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Phillips, William {I3331} (b. )

Reference: 3331

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Barker, William {I3332} (b. 1662, d. 03 NOV 1741)

Source: (Name)
Title: Rhode Island Records
Abbreviation: Genealogy of First 100 Families to Settle Rhode Island

Birth: 1662

Occupation: Freeman
Date: 1691

Occupation: Deputy. Also in 1721, 1722, 1723 and 1724.
Date: 1704

Religion: He was a Quaker.

Death: 03 NOV 1741

Reference: 3332

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Barker, James {I3333} (b. , d. 1634)

Note: Sailed for New England in company with Nicholas Easton - died
on passage on the ship Mary and John ere she reached New
England. The ship left Southampton on March 24, 1634 bound for
New England. Nicholas Easton came in her with his two sons
Peter and John, and so did James Barker and his son James. His
daughter, Christianna had come over before with her husband
Thomas Beecher. They came in 1630. Christianna had previously
been married to Thomas Cooper of Wapping, England, who left her
a freehold estate in Harwich, England. After Beecher's death,
she married Nicholas Easton in 1638 becoming his second wife.
She died Feb 20, 1665.

Immigration: Date: 1634
Place: from London to New England

Death: 1634 on the ship coming from England

Reference: 3333

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Barker, Christianna {I3334} (b. , d. 20 FEB 1664/65)

Death: 20 FEB 1664/65

Reference: 3334

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Barker, Rowland {I3335} (b. )

Note: A coat of arms 'five escalop shells in a cross' was conferred
by Robert Cooke on Dec 17, 1582, in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth, to Rowland Barker, eldest son of John Barker and
Elizabeth, his wife, sister and co-heir to Sir Rowland Hill,
Lord Mayor of London. This coat of arms is distinctive in that
it was conferred - not wrongfully assumed as were and are now
hundreds - by the King's appointed 'clarencieux', Robert Cooke,
on one of his regular 'visitations'.