Parker - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Valentine PARKER b. 12 mar 1768 Great Dalby, Eng.

benking5678 — 2009-11-08 12:37:45Z

I'm researching the family of David Parker, who is most likely Mary's brother. David's son Ezra, had 13 children,
and Valetine's parents were called, William Parker and Dorothy Marriott.

Re: Parker Family Research - Elijay, GA area

jbsparker1 — 2009-11-08 01:37:32Z

This is in response to a 2000 message that you posted. Is there any chance that your family goes back to John William Parker and Mary Jane Osborne from the northern South Carolina and Union/Mecklenburg area of North Carolina? I have been researching this family for several years. I have one of their sons as "Joseph Parker", born October 1869. He appears on the census for Chesterfield County, SC in 1870 and the Mecklenburg, NC census for 1900. Our Parker family is descended from his youngest brother, Carl Rufus Parker, born January 3, 1884 in Union County, NC.

Re: Parkers in SC and LA

jody17141 — 2009-11-08 01:28:38Z

My husband is a descendant of John Parker and Emily Rutledge. I don't know much about their daughter Julia Rose, but I have do info on other children, ancestors and descendants. Let me know if you're still looking for info.

Jody Parker

Re: Minnie Parker b 1880 MO.

jhkaylor — 2009-11-07 13:49:12Z

My name is Harvey J. Kaylor. I was checking it with goggle and found this ancestry link. My grandfather is from MO.
Believe his name was Joseph Kaylor. He married anntonette (SP) and had two children harvey and Ilene. Harvey was also my dads name

PARKER Ralph 1910-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-07 13:10:54Z

PARKER Ralph 1910-1954

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Chauncey Parker; NY>PA>NY; 1800s

grannytoad — 2009-11-06 18:08:32Z

I've no reason to think your NY Parkers connect with mine, only wanted to mention that most NYers with sons/men of an age to go to war in a couplefew years will not be found on any 1860 census.

I haven't followed this, what county, town, city is this cemetery located in? Could it be anywhere the 3state area where PA NY NJ abut, or further west? After the Revolution many of the MA families that had gone to VT then to NY may have gone nearer the Canada & Great Lakes area.

Next. Any idea where in VT? Genealogists there have been very very helpful in my experience, but it's useful to have a clue what county & when. Sometimes luck is much better there in early VT than with Dutch reformed records in NY!

Re: Chauncey Parker; NY>PA>NY; 1800s

ajswrinkledpups — 2009-11-06 05:44:04Z

hi,
this what i have for answers to some of your questions. i do have more but these should answer some of the questions.
Chauncey, christian and victor are buried together in the mount view cemetery, but it is in New York not MA. I have been there and i have pictures of all the parker graves there.
there is one head stone for chauncey and christian together. It reads EXACTLY - CHAUNCY G. PARKER
1824 - 1891
CHRISTIAN
1827 - 1905
Victor Parker is on the right side. His stone reads -
VICTOR H. PARKER - BORN OCT. 12, 1867 - DIED NOV. 5, 1888
Our brother is gone but not forgotten.
The graves are of interest. Victors stone is an older style true to the times. It is also broken and laying flat on the ground. Chauncy and christian's stone is more newer looking, about 40's starting style.
The cemetery had actually been located in a different part of town. It was moved in the first year or so after 1900. so chauncy and victor would have been moved to the current location. also the 3 of them are about 50 feet or so away from the rest of the old section that would have been moved. i have tried to contact the person in charge of the cemetery and i have not gotten a response yet.
Victor had died from an accident at the company in PA that he worked. A large piece of machinery had forcably come off and hit him, he was knocked down and fell about 2 stories. the article in the paper reports that he was dead before he hit the ground.
As to why you can not find any one in the 1860 census. Chauncey went into the war. i have found the names of the children spread through out PA and NY during that time. the ages match up so i assume it to be them. but i can not be positive yet. christian i have not yet found. i have not found where chauncy signed up for the army. but i have found him in a regiment.
there had been a family story that acounts of chauncy often in the winter time wearing his union coat from when he was a soldier. there was also mention of him being in a prison at some time in his life in Anderson. if you look into it in the south there was a war prison for the confederate army called anderson prison. it was notorious for prisoners to be treated the worst at this prison and the death rate was very high with many soldiers not making it past 6 months of imprisonment. i found when and where his regiment was captured and sent to anderson. i have yet to find a record of him traveling on his way back home. he luckily had been captured at the end of the war and had only spent a few months there.
on a side note as well, i went to the cemetery after memorial day and chauncy did not have a flag on his grave. i am going to soon inquire to the local veterns assoc. as to how i can go about seeing that he get the recognition he deserves.
as for christian. she is buried in olean with her husband and son. there are 3 or 4 unused plots that she had purchased as well. her lines have been documented pretty well online. so you should not have a problem finding that. i have recently come across a person who is trying to find a document that list who her father is. they need this info to give proof that she is who she is and appearently her lines link all the way back to the mayflower. thats why the proof is needed.
i have not figured out who his parents are. he was infact born in vt. i have just recently gone back into researching him. i have found a few leads that i am trying to follow. but since the census for when he would have lived with his parents only lists the name of the head of household and not of any other members it will take longer as i have to find other sources. i am hoping to find a baptism cert.
so if i find out more i will post it here for anyone who has interest.
i hope some of this helps.

