Nicky Iris Emma Jean #14 Buried Little Bethel Cemetery Pioneer Section Duncanville Dallas County, Texas I am transcribing Little Bethel and have no futher info. (sorry) I have the picture if anyone wants it please email at kistarain@sbcglobal.net and I will email it to you (free). Please add picture # (number) and name to request a picture so I can find it. Thanks Kistarain

Have obtained copies of CSA & pension records James Parker (wife: Rosanna) of Pickens Co., GA James Parker Private Co. C, 43 Reg't Georgia Infantry I was looking for a Rosa Linda Dover Parker. Turns out her husband was John and they are buried at Ball Creek Cem. in Pickens Co., GA If you would like these CSA records, send me an email Terry Jackson (Researching Zephaniah Dover)

I have found a book left by my mother in her personal articles a book titled "A Book Of Comfort" published in 1944 by Harper & Brothers Publishers in New York. I have found this book for sale on some web sites. Does anyone know anything about this Eric? Are any of you related to him? I am curious why my mother had this book. She was the story teller of our line of Parkers and I remember a great deal about the things she told. But I didn't get interested soon enough. Who is this Eric Parker, the author. This book consists of beautiful poems. Pat in FL

Has anyone seen or heard of this erudite Parker rooter ? jack

Seeking information to: Mable Margaret SCOTT (PARKER) & Henry PARKER MABLE MARGARET4 SCOTT (RICHARD3, RICHARD2, JAMES1) was born Abt. 1881 in Waltham Abbey, Essex, England, and died 05 Sep 1936 in Bethnal Green, England. She married (1) HENRY PARKER 1902 in Mile End, London, England. She married (2) RICHARD JOHN REYNOLDS 1916 in Mile End, London, England. Regards Christina Toronto, Canada

Looking for info on the Parker families from the Kinston, Lenoir County area of North Carolina. Thanks. Learry L. Warren "Character is doing what is right when no one is watching"

Hello George, I am interested in New England Parkers. My gr.gr. grandfather, Francis ? Parker, b. abt. 1817 in New England, sailed from Mystic, CT (ship unknown) and ship wrecked near Harbour Island, Eleuthera (it is said by his grandson Harry S. Parker). He married Jane Augusta Anne Newbold on 27 February 1837 on Harbour Island, Eleuthera, Bahamas and they had four Children: John Alexander, Sarah Jane, Rebecca and William Henry. It is unknown to me where in New England Francis was born or where his parents and siblings lived in New England. It is said that he had a New England accent. Can you help me. Clair Johnson Limington, Maine E-mail me: gmaclair@adelphia.net BRADY/PARKER WEB PAGE: http://www.geocities.com/caj1937/index.html -------Original Message------- From: Margie and George Parker Date: 01/24/05 23:06:52 To: PARKER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PARKER-L] Phineas Parker At 02:12 PM 01/24/2005 -0500, you wrote: >Seeking the ancestry and sibs of Phineas Parker and Lydia Sparhawk his wife >- perhaps of Oxford, Mass. Ca 1825. A quick perusal of the Oxford VR (which are available on CD with the rest of Worcester County) suggests that your Phineas is son of PhIneas Sr and Abigail, and he the son of Aaron and Abigail your Lydia Sparhawk is dau of Ezra and Betsy, he son of Joseph and Patience, and he son of Joseph and Elizabeth A number of siblings of Phineas are listed. Scott: Contact me directly and I can send copies of a few important pages of the VR with details. Sure is nice to see someone interested in New England Parkers. I trace from five generations of Andover Parkers who went to Vermont eventually. George Parker

At 02:12 PM 01/24/2005 -0500, you wrote: >Seeking the ancestry and sibs of Phineas Parker and Lydia Sparhawk his wife >- perhaps of Oxford, Mass. Ca 1825. A quick perusal of the Oxford VR (which are available on CD with the rest of Worcester County) suggests that your Phineas is son of PhIneas Sr and Abigail, and he the son of Aaron and Abigail your Lydia Sparhawk is dau of Ezra and Betsy, he son of Joseph and Patience, and he son of Joseph and Elizabeth A number of siblings of Phineas are listed. Scott: Contact me directly and I can send copies of a few important pages of the VR with details. Sure is nice to see someone interested in New England Parkers. I trace from five generations of Andover Parkers who went to Vermont eventually. George Parker

