This is a small amount of the information that I have on Jesse D. Parker
Wayne
Descendants of Jesse D. Parker
Generation No. 1
1. JESSE D.2 PARKER (?1) was born Bet. 1782 - 1784 in Prob. Cumberland Co., NC, and died Aft. 1860 in Wood Co., TX. He married CASHIA 1810 in Prob. Cumberland Co., NC. She was born 1793 in NC, and died December 02, 1856 in Cherokee Co., TX.
Notes for JESSE D. PARKER:
NOTE: I have connect Jesse D. Parker (PAGE 309 census) to the following people in Tuscaloosa Co., AL in 1830. Medey White (bought land with Jesse D. Parker in Al. ) (PAGE 309 census), Henry and Thomas Fox (both on PAGE 309), and Holland Wright Middleton (PAGE 297 census). Thomas Fox. also bought land with Medey White. Jesse D. Parker, Medey White, Thomas Fox and (two) Henry Fox are all listed on page 309 of the 1830 census for Tuscaloosa Co., AL Thomas Fox and his father Henry Halley Fox move to Calhoun (Webster) Co., MS. Laban Pugh son-in-law of Jesse D. Parker is on page 315 of 1830 census of Tuscaloosa Co., AL.
Jesse D. Parker also moves to Choctaw (Webster) Co., MS. Zachariah Middleton (PAGE 310 census) the father of Holland Wright Middleton also moved to Panola Co., MS. Jesse D. Parker son Josiah married Nancy Middleton who the first cousin of Holland Wright Middleton. Jesse D. Parker son John Parker married Elizabeth "Betsy" F. Middleton who was a first cousin to both Nancy Middleton and Holland Wright Middleton. Benjamin Middleton and Mary "Polly" Satterwhite were the parents of Nancy Middleton who married Josiah Parker and they named a son Meady White Middleton. Mary "Polly" Satterwhite niece Louisa Satterwhite married William F. Parker the son of Jesse D. Parker. Also Jesse Parker and a Thomas Satterwhite bought land together in Calhoun Co., MS. A Medey/Medley White also bought land in Webster Co., MS. Rev. Medey White was living in Calhoun Co., MS in 1860.
Edward Satterwhite (David Satterwhite5, John Michael Satterwhite4, Thomas Satterwhite3, Michael Satterwhite2, Thomas Satterwhite1) was born ABT 1800, and died 14 AUG 1854 in Harris Co., GA. He married Susan Bartee 16 AUG 1821 in Jones Co., GA. She was born ABT 1800.
Children of Edward Satterwhite and Susan Bartee are:
John Marshall Satterwhite , Sr. was born 1830 in Harris Co., GA. He married Sarah Elizabeth "Eliza" Parker 12 DEC 1849 in Harris Co., GA, daughter of Isaiah Parker , Rev. and Mahala Cummings. She was born 1831, and died JAN 1861 in Harris Co., GA. The Rev. Isaiah Parker is a known member of FG#7 (PA401 and P402). Another member of this same Parker family, Daniel Parker married Lucy While, don't know at this time if there is any connections to Medey White family.
Holland Wright Middleton Wife is named Serenee. I also found a Kerenhapuch "Happy" White listed on an on-line tree.Her father was listed as Media Medey White. I have not research this line yet. I have not research this White line yet.
Accession Names Date Doc # State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Sec. # County
AL0810__.136 WHITE, MEDEY, PARKER, JESSE 10/16/1834 8791 AL Huntsville 019S - 012W SE¼SW¼ 12 Tuscaloosa
I found Jesse Parker on page 309 of Tuscaloosca Co., Al census by a process of elimination of all the Parker listed in the 1830 census in AL. I knew that he had to be in Tuscaloosa Co.,AL because one of his daughter was married there but could not find him so I looked at all the Parker names in AL and the Parker listed on page 309 was the only one that I could find that matched up with what I knew about Jesse Parker family. Jesse name is hard to make out.
After reading Cashia Parker will and looking at the census I have made some changes to my file. I had an unknown male listed as first child and son. I made Josiah Parker that son. Four reasons.
(a) the census does not surport him being born in the year that I had him listed.
(b) it would be logical then, if Josiah was the oldest that he would adm. her will.
(c) Josiah Parker is listed as buying land in Choctaw Co., MS the same day as Jesse Parker bought his land and the land is right next to each other see below.
(d) I had a Josiah Parker listed in my file that married a Nancy Middleton on February 28, 1836. This information was from my Middleton research file (did not know who Josiah parents was) also Josiah brother John Parker married Elizabeth "Betsy" F. Middleton who was Nancy first cousin. Information from both Parker and Middleton file.
I also had another son listed (Isaiah Parker) but he was not listed in Cashia Parker will nor could I find a male listed on the Census records that matched him. I removed Isaiah Parker from my file as a son of Jesse and Cashia Parker. He may have died young.(???)
1840 census Choctaw Co., MS Page 91 1 male under 5, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 40-50
Below are documents matching the following land description from the current document: MS Choctaw Township 21.0N Range 8.0E Section 2
MS1420__.142 PARKER, JESSE 2/27/1841 30581 MS Choctaw 021N-008E E½SE¼ 2 Webster
MS1330__.012 PARKER, JESSEE 2/27/1841 25582 MS Choctaw 021N-008E NE¼ 2 Webster 021N-008E E½NW¼ 2 Webster
MS1390__.039 PARKER, JOSIAH 2/27/1841 28885 MS Choctaw 021N-008E SE¼SW¼ 2 Webste
MS1170__.495
SATTERWHITE, THOMAS,
PARKER, JESSE
2/27/1841
17490
MS
Choctaw
022N - 008E
W½SE¼
15
Calhoun
MS1170__.496
SATTERWHITE, THOMAS,
PARKER, JESSE
2/27/1841
17489
MS
Choctaw
022N - 008E
W½NE¼
22
Calhoun
Accession Names Date Doc # State Meridian Twp - Rng Aliquots Sec. # County MS2420__.210 WHITE, JOHN M 5/20/1891 5332 MS Choctaw 020N - 011E NW¼ 3 Webster
MS1540__.473 WHITE, MATHIS 4/1/1856 35897 MS Choctaw 021N - 009E NW¼NW¼ 6 Webster
MS1080__.434 WHITE, MATHIS T 2/27/1841 12539 MS Choctaw 020N - 010E W½NW¼ 30 Webster
MS1080__.435 WHITE, MATHIS T 2/27/1841 12540 MS Choctaw 020N - 009E W½NE¼ 18 Webster
MS1560__.373 WHITE, MATHIS T 10/1/1859 36862 MS Choctaw 021N - 009E SW¼NW¼ 6 Webster
MS1400__.072 WHITE, MATTHIS T 2/27/1841 29441 MS Choctaw 020N - 010E W½NE¼ 30 Webster
MS1170__.192 WHITE, MEDEY 2/27/1841 17142 MS Choctaw 020N - 009E N½E½NE¼ 25 Webster
MS1320__.457 WHITE, MEDEY 2/27/1841 25523 MS Choctaw 020N - 009E NE¼SE¼ 25 Webster
MS1320__.090 WHITE, MEDLEY 2/27/1841 25120 MS Choctaw 020N - 009E SE¼NE¼ 25 Webster
MS3160__.110 WHITE, WILLIAM E 12/15/1847 21163 MS Choctaw 021N - 011E SW¼ 14 Webster
MS3160__.494 WHITE, WILLIAM E 6/14/1848 21550 MS Choctaw 021N - 011E SE¼ 11 Webster
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Re: Jesse Parker of NC, AL, MS, TX
apweeks39 (View posts) Posted: 3 Mar 2002 9:26PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 10 Jun 2002 11:41PM GMT
Surnames: PARKER, TAYLOR
I believe that my eldest known PARKER ancestor was Jesse D., b. ca. 1784 in NC (per 1850 US Census, Cherokee Co. TX; others say 1792 but I have no evidence here), mar. ca. 1810 in NC to Coshea/Cashia, reportedly had 3 children in NC (John, Willis, William F.), reportedly migrated to AL ca. 1825 through ca. 1830 with three children born in AL (reported ch: Susan (mar. -?- EMBRY), Wiley (living Choctaw Co. MS in 1859; at least 1 son - William), Mary "Polly" (mar. Able HARDEN)), then to MS ca. 1830 through ca. 1849 (mostly/always in Choctaw Co.) with five more children born in MS (reported ch: Elizabeth Jane (mar. -?- THOMPSON), Jesse E., Patricia "Patsy" (mar. -?- McCLAIN), Josiah, Isaiah).
This son, Jesse E. b. 1835 Jul 26 Choctaw Co. MS, then moved to with parents Jesse and Coshea (and likely some other family members) to Cherokee Co. TX near Jacksonville before 1850 US Census. Jesse E. (1835-1862) married Mary Jane TAYLOR (1843-1926) 1861 Jul 18 in Cherokee Co. TX. Jesse E. reportedly died in the Civil War 9 days before the birth of their only son, Jesse Matthew, b. 1862 Aug 20. Mary Jane TAYLOR PARKER (1843-1926) and the only son, Jesse Matthew (1862-1935), moved to Ellis Co. TX probably in 1863 and probably to be near TAYLOR and LOYD relatives. Mary Jane TAYLOR PARKER (1843-1926) re-married three more times in Ellis Co. TX to James R. HENDERSON (in 1866; 2 ch. died young), Joseph W. MANNING (in 1881), and Joseph GILES, but had no more children reach adulthood. Since 1863, my PARKERs stayed mostly in Ellis Co., with short stays in Hill, Dallas, and Smith Cos. TX. Jesse Matthew (1862-1935) was mar. 1889 Dec 22 in Hill Co. TX to Roxie Anna Maria WHITE and had two sons, Herman Collier (my grandfather) and Estill PARKER.
I have precious little good evidence of the above. Some data is purely speculative, although all of the various Jesse D. (1784-1870) family names are contained in the will of Coshea PARKER dated/probated ca. 1859 in Cherokee Co. TX.
The eldest Jesse PARKER (1784-ca.1870) reportedly moved to Wood Co. TX, perhaps living with a son's family, where he died ca. 1870, but I have yet to support this claim with good evidence.
If you spot any possible connections, please let me know. Thanks, and good hunting!
Posted by: wayne parker (ID *****8616) Date: March 14, 2013 at 14:21:22
In Reply to: Jonathan PARKER m Rachel WILLEY, Gates Co NC 1794 by Steven Kratz of 26226
NOTE:This posting as been edited my me (WNP) to reflect new information that I found since I firsted posted this message.
Some new thoughts on Jesse D. and Coshia Parker family and your Jesse Parker of FG#7 P120 and P296.
Jesse D. Parker has a son named Josiah and a son named John.
John Parker son of Jesse D. married Elizabeth "Betsy" F.Middleton,daughter of Parks Middleton who is the son of Capt.Holland Middleton.
Capt. Holland Middleton also has a son named Benjamin Middleton (brother of Parks). Benjamin daughter Nancy Middleton born 1817 married on February 28, 1836 in (MS or AL) Josiah Parker.
Benjamin and Parks Middleton are living in old Choctaw Co., MS by 1840
In 1841 Jesse D.Parker and Josiah Parker buy land right next to each other in old Choctaw Co.MS now Webster Co., MS.
Jesse D.Parker born Bet. 1782 - 1784 in NC, his son Josiah Parker married Nancy Middleton.