Re: david and nancy parker coleman tx

bxbarnett — 2009-11-06 04:14:19Z

kelly. if you know me (beau), please contact me. bxbarnett (at) com cast dot net.

PARKER James N 1922-2002

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-05 18:54:06Z

PARKER James N 1922-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Thelma Florence Haskell Parker

snicker1111 — 2009-11-04 10:34:37Z

The Union
Grass Valley, Nevada, California
Thursday 30 Aug 2001

Thelma Parker

Thelma F. Parker, 77, of Camptonville died Saturday, Aug. 18, in Grass Valley.
In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services at this time.
Mrs. Parker was born on Sept. 22, 1923, in California to Walter and Ruth Haskell. She married George Parker on Dec. 7, 1942. She was a homemaker. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Nevada City and Camptonville. She was also a member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary in North San Juan.
She is survived by her sons David Parker of Placerville, Neal Parker of Weaverville and Glenn Parker of Camptonville. She was preceded in death by her husband, George, on Nov. 13, 1993.
Arrangements are under the direction of Hooper and Weaver Mortuary.

PARKER Victor L 1908-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 12:49:25Z

PARKER Victor L 1908-1967

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

JAMES WILLIAM PARKER

Sweetpea75150 — 2009-11-02 16:31:25Z

I am still searching for any information related to James William Parker. He is the son of Caleb Isaac Parker and Elizabeth Sanders. My line goes like this: George Parker-Caleb Isaac Parker-James William Parker-Isaac Miller Parker-Will Davis Parker-Anna Marie Sherrin (Parker)-Denise Patricia Sherrin. I believe Chesley P. Parker of Van Zandt county is also James' brother. This Parker line started in Virginia (George & Caleb), then Tennesse, then Texas. Most of my Parker family lived in Van Zandt County after the 1860's. If any one could share some info with me, I would greatly appreciate it. I seem to hit stumps all over the place with my genealogy of the Parker line.

Nancy and James PARKER of New York >Chicago

upstart — 2009-11-01 21:18:41Z

Searching for information about James Parker b.New York in 1808, d.?, m. Mary Dean. Nancy Parker probably his sister, b. New York, 1822. James has hotel in Wheeling (Chicago) in 1840. Nancy m. Charles Morrison (Chicago) in 1845. Nancy had two children, Ephraim and Sarah Eliz., abt. 1860 m. she married Bowen in Chicago. I have been able to trace her through 1902 in Washington, but need death and parents for both nancy and James.

Re: Parker Family Research - Elijay, GA area

pokyjmmk6 — 2009-11-01 02:53:35Z

Do you have information on your John Parker and Mary? Did they have a son William D Parker. William is my Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandfather he was married to Charity Castleberry and Catherine Hardin.Thanks for any help you can give me
judy

Re: Parker/White line

nanmisenheimer03 — 2009-10-30 18:36:39Z

Do you have the land information on your Silas M. in Milam co. that was awarded to him? Over 1400 acres.

