I am looking for any information on a Hulda Parker born in 1791 in Burnsville, Anson County N.C that married Benjamin Allen. She left N.C. around 1839 to Enoch, Alabama. Two of their children and their families moved with them (Richmond & Wiley Allen). Richmond married a Sarah Allen and moved his family to Cromwell and started a small general merchandising store. Wiley married Elvira Tims and moved to Cyril, Alabama in Choctaw County. I am kin to Hulda and looking for information about her brothers and sisters. Thanks for any help!
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ID: I109
Name: Nicholas PARKER
Given Name: Nicholas
Surname: Parker
Sex: M
Note:
Nicholas was in Anson Co.(living on Richardson Creek ) by the 1770s,failed to
appear for grand jury duty in 1775. Also a Thomas Parker,relationship unknown, was in Anson Co. at about the same time.
Land records in Anson Co. show several of his land transactions, aswell as
settlement of his estate among his wife Mary and his five children.Nicholas Parker
was a patriot in the Revolutionary War in that he provided sundrysupplies to the
Militias of NC, SC, & VA.
Author Helen Parker Kelman believes that Nicholas was likelydescended from
Richard Parker of Nansemond Co., VA who was born in 1630 at Trengoffein
Warleggan Parish, County Cornwall, England.
1 2
Birth: 21 OCT 1755 2
Death: 20 AUG 1820 in Anson Co, NC 2
Burial: 1820 Parker graveyard, Burnsville Twp, Anson County 2
Marriage 1 Mary
Married: JUN 1786 in Montgomery Co, NC 2
Children
Has No Children Polly PARKER
Has No Children Huldah PARKER b: 1792 in Anson Co, NC
Has Children Susannah PARKER b: 1794/95 in Anson Co, NC
Has No Children William Wiley PARKER b: 1796 in Anson Co, NC
Has No Children Thomas PARKER b: 1800 in Anson Co, NC
Sources:
Abbrev: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~eddunn/pr
Title: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~eddunn/pr
Abbrev: Ed Dunn
Title: email from Ed Dunn (eddunn@abq.com) Mar 2003 citing "Parkers of AnsonCounty, NC, with Burnses and Curlees" by Helen Parker Kelman,privately printed, 1993
I found this and you've probably seen it:
Nicholas Parker (b. October 21, 1755, d. August 20, 1820)
Nicholas Parker was born October 21, 1755, and died August 20, 1820.He married Mary.
Includes NotesNotes for Nicholas Parker:
The Nicholas Parker home land on Richardson Creek was known as the Perry Place, and after that the Norfleet Howard Place.He is buried there.The tombstone was legible in 1954.Parentage unknown.He applied for a marriage license in Montgomery County, NC (later became Stanly County) in 1785-1786, although the original application was lost.He was a Patriot of the Revolutionary War, in that he provided sundries to the Militia of NC, VA, and SC as allowed by Rochester and Ramsey, Auditors at Harrisburg, NC in November 1780.
SOURCE:Parkers of Anson County, NC with Burnses and Curlees by Kelman
ALSO:Dan A. Sullivan,
dan_sullivan@prodigy.com who is the 3rd great grandson of John Calvin Caudle.
Children of Nicholas Parker and Mary are:
Polly (Mary) Parker, d. date unknown.
Hulda Parker, d. date unknown.
Susannah Parker, d. date unknown.
+William Wiley Parker, b. Abt. 1796, d. date unknown.
Thomas Parker, d. date unknown.