In the 1850 census Cherokee Co., TX Page 908 Jesse D. Parker is living near Matthew Arnold Parker on Page 907. Matthew is the son of your Jesse Parker.Matthew daughter Mary "Molly" Samantha Parker married John A. Middleton.
So now we have theses thing common to both families
(1) the name Wiley/Willey
(2)the name Jesse Parker.
(3)Jesse D. moved from Choctaw Co., MS to Cherokee Co., TX and live real close to Matthew Arnold Parker.
(4)Jesse D. son Jesse E. named his son Jesse Matthew Parker.
(5) Matthew Arnold Parker moved to DeWitt County,Texas where two of Elijah Parker(my 3th g-grandfather) grandsons lived(Allen and Elijah Parker were their names)
(6) Middleton and Parker family has some connections.
That information has to tiped the scales it least to a 60/40 or 70/30 or more that is a good change that your Jesse and Jesse D. are connected to each other.
Did any of your Jesse Parker family have any Josiah Parker in it?
I have not had any luck getting any Parker member of William Wiley Parker (son of Jesse D.Parker as W.W.Parker stated in old Choctaw Co., MS) family to do DNA testing but I have a "gut" felling that they belong to FG#7.
On page 919 of the 1850 Cherokee Co., TX census is John Harris. John Harris also moved from Choctaw Co., MS. John Harris is the son of Tyre Harris.Tyre sister Mary Harris married Elijah Parker (they are my 3th great-grandparents)
Richard (my line P239 of FG#7) and his brother Samuel Parker are living in old Choctaw Co.MS in the 1830's their brother James H. Parker is living in Chickasaw Co.,MS located next to Choctaw Co. MS.
Another Samuel Parker P353 of FG#7 is also living in Choctaw Co. MS
at this time
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/al/state2/historicalmarkers.htm
Bethany Baptist Church
Constituted 28 Dec. 1832 by Elders Thomas Baines (ancestor of President Lyndon B. Johnson), Holland W. Middleton and Medey White, first Pastor. First Deacons were Henry Fox, Thomas Fox, and David Denton. One of 13 churches organizing Tuscaloosa Baptists Asso. in 1834. Bethabera Church was organized as a mission in 1843. Rev. Basil Manley, Second President of the University of Ala., often filled the pulpit. He donated a Bible and a set of hymn books in 1851. First two buildings were of log, on land donated by Jesse Hughes in 1838. Present site acquired 1883. Present building constructed 1953.
Bethel Baptist Church
Organized May 10, 1834, as Buck Creek Baptist Church. Presiding Clergy: Robert Marsh, Medey White, Thomas Norris and Job Wilson. Building erected in 1836 and renamed Bethel Baptist Church. Larger structure erected 1907. Destroyed by lightning and rebuilt in 1877. In 1890 Mary Jane Thornton from Bethel was the first Baptist missionary from Tuscaloosa County. Served with Lottie Moon in the China Mission. Gov. Lurleen Burns Wallace, as a youth, attended Bethel Church. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan Burns, are buried in the Bethel Cemetery. Marker unveiled April 29, 1984.
Grant's Creek Baptist Church
Fosters, Alabama Grant's Creek Baptist Church was constituted April 5, 1828, with Rev. Medey White and Robert Marsh (the first pastor) as presbytery. Lewis Stovall was first Church clerk, and James Foster was ordained as the first deacon. The Grant's Creek Sunday School Union was organized Dec. 1827, as the oldest Sunday school in Alabama. In 1832, a building was constructed by member John W. Bealle for $500 which served the Church until 1968, when the present building replaced it. In August 1833, the Baptist State Convention met here and took action leading to the founding of Howard (now Samford) and Judson Colleges. Four sons of Col. John and Elizabeth Savidge Foster-James, Hardy, Robert S., and John L.S.-settled here beginning in 1818, with their mother and sisters Martha and Elizabeth following. Their families formed the nucleus of a model community in the new state, nurtured and influenced primarily by this church. John Collier Foster was pastor from 1845 to his 1892 death. Martha Foster Crawford (1830-1909) was a missionary to China for 50 years.
Hopewell Baptist Church
Constituted October 22, 1830 under leadership of Thomas Baines, Medley White and Robert Marsh of Ebenezer (First) Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa. Robert Marsh served as first pastor 1830-1833. John Meek was first minister ordained December 23, 1838. First met at Liberty in log meeting house on this site. Wooden structure built in 1860. Replaced by present building in 1960. Tuscaloosa Baptist Association organized here March 28, 1834.
More About JESSE D. PARKER:
Census 1: 1860, Living with son William, Wood Co., TX SPRINGVILLE P O Series: M653 Roll: 1308 Page: 343
Census 2: 1820, 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Capt MacPhails District, Cumberland, North Carolina; Page: 159; NARA Roll:M33_83; Image: 116
Census 3: 1820, 3 males to 10. 1 male 26-45,1female to 10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45
Census 4: 1830, He is listed on page 309 of Tuscaloosa Co., AL as his dau. is married in 1829 same Co.also there is a Medley White listed on same page, They bought land together.
Census 5: 1837, 1837 Choctaw Co., MS state census
Census 6: 1840, Year: 1840; Census Place: Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 91; Image: 185; Family History Library Film: 0014841
Census 7: 1850, Year: 1850; Census Place: Cherokee, Texas; Roll: M432_909; Page: 907B; Image: 445
Census 8: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Precinct 1, Wood, Texas; Roll: M653_1308; Page: 343; Image: 233;
Y-DNA: Need male Parker from this family willing to be y-DNA tested.
Notes for CASHIA:
Will of Cashia Parker wife of Jesse D. Parker.
