Greetings! Might the below PARKER family be familiar to any of you? Am thinking that I have correctly located this 1860 Harrison Co., KY, family in Carroll Co., MO, and am hoping to be able to further verify that this is indeed one and the same family! Descendants of John T. PARKER and Mary A. WILSON 1. John T.1 PARKER , born Nov 1829 in , , KY, son of George M. PARKER and Ann C. JONES . He married[1] on 23 Mar 1854 in , Harrison, KY Mary A. WILSON , born Mar 1838 in , Harrison, KY, daughter of Asa N. WILSON and Rachel C. DILLS . Notes for John T. PARKER Cited as ae "25" in the 1850 census, ae "27" in the 1860 census, ae "35" in the 1870 census, ae "50" in the 1880 census, and ae "71" in the 1900 census. 1860 Harrison Co., KY census, p 683. "Farmer". If I have correctly identified this family, sometime after 1860 they removed to Carroll Co., MO. 1870 Carroll Co., MO census, Hurricane TWP, p 307. "Farmer". 1880 Carroll Co., MO census, Wood, p 328B. "Farmer". 1900 Carroll Co., MO census. Hurricane, E. D. 15, Sheet 11B. "Farming". Notes for Mary A. WILSON The 1900 census cites her as "Mother of 2 children, 2 living"??? Children of John T. PARKER and Mary A. WILSON were as follows: 2 i John W.2 PARKER , born Oct 1855 in , Harrison, KY. Notes: 1900 Carroll Co., MO census, Huricane, E. D. 15, Sheet 8A. "Farming". 3 ii Isaac N.2 PARKER , born abt 1857 in , Harrison, KY. Notes: Died prior to 1870? 4 iii Thomas2 PARKER , born abt 1859 in , Harrison, KY. Notes: Died prior to 1870? 5 iv Mary B.2 PARKER , born May 1864 in , , MO. Notes: "Bell". Cited as ae "9" in the 1870 census, ae "18" in the 1880 census, and ae "36" in the 1900 census. 6 v George W.2 PARKER , born Apr 1866 in , , MO. Notes: 1900 Carroll Co., MO census, Huricane, E. D. 15, Sheet 8A. "Farming". 7 vi Charles2 PARKER , born abt 1869 in , , MO. 8 vii Lucinda2 PARKER , born abt 1872 in , Carroll, MO. 9 viii Angelina2 PARKER , born abt 1876 in , Carroll, MO. Notes: "Annie". [1]Harrison Co., KY, Marriages . Bond date. Keeping my fingers crossed here! TTYL Craig Craig Beeman "Always Looking for Cousins!"