Re: Parkers NC/SC/MS/TX

nanmisenheimer03 — 2009-10-30 18:23:16Z

I am a ggreat granddaughter of Winnie, your Henry Parker's sister. What would you like to know about our family? I have lots of family records. My mother, Stella May, was the daughter of Edd Woolcott/Willkett.
He was son of William Henry Woolcott, and William was son of Winnie E. Parker Woolcott b.1816 S.C., daughter of Henry Parker Sr.b.1780 S.C. and Rachel. LDS has Rachel Sarah as her name but that was a typo on their part from my submissions.

Re: Parker Family Research - Elijay, GA area

shirleyCranford1 — 2009-10-30 17:53:04Z

I not sure about the people you asking me about. My family they came from St.Francis County. That in Forest City, they live in Wyner. They're the Roby family. Greatgrand father was name Percy Roby, My father father was name Cliff Roby. His great grandfather was name Johnthan Roby.

Re: Parker Family History

nanmisenheimer03 — 2009-10-30 17:45:15Z

I believe I am researching the same family as yours. I am working on the John Parker born ca.1721, son of Thomas and Jeane Early Parker. I have some land records of this family.

Re: My Parker Family, SC, GA, AL

DeborahCollard — 2009-10-23 00:03:12Z

Hi, I hope you are still checking these posts. I don't remember receiving notice of your reply or I would have answered a long time ago!

I have for the children of Jasper N. born in 1804 one son listed as Jasper A. Parker who married an Emeline and had the following children: John b. 1855, Eliza A.E. b 1858, Jasper b. 1865.

I sure would like to know more about Jasper N. the son of William...I sure would.

~Deborah
lakegville@aol.com

Re: Henry Parker

jeanieparker1 — 2009-10-30 02:04:55Z

About what time period?

william parker

bebesrp — 2009-10-25 17:42:43Z

looking for any info on william parker, born in new york, married a lady named anna marie krise in elk co pa. born abt 1849- 1854. he went on to be a loggger in clearfied co pa. and parker state park is named for him as he erected the first splash dam in clearfield co pa.

Re: Parker

JohnThreatt — 2009-10-22 03:48:28Z

We share the line in that g-g-grandmother was Levina Rebecca Parker and My Grandfather William Amos Threatt married Eliza Angemine Stewart. I have some of the Stewart family and i hope you have more.

jaft@comporium.net

Re: John Lindsay Parker

micah_bailey — 2009-10-30 16:24:44Z

That is my great grandfather. If it will help, he has a daughter by the name of Lois Parker who married Willard Johanson, and then married William Creach. Lois died in November of 2007 and is buried in Sulphur, OK. I think the entire family is buried in Sulphur, OK, to be honest. The Parker family is from Sulphur and continue to live there. I am trying to get more info as well, so when I get it I will pass it on.

Re: GREAT GRANDFATHER--NESHOBA CT, MS

SueCrawfordL — 2009-10-25 20:55:51Z

Bernadette, I am trying to contact you about Parker and Drury Family Histories. Sue Lambright Sonshinelady2@aol.com

Re: Rose Miranda Parker/MS

nphockey10 — 2009-10-20 03:09:08Z

not close to ms but up in western ny there is this...

Parker, Arthur J. "Doc" b. Dec. 5, 1878 Stockton, NY. d. Dec. 11, 1955 Falconer, NY. bd. Dec. 13, 1955 Lot 216 G - 6. Age 77. s/o Nelson & Rose (Johnson) Parker of Stockton, NY. md. Feb. 8, 1899 by Rev. R. A. Parsons - Lena J. Austin. Mr. Parker lived on the Dutch Hollow Road, Bemus Point, NY in 1927. Was with Clark Hardware in Jamestown and Pitts Corp., Jamestown for 35 years. His brothers were William Taylor and Bertrand Taylor.

