Mary (Rogers) Googins - Did she marry twice?

Here’s the (separated) Mary Parker

And the source https://books.google.com/books?id=FzdPAAAAMAAJ&vq=Rogers&pg=PA11#v=... that shows the Goggins wife having children at the same time as the Parker wife.

Patrick Googins

Benjamin Parker, Jr.
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Tagging Private User who inadvertently raised the question.

Also tagging Judith "Judi" Elaine (McKee) Burns & Private User you know your Parker’s.

Check out the wedding silver ….

https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-5970119

Mary (Gookin) Gedney Cotton Newmarch (1679-1746), married, thirdly, John Newmarch of Kittery, Maine; her Will leaves “plate or silver vessels” to her cousin Mary (Gookin) Parker; her Estate Inventory of 1746 includes “1 Platter ” (see illustration facing page). Then by descent:

Cousin, Mary (Gookin) Parker (1720-d. c. 1772), m. Benjamin Parker, two of their children marry members of Morgrage (later spelled ‘Mugridge’) family:

http://www.airgale.com.au/gookin/d5.htm#i56959

46. Daniel GOOKIN [56959] (Samuel26, Daniel16, Daniel11, John1) was born in 1687 in Cambridge Middlesex Co. Massachusetts USA and died on 17 Jun 1743 in Worcester Worcester Co. Massachusetts USA at age 56.

Daniel married Sarah REMINGTON [56960] [MRIN: 20063] on 09 Jul 1716 in Cambridge Middlesex Co. Massachusetts USA. Sarah was born on 10 May 1688 in Watertown Litchfield Co. Connecticut USA and died in Jun 1743 at age 55.

81 F i. Mary GOOKIN [57118] was born on 29 Apr 1720 in Cambridge Middlesex Co. Massachusetts USA and died in 1772 at age 52. Mary married Benjamin PARKER [57119] [MRIN: 20115] on 10 Nov 1739. Benjamin was born on 29 Jul 1713 in New Castle Rockingham Co. New Hampshire USA and died in 1772 at age 59.

I think I found something an interesting genealogical artifact (and caught Stackpole in an error).

The auction of this silver platter for $149,000 showed its provenance.

https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-5970119

Through a chain of 2nd marriages, Mary (GOOKIN) Parker inherited the platter from her cousin, Mary (GOOKIN) Gedney Cotton Newmarch.

Gookin is not Googins in this case although apparently it was in some cases.

Anyway, I’m quite tickled that dinner ware proves the case.

So - Mary Googins married a man from Ireland (supposedly) and her father gave them a beautiful beach as a wedding gift.

There is confusion again on the Rogers side. Stackpole has only one Richard Rogers, son of Thomas. The Googins book has a Sr & Jr, but it’s vague narrative.

So need more sources.

No, Private User is related Parker’s, and is a profile manager.

So far Mary (Rogers) Googins is my 8th great grandmother's husband's second great niece. https://www.geni.com/path/Erica-Howton+is+related+to+Mary-Googins?from=363677820350011581&path_type=inlaw&to=6000000050760604885

I’m closer to Mary Parker - Mary (Gookin) Parker is my 7th great aunt's nephew's wife's mother. https://www.geni.com/path/Erica-Howton+is+related+to+Mary-Parker?from=363677820350011581&path_type=inlaw&to=6000000010801613712

Mary Rogers was listed by Stackpole as having married twice, 1) Googins 2) Parker, children with both men. This was impossible, so I went looking for any other Mary Googins / Gookins / Goodwin etc, and found the cousins who owned the Dummer serving platter.

That’s because you (Robert Moon) asked if Patrick Googins was ready to be made into a Master profile.