A Revolutionary War Soldier
========================
Oliver Parmenter married -
(1) Cynthia Parmenter (cousin) 4 Dec 1784
(2) Vianna (or Vina) Fay 4 Apr 1793
(3) Nancy McIntire
(marriage info from "FAMILY TREE BOOK, Descendents of Deacon John Parmenter - Pioneering Parmenters of America", 2009.)
Birth info provided by James Parmenter
------------
Oliver Parmenter, son of Deliverance and Mary (Osborne) Parmenter, was born in Sudbury, Oct, 12, 1762, He was in the war of the Revolution, entering the service when only fifteen or sixteen years of age. Soon after the close of the war, he married his cousin, a daughter of Jason Parmenter of Bernardston, Mass. He resided in that place until the death of his wife, which took place about 1790. He then came to Marlborough, worked for his brother Thaddeus a short time, and then purchased a lot of wild land in the north part of the town, now within the limits of Roxbury, His house was located on a knoll, a little north of the Daiken meadow, so called.
He married for a second time, Apr, 4, 1793, Vianna Fay of Athol, Mass, It is probable he made but little improvement on his land, as his wife died when he had resided here but a few years. He then disposed of his property, and removed to Springfield, Vt,, where he soon after married Nancy McLentice [sic., should be McIntire], He resided in Springfield many years, but in his old age he removed to Moriah, Essex Co,, N.Y., where he died at an advanced age.
[Charles Bemis, History of the Town of Marlborough, NH, 1881]
Bio and parent links provided by Ralph Wilson
========================
Oliver Parmenter married -
(1) Cynthia Parmenter (cousin) 4 Dec 1784
(2) Vianna (or Vina) Fay 4 Apr 1793
(3) Nancy McIntire
(marriage info from "FAMILY TREE BOOK, Descendents of Deacon John Parmenter - Pioneering Parmenters of America", 2009.)
Birth info provided by James Parmenter
------------
Oliver Parmenter, son of Deliverance and Mary (Osborne) Parmenter, was born in Sudbury, Oct, 12, 1762, He was in the war of the Revolution, entering the service when only fifteen or sixteen years of age. Soon after the close of the war, he married his cousin, a daughter of Jason Parmenter of Bernardston, Mass. He resided in that place until the death of his wife, which took place about 1790. He then came to Marlborough, worked for his brother Thaddeus a short time, and then purchased a lot of wild land in the north part of the town, now within the limits of Roxbury, His house was located on a knoll, a little north of the Daiken meadow, so called.
He married for a second time, Apr, 4, 1793, Vianna Fay of Athol, Mass, It is probable he made but little improvement on his land, as his wife died when he had resided here but a few years. He then disposed of his property, and removed to Springfield, Vt,, where he soon after married Nancy McLentice [sic., should be McIntire], He resided in Springfield many years, but in his old age he removed to Moriah, Essex Co,, N.Y., where he died at an advanced age.
[Charles Bemis, History of the Town of Marlborough, NH, 1881]
Bio and parent links provided by Ralph Wilson
A Revolutionary War Soldier
========================
Oliver Parmenter married -
(1) Cynthia Parmenter (cousin) 4 Dec 1784
(2) Vianna (or Vina) Fay 4 Apr 1793
(3) Nancy McIntire
(marriage info from "FAMILY TREE BOOK, Descendents of Deacon John Parmenter - Pioneering Parmenters of America", 2009.)
Birth info provided by James Parmenter
------------
Oliver Parmenter, son of Deliverance and Mary (Osborne) Parmenter, was born in Sudbury, Oct, 12, 1762, He was in the war of the Revolution, entering the service when only fifteen or sixteen years of age. Soon after the close of the war, he married his cousin, a daughter of Jason Parmenter of Bernardston, Mass. He resided in that place until the death of his wife, which took place about 1790. He then came to Marlborough, worked for his brother Thaddeus a short time, and then purchased a lot of wild land in the north part of the town, now within the limits of Roxbury, His house was located on a knoll, a little north of the Daiken meadow, so called.
He married for a second time, Apr, 4, 1793, Vianna Fay of Athol, Mass, It is probable he made but little improvement on his land, as his wife died when he had resided here but a few years. He then disposed of his property, and removed to Springfield, Vt,, where he soon after married Nancy McLentice [sic., should be McIntire], He resided in Springfield many years, but in his old age he removed to Moriah, Essex Co,, N.Y., where he died at an advanced age.
[Charles Bemis, History of the Town of Marlborough, NH, 1881]
Bio and parent links provided by Ralph Wilson
========================
Oliver Parmenter married -
(1) Cynthia Parmenter (cousin) 4 Dec 1784
(2) Vianna (or Vina) Fay 4 Apr 1793
(3) Nancy McIntire
(marriage info from "FAMILY TREE BOOK, Descendents of Deacon John Parmenter - Pioneering Parmenters of America", 2009.)
Birth info provided by James Parmenter
------------
Oliver Parmenter, son of Deliverance and Mary (Osborne) Parmenter, was born in Sudbury, Oct, 12, 1762, He was in the war of the Revolution, entering the service when only fifteen or sixteen years of age. Soon after the close of the war, he married his cousin, a daughter of Jason Parmenter of Bernardston, Mass. He resided in that place until the death of his wife, which took place about 1790. He then came to Marlborough, worked for his brother Thaddeus a short time, and then purchased a lot of wild land in the north part of the town, now within the limits of Roxbury, His house was located on a knoll, a little north of the Daiken meadow, so called.
He married for a second time, Apr, 4, 1793, Vianna Fay of Athol, Mass, It is probable he made but little improvement on his land, as his wife died when he had resided here but a few years. He then disposed of his property, and removed to Springfield, Vt,, where he soon after married Nancy McLentice [sic., should be McIntire], He resided in Springfield many years, but in his old age he removed to Moriah, Essex Co,, N.Y., where he died at an advanced age.
[Charles Bemis, History of the Town of Marlborough, NH, 1881]
Bio and parent links provided by Ralph Wilson
Inscription
Mr.
Oliver Parmenter
died June 14
1841
in his 79 year
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