PROBATE RECORDS OF CHEROKEE COUNTY, TEXAS 1846 -CA 1875 :
(Minute Books A-1 through N)
By Ogreta W. Huttash
Copyright 1998
Page 133
Parker, Cashia deceased
G 204-209 Josiah Parker, adm p.t. ; G210-211 Jesse Parker. Adm
H 693-702 Josiah Parker, adm.
June 1857
She died Dec. 1856 and Josiah Parker , son , p/la, estate $700 and bond set at $1,400. Securities were Alfred Henry and J.A. Jordan. I&A: 92 acres land in Daniel Reynolds headright at $1.50 an acre. Heirs: Mary Hardin of Hempstead Country, AR; Patience Pew of Tyler County; John Parker of Cherokee County, Texas; Josiah Parker of Tyler County; Jesse Parker, Susan Embry and Jane Thompson of Tyler County; William Parker of Wood Co.; Willis Parker, Wiley Parker Choctaw County, Mississippi; Jesse McCain of Navarro County, Texas, Children to share and share alike. McCain was grandson of deceased.
Coshea?, Cashia?, Coshia? I have seen all three names used for the same person.
Re: Jesse PARKER b 1792 NC, d , Wood, TX
Posted by: Albert Parker Weeks
Date: April 05, 2000 at 15:50:55
In Reply to: Re: Jesse PARKER b 1792 NC, d , Wood, TX by Leonard Martin
of 25157
This Jesse PARKER (1792 NC - Wood Co. TX) likely my ancestor via son Jesse E. (1835 Choctaw Co. MS - 1862 Cherokee Co. TX). Coshea (Coshia-?) will probate filed 1859 Cherokee Co. TX w/ husband Jesse listed as living. Will lists all living children and several locations and spouses. Always interested in trading data. I am gradually unpacking from recent move and have some data on PC database. Regards, Al Weeks
Re: Parker ,Bertie county N.C. -- Jesse
Posted by: Albert Parker
Date: April 05, 2000 at 12:32:56
In Reply to: Re: Parker ,Bertie county N.C. by Leonard Martin
of 25157
Eldest known PARKER ancestor was Jesse (ca. 1784 NC - aft. 1859 prob. TX), apparently migrated to MS where he had at least one son, Jesse E. (1835 Choctaw Co. MS - 1862 Cherokee Co. TX Civil War Vet.), then moved to Cherokee Co. TX near Jacksonville probably before 1861. Jesse (ca. 1784 - aft. 1859) mar. Coshia (Coshea-?) (1793 NC - abt. 1859 prob. Cherokee Co. TX). Siblings of Jesse include: Mary (Polly), John, Josiah, Patience, Susan, Elizabeth J., William, Willis, and Wiley, according to Coshia's will in 1859. Jesse E. (1835-1862) mar. 1861 Mary Jane TAYLOR pobably in Cherokee Co. TX. Jesse E. reportedly died in the Civil War 9 days before the birth of their only son, Jesse Matthew (1862 Aug 20 - 1935). Mary Jane remarried three more times in Ellis Co. TX to Henderson, Manning, and Giles, but had no more children reach adulthood.
Have a little more data. Will trade. Does this make us cousins?
More About CASHIA:
Will: my son Wiley Parker of Choctaw County,MS in her TX Will.
More About JESSE PARKER and CASHIA:
Marriage: 1810, Prob. Cumberland Co., NC
Children of JESSE PARKER and CASHIA are:
i. PATIENCE3 PARKER, b. February 27, 1811, NC; d. December 06, 1882, TX; m. LABAN PUGH, July 13, 1829, Tuscaloosa Co., AL; b. May 23, 1800, NC; d. 1864, TX.
More About PATIENCE PARKER:
Census 1: 1880, Year: 1880; Census Place: Larissa, Cherokee, Texas; Roll: 1295; Family History Film: 1255295; Page: 402D; Enumeration District: 015
Census 2: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Tyler, Texas; Roll: M653_1306; Page: 380; Image: 291; Family History Library Film: 805306
Census 3: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Beat 4, Cherokee, Texas; Roll: M593_1578; Page: 265A; Image: 542; Family History Library Film: 553077
Notes for LABAN PUGH:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~texasbranches/genespugh.html#34
12. Laban4 Pugh ( Simeon3, William W.2, Arnold1) was born 23 May 1800 in North Carolina, and died 1864 in Texas. He married Patience Parker 13 Jul 1829 in Tuscaloosa County, AL, daughter of Jesse Parker and Coshea ?. She was born 27 Feb 1811 in North Carolina, and died 06 Dec 1882 in Texas.
Children of Laban Pugh and Patience Parker
34. i. Jesse5 Pugh, b. Abt. 1830, Alabama; d. Unknown.
35. ii. Mary Pugh, b. 1834, Alabama; d. Unknown.
36. iii. Rhoda Pugh, b. 1836, Alabama; d. Unknown.
iv. Isabella Pugh, b. 1839, Alabama; d. Unknown.
v. William H. Pugh, b. 1841, Mississippi; d. Unknown.
vi. Holly M. Pugh, b. 1843, Mississippi; d. Aft. 1860.
37. vii. Willis Pugh, b. 1845, Mississippi; d. 1896.
38. viii. Wilie M. Pugh, b. Aug 1848, Mississippi; d. 1914.
More About LABAN PUGH:
Census 1: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Tyler, Texas; Roll: M653_1306; Page: 380; Image: 291; Family History Library Film: 805306
Census 2: 1830, 1830; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 3; Page: 315; Family History Library Film: 0002330
Census 3: 1837, 1837 Choctaw Co., MS state census
Census 4: 1840, Year: 1840; Census Place: Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 80; Family History Library Film: 0014841
Census 5: 1850, Chickasaw Co., MS page 363 as Pew
Census 6: 1850, Year: 1850; Census Place: Western Division, Chickasaw, Mississippi; Roll: M432_369; Page: 363B; Image: 345
More About LABAN PUGH and PATIENCE PARKER:
Marriage: July 13, 1829, Tuscaloosa Co., AL
ii. PATRICIA PARKER, b. Abt. 1812, MS; d. Bef. 1850; m. HUGH MCCAIN; b. 1800, NC; d. 1858, Prob. Cherekee Co., TX.
