Parker Genealogy for the Descendants of
Daniel Louis Parker
Generation No. 1
Peter (1) de Alcancotes was born Abt. 1225 in Alkincoats, Colne, Lancashire, England.
Notes for Peter de Alcancotes: Browsholme Hall history booklet states that the Parkers of Browsholme are descended from Peter de Alcancotes, who held the Manor of Alkincoats in Colne in the mid 13th Century; the succession went from his son Adam, to Adam's younger son Richard.
Child of Peter de Alcancotes is:
- 1. Adam (2) de Alcancotes, born Abt. 1255 in Alkincoats, Colne, Lancashire, England; died Aft.1311.
Generation No. 2
Adam(2) de Alcancotes (Peter1) was born Abt. 1255 in Alkincoats, Colne, Lancashire, England, and died Aft. 1311.
Notes for Adam de Alcancotes (A.k.a: Adam le Parker) : Browsholme Hall history booklet states that Adam was a son of Peter de Alcancotes who held theManor of Alkincoats in Colne in the mid 13th century, and his younger son Richard le Parker of Trawden succeeded; One record states that Richard was a grandson. An early mention of the Parker family occurs in the Inquisition Post Mortem of the last Henry de Lacy, dated A.D. 1311. Therein appear the names of Richard, son of Adam de Alcancotes; William, son of Adam de Alcancotes; and Adam, son of Peter de Alcancotes. The fact that Alkincoats was at this time not merely a mansion, but also a hamlet, sufficiently explains the frequency of the name. Here, in the time of John de Lacy, the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem held 20 acres of land. The Parkers, who derived their name and arms from the office of parker, or park-keeper, of the Forest of Bowland, trace their descent from Edward I. Exert from The History of the Forest of Bowland: There are some fine houses and estates in Bowland (Bolland) means "cattle land" and the Ribble Valley occupied by long-standing families, such as the Parkers at Browsholme (since about 1507).
Children of Adam de Alcancotes are:
- John(3) Parker, born Abt. 1285 in Ightenhill, Burnley, Lancashire, England.
- Richard (3)le Parker, born Abt. 1300 in Trawden, Colne, Lancashire, England.
Generation No. 3
Richard(3) le Parker (Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1300 in Trawden, Colne,Lancashire, England.
Notes for Richard le Parker:
Browsholme Hall history booklet lists Richard as a younger son of Adam, and his son Edmund was park-keeper of Radholme Laund.
Child of Richard le Parker is:
- 1. Edmund(4) Parker, born Abt. 1340 in Radholme Laund, Yorkshire, England; died 1411 inRadholme, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England.
Generation No. 4
Edmund (4) Parker (Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1340 in Radholme Laund, Yorkshire, England, and died 1411 in Radholme, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England.
Notes for Edmund Parker: Browsholme Hall history booklet lists Edmund as son of Richard and that he was park-keeper of Radholme Laund, near Browsholme, one of the two great deer parks in the Forest of Bowland; his sons Richard and John were deputy parkers of Radholme before 1411
Children of Edmund Parker are:
- John Parker
- Richard(5) Parker, born Abt. 1380 in Radholme Laund, Yorkshire, England; died Aft. 1411 in Radholme, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England.
Generation No. 5
Richard(5) Parker (Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1380 in Radholme Laund, Yorkshire, England, and died Aft. 1411 in Radholme, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England. He married Unk Glouscales Abt. 1420 in Yorkshire, England, daughter of Gregg De Foulscales. She was born Abt. 1405 in Foulscales, Newton, Yorkshire, England.
Notes for Richard Parker: Browsholme Hall history booklet states that Richard and his brother John, sons of Edmund, were deputy parkers of Radholme in 1393, but from 1380 that had a lease of the vaccary, or cow pasture, of Browsholme, which was renewed in 1400; Richard build the original house and received a pension in 1411.
More About Richard Parker: Note 1: Deputy Parker
Children of Richard Parker and Unk Glouscales are:
- Christopher Parker.
- Robert Parker.
- Edmund(6) Parker, born Abt. 1425 in Foulscales, Newton, Yorkshire, England; died Aft. 1454.
Generation No. 6
Edmund(6) Parker (Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1425 in Foulscales, Newton, Yorkshire, England, and died Aft. 1454. He married Unknown Abt. 1454 in England.
Notes for Edmund Parker: Browsholme Hall history booklet lists Edmund as the son of Richard, and his son Giles who succeeded; Browsholme Hall - A Point of View gives poem written about Edmund: "I pray God bless the life – Of Master Edmund Parker and his wife - And all the children that with him wonnes - Five daughters and seven sonnes; Jessica Lofthoust Lancashire's Old Families" states: "Edmund of Foulscales.' This hoary old farm is still there, by a stream near the Marl Hill--Barney Brow high-level road from Cow Ark to Newton; it has lain snug in this hollow for over 500 years."
Children of Edmund Parker and Unknown are:
- James Parker.
- Richard Parker.
- Robert Parker.
- Gyles (7)Parker, born Abt. 1450 in Horrocksford, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England; died 1500.
Generation No. 7
Gyles (7) Parker (Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1450 in Horrocksford, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, and died 1500. He married Unknown 1480.
Notes for Gyles Parker: Listed as Parker of Horrockford on Browsholme Pedigree; Browsholme Hall history booklet lists Giles as the son of Edmund, states that he was a tenant of Nether Browsholme in 1482, and that he directed that his body should be buried in the vault at The Church of St Helen in Waddington in 1500.
More About Gyles Parker: A.k.a: Giles Burial: 1500, Waddington, Yorkshire, England
Children of Gyles Parker and Unknown are:
- Bryan Parker.
- John Parker.
- Nicholas Parker.
- Robert Parker.
- Edward (8)Parker, born Abt. 1481 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England; died 1546 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England.
Generation No. 8
Edward(8) Parker (Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1481 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England, and died 1546 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England. He married Jennet Redmayne Abt. 1509 in Yorkshire, England, daughter of John Redmayne and Elizabeth Parker. She was born Abt. 1490 in Yorkshire, England.
Notes for Edward Parker: Browsholme Hall history booklet states that Edward (Edmund) was the second son of Giles of Harrocksford, that he obtained a new lease of Nether Browsholme in 1507, and built the present house, and that he died in 1547. Browsholme Hall - A Point of View - states that he and his wife had 15 children, and their eldest son Gyles was a Chantry Priest; a third son lived at Foulscales
More About Edward Parker: A.k.a: Edmund
More About Jennet Redmayne: A.k.a: Elizabeth
Children of Edward Parker and Jennet Redmayne are:
- Elizabeth Parker.
- Gyles Parker.
- Jenet Parker.
- John Parker.
- Reginald Parker.
- Thomas Parker.
- 7. Robert(9) Parker, born Abt. 1512 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England; died 1591 in Brownsholme, Weddington, Yorkshire, England.
Generation No. 9
Robert(9) Parker (Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Abt. 1512 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England, and died 1591 in Brownsholme, Weddington, Yorkshire, England. He married Elizabeth Chadderton Abt. January 8, 1553/54 in Whalley, Yorkshire, England, daughter of Edmund Chadderton and Margaret Cliffe. She was born Abt. 1536, and died 1608.
Notes for Robert Parker: Browsholme Hall history booklet lists Robert, son of Edmund, as Bowbearer of the Forest of Bowland, and married to Elizabeth Chadderton; his younger son Roger was Dean of Lincoln and his youngest son William Archdeacon of Cornwall; he was succeeded by his second son, after his eldest son Edmund was drowned at Cambridge
Children of Robert Parker and Elizabeth Chadderton are:
- Edmund Parker.
- Issabel Parker.
- Jane Parker.
- Thomas Parker.
- Roger Parker
- 6. William(10) Parker, born 1560 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England; died 1631 in Blisland, Cornwall, England.
Generation No. 10
William(10) Parker (Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1560 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England, and died 1631 in Blisland, Cornwall, England. He married Johanna Panchard 1585 in Wiltshire, England. She was born 1565 in Cornwall, England, and died May 25, 1631 in Werlegan, Liskeard, Cornwall, England. Burial: 1631, Warleggon, Cornwall, England
Notes for William Parker: Rector of Blisland, Cornwall 1601 and Archdeacon of Cornwall.
Children of William Parker and Johanna Panchard are:
- Will Parker.
- 2. James(11) Parker, born 1590 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England; died 1672 in Warlegon, Cornwall, England.
Generation No. 11
James(11) Parker (William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1590 in Brownsholme, Yorkshire, England, and died 1672 in Warlegon, , Cornwall, England. He married Katherine Buller 1616 in St. Stephens, Saltash, England, daughter of Richard Buller and Alice Hayward. She was born 1600, and died April 23, 1668.
Notes for James Parker: James Parker, Knight, and Gentleman. James at age 25/26 married in 1616 Katherine Buller age 16. Their home was at Browsholme Hall in Yorkshire, England. The Buller family was an ancient and respectable family seated in Cornwall, dating back to the reign of Elizabeth (1558-1603). Katherine was a descendant of Geoffrey Plantagent.
Note 1: James and Katherine had a total of 21 children.
Children of James Parker and Katherine Buller are:
- Alice Parker.
- Anthony Parker.
- Francis Parker.
- James Parker.
- Jane Parker.
- John Parker.
- Katherine Parker.
- Robert Parker.
- Rowland Parker.
10. William Parker.
11. Richard(12) Parker, born November 1630 in Warleggon, Cornwall, England; died April 16, 1683 in Henrico County, Virginia.
12. George Parker
Generation No. 12 (brought the Parker Family to America)
Richard12 Parker (James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born November 1630 in Warleggon, Cornwall, England, and died April 16, 1683 in Henrico County, Virginia. He married Mary Perkins Abt. 1656. She was born 1618 in Charles City County, Virginia, and died 1668 in Henrico County, Virginia. Burial: April 18, 1683, Henrico County, Virginia, Christening: Nov. 29, 1630 in Warleggon, England.
Degree: Medical Doctor
Notes for Richard Parker: MY VIEW OF DR. RICHARD PARKER.
by Waunita Powell Dr. Richard Parker was Christened Nov. 29, 1630 at Warlegon in England. His father was James Parker, Knight, and Gentleman. James at age 25/26 married in 1616 Katherine Buller age 16. Their home was at Browsholme Hall in Yorkshire, England. The Buller family was an ancient and respectable family seated in Cornwall, dating back to the reign of Elizabeth (1558-1603). Katherine was a descendant of Geoffrey Plantagent. Dr. Richard Parker's Grandfather, William Parker, was Arch Deacon of Blisland, whose lineage is traced back to Gyles Parker through his son, Edmund Parker, who died 1547, and to Monk Wm. Le Parker, seated at Lancashire, England. Wm. Le Parker received land 1395 and was styled "De Monk Hall in Extwistle". Rowland Parker, a younger son of James, left an account of the family written Sept. 1, 1673. This account was found in an old Common Place Book now at Browsholme, the home of the Parker family in Yorkshire. Rowland listed 21 children. (ref.Va. Mag.Vol 5) He stated: "Richard, ye 9th, Dr. of Physick went to Virginy, married a Londoner and had issue six children, liveth upon Saint James River, in ye Uplands of Virginy, hath been High Sheriff of sd County." English law dictated that the eldest son was to inherit the estate of the father, so Richard Parker could expect little from his father. (Later years the estate of James Parker was decimated by suits between William, his eldest son, and himself). As many young men before him, he had to learn a trade or profession. He became a doctor, and went to the Colonies to make his fortune as a landowner and Doctor. On July 27, 1652 Capt. Francis Morgan was granted a patent of land in Glocestor Co., Virginia. Capt. Morgan had an earlier Patent in Charles City Co., Va. The 1652 patent had ten headrights, and among these were Richard Parker, Robert Burten, John Parker, and William Porter. Richard Parker, Wm. Porter and John Parker were in Charles City Co. John Parker's will probated there in 1678. His wife Ann was executor. Dr. Richard Parker, Robert Burten and William Porter later found in Henrico Co., Virginia. The Patent date is not an indication of date of arrival, but can only be used to prove the person was in Virginia by that time. With the London Company there was at least a seven year wait for your land patent. Later there was a stipulation that you must put up a small cabin (called seating) put a small stock of cattle to range in the woods for 12 months, and the headrights had to remain in Virginia for three years. You also had to plant an acre of corn or tobacco.
