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Thomas Parlby
Thomas Parlby (1727–1802) Stone Hall, Stonehouse, in Plymouth〔Heraldic Visitation of England and Wales, Notes (1896–1921), Howard, Joseph Jackson, 14 volumes, London, 1896–1921〕 "the big house overlooking Stonehouse Pool"〔Gill; Plymouth, A New history, p.91〕 (since demolished), was a civil engineering contractor described in his obituary in the Gentleman's Magazine as "Master Mason of HM Docks".〔Gents Magazine obits. 1802/692〕
==Origins==
He was of humble origin, born in 1727, the youngest son of John Parlby (d.1766) of Gravesend,〔Burke's, 1937〕 or Chatham,〔Drabble〕 in Kent, by his wife Anne. John was a ship's carpenter, as were Thomas's two brothers, who also served as warrant officers in the Royal Navy. In 1745 his sister Mary Parlby married James Templer at Greenwich and moved to Rotherhithe.〔Drabble〕
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