John Parker

John Parker

Born	1756-05-09
Died	1832-03-14
Select Board
In Office	1791 - 1799 1802 - 1803
Representative to the General Court
In Office	1805 - 1805
Preceded by	Oliver Crosby
Succeeded by	Joseph Locke
Father	John Parker

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John Parker served as:

Select Board, 1791 - 1799, 1802 - 1803
Representative to the General Court, 1805 - 1805

Deed References

Date	Type	Grantor	Grantee	Summary	Property	Recorded
1805	Deed	John Richardson Jr.	John Parker, gentleman	Details	Rev. John Chandler House	173/261 (South)
	For $1,300, the same half acre "about fifty rods south of the meeting house on the west side of the road leading to Boston," beginning ten feet north of "my dwelling house," by John White, John Parker, the tan house and Jonathan P. Pollard, "with all the buildings thereon." Parker was the tanner whose tan house bounded the lot. Billerica town book 10, page 447.
February 10, 1832	Quitclaim	John Parker and Susan Parker	David Parker	Details	Rev. John Chandler House	311/134 (South)
	For one dollar, "a certain tract of land, with a dwelling house thereon ... now occupied by the said David," beginning at the northeast corner at the Boston road ten feet from the northerly end of the house, by David's strip "on which his barn stands," the Parker tan house, and the garden of David Rogers occupied by Joel Wheat, 142 feet on the Boston road, about half an acre. Signed Sept. 3, 1831. David Parker (1786-1874), storekeeper, lived here for decades. Billerica town book 16, page 26.

Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted.