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Elizabeth Parkman (1732-1787)

carolofar — 2012-04-12 00:29:51Z

While looking for my Bradford relatives I came across an obit for Elizabeth Parkman, wife of Job Bradford. Posting here and on the Bradford board for those who are researching or related to these individuals.

14 May 1787, Last Tuesday morning departed this life, Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford, age 55, consort of Capt. Job Bradford. Her funeral will be from his house in Hanover Street this afternoon at half past 4 where her friends and relations are desired to give their attendance. (American Herald, Boston, Mass).

(Edited to provide Job Bradford's death notice and son, Rufus.)

30 Apr 1789, Yesterday morning Capt. Job Bradford, aged 63; his funeral will be from his house in Union Street on Saturday afternoon at half past four, which his friends and acquaintances are desired to attend. (Independent Chronicle, Boston, Mass.)

28 Jan 1791, In Swansboro(?), North Carolina Mr. Rufus Bradford, late of this town, merchant, son of the late Capt. Job Bradford. (Herald Freedom, Boston, Mass).

Carol (McEntyre) Thompson
email: carol@mcentyrefamilyproject.org
website: www.mcentyrefamilyproject.org

Re: Gideon Parkman and the Maine Parkman line

NickGruse — 2011-09-22 00:24:50Z

Gideon was my so many great grandfathers, My grandmother on my mothers side, Eileen. C. (Prunier) Myers. Gideons son noah was killed in Cheif Pontiacs war in 1763, his brother named his son after him and noah fought in the revolution. I have a great big book on the lineage, I will have to go through and try to answer any questions you might have.
Nick gruse

HI to everyone of my family Parkman:

MARYE_LENA — 2011-08-06 22:12:43Z

Hi To everyone:

Is my pleasure to introduce me to the Parkman's family, you Roberto Parkman if am correct you are my uncle, I am daughter of Pablo Cruz Barrera your cousin, am Maria Elena Cruz Arnaldo Barrera Franco Parkman.
If you want to contact me please write me at:
marye_lena@live.com
My father still alive he's 94 years old Pablo Cruz Barrera Parkman, am sure he will be very happy to hear from all of you as tho as I.

Huggs

Maria Elena ( call me Marye )

Gideon Parkman and the Maine Parkman line

RobertIreland1110 — 2011-02-06 02:10:43Z

Gideon Parkman Sr. was born in Weymouth MA in 1714, but I can not find his ancestors He moved to (or was incorporated into) Abington, where son Daniel was born; Gideon's son Noah fought in French-Indian War with him; Noah died in war and 50 citizens of Abington petitioned for land as payment for War effort - in 1780s aftter the Revolution, in which both Gideon and Daniel fought, they came to Palmyra with a dozen families to take up grants or buy land.
I have investigated all of Elias (1606)line but found no connection (maybe from Canada?)

PARKMAN Rand Jr. 1938-2010

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-23 14:15:29Z

MACON, GA. – Homegoing celebration was held for Deacon Rand Parkman Jr., formerly of Youngstown, Ohio who entered into his eternal rest Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2010, at his residence.

Affectionately know as “Randy” and to his many nieces and nephews “Uncle Rannie,” was born July 8, 1938, in Youngstown, Ohio (Mahoning County) a son of Rand and Lizzie H. Parker Parkman.

He was a former member of the New Bethel Baptist Church in Youngstown.

Randy was employed by Hartzell Rose and Son for many years and also the Department of Corrections in Washington, D.C.

Upon his marriage to Donella Cobb, he relocated to Macon and became a member of the New Home Baptist Church.

He leaves to cherish his memory, his loving wife, Donella; two sons, Herman of Youngstown, Ohio and Randy (Audrey) of Akron, Ohio; a daughter, Cathy (David) McClinton of Macon; four stepchildren, Angela (Resinol), Joyce, Donald and Janice (Derek); four grandchildren; 10 step grandchildren; three sisters, Dorothy Hopkins and Marilyn Wright of Youngstown and Callie (Hunter) Posey of Detroit; and a host of relative and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents; first wife, Roberta Taylor Parkman; four brothers, Arthur, Edward “Shorty,” John and Ralph Parkman; four sisters, Mattie Clinkscale, Ruth Turnage, Evelyn Parkman and Constance “Connie” Eaddy.

The family will