Phineas William Palmer  ‎(I0166)‎
Name:
Phineas William Palmer


Gender: MaleMale
      

Birth: 1797 38 41 UK
Death: 10 August 1842 ‎(Age 45)‎ Drowned at Marseilles France
Personal Facts and Details
Birth 1797 38 41 UK


Source: Claud B. Palmer Oct 1948 research

Occupation Ship owner.


Source: Will and Testiment

Residence Shadwell

Will Mark Street was executor

LDS Baptism 19 December 1797 Boston, Lincolnshire

Marriage Isabella Taylor - 3 February 1836 ‎(Age 39)‎ Monkwearmouth UK

Death 10 August 1842 ‎(Age 45)‎ Drowned at Marseilles France


Source: Claud B. Palmer Oct 1948 research

Residence 1842 ‎(Age 45)‎ Bishop Wearmouth Diocese & County of Durham


Source: Will and Testiment

Reference Number 166
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Parents Family  (F054)
George Palmer
1759 - 1825
Eleanor Street
1756 - 1844
Elizabeth Palmer
1779 -
Isabella Palmer
1783 -
Sally Palmer
1785 -
Eleanor Palmer
1785 -
Mark Street Palmer
1786 - 1870
George Palmer
1789 - 1866
Jemima Palmer
1791 -
Mary Anne Palmer
1793 -
Phineas William Palmer
1797 - 1842

Immediate Family  (F063)
Isabella Taylor
1805 - 1865
Mark Palmer
1836 - 1844
Isabella Palmer
1836 - 1910
Jane Palmer
1841 -
Phineas William Palmer
1843 - 1843


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Bishopwearmouth parish register Phineas, a ship owner.
A dictionary of Tyne Sailing Ships.
2853 MARIA 2853 MARIA ‎(1829-1843)‎
Snow 257 tons 90.6 x 26.1 feet
1829: Built South Shields by Edward Young, William Moore, John
Lawson & George Smith.
Owners. 23.1.1829: George Palmer ‎(43/64)‎ & Phineas William
Palmer ‎(21/64)‎, both South Shields master mariners. 30.12.1840:
William Tulley ‎(22/64)‎, Thomas Young & Ralph Burn ‎(21/64
each)‎, all South Shields.
Masters. 23.1.1829: Phineas William Palmer. 13. 10.1837: Thomas
Palmer. 25.2.1840: John Murch. 30.12-1840.- James Cleet.
18.11.1843: Isaac Robinson.
On 10 January 1843 the Maria was wrecked at Llanelly.



1740 GATESHEAD ‎(1824-1836)‎
Snow 238 tons 84-6 x 25-9 feet
11.8.1824: Launched at South Shields by Straker & Barras.
Owners. 27.8.1824: George Barras ‎(16/64, s.b.)‎ & Ralph Wylam
16/64, m.t.), Joshua Greene & Robert Matthew Park ‎(8/64 each,
merchants)‎, all Gateshead; Michael Greene ‎(16/64)‎, Dunston.
21.3.1833: Ban-as transferred 8/64ths to Charles Bertram ‎(m.t.)‎,
Gateshead. 6.3.1834: John Clarke & Charles Dunn ‎(32/64 each,
wharfingers)‎, Newcastle.
Masters. 2 7.8.1824: George Nicholson. 12.2. I825: Phenias
William Palmer. 16.6.1828: Joseph Fothergill. 21.3.1833: Henry
Jordeson. I0. I. 1835: John Marton. 1. 6.1835: John Foster Clay.
In 1833, the Gateshead made what was described at the time
"a fine passage' of 30 days from Pictou to Dublin.
She drove ashore on the Lincolnshire coast during March 1836,
when on passage from London to the Tyne, but was re-floated after
discharging part of her cargo. It was a short reprieve. She was
wrecked at Terschelling on 10 December, in the same year.