Children of Richard Parker and Mary Perkins are:
- Katherine Parker
- Mary Parker
- Susan Parker
- William Parker
- Richard Parker, Jr.
- Thomas(13) Parker, born 1666 in Nansemond County, Virginia; died 1717 in Chowan County, Virginia.
Generation No. 13
Thomas(13) Parker (Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1666 in Nansemond County, Virginia, and died 1717 in Chowan County, Virginia. He married Jane Early-Evans 1679. She was born 1665 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, and died 1735 in Chowan County, NC.
More About Thomas Parker: Burial: October 1717, Chowan County, Virginia
Children of Thomas Parker and Jane Early-Evans are:
- Thomas Parker
- Joseph Parker
- Sarah Parker
- John H.(14) Parker I, born 1692 in Nansemond County, Virginia; died 1761 in Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
- William Parker
- Francis Parker
- James Parker
Generation No. 14
John H.(14) Parker I (Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1692 in Nansemond County, Virginia, and died 1761 in Edgecomb County, North Carolina. He married Mary Stone, daughter of Richard Stone and Sinna Lnu. She was born 1699 in Nansemond County, Virginia, and died October 6, 1770 in Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
Notes for John H. Parker I: WILL OF JOHN PARKER Written 11 May 1761
Probated Sept. 1761 "In the name of God, amen-the eleventh day of May in the year of our Lord-1761- I, John Parker, of Edgecombe County, am sick and weak in Body but of perfect mind and memory, Thanks be given unto God for the same, and Calling to mind the mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this, my Last Will and Testament, that is to say, principally, and part of all-I give and Recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it and for my Body I Recommend it to the Earth to be Buried in a Christian-Like and decent manner at the
discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting but at the general Resurrection I Shall Receive the Same again by the mighty power of God and as touching Such Worldly Estate wherewith it Hath pleased God to Bless me in this Life, I give, devise and Dispose of the Same in manner and form following, that is to say, in the first place----
Item:I give to my son, Gabriel Parker, one young Horse and one Cow and two Sows. I also give to my son, Gabriel, my land and plantation after His mother's decease.
Item:I give and bequeath to my son John Parker, one cow and one young sow.
Item:I give and bequeath to my son, Aron Parker, one Bed and furniture and on young Hefer and one Sow.
Item:I give and bequeath to William Ammons, one young Hefer.
Item:I give and bequeath unto my Daughter, Sarah Parker, two Hefers and one Sow.
Item:I give and bequeath unto my Daughter, Margret, one cow and one Sow.
Item:I give and bequeath unto my Daughter, Elizabeth Parker, one cow and the Hogs that used to be called Hers.