More About HUGH MCCAIN:
Census 1: 1840, Choctaw Co., MS page 92
Census 2: 1850, Cherokee Co., TX page 906
iii. JOHN PARKER, b. 1814, NC; d. Aft. 1870, TX; m. ELIZABETH "BETSY" F. MIDDLETON; b. 1816, GA; d. Aft. 1870, TX.
Notes for JOHN PARKER:
1840 census Choctaw Co., MS Page 84 2 males 20-30, 3 females 5-10, 1 female 20-30
More About JOHN PARKER:
Census 1: 1850, Year: 1850; Census Place: Western Division, Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: M432_370; Page: 1A; Image: 6
Census 2: 1840, Year: 1840; Census Place: Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 84; Image: 171; Family History Library Film: 0014841
Census 3: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Beat 2, Cherokee, Texas; Roll: M653_1290; Page: 441; Image: 197; Family History Library Film: 805290
Census 4: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Williamson, Texas; Roll: M593_1609; Page: 440A; Image: 229; Family History Library Film: 553108
More About ELIZABETH "BETSY" F. MIDDLETON:
Census 1: 1850, Year: 1850; Census Place: Western Division, Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: M432_370; Page: 1A; Image: 6
Census 2: 1840, Year: 1840; Census Place: Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 84; Image: 171; Family History Library Film: 0014841
Census 3: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Williamson, Texas; Roll: M593_1609; Page: 440A; Image: 229; Family History Library Film: 553108
iv. JOSIAH JOSEPH PARKER, b. 1815, NC; d. Maybe Texas ???; m. NANCY MIDDLETON, February 28, 1836; b. October 17, 1817, GA; d. Maybe Texas ???.
Notes for JOSIAH JOSEPH PARKER:
1840 census Choctaw Co., MS 1 male 20-30, 2 females under 5, 1 female 20-30
I found Jesse Parker on page 309 of Tuscaloosca Co., Al census by a process of elimination of all the Parker listed in the 1830 census in AL. I knew that he had to be in Tuscaloosa Co.,AL because one of his daughter was married there but could not find him so I looked at all the Parker names in AL and the Parker listed on page 309 was the only one that I could find that matched up with what I knew about Jesse Parker family. Jesse name is hard to make out.
After reading Cashia Parker will and looking at the census I have made some changes to my file. I had an unknown male listed as first child and son. I made Josiah Parker that son. Four reasons.
(a) the census does not surport him being born in the year that I had him listed.
(b) it would be logical then, if Josiah was the oldest that he would adm. her will.
(c) Josiah Parker is listed as buying land in Choctaw Co., MS the same day as Jesse Parker bought his land and the land is right next to each other see below.
(d) I had a Josiah Parker listed in my file that married a Nancy Middleton on February 28, 1836. This information was from my Middleton research file (did not know who Josiah parents was) also Josiah brother John Parker married Elizabeth "Betsy" F. Middleton who was Nancy first cousin. Information from both Parker and Middleton file.
I also had another son listed (Isaiah Parker) but he was not listed in Cashia Parker will nor could I find a male listed on the Census records that matched him. I removed Isaiah Parker from my file as a son of Jesse and Cashia Parker. He may have died young.(???)
Name:
Joseph Parker
Age:
33
Birth Year:
abt 1817
Birthplace:
North Carolina
Home in 1850:
Subdivision 23, Choctaw, Mississippi, USA
Gender:
Male
Family Number:
661
Household Members:
Name
Age
Joseph Parker
33
Nancy Parker
33
Martha Parker
4
Mary Parker
12
Laria Parker
5
Robert Parker
3
William Parker
1
Source Citation
Year: 1850; Census Place: Subdivision 23, Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: M432_370; Page: 88A; Image: 182
Name: Josiah Porker wagon maker
[Josiah Parker]
Age: 45
Birth Year: abt 1815
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: Beat 7, Anderson, Texas
Post Office: Kickapoo
Family Number: 993
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age
Josiah Porker 45
Nancy Porker 43
Lara Porker 14
R S Porker 12
S A Porker 6
Jesse Porker 24
Source Citation
Year: 1860; Census Place: Beat 7, Anderson, Texas; Roll: M653_1287; Page: 57; Image: 122; Family History Library Film: 805287
Posted by: wayne parker (ID *****8616) Date: March 14, 2013 at 14:21:22
In Reply to: Jonathan PARKER m Rachel WILLEY, Gates Co NC 1794 by Steven Kratz of 26226
Some new thoughts on Jesse D. and Coshia Parker family and your Jesse Parker of FG#7 P120 and P296.
Jesse D. Parker has a son named Josiah and a son named John.
John Parker son of Jesse D. married Elizabeth "Betsy" F.Middleton,daughter of Parks Middleton who is the son of Capt.Holland Middleton.
Capt. Holland Middleton also has a son named Benjamin Middleton (brother of Parks). Benjamin daughter Nancy Middleton born 1817 married on February 28, 1836 in (MS or AL) Josiah Parker. I have no other information on when or where he was born or died.
Benjamin and Parks Middleton are living in old Choctaw Co., MS by 1840
In 1841 Jesse D. Parker and a Josiah Parker buy land right next to each other in old Choctaw Co., MS now Webster Co., MS.
Jesse D. Parker born Bet. 1782 - 1784 in NC, his son Josiah Parker who married Nancy Middleton.
In the 1850 census Cherokee Co., TX Page 908 Jesse D. Parker is living near Matthew Arnold Parker on Page 907. Matthew is the son of your Jesse Parker.Matthew daughter Mary "Molly" Samantha Parker married John A. Middleton.
