Capt. Edward Parrish, Sr. (Immigrant)

IMMIGRANT, 1635

SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF THE PROVINCE UNDER LORD BALTIMORE

Edward immigrated to Elizabeth City, Virginia on the ship "Hopewell" in 1635. He purchased 200 acres in Elizabeth City Co., VA on 31 May 1648.

WARNING: Parentage of Captain Thomas Price Parrish, II is speculative. Some show he immigrated abt 1640.

FROM THE TWENTIETH CENTURY BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY: PARRISH, Joseph, physician, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 2, 1779; son of Isaac and Sarah (Mitchell) Parrish; grandson of John and Elizabeth (Roberts) Parrish, and of Abraham and Sarah (Robins) Mitchell, and fifth in descent from Capt. Edward Parrish (1600-1679) of Yorkshire, England, who immigrated to Maryland about 1640, and was surveyor-general of the province under Lord Baltimore, whose colonists he is said to have brought to Maryland in the ship he commanded. He was converted to the Quaker faith by George Fox in 1672.

"To the best of my knowledge, my family's accounts maintained through the years state that our earliest known Parrish ancestor is Edward Parrish, born in Yorkshire around 1600. I am descended from him by way of his son Edward, who was born around 1640 in what would become Anne Arundel County, Maryland, according to information provided me by an author of a book consisting mainly of a compilation of some of grandfather Maxfield's correspondence. I have read of a Thomas Parrish born around 1580 who might be Edward's father." --Stephen Parrish

Sources: 1) Erin Spiceland Database, 12 Dec 2004 http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED &db=espiceland&id=I532 2) Parrish Family files of Stephen Parrish, spcpa2_AT_charter.net, 22 Jul 2008 3) The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume IIV

Sources: 1.Media: Website Title: Genealogy of Fast, Shriver, Burns, Scott, McKibben, including descendants of Revolutionary War Hero Christian Fast Author: Larry Overmire Publication: RootsWeb World Connect Project, © 2000-2009 Date: 15 Dec 2009

IMMIGRANT, 1635

SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF THE PROVINCE UNDER LORD BALTIMORE

Edward immigrated to Elizabeth City, Virginia on the ship "Hopewell" in 1635. He purchased 200 acres in Elizabeth City Co., VA on 31 May 1648.

WARNING: The parent shown here is speculative. Some show he immigrated abt 1640.

FROM THE TWENTIETH CENTURY BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY: PARRISH, Joseph, physician, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 2, 1779; son of Isaac and Sarah (Mitchell) Parrish; grandson of John and Elizabeth (Roberts) Parrish, and of Abraham and Sarah (Robins) Mitchell, and fifth in descent from Capt. Edward Parrish (1600-1679) of Yorkshire, England, who immigrated to Maryland about 1640, and was surveyor-general of the province under Lord Baltimore, whose colonists he is said to have brought to Maryland in the ship he commanded. He was converted to the Quaker faith by George Fox in 1672.

"To the best of my knowledge, my family's accounts maintained through the years state that our earliest known Parrish ancestor is Edward Parrish, born in Yorkshire around 1600. I am descended from him by way of his son Edward, who was born around 1640 in what would become Anne Arundel County, Maryland, according to information provided me by an author of a book consisting mainly of a compilation of some of grandfather Maxfield's correspondence. I have read of a Thomas Parrish born around 1580 who might be Edward's father." --Stephen Parrish

about 1634
West River, Anne Arundel, Maryland, British Colonial America

1640
Virginia, British Colonial America
SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF THE PROVINCE UNDER LORD BALTIMORE Edward immigrated to Elizabeth City, Virginia on the ship "Hopewell" in 1635, and whose colonists he is said to have brought to Maryland in the ship he commanded. He was converted to the Quaker faith by George Fox in 1672. He purchased 200 acres in Elizabeth City Co., VA on 31 May 1648.

1655
Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States

Residence
Elizabeth Acres, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, United States