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Eleazer Parrott & descendants in Massachusetts • 19 people in the tree, but living individuals have not been knowingly posted • Comments? Corrections? Additions? Please write. Image: Cover of The Modern Priscilla. Its editor-in-chief for 32 years was Isaiah Clarkson Parrott. |
This family has no known living male descendants. It can be traced back to an Eleazer, who was born in Lynn, Massachusetts ca 1778. It remains to be determined if Eleazer was related to the other Parrott family from Lynn, MA or it originated elsewhere. Eleazer was the right age to have been another child of Benjamin, the patriarch of the Lynn, MA Parrotts.
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1. Eleazer Parrott was born in 1778 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 23 Nov 1850 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 72.
Eleazer married Lois Collins on 16 Nov 1796 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Lois was born on 15 Jan 1772 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 7 Mar 1841 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 69.
Children from this marriage were:
2 F i. Mary Parrott was born on 12 Jan 1797 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 19 Nov 1856 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 59.
Mary married Job Collins Wait on 15 Jan 1815. Job Collins was born on 6 Sep 1792 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died in 1854 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 62.
3 F ii. Eliza Parrott was born on 10 Oct 1800 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 10 Jul 1843 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 42.
Eliza married William Bowley on 27 Dec 1818 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. William was born in 1796 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 24 Feb 1852 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 56.
4 F iii. Martha Parrott was born in 1803 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 3 Oct 1873 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 70.
Martha married Thomas Townsend on 5 Dec 1830 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Thomas was born in 1800 in Lynnfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 14 Mar 1886 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 86.
5 F iv. Sally Parrott was born on 12 Aug 1806 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts.
+ 6 M v. Isaiah Hitchings Parrott was born on 26 Apr 1809 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 9 May 1873 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 64.
7 F vi. Lucinda Parrott was born on 28 Sep 1815 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 16 Oct 1843 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 28.
Lucinda married Jonathan Rhodes on 24 Sep 1841 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Jonathan was born in 1816 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 25 Jul 1899 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 83.
6. Isaiah Hitchings Parrott (Eleazer1) was born on 26 Apr 1809 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 9 May 1873 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 64.
Isaiah Hitchings married Harriet Granger on 6 May 1830 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Harriet was born in 1809 in Massachusetts and died on 12 Nov 1837 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 28.
The child from this marriage was:
8 F i. Harriet Collins Parrott was born on 9 Jul 1831 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts.
Isaiah Hitchings next married Elizabeth J. Graves on 13 Dec 1838 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Elizabeth J. was born in 1815 and died on 10 May 1840 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 25.
Isaiah Hitchings next married Martha Ann Chapman on 13 Jun 1841 in Marblehead, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Martha Ann was born in 1814 in Marblehead, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 24 Mar 1884 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 70.
Children from this marriage were:
9 F i. Sarah Elizabeth Parrott was born on 15 Sep 1847 in Massachusetts.
Sarah Elizabeth married Charles H. Vickary on 13 Jun 1867 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Charles H. was born in 1841 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died in 1915 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts at age 74.
10 M ii. Isaiah Clarkson Parrott was born on 6 Jul 1852 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts and died on 13 Sep 1918 in Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts at age 66.
General Notes: LYNN SHOE NOTES
Isaiah Clarkson Parrott, editor of "The Modern Priscilla," who died the Brimmer Chambers, Boston, September 13, was the son of the late Isaiah C. (sic) Parrott, for many years a shoe manufacturer of Lynn.
Hide and Leather. 21 Sept. 1918 56(12):31
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"MODERN PRISCILLA (1887-1930) began at Lynn, Massachusetts, as a sixteen-page quarto devoted to fancy work, dress patterns, china painting, and needlework in general, at fifty cents a year. In 1894 it was moved to Boston, and eventually it was enlarged in scope to cover many other aspects of women's home life. It absorbed EVERYDAY HOUSEKEEPING in March 1912, and HOME NEEDLEWORK MAGAZINE in May 1917. The last issue was July 1930, after which it apparently merged into NEEDLECRAFT."
http://www.magazineart.org/main.php/v/womens/modernpriscilla/
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ISAIAH CLARKSON PARROTT
The many knitters and devotees of needlework will be interested to know that Isaiah Clarkson Parrott, who recently died in Boston, was editor of The Modern Priscilla for tthe past thirttwo-two (sic) years. To Mr. Clarkson needlework was an art, and he was the possessor of many pieces of rare beauty which were a delight to himself and his friends, and to his collection he was constantly adding.
Needlework, however, was but one of the many arts in which Mr. Parrott was interested, musicians, painters and decorators were among his close friends, and he was well-informed in all branches. Singing was his delight and he had a special fondness for all the coloratura soprani, particularly Galli-Curci. The collection of (sic) rare old jeyels (sic) was also his hobby. Scarabs shaped by Egyptians, dead these thousands of years; seals used to place the mark of authority on royal documents of Assyrian kings; jewelry worn by citizens of the Roman Empire, as well as by reigning beauties of the days when France was a monarchy; "poison rings" fashioned by Italy's cunning craftsmen of years gone by to speed the departure of some mortal tired of this world's activities or dangers; a bishop's ring and pectoral cross, worn by some church dignitary of long ago; antique rosaries, cameos, intaglios and curios galore, each suggesting tales of by-gone days more fascinating than fiction; all these were among his treasures.
His faculty for friendship was rare. Not only did he hold fast to his old friends, but because of his deep personal interest in all that went on about him, he was constantly adding the new.
In his passing there has bone a rarely beautiful spirit, one of God's true gentlemen.
The Leaf-Chronicle (TN), 22 Nov 1918, p 2
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