WILL DATED 1838.
This is the last Will and Testiment of me Phineas William Palmer of Bishopswearmouth in the county of Durham Shipowner. I direct that all my just debts and funeral and Testamentary expences shall be paid out of my personal estateand effects except my household goods and furnature plate linnen china reading books wearing apparel and pictureswhich are hereby bequeathed to my wife absolutely. I give and bequeath all my household goods and furniture plate linnen china wearing apparel pictures and reading books unto my wife Isabella Palmer for her own use and benifit absolutely for ever. I give and Devise unto Mark Street Palmer of Lower Halliford in the county of Middlesex Gentleman my wife Isabella Palmer and William Snowball the younger of Bishopswearmouth aforesaid Gentleman, all my share and Interest in a freehold estate in Shirbeck in the County of Lincoln and all other real estate which I may be possessed of or of which I may have power to dispose of at the time of my decease to hold the same unto and to the use of the said Mark Street Palmer Isabella Palmer and William Snowball their heirs and assigns for ever In trust for my wife Isabella Palmer and her assigns during her life for her and their sole benifit and after the decease of my said wife in trust for all and every or such one or more of my children as shall live to attain the age of twenty one years and their respective heirs and assigns in equal shares as servants in common. I give and bequeath unto the said Mark Street Palmer Isabella Palmer and William Snowball all my ships and vessells monies, securities for money debts and all other my personal estate and effects to hold the same ships and vessells monies, securities for money debts and all other my personal estate and effects unto and to the use of the said Mark Street Palmer Isabella Palmer and William Snowball the younger their executors administrators and assigns to according to the several natures and tenures thereof respectivly upon the trusts following ‎(that is to say)‎
Upon Trust that they said Mark Street Palmer Isabella Palmer and William Snowballor the survivors or survivor of them or the executorsor administrators of such survivors do and shall pay the Interest Dividends profits produce and gains therof to my said wifeIsabella Palmer or permit her to recieve the same during her life for her sole and seperate use and benifit independantly of any husband with whome she may happen to intermarry and without being in anywise subject or liable to his controle debts interferance or engagements And I direct that the recepts in writing of my said wife or of her appointees shall notwithstanding her coverture be sufficient discharges for the same Interest Dividends profits produce and gains and after the decease of my said wife I direct and declare that the said said Mark Street Palmer and William Snowball or the of them, his executors or administrators shall forthwith sell and dispose of my said ships and effects and such part of my Personal Estate as shall not consist of money or securities for money eithor by one or more public sale or sales or private contract or contracts unto any person or persons for such price or prices for ready money or otherwise as can be resonably had or gotten fof the same and shall collect recieve and get in such part of my personal estate as shall consist of money or securities for moneys or debts due to me .And I declair that the said said Mark Street Palmer and William Snowball the survivors of them or the executors or administraters of such survivors shall stand possesed of the monies which shall be produced by the said sales and shall be collected and gotton mi as aforesaid and the rents interests dividends produce and profits uutie such salein trust for all and every of my child , and children and their respective executors Administrators, and assigns in equal shares as tesioucttins common to be paid to them respectivly at their respective ages of twenty one years Provided always and I hereby further direct that if any of my said children shall die in my lifetime leaving Issue living at his, her or their decease or shall die after my decease under the age of twenty one years and leaving issue living at his, her or their decease as aforesaid the share or shares to which the Clued forltie time being dying as last aforesaid would have been entitled had he or she survived me and attained the age of twenty one years shall be in trust for such his or her issue in the same manner and shares as such Issue would have taken the same if the child in dying had attained the age of twenty one years and survived me and died intestate and unmarried. Provided always and I hereby declare that as to my share and Interest in the said Freehold Estate in Shirbeck aforsais directed by the will of my Father George Palmer to be sold and to such parts of my personal estate as shall at my decease consist of money or debts due to me or monies owing or securities it shall and may be lawfull for the said Mark Street Palmer and William Snowball or the survivor of them or the executors Administrators or assignes of such survivor to

Deaths Mar 1893
Palmer Phineas 80 Tunbridge 2a 469
S. Free BDM


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Family with Parents
Father
George Palmer ‎(I0139)‎
Birth 1759 34 33
Death 1825 ‎(Age 66)‎
-3 years
Mother
 
Eleanor Street ‎(I0140)‎
Birth 1756 26 22
Death 1844 ‎(Age 88)‎

Marriage: 21 November 1777 -- Freiston Lincolnshire.
13 months
#1
Sister
Elizabeth Palmer ‎(I0159)‎
Birth about 1779 20 23 UK
4 years
#2
Sister
Isabella Palmer ‎(I0163)‎
Birth about 1783 24 27 Britain
2 years
#3
Sister
Sally Palmer ‎(I0161)‎
Birth about 1785 26 29 UK
#4
Sister
Eleanor Palmer ‎(I0160)‎
Birth 1785 26 29 UK
1 year
#5
Brother
Mark Street Palmer ‎(I0158)‎
Birth 1786 27 30 UK
Death 1870 ‎(Age 84)‎ Unmarried
4 years
#6
Brother
George Palmer ‎(I0137)‎
Birth 31 July 1789 30 33 UK
Death 10 December 1866 ‎(Age 77)‎ Priors Terrace, Tynemouth. UK
17 months
#7
Sister
Jemima Palmer ‎(I0162)‎
Birth 1791 32 35 UK
2 years
#8
Sister
Mary Anne Palmer ‎(I0165)‎
Birth 1793 34 37 UK
4 years
#9
Phineas William Palmer ‎(I0166)‎
Birth 1797 38 41 UK
Death 10 August 1842 ‎(Age 45)‎ Drowned at Marseilles France
Family with Isabella Taylor
Phineas William Palmer ‎(I0166)‎
Birth 1797 38 41 UK
Death 10 August 1842 ‎(Age 45)‎ Drowned at Marseilles France
8 years
Wife
 
Isabella Taylor ‎(I0167)‎
Birth 10 June 1805 43 44 Co. Durham, Monkwearmouth UK
Death 1865 ‎(Age 59)‎ UK

Marriage: 3 February 1836 -- Monkwearmouth UK
-1 month
#1
Son
Mark Palmer ‎(I0168)‎
Birth 1836 39 30
Death 1844 ‎(Age 8)‎
11 months
#2
Daughter
Isabella Palmer ‎(I0170)‎
Birth 16 December 1836 39 31 Co Durham, Bishopwearmouth, England
Death 1910 ‎(Age 73)‎
4 years
#3
Daughter
Jane Palmer ‎(I0182)‎
Birth 1841 44 35 Co. Durham, Bishopwearmouth, England
2 years
#4
Son
Phineas William Palmer ‎(I0169)‎
Birth before May 1843 46 37 Sunderland England
Death 1843 In Infancy Lived 1 week