Re: Samuel Parker, England and Virginia

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-23 12:26:31Z

Do you know whereabouts in England Samuel PARKER was born?
I have a Samuel born 1810 at Rockland St Mary, in Norfolk, England. This Samuel (jnr) had 5 siblings. He was the son of Samuel PARKER, born 1772, and Mary REEVE, born c1788.
Could this be the same person?
I have no details of his life after his birth - recorded in the Parish Records of that village.
Gerry MOON

Re: Samuel Parker

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-23 12:18:53Z

You don't know from where in England Samuel came do you?
Gerry

Re: John Parker

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-23 11:35:35Z

Hi!
Do you know where John PARKER was born - I have a John Parker, son of Edmund and Emily PARKER, born at Claxton, Norfolk, England c1862 about whom I know little else - as if he dissappeared
Gerry

Re: Samuel Parker

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-27 10:19:23Z

Thanks, I'll keep searching

Re: Samuel Parker, England and Virginia

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-27 10:18:04Z

Hi
Thanks for reply
No, the Norfolk in England(at least in my part of Norfolk) were blacksmiths, wheelwrights, carpenters, ferriers, undertakers etc. all skills that I would have thought to have been useful in the US at that time
I guess this does not rule out the connection completely however as perhaps not all sons were so inclined.
Gerry

Re: John Parker

merrygoon1 — 2009-10-27 10:09:22Z

Many thanks
I will follow up these leads and get back to you
Gerry

Re: Parker Family Research - Elijay, GA area

imabadbadgirlfriend — 2009-10-26 17:20:51Z

perhaps you're related...

Bonnie M Cox
2360 Blackburn Rd SE, Apt 25
Cleveland, TN 37311-7718
(423) 479-5982

I'm looking for relatives of Brenda Sutton (Maiden:Parker)

Benjamin Parker, Natural Son of Benjamin Wicker?

lwickerproctor1 — 2009-10-23 03:25:22Z

Benjamin Parker is listed on the Bastardy Bonds of Granville Co, NC 1749-1780, as the natural son of Elizabeth Parker and (?) Benjamin Wicker dtd. 7/21/1769. At time of bond, Benjamin Parker was 9 1/2 yrs old. Wording on archaic documents is difficult for me. I'm trying to discern wheter Benj Parker IS the son of Benj Wicker or just a Bond Servant, since the bond requires Wicker to educate Parker and train him to be a Planter. If you are related to Benjamin Parker 1760- c1825 Granville NC> Wilkes NC please email me. Benj Wicker is brother to my g-g-g-g-g-grandfather

George A. Parker, son of Wiley Francis Parker

twopincarol — 2009-10-28 17:31:12Z

George married Margaret Elizabeth Dishman in Taylorsville, N.C. in 1877. I am looking for parents of Margaret. Cannot find any info.

George A. Parker, son of Wiley Francis Parker

twopincarol — 2009-10-28 17:30:02Z

George married Margaret Elizabeth Dishman in Taylorsville, N.C. in 1877. I am looking for parents of Margaret. Cannot find any info.

George Parker - Ireland to Rhode Island to Taunton, Mass

Rip_Parker — 2009-10-19 00:51:23Z

Seeking any information about my ggg grandfather George Parker. Born around 1806. Came from Ireland to R.I. around 1845. Wife Elizabeth also from Ireland b.1813 - Sons Joseph (1838-1920 lived in R.I.) and Hamilton (b.1854 lived in Taunton, Mass) and daughter Ann b.1844.
George died around 1880 in Taunton, Mass. I would like to know more about him and his life. Thank you

Obituary: Alexander Wolfegang Parker

masepoli — 2009-10-28 19:25:33Z

Alexander Wolfegang Parker was born June 19, 1991, at Hendrick Medical Center in Abilene, Texas. Alex attended Carson High where he graduated in 2009.He was the life of the party and from the time he learned to ride a bicycle, safety was seldom a word he really considered. It all caught up with him this past Saturday… and we feel so lonely now. We'll remember his laugh, his smile, his white Vans and those special things only parents know about. We are so proud of you. Now you're in the arms of Jesus. We'll see you there son, brother, friend. Until that day, we'll visit you in our memories. We remember things like “Go big or go home”, “FGBM”, and “My parents don't have to know.” See ya up there, Son.

