oxfordshire) England
- Spouse: JOHN SEARLS Sr., male, born:1711-04-11 London (Middlesex) England, died:1770 (58y 8m 21d) ?Chappaquiddick (Westchester) New York, Anc:2, Dad:ROBERT SEARLS, Mom:MARY\MATILDA QUARTERMAIN, #Cmnts:1, #SrcDocs:1
- ..Child: JOHN SEARLS Jr., male, born:1732-05-11 Mount Pleasant (Westchester) New York, died:1810-08-29 (78y 3m 18d) Coxsackie (Greene) New York, Anc:2, Dad:JOHN SEARLS Sr., Mom:MARY ELIZABETH PACKER, #Cmnts:3, #SrcDocs:20
- ..Child: MARY ELIZABETH PACKER
- ..Child: MARY ELIZABETH PACKER
- ..Child: MARY ELIZABETH PACKER
Events
Birth: 1709 , Age:23, Biddestone, Wiltshire county, England, Packer is her maiden name per marriage notation in the London records called 'Piece 414: Fleet Notebooks (Burnford), 1732 Sep - Nov. Sometimes 'Packer' is an occupation noted on the record of some people.
Baptism: 1709-03-12, Age:23y 0m 0d, Biddestone, Wiltshire county, England, Role:baptised, A notation of the baptism on Mar.12, 1709 of Mary Packer, daughter of Mathew Packer, was recorded in Biddestone Parish Registers in Wiltshire England., ImageID: S__0231
Death: 1732-1799, Age:23y 0m 0d, ?Westchester county New York
Married: 1732-09-27, Age:23y 0m 0d, Burnford, Oxfordshire county, England, Official:D. Wigmore, Role:bride, The marriage record on Sep.27, 1732 in Burnford, Oxfordshire county, England, said that John Searls Sr. was a mariner of St. Pauls. The ceremony was performed by D. Wigmore., ImageID: S__0225
Birth: 1709 , Age:23, Biddestone, Wiltshire county, England, Packer is her maiden name per marriage notation in the London records called 'Piece 414: Fleet Notebooks (Burnford), 1732 Sep - Nov. Sometimes 'Packer' is an occupation noted on the record of some people.
Baptism: 1709-03-12, Age:23y 0m 0d, Biddestone, Wiltshire county, England, Role:baptised, A notation of the baptism on Mar.12, 1709 of Mary Packer, daughter of Mathew Packer, was recorded in Biddestone Parish Registers in Wiltshire England., ImageID: S__0231
Death: 1732-1799, Age:23y 0m 0d, ?Westchester county New York
Married: 1732-09-27, Age:23y 0m 0d, Burnford, Oxfordshire county, England, Official:D. Wigmore, Role:bride, The marriage record on Sep.27, 1732 in Burnford, Oxfordshire county, England, said that John Searls Sr. was a mariner of St. Pauls. The ceremony was performed by D. Wigmore., ImageID: S__0225
General
Ancestry.com family of John Searls Sr. and Mary Packer including their son Adam. · · Ancestry.com family of Mary Elizabeth Packer, wife of John Searls Sr. including their child Adam. This family information also says Mary was first married to John Norris in 1731 in England. (see Image S__0230).
Research
Her father's first name may have been Mathew.
Her father's first name may have been Mathew.
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S__0223 - Family of John Searls Sr. and Mary Packer
S__0225 - Marriage of John Searls Sr. and Elizabeth Packer - Notation
S__0229 - Family of Mary Elizabeth Packer, wife of John Searls Sr.
S__0231 - Baptism of Mary Packer, Daughter of Mathew Packer in England
Z__0001 - Map of Counties of England
Z__0032 - Map of Counties of New York
S__0223 - Family of John Searls Sr. and Mary Packer
S__0225 - Marriage of John Searls Sr. and Elizabeth Packer - Notation
S__0229 - Family of Mary Elizabeth Packer, wife of John Searls Sr.
S__0231 - Baptism of Mary Packer, Daughter of Mathew Packer in England
Z__0001 - Map of Counties of England
Z__0032 - Map of Counties of New York
Sources
Susan M. Fisher entry on FamilySearch website for Fishers and Searls
Susan M. Fisher entry on FamilySearch website for Fishers and Searls
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