So now we have theses thing common to both families
(1) the name Wiley/Willey
(2)the name Jesse Parker.
(3)Jesse D. moved from Choctaw Co., MS to Cherokee Co., TX and live real close to Matthew Arnold Parker.
(4)Jesse D. son Jesse E. named his son Jesse Matthew Parker.
(5) Matthew Arnold Parker moved to DeWitt County,Texas where two of Elijah Parker(my 3th g-grandfather) grandsons lived(Allen and Elijah Parker were their names)
(6) Middleton and Parker family has some connections.
That information has to tilt the scaled it least to a 60/40 or 70/30 or more that is a good change that your Jesse and Jesse D. are connected to each other.
Did any of your Jesse Parker family have any Josiah Parker in it?
I have not had any luck getting any Parker member of William Wiley Parker (son of Jesse D.Parker as W.W.Parker stated in old Choctaw Co., MS) family to do DNA testing but I have a "gut" felling that they belong to FG#7.
On page 919 of the 1850 Cherokee Co., TX census is John Harris. John Harris also moved from Choctaw Co., MS. John Harris is the son of Tyre Harris.Tyre sister Mary Harris married Elijah Parker (they are my 3th great-grandparents)
Richard (my line P239 of FG#7) and his brother Samuel Parker are living in old Choctaw Co.MS in the 1830's their brother James H.Parker is living in Chickasaw Co.,MS located next to Choctaw Co. MS.
Another Samuel Parker P353 of FG#7 is also living in Choctaw Co.at this time.
Below are documents matching the following land description from the current document: MS Choctaw Township 21.0N Range 8.0E Section 2
MS1420__.142 PARKER, JESSE 2/27/1841 30581 MS Choctaw 021N-008E E½SE¼ 2 Webster
MS1330__.012 PARKER, JESSEE 2/27/1841 25582 MS Choctaw 021N-008E NE¼ 2 Webster 021N-008E E½NW¼ 2 Webster
MS1390__.039 PARKER, JOSIAH 2/27/1841 28885 MS Choctaw 021N-008E SE¼SW¼ 2 Webster
Posted by: wayne parker (ID *****8616) Date: March 14, 2013 at 14:21:22
In Reply to: Jonathan PARKER m Rachel WILLEY, Gates Co NC 1794 by Steven Kratz of 26226
Some new thoughts on Jesse D. and Coshia Parker family and your Jesse Parker of FG#7 P120 and P296.
Jesse D. Parker has a son named Josiah and a son named John.
John Parker son of Jesse D. married Elizabeth "Betsy" F.Middleton,daughter of Parks Middleton who is the son of Capt.Holland Middleton.
Capt. Holland Middleton also has a son named Benjamin Middleton (brother of Parks). Benjamin daughter Nancy Middleton born 1817 married on February 28, 1836 in (MS or AL) Josiah Parker. I have no other information on when or where he was born or died.
Benjamin and Parks Middleton are living in old Choctaw Co., MS by 1840
In 1841 Jesse D.Parker and a Josiah Parker buy land right next to each other in old Choctaw Co., MS now Webster Co., MS.
Jesse D.Parker born Bet. 1782 - 1784 in NC, his son Josiah b 1839 could have been named for the older Josiah Parker who married Nancy Middleton.
In the 1850 census Cherokee Co., TX Page 908 Jesse D. Parker is living near Matthew Arnold Parker on Page 907. Matthew is the son of your Jesse Parker.Matthew daughter Mary "Molly" Samantha Parker married John A. Middleton.
So now we have theses thing common to both families
(1) the name Wiley/Willey
(2)the name Jesse Parker.
(3)Jesse D. moved from Choctaw Co., MS to Cherokee Co., TX and live real close to Matthew Arnold Parker.
(4)Jesse D. son Jesse E. named his son Jesse Matthew Parker.
(5) Matthew Arnold Parker moved to DeWitt County,Texas where two of Elijah Parker(my 3th g-grandfather) grandsons lived(Allen and Elijah Parker were their names)
(6) Middleton and Parker family has some connections.
That information has to tilt the scaled it least to a 60/40 or 70/30 or more that is a good change that your Jesse and Jesse D. are connected to each other.
Did any of your Jesse Parker family have any Josiah Parker in it?
I have not had any luck getting any Parker member of William Wiley Parker (son of Jesse D.Parker as W.W.Parker stated in old Choctaw Co., MS) family to do DNA testing but I have a "gut" felling that they belong to FG#7.
On page 919 of the 1850 Cherokee Co., TX census is John Harris. John Harris also moved from Choctaw Co., MS. John Harris is the son of Tyre Harris.Tyre sister Mary Harris married Elijah Parker (they are my 3th great-grandparents)
Richard (my line P239 of FG#7) and his brother Samuel Parker are living in old Choctaw Co.MS in the 1830's their brother James H.Parker is living in Chickasaw Co.,MS located next to Choctaw Co. MS.
Another Samuel Parker P353 of FG#7 is also living in Choctaw Co.at this time.
More About JOSIAH JOSEPH PARKER:
Date born 2: Bet. 1810 - 1820
Census 1: 1860, Anderson Co., TX page 57; Image: 122 as Josiah Porter
Census 2: 1837, 1837 Choctaw Co., MS state census
Census 3: 1840, Year: 1840; Census Place: Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: 215; Page: 85; Image: 173; Family History Library Film: 0014841
Census 4: 1850, Year: 1850; Census Place: Subdivision 23, Choctaw, Mississippi; Roll: M432_370; Page: 88A; Image: 182
Census 5: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Beat 7, Anderson, Texas; Roll: M653_1287; Page: 57; Family History Library Film: 805287
Census 6: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Beat 7, Anderson, Texas; Roll: M653_1287; Page: 57; Image: 122; Family History Library Film: 805287
Fact 1: February 27, 1841, Bought land in Choctaw Co., MS now Webster Co., MS
Fact 2: 1860, His brother Jesse Parker is living with him.