DO NOT REPLY FYI ONLY

Re: John Parker

royroy89 — 2009-10-27 05:33:48Z

Hello again i thought i would drop a quick line about Edmund and Emily Parker.I found the family 1881 census on WWW.FAMILYSEARCH.ORG.You can see them and five children.Then if you look in Free bdm on net in 1891 Edmund and Emily and only one son Edmund as well.Edmund is 55 Emily 52 and Edmund son 27 The other 3 possibly at friends house on the night although there is no record of them in that particular area on census night elsewhere.Not to say that they could of died or moved out elsewhere.At Edmunds and Emilys age i would think they did not emigrate.Edmumd and Emily are also at Rootsweb.com if that is your details i do not know.Last thing Emilys maiden name is Nobbs.There is a marriage recorded in 1857 of Edmund Parker in Loddon area and when the spouse entered as emily it comes up so could be it.This is on Free bdm.Best of luck

Re: John Parker

royroy89 — 2009-10-27 22:33:18Z

Sorry William not married 1873 ellen was born 06/08/1873 they were in fact married 1893 in Yarmouth.Her parents are Charles Samuel Church 08/05/1850 Workhouse Great Yarmouth and Ellen Elizabeth Bates b-1851 Bungay Suffolk.Finally good bye

Re: John Parker

royroy89 — 2009-10-27 22:19:41Z

Hello again,Anyone would think i do not have a life if i've got time to do this so here is last message of info for you.
Edmund did marry Loddon 1857 to Emily.Edmunds parents are Edmund Parker and Elizabeth Stackwood.Edmund b- 1795 in Mattishall Elizabeth b-1795 in Burlingham.William Parker married Ellen Church 1873 Norfolk.
Charles Parker Married Lillie Maud Goodings 1875-Henstead.They had twins Cecil Edward and Blanche Eileen born 1907 Erpingham.Lillie Goodings parents are Richard Goodings b-1837 Norwich and Frances Graver b-1837 South Creake.Cecil went on to marry Dolly Hubbard b-11/03/1916 .So that leaves John and Rosaina who are still unknown whereabouts.Tasmania did recruit mostly from Norfolk but there is no listing of Rosaina and John maybe is the John i am looking for.Regards.

Re: John Parker

royroy89 — 2009-10-29 22:52:26Z

If you find John Parker drop me a line in the future but i did find Rosaina Parker ,the name is actually Rosina Parker who also married into the Church household marrying Charles Thomas Church had 5 children .In 1891 was in Heigham Norfolk
and 1901 in Bradwell Suffolk.She died 4 months before 100th b/day he died 1954 Great Yarmouth.Married between jan and march 1895 in Loddon-Norfolk.Checked marriages of other church girls but no John.

Re: John Parker

royroy89 — 2009-10-23 22:17:12Z

Sorry, i have been searching my John Parker for 3 years for the same answer and i know of every parker in Tas except him
Thanks

PARKER Edward Aulton and Mary Ann

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:16:48Z

PARKER Edward Aulton and Mary Ann

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,145 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKER Claude and Claude Jr and Bertha

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 12:27:04Z

PARKER Claude and Claude Jr and Bertha

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,145 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKER Henry Allen and Flonnie W

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:26:51Z

PARKER Henry Allen and Flonnie W

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKER Emma A and Frenk B Sr

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:22:28Z

PARKER Emma A and Frenk B Sr

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Samuel Parker

LindaReaBeard — 2009-10-23 14:16:13Z

I haven't found documentation of his arrival, just the naturalization about 6 years later.

Re: Samuel Parker, England and Virginia

LindaReaBeard — 2009-10-23 14:12:05Z

I've learned nothing about Samuel prior to his arrival in Norfolk, Virginia. He took the oath of citizenship 28 Oct., 1840, at age 29, in Norfolk. According to Virginia and federal census records from 1850, Samuel was a grocer, born in England. He died in the yellow fever epidemic in 1855. Any idea if the Norfolk, England Parkers were shopkeepers or grocers?

Re: PARKER - William of PA, OH, MI

ENelsonDean — 2009-10-18 02:02:07Z

I forgot to include in my earlier message of this thread that there is a brief sketch of Isaac Parker, Rev War soldier, at this site:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nelson/revwar/isaac2...

Re: John Parker of Mass.

Diann855 — 2009-10-30 00:33:07Z

Thanks Karen, I'm glad to know that history. Both Arch & Jackie were dear people and very determined to solve the mystery of John and Mary. We miss them both. Jackie's youngest son Dave and Arch's son Russ (my husband) are trying to keep the search going.

I'll be sure to post if we find anything!

Diann Parker
Wisconsin