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Subject: Re: [PARKER-L] can anyone identify these parkers - are they from Brimfield,Ma...
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 17:23:52 EST

Hello John and Parker Rooters:

I think I have a handle on two of the three Parkers mentioned in John Scott's
Parker-L posting. My comments are tucked within a copy of John's posting.

Best Regards,

Nelson Dean

> There were also Parker's living in the Granville, NY area. This is just
> across the border from NY and very near Dorset, VT.
>
> There is a Peter Parker died Dec 28, 1838 age 85-9-17 and Mrs. Esther
> Parker, wife of Peter, d. March 20, 1827 in 73rd year buried in the Masonic
> Yard, Granville, NY

I believe he is Peter5 Parker, b 11 Mar 1753 at Wallingford, New Haven Co.,
CT; m Esther CLARK. His Parker ancestry goes thru Thomas4, Joseph3, John2,
Edward1.
>
> Capt Nathaniel Parker, died Jan 16, 1832 age 71 yrs and is buried in the
Old
> Yard, Middle Granville, NY.
>
> Nathaniel Parker died July 29, 1812 in 62nd yr and is buried in the Old
> Yard, Middle Granville, NY

I believe he is Capt. Nathaniel5 Parker, b 29 Oct 1750 at Wallingford, New
Haven Co., CT; m Tamson BAKER. His Parker ancestry goes thru Eliphalet4,
Eliphalet3, John2, Edward1.
>
> Information is from Margaret Jenks book, " Granville, Washington Co NY
> Cemetery inscriptions"
>

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