More About JOSIAH PARKER and NANCY MIDDLETON:
Marriage: February 28, 1836
v. WILLIS PARKER, b. 1818, NC; d. Bet. 1865 - 1870, Wood Co., TX; m. PATIENCE R.; b. 1835, GA.
More About WILLIS PARKER:
Census: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Precinct 1, Wood, Texas; Roll: M653_1308; Page: 343; Image: 233; Family History Library Film: 805308
More About PATIENCE R.:
Census: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Precinct 3, Wood, Texas; Roll: M593_1609; Page: 543B; Image: 439; Family History Library Film: 553108
vi. WILLIAM F. PARKER, b. 1824, NC; d. Bet. 1867 - 1870, TX; m. LOUISA SATTERWHITE, January 04, 1844, Choctaw Co., MS; b. 1827, TN; d. March 02, 1886, Erath Co., TX.
Notes for WILLIAM F. PARKER:
William F. Parker - Claiborne Co in 1860
Posted by: Katherine Satterwhite West Date: July 05, 2001 at 20:48:05
of 357
Searching for info about William F. and Louisa Satterwhite Parker. They bought land in Claiborne Co., LA on July 1, 1859.
William & Louisa m. 4 Jan 1844 in Choctaw Co., MS.; migrated to Limestone Co., TX from Claiborne Co., LA
Would appreciate any information you can give me about the family.
Blessings,
Katherine Satterwhite West
More About WILLIAM F. PARKER:
Census 1: 1860, Wood Co., TX Page 343
Census 2: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Precinct 1, Wood, Texas; Roll: M653_1308; Page: 343; Image: 233;
Notes for LOUISA SATTERWHITE:
Re: Louisa Satterwhite Parker, b. c1824, AL
Posted by: Katherine Satterwhite West
Date: December 27, 2001 at 09:48:32
In Reply to: Re: Louisa Satterwhite Parker, b. c1824, AL by Troy Brunson
of 25157
How did I come up with Satterwhite? By tracing all of Paul & Katherine Powell Satterwhite's 12 children. A distant cousin wrote a short bio on Paul & his children. All she said about Louisa was "She married a Mr. Parker". My line is through Dempsey Powell Satterwhite - your Louisa's brother. I would be happy to share my research with you. Do you have info on her husband, William F. Parker & his family? I know his father was Jesse Parker - do you have Jesse's parents? Do you have any photos of Louisa? Would love to know more about her.
More About LOUISA SATTERWHITE:
Census 1: 1880, Year: 1880; Census Place: Precinct 2, Erath, Texas; Roll: 1302; Family History Film: 1255302; Page: 32D; Enumeration District: 150
Census 2: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: District 48 West Texas, Limestone, Texas; Roll: M593_1596; Page: 224A; Image: 451; Family History Library Film: 553095
More About WILLIAM PARKER and LOUISA SATTERWHITE:
Marriage: January 04, 1844, Choctaw Co., MS
vii. WILLIAM WILEY PARKER, b. October 30, 1826, AL; d. January 09, 1903, MS; m. ELIZABETH RANSOM, Abt. 1849, Choctaw Co., MS; b. 1826, GA; d. May 22, 1888, MS.
Notes for WILLIAM WILEY PARKER:
Birth: Oct. 30, 1826, USA
Death: Jan. 9, 1903, USA
Husband of Elizabeth Parker
Burial:
Longview Cemetery
Carrollton
Carroll County
Mississippi, USA
Created by: Patricia Holt
Record added: Jan 08, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 10291506
NOTE: Need a Parker male from this Parker family to take a Y-DNA test. I Wayne N. Parker thinks they may belong to FG#7.(???)
Re: Wiley & Elizabeth Parker, Emanuel Co. GA
Posted by: Paulette Parker Sims Date: May 23, 2001 at 06:32:36
In Reply to: Re: Wiley & Elizabeth Parker, Emanuel Co. GA by Emma Parker of 26408
Emma,
The William Wiley Parker, Jr. in Carroll County is the son of William Wiley Parker, earlier of Choctaw County.
From what I have accumulated I have:
William Wiley Parker m. Elizabeth Ransom
10-30-1826 / 1-9-1903 @1824 / 5-22-1888
1. Joseph T. Parker m. Maggie Lee/Lou Long
3-1850 & Mary Nunley
2. Dudley Franklin Parker m. Emma Blaylock
7-14-1852 / 2-16-1922 Rose Doley
3. Mary J. Parker m. W. C. (Bill ) Long
2-6-1852 / 6-19-1921 3-20-1845/6-29-1917
4. Missouri A. Parker m. Warren Long
4-22-1854
5. Larrah A. Parker m. W. C.(Bill)Campbell
1860 - 1936
6. Robert Coleman(Monk) m.Tular Agnes Beatty
/ 11-22-1938
7. William Wiley (Bose) m. Anna Collins
1-12-1864/10-26-1925 3-14-1871/12-3-1959
W. W. Parker lived near Old Greensboro 1860 -1865. Made Shoes for soldiers and gave them the shoes. When the northern soldiers returned thru Greensboro, they asked for him but were given wrong directions. He sat in the "dog-trot" with gun and saddlebags across his knees. Elizabeth begged him to go to woods but he wouldn't. He said the soldiers were going the other way. They burned Greensboro, then went on. Later he moved near New Hope Methodist Church. When Elizabeth died she was buried at Mission. He must have gone to live with some of the children, died in Carroll County, was buried at Longview.
