Sarah Sabin

Not the same as Sarah Parker

Children of Joseph and Mary( —) Parker of Andover:

iii. Sarah, born about 1646, living 1708; married Benjamin Saben and removed to New London, Connecticut.

From EARLY RECORDS OF THE PARKER FAMILY OF ANDOVER also PEABODY COMPILED BY CHARLOTTE HELEN ABBOTT.

Sarah (2) bapt. July 5, 1678; [as an adult] in will of father, called wife of Ben Sabin; was res. of New London, Conn. before 1710; she was m. in Medfield, Ju1y 15, 1678; (perhaps Mary Johnson, wife of Return Johnson of Medfield made the match, as she was here about that time.) Ben died in Pomfret, Conn

Family

Benjamin Sabin m. second, Sarah Parker, July 5, 1678, who died Jan. 22, 1717-8.

Children by second wife:

1. Sarah, born in Roxbury Aug. 1, 1679 (married Samuel Adams Jan. 6, 1795);
2. Nehemiah, born in Roxbury Jan. 10, 1681;
3. Patience, born in Roxbury May 3, 1682;
4. Jeremiah, born in Roxbury March 11, 1684;
5. Experience, born in Roxbury in February, 1686 (married David Morse, of Medfield, Aug. 22, 1705);
6. Stephen, born in Woodstock May 30, 1689; and
7. Timothy, born in Woodstock in 1694.

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References

1. Winifred Lovering Holman Papers, Mss 920, R. Stanton Avery Special Collections, New England Historic Genealogical Society, online at DigitalCollections.AmericanAncestors.org < AmericanAncestors > “Andover Ancestry : compiled for Chauncy Devereux Stillman of New York City.” Volume 2, Page 9. “17 November 1708, Huth Guile of Haverhill having rights in the estate of her brother, Thomas Parker, quit same to Joseph Parker Jr., of Andover, Payments were made by the said Joseph the administrator to Stephen Parker, Mary Parker alias Frye, to Sarah Parker alias Sabens, to Joseph Parker for his own share, and to Huth Parker alias Gile, 3-1-9 each, (Essex Probate.) (document attached)
2. Pioneers of Massachusetts, 1620-1650: (1900) Charles H. Pope Higginson Book Company, Jan 1, 1990 - 550 pages.  Page 388.  
3. "The Parker Family of Andover" PDF file
4. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/112108361/sarah-sabin “ Information about her is found in the Pomfret Cemetery records but there is no record of her place of burial. As her husband, Benjamin's, first tombstone was illegible and a later one was placed against the old one, it is probable that she was buried near her husband but the marker was lost over time. Her father was Joseph Parker.”
   1. Source of marriage date—July 5, 1678 —First Settlers on New England by James Savage pub 1862 page 1
5. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/about/KN9T-3DL (wrong parents as of 17 November 2022)