Here are the rest of the Parkers in the records of Hillcrest Cemetery located on Stanton Rd. in East Point, Ga. Figured that my first posted request was so odd, I wanted to contribute these to your list even tho I am not related. Please note, these are actual records, not a transcription, Dates of death are only entered, no dates of birth. The other numbers attached are section, block plot and grave numbers. If you see someone you are interested in, please feel free to have me see if anymore info was included, Causes of death and other items sometime can be attached. Parker A 28 Nov 1965 3 Baby 123 Parker Aaron Michael 26 Jul 1962 7 F 29 3 Parker Alici Mrs. 10 Jul 1966 4 16 1 1 Parker Celie Jane 28 Mar 1966 3 B 2 5 Parker Deborah 2 Dec 1955 Baby 2 43 Parker Dora T 5 Mar 1960 Cir F 12 2 Parker Frances 30 Aug 1989 4 8 8 1 Parker Hattie McDaniel 7 Sep 1955 3 L 10 6 Parker Hazel L 26 Feb 1945 Parker Infant of Chas T. 18 Feb 1952 6 1 Baby 7 Parker Isaac L 19 Jun 1940 3 2 Parker J. L or I. L. ? 7 Sep 1952 3 H 34 2 Parker James D Jr. 3 Jul 1965 4 8 8 3 Parker James D Sr. 12 Jun 1989 4 8 8 2 Parker Jessie J Mrs. 1 Jan 1947 6 1 4 5 Parker Joe Allen 23 Apr 1963 3 85 Parker John A. 17 Jan 1965 Cir F 12 1 Parker John C 1 Jul 1949 3 B 2 3 / 4 ? Parker Laura Mrs. 17 Apr 1970 3 A 25 3 Parker Lemmie Irene Mrs. 31 Mar 1976 7 G 28 4 Parker Leon C 22 Nov 1972 4 9 12 2 Parker Linda Rae 27 Oct 1962 3 78 ? Parker Lizzie 28 May 1969 3 F 36 2 Parker Lonnie ? 29 Nov 1977 7 G 28 3 Parker Lucille M. Mrs. 16 May 1938 3 F 17 6 Parker M. L. 10 Nov 1950 4 16 1 2 Parker Mary 30 Dec 1990 4 9 12 Parker Mary E 12 Apr 1951 Parker R A Mrs. 29 Nov 1927 3 B 2 2 Parker Sarah Jean 30 Oct 1942 3 C 26 S 1/2 3 Parker Willie 9 May 1955 4 9 12 1 Parker Winnie Nell 24 Jun 1991 Cir F 12 3 Parker Wm. E 28 Apr 1972 3 F 36 1 Parker (Inf of) J D 28 Jan 1940 4 8 8 W1/2 4

Lucille M. Parker, 20 years of age. Died on May 16, 1938 in Atlanta Ga. in the fire of the Terminal Hotel. I am the Historian and preservationist of the cemetery (Hillcrest Cemetery, Stanton Rd. East Point, Ga) where she is buried. We have recently obtained the cemetery records and she was among 7 victims of this fire buried in the cemetery. I found a very interesting (but cloaked) article by a journalist, William Orten Carlton that sugested She may have not been a Parker. She checked in with a "George PArker who also died in the fire as "Mr. and Mrs. George Parker". However, The real Mrs. George Parker claimed the body of Mr. Parker and sued the hotel. So I have Questions as to if Lucille Parker was actually a Parker. The journalist never followed up on the theory. This has peeked my intrest and I am hoping that someone here may have heard of this. I have not found any contact info for the person that wrote the article and reseached it. I have no other information on Lucille M. Parker as to where she was from or any other dates. Just hoping that this is something that may have been discussed here at one time or maybe someone has some information. Don't ya love a good mystery? Thanks. Hillcrest Memorial Association. http://www.geocities.com/memories_in_stone/hillcrest.html

Seeking the ancestry and sibs of Phineas Parker and Lydia Sparhawk his wife - perhaps of Oxford, Mass. Ca 1825.

Family lore states my Dolly Parker had a brother named Amasa and I think he'd have fought in the Revolution - a reason to specifically have a memory association with her brother's name. That may make him a little older than her birth date given as 2 Oct 1757. I'm going to guess he may have been born CT and may likely have fought at Monmouth NJ 1778. Dolly's father's house was somewhere near that 1778 battlefield. To help me get an idea who she was, can anyone identify an Amasa Parker this general time and place, please? I have good enough reason to believe the family lore. 1) According to a Delaware County NY local history, a younger (Col) Amasa Parker b abt 1788 (too young to be her brother) resided in Delaware Co where Dolly (Mrs John Cook) lived. Col Parker's nephew Amasa Junius Parker b abt 1807, son of his brother (Rev) Daniel, was a judge and later Justice of NY State Supreme Court. The 2 would seem to be nephew &c of Dolly. These Parkers came from Litchfield Co, CT. 2) Cook children named for Amasa Parker. Kaye in Texas __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - now with 250MB free storage. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

Need to know the parentage of Gilliam and Redmond Parker from Kinston, N.C.. Both born between 1829-31. Thanks. Learry L. Warren, Dunn, N.C. "Character is doing what is right when no one is watching"

Please put me on Vacation Time until April 2005 Thank You Marjorie Marjorie &/or/ Bunny Fans of #24 Jeff Gordon Always reply to the ipull4jeff@yahoo.com address

I'm searching for the parents of Thomas Jefferson Parker B:1814 Tennessee married Maria Frances/Frances Maria Williams. "Jefferson" Parker was listed on 1840 census Gibson Co TN and 1850 census Madison Co TN. By 1860 they were living in Yell Co AR and by 1870 had moved to Scott Co AR where they remained. 840 Census Gibson Co TN Jefferson Parker 1 M -5 1 F 20-30 1 M 20-30 3 members in household and 1 works in agriculture 1850 Census Madison Co TN D-200 Jefferson Parker 37 TN Farmer 150 Francis 37 TN William 12 TN John 10 TN Mary J. 7 TN Raphael 4 TN (Ralph) Marion 3 TN David 1 TN 1860 Census Yell Co AR D-671 Jefferson Parker 45 TN Farmer 800 500 Francis 44 TN William 22 TN Farm laborer 120 John 18 TN attended school Jane 16 TN Ralph 14 TN attended school Marion 13 TN attended school (Francis Marion) Thomas 11 TN Nancy 8 TN James Morgan 9 AR Sarah " 7 AR (Morgan children must be children of either Jefferson's sister or Mariah's sister) 1860 Census-Yell Co AR D-701 Ann Parker 35 TN 200 250 (Nancy Ann Lemons) James 10 TN Nancy 6 AR Sarah 4 AR 1870 Census-Hunt Twp Scott Co AR D-28/28 p605-606 Jefferson Parker 53 TN Farmer 1100 500 Mariah F. 55 TN Keeping house Thomas 19 TN Farming attended school Nancy Ann 16 TN attended school Dwelling 29 Francis Parker 22 TN Farmer 180 can't read or write (Francis Marion) Nancy 23 TN Keeping house can't read or write Mary J. 3/12 AR born in March 1880 Census-Hunt Twp Scott Co AR D-112 Jefferson Parker 60 TN TN TN Mariah 64 TN NC VA John 10 TN TN TN listed as son; must be error Nancy A. 26 TN TN TN

Looking for any information on Anson Parker (no bd) Alabama md Olivia Hatfield. Son, Andrew Jackson Parker b 1828 Morgan County Tennessee. Anson and Olivia were supposedly killed and Andrew came to Carroll and Newton Counties about 1838 with a half-brother. Andrew settled in Crawford and Franklin Counties, Arkansas. Any information appreciated. Frankie -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.6.12 - Release Date: 1/14/05

My Parkers lived in Madison, Hardeman, Gibson , Tipton and Shelby County TN.(Memphis) late 1800s to abt 1960. My uncle William (Bill) was a baker/butcher for the Montesi Food Stores in Memphis before his death sometime between 1960 and 1980. There were four boys, Robert, Luther, William and Paul, and one girl Anne Ruth. Mother was LuEmma Kuykendall and father William Albert Parker. My father Paul C. and mother Ruby Lee married in Marion Co., AR. abt 1940 and dad gave an address on his reenlistment papers for the Marines as RR2 Arlington Rd., Little Rock ,AR. 1948. Seems part of the family moved to AR. The names Robert, William are prevalent in this line, dads children from his second marriage also had these names. Was told that Robert Parker ran away from a Memphis Orphanage abt 1930 and met a family in Jackson, TN. at the Calvary Baptist Church. They took him in moved to Nashville, TN. What data I have, I will gladly share. Thanks, Bob Parker

Robert Parker was born in Honiton, Devon County England in 1850 He immigrated to the US in 1872 and settled in Rockland County, NY. His wife was Mary Van Ness. She was previously married to a Babcock. Her father was Daniel b NJ. I would love to correspond with anyone researching these people. Jan. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/a/r/Janice-M-Parker/ Devon Family History Society Member # 14206

George > Benjamin > James > Isabella (m. John Sheetz, son of Frederick Sheetz and Nancy Emerson) of Hampshire County, (West) Virginia to Tippecanoe and Benton Counties, Indiana Adina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Learry Warren" <learry@dockpoint.net> To: <PARKER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 5:43 PM Subject: [PARKER-L] Roll Call > Parker roll call. Gilliam Parker, 1829, Redmond Parker, 1831 from Kinston, N.C.. Who were their parents? Learry L. Warren, Dunn, N.C. > > "Character is doing what is right when no one is watching" >

Parker roll call. Gilliam Parker, 1829, Redmond Parker, 1831 from Kinston, N.C.. Who were their parents? Learry L. Warren, Dunn, N.C. "Character is doing what is right when no one is watching"