Uncle John Parker (Odell & Nobia's brother) said his granddaddy's tanyard is on the Mission Church Road on "Old Bob Collins" place. He said the old house was still standing but it is off the road. He said the tanyard used to stand ankle deep in mud, cows, etc. would bog down and have to be pulled out, but it is dry all over it now. the land where the houseplace is on Cat Caffey or Weyerhaueser behind Aubry Whitfield's house.
Another interesting sidenote: Grandma Annie Bell Bailey and Aunt Blanche said that the last seven years of her life, Elizabeth did not speak to W. W. Sam Long told me that he had always heard that Elizabeth had caught him in bed with one of her sisters. He went to her deathbed and asked her if she had anything to say to him and she turned her head away.
I have the descendants from here down. I am lucky to have known personnally back to my greatgrandmother Anna Collins. Aunt Blanche Parker (daughter of W. W., Jr. and Anna Collins) is still living and in nursing home here in Winona. Aunt Annie McNeer (daughter of Robert Coleman and Tular Beatty) died just two years ago. I have a portrait of William Wiley Parker, Sr. and one of Tular Agnes Beatty in my house.(the old big ones). Elizabeth is buried at Mission along side a granddaughter Florence Long)
This should be enough for you to digest this morning. Contact soon.
Paulette
More About WILLIAM WILEY PARKER:
Burial: Longview Cem., Carrollton, Carroll Co., MS
Census 1: 1850, Choctaw Co. MS Page 7 Born GA
Census 2: 1860, Choctaw Co. MS Page 86 Born AL
Census 3: 1870, Carroll Co., MS Page 637 Born GA
Census 4: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Township 19 Range 5, Carroll, Mississippi; Roll: M593_723; Page: 637A; Image: 383; Family History Library Film: 552222
Census 5: 1880, Montgomery Co., MS Page 313 Born AL
Census 6: 1900, Carroll Co., MS Page 46 Born AL living with son Coleman
Y-DNA: Need male Parker from this family willing to be y-DNA tested.
Notes for ELIZABETH RANSOM:
Birth: unknown
Death: May 22, 1888
Wife of Wiley Parker/Age 63 years
Burial:
Mission Cemetery
Sawyer
Montgomery County
Mississippi, USA
Created by: Ronnie Lee ("Ron") Colli...
Record added: Oct 26, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 22473726
More About ELIZABETH RANSOM:
Burial: Mission Cemetery, Sawyer, Montgomery Co., MS
Census: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Township 19 Range 5, Carroll, Mississippi; Roll: M593_723; Page: 637A; Image: 383; Family History Library Film: 552222
More About WILLIAM PARKER and ELIZABETH RANSOM:
Marriage: Abt. 1849, Choctaw Co., MS
viii. SUSAN PARKER, b. 1827, AL; m. ELIJAH EMBRY; b. 1808, GA.
More About SUSAN PARKER:
Census: 1860, Cherokee Co., TX page 513 as Emory
More About ELIJAH EMBRY:
Census 1: 1850, Choctaw Co. MS Page 1B
Census 2: 1837, 1837 Choctaw Co., MS state census
Census 3: 1840, Choctaw Co. MS Page 93
ix. MARY PARKER, b. August 25, 1827, AL; d. September 10, 1888, Henderson Co., TX; m. ABNER HARDEN; b. 1822, SC; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880, TX.
More About MARY PARKER:
Burial: Myrtle Springs Cemetery,Henderson Co., TX
Census 1: 1850, Cherokee Co., TX page 911
Census 2: 1860, Cherokee Co., TX page 475
Census 3: 1880, Henderson Co., TX page 194
Fact: June 1857, Living in Hempstead Co., AR
Notes for ABNER HARDEN:
Harden
More About ABNER HARDEN:
Census 1: 1850, Cherokee Co., TX page 911
Census 2: 1860, Cherokee Co., TX page 475
Census 3: 1870, Cherokee Co., TX page 256 as Hardin
Fact: Hardin
x. ELIZABETH JANE PARKER, b. 1834, MS; m. WILLIAM R. THOMPSON; b. 1832, AL.
xi. JESSE E. PARKER, b. July 26, 1835, Choctaw Co., MS; d. August 11, 1862, Cherokee Co., TX; m. MARY JANE TAYLOR, July 18, 1861; b. November 12, 1843; d. May 12, 1926, Italy, Ellis Co., TX..
Notes for JESSE E. PARKER:
Note: Living with his brother Josiah Parker in 1860 in Anderson Co., TX.
More About JESSE E. PARKER:
Census 1: 1860, Anderson Co., TX page 57; Image: 122 living with his brother Josiah Parker
Census 2: 1860, Year: 1860; Census Place: Beat 7, Anderson, Texas; Roll: M653_1287; Page: 57; Image: 122; Family History Library Film: 805287
Notes for MARY JANE TAYLOR:
Mary Parker Giles
Birth: 1843
Death: 1926
Burial:
Italy Cemetery
Italy
Ellis County
Texas, USA
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Created by: John Smith
Record added: Mar 15, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 86808465
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ID: I2253
Name: Mary Jane TAYLOR
Sex: F
Note: later marr. to James Henderson, then ? Giles. Children unknown
Birth: 12 Nov 1843
Death: 12 May 1926 in Italy, Ellis Co., TX
More About MARY JANE TAYLOR:
Burial: Italy Cemetery,Italy, Ellis Co., TX
Census 1: 1870, Year: 1870; Census Place: Waxahachie, Ellis, Texas; Roll: M593_1583; Page: 396A; Image: 197; Family History Library Film: 553082
Census 2: 1880, Year: 1880; Census Place: Precinct 4, Ellis, Texas; Roll: 1301; Family History Film: 1255301; Page: 514C; Enumeration District: 050
More About JESSE PARKER and MARY TAYLOR:
Marriage: July 18, 1861
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