John was born during the 1794-1800 time frame. He died sometime 1840-1849, subsequent to wife Prudence.
Prudence's maiden name is not known, though she was a widow bearing the last name of Hopkins when she married John.
John most likely also was previously widowed, though whether or not that was the case is not known.
With Prudence he had sons Samuel P., John W., and Henry R. There was also a daughter named Elizabeth, who nothing further is known about, beyond that she seems to have been born during the 1830s.
The family surname - which originally, through two generations earlier, had been Par[r]imore - was much in transition during John and Prudence's lifetimes, the name evolving through forms Parmore, Palmore, Parmer, and Palmer. The name finally eventually permanently settled in their sons' generation.
No marked grave is known or believed to survive anywhere for John, nor for Prudence.
Prudence's maiden name is not known, though she was a widow bearing the last name of Hopkins when she married John.
John most likely also was previously widowed, though whether or not that was the case is not known.
With Prudence he had sons Samuel P., John W., and Henry R. There was also a daughter named Elizabeth, who nothing further is known about, beyond that she seems to have been born during the 1830s.
The family surname - which originally, through two generations earlier, had been Par[r]imore - was much in transition during John and Prudence's lifetimes, the name evolving through forms Parmore, Palmore, Parmer, and Palmer. The name finally eventually permanently settled in their sons' generation.
No marked grave is known or believed to survive anywhere for John, nor for Prudence.
John was born during the 1794-1800 time frame. He died sometime 1840-1849, subsequent to wife Prudence.
Prudence's maiden name is not known, though she was a widow bearing the last name of Hopkins when she married John.
John most likely also was previously widowed, though whether or not that was the case is not known.
With Prudence he had sons Samuel P., John W., and Henry R. There was also a daughter named Elizabeth, who nothing further is known about, beyond that she seems to have been born during the 1830s.
The family surname - which originally, through two generations earlier, had been Par[r]imore - was much in transition during John and Prudence's lifetimes, the name evolving through forms Parmore, Palmore, Parmer, and Palmer. The name finally eventually permanently settled in their sons' generation.
No marked grave is known or believed to survive anywhere for John, nor for Prudence.
Prudence's maiden name is not known, though she was a widow bearing the last name of Hopkins when she married John.
John most likely also was previously widowed, though whether or not that was the case is not known.
With Prudence he had sons Samuel P., John W., and Henry R. There was also a daughter named Elizabeth, who nothing further is known about, beyond that she seems to have been born during the 1830s.
The family surname - which originally, through two generations earlier, had been Par[r]imore - was much in transition during John and Prudence's lifetimes, the name evolving through forms Parmore, Palmore, Parmer, and Palmer. The name finally eventually permanently settled in their sons' generation.
No marked grave is known or believed to survive anywhere for John, nor for Prudence.
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