"I lend to my well beloved wife my Land and plantation Her Life-time-and all the Rest I give and bequeath unto Mary, my well Beloved wife, all the Rest of my Estate goods and Chattels, of what-soever kind. I Likewise Constitute, make and ordain Thomas Horn, Sen'r and Thomas Hart and Mary, my well beloved wife, Executors of this, my Last will and Testament and I do Hereby utterly Dysallow, Revoke and Disannul all and every other former Testaments, wills and Legacies, Requests and Executors by me in any ways before this Time Names, willed and bequeathed. Ratifying and Confirming this and no other to be my Last will and Testament in witness whereof I Have Hereunto Sett my Hand and Seal the day and year above written." Signed, Sealed and Delivered
In the presence of us-- John Parker (Seal) John Dew, Mary Dew, Cornelius Jordan.
(Edgecombe Co. Wills, 1750-1945; CR.037.801.22; NCSA)
More About John H. Parker I: Burial: 1761, Edgecomb County, North Carolina
More About Mary Stone: Burial: October 7, 1770, Edgecomb County, North Carolina
Children of John Parker and Mary Stone are:
- William Ammons Parker.
- Gabriel Parker
- Aaron Parker
- John H.(15) Parker II, born 1725 in Sampson County, North Carolina; died February 10, 1806 in Little Coharie, Sampson County, N.C.
- Sarah Parker
- Margaret Parker
- Elizabeth Parker
Generation No. 15
John H.(15) Parker II (John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1725 in Sampson County, North Carolina, and died February 10, 1806 in Little Coharie, Sampson County, NC Burial: February 11, 1806, Sampson County, N.C. He married Rachel Sessums 1750 in Sampson County, North Carolina, daughter of Nicholas Sessums and Elizabeth Hooker. She was born 1733 in Edgecomb County, N.C, and died 1792 in Sampson County, N.C.
Notes for John H. Parker II:
John Parker's will is dated .Apr.23, 1800 and is printed in its entirety below. State of North Carolina Sampson County In the name of god, Amen
I, John Parker of the state and county aforesd Being Weak of Body But of perfect mind and memory, thanks Be to God and calling to Mind the mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say Principally and First of all, I Recommend my soul unto the hand of might God that gave it and my Body I Recommend to the Earth to be Buried in a Decent Christian Burial at the discretion of Executors Nothing doubting But that at the general Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the Mighty Power of God and as touching such worldly estate as it hath Pleased God to Bless me with in this life I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and Form Firstly, I give and Bequeath to Rachel my wife eleven hundred acres of land between Little Cohary and
south River including the Plantation whereon I now live also one Negro man called Peter also one Negro woman called Hammer likewise all my household goods and furniture during her natural life my household goods and furniture to be at her Disposal at her death I also give to my wife all my stock of all kinds during her life I also give to my sons Josiah Parker and John Parker William Parker and Lewis Parker and my daughters Lewrany Clark and Elizabeth Fisher the sum of twenty shillings Each to be raised and levied out of my Estate I also give to my son Nicholas Parker one hundred acres of land on the west side of little Cohary Near the head of Siprous Creek Patterned by Jones Lockerman also one hundred acres near the head of the Beaver Dam Swamp I also give to my son Thomas Parker two hundred acres of land including the Plantation whereon he lives likewise one hundred acres of land near a pond called the open Pond part of a survey of one hundred and fifty acres I also give the remaining fifty acres to my son Francis Parker I also give the said Negroes Peter and Hammer between my sons Thomas and Luke after my wife's death at which time the land and Plantation first mentioned to be my son Luke Parker also at my wife's death my stock of all kinds to be divided between my sons Sessums Thomas and Luke an thereby make and ordain my worth friends Nicholas Parker and Sessums Parker Executors of this my last will and testament and I do hereby utterly disallow Revoke and Disannul all former wills and testaments by me here to fore made Ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament In witness whereunto I have here unto set my hand and seal
this 23 day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and in the 24 year of American Independence sign sealed and Published and declared by the said John Parker the testator as his last will and testament in the presents of us who were present at the time of signing and sealing thereof Thomas Bullard John Hall John Parker seal William Fowler
Children of John Parker and Rachel Sessums are:
- John H.(16) Parker III, born February 23, 1753 in Beaverdam Township, Sampson County, North Carolina; died July 7, 1838 in Bladen County, N.C.
- Josiah Parker
- Nicholas Parker
- William Parker
- Lewis Parker
- Sessums Parker
- Francis Parker
- Thomas Parker
- Elizabeth Parker
10. Luke Parker
11. Sarah Parker
12. Lewrany Parker
Generation No. 16
John H.(16) Parker III (John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9,Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born February 23, 1753 in Beaverdam Township, Sampson County, North Carolina, and died July 7, 1838 in Bladen County, North Carolina. He married Rhoda Bedsole Abt. 1805, daughter of William Bedsole and Rhoda West. She was born 1775 in North Carolina, and died in Bladen County, N.C.
Notes for John H. Parker III:
John applied for a pension from the American Revolutionary War and it was granted. When he died his wife Rhoda applied for and was granted his pension. She listed her age as 76. (I have a copy of the original document where John and Rhoda applied for his pension)
Children of John Parker and Rhoda Bedsole are:
- Sally Parker
- Simon(17) Peter Parker, born 1786 in Beaverdam, Township, Sampson County, NC; died 1875 in Elba, Coffee County, AL.
- Easter Parker
- Daniel Parker
- Alfred Parker
- Thomas Parker
Generation No. 17 (Brought the Parker Family to Alabama)
Simon Peter(17) Parker (John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1786 in Beaverdam, Township, Sampson County, NC, and died 1875 in Elba, Coffee County, AL. He married (1) Nancy Hattaway 1816 in Sampson County, North Carolina. She was born 1790 in North Carolina, and died 1825 in Dale County, AL. He married (2) Frances Barlow 1826 in Elba, Coffee County, AL. She was born 1798 in North Carolina, and died 1860 in Elba,
Coffee County, AL.
More About Simon Peter Parker: Burial: 1875, Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, Elba, Coffee County, AL
More About Nancy Hattaway: Burial: 1825, Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, Elba, Coffee County, AL
More About Frances Barlow: Burial: Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, Elba, Coffee County, AL Note 1: Frances was a Choctaw Indian from Maringo County.
Note 2: Frances was married to Unknown Hall before marrying Simon.
Children of Simon Parker and Nancy Hattaway are:
1. Daniel Irvin(18) Parker, born 1817 in Sampson County, North Carolina; died December 1863.
2. Sara Sally Parker
- Susan Lucinda Parker
- George Parker
Children of Simon Parker and Frances Barlow (Choctaw Indian) are:
- Mary Ann Parker
- Nancy Parker
- John Jackson Peter Parker
- Peter Parker
- Nathan Aaron Parker
10. William Jasper Parker
11. Aaron Parker Note 1: Died in the Civil War (CSA).
12. James Parker Note 1: Died in the Civil War (CSA).
13. William Richard Parker.
14. Frances Parker
Generation No. 18
Daniel Irvin(18) Parker (Simon Peter17, John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5, Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker,Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born 1817 in Sampson County, North Carolina, and died December 1863. He married Sarah Ann Wise 1837 in Elba, Coffee County, AL. She was born 1819 in Georgia, and died January 27, 1863 in Florala, Alabama.
More About Sarah Ann Wise: A.k.a: Sally Burial: Chappell Hill Cemetery, Florala, Alabama
Children of Daniel Parker and Sarah Wise are:
- Irvin Anderson Parker
- Julia Ann Parker
- John Jemsey Jackson Parker, Sr.
- Pherobia Emily Ann M. Parker
- Sarah Ann Parker
- Millie L. E. Parker
- Peter Francis Marion(19) Parker, born April 26, 1850 in Elba, Coffee County, Alabama; died August 1878.
- Martha Ann B. Parker
Note 1: Martha Ann B. and Martha Ann J. were twins.
- Martha Ann J. Parker
10. Benjamin Franklin Parker
11. Florence Ugena Parker
Generation No. 19
Peter Francis Marion(19) Parker (Daniel Irvin18, Simon Peter17, John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5,Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born April 26, 1850 in Elba, Coffee County, Alabama, and died August 1878. He married Ursley Ann Matilda Geohagan, daughter of Louis Geohagan and Nancy Balckam. She was born August 25, 1851 in Coffee County, Alabama, and
died 1931 in Coffee County, Alabama.
More About Peter Francis Marion Parker: Burial: August 1878, Elba, Coffee County, Alabama
Children of Peter Parker and Ursley Geohagan are:
- George Washington Alexander Parker
- Daniel Louis(20) Parker, born March 15, 1878 in Covington County, Alabama; died August 12, 1920 in Geneva County, Alabama. He married M. Louisa Thrower.
Generation No. 20
Daniel Louis Parker 20 (Peter Francis Marion19, Daniel Irvin18, Simon Peter17, John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5,Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born March 15, 1878 in Covington County, Alabama; died August 12, 1920 in Geneva County, Alabama. He married M. Louisa Thrower.
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Children of Daniel Louis Parker and M. Louisa Thrower:
1. Chester_____ (21)Parker(my grandfather) born February 18, 1901
2. Dennis Parker
3. Theodore Ras Parker
4. Jack (the infant who died)
5. Rosa Parker Fransisco
6. Stella Parker Weeks
7. Esther Parker Wagner
8. Danny Lou Parker Phillips
Generation 21
Chester Arthur(?) Parker(21), (Daniel Louis Parker 20, Peter Francis Marion19, Daniel Irvin18, Simon Peter17, John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7, Edmund6, Richard5,Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born Febuary 18, 1901 in__________County,__________. On_______________,19_____He married Alma Bernice(?) Averett date of birth June 17,1909 of __________County,__________ on _____________.
Children of Chester and Alma:
1. Arthur____________ Parker
2. Dan Parker(22),(my father) born March 27, 1935
- Jimmy __________Parker
- Carol ___________Parker
Generation 22
Dan Parker22, (Chester Arthur Parker 21, Daniel Louis Parker 20, Peter
Francis Marion19, Daniel Irvin18, Simon Peter17, John H.16, John H.15, John H.14, Thomas13, Richard12, James11, William10, Robert9, Edward8, Gyles7,Edmund6, Richard5,Edmund4, Richard3 le Parker, Adam2 de Alcancotes, Peter1) was born March 27, 1935 in __________ Alabama and married Charlotte Ann McDaniel born November 4, 1935 of Newport News Virginia on October 16, 19954.
Children of Dan and Charlotte:
(aa) John Daniel(23)Parker
(bb) David Gideon
(cc)Stephen Andrew
(dd Elizabeth Anna
(ee)Philip Isaiah
(ff)Rebekah Ruth
(gg)Deborah Faith
(hh)Rhoda Miriam
(ii)Rachel Esther (ME)
(jj)Eunice Michal
(kk)Mary Naomi still born May 8, 1977
Comments
Rachel, could I possibly purchase a copy from your father. I don't have any pictures from the Parker side of the family. I'm so glad the photo has been kept with a family member. I've seen too many people try to toss such things into the trash..
Yes, My father has this picture and it is of Simon Peter Parker and his second wife Frances Barlow Parker.
as in Simon Peter and Frances Barlow Parker? just needing to doule check myself, here. That picture is very nice. I need to find a photo of William Jasper.
@Jacquie, I do not know if this has been proven. My profile picture is a picture of them.
Such a great job, Rachel! Do you know if anyone has proven the Choctaw reference given to Frances Barlow, wife of Simon Peter Parker? I've been checking various Indian Rolls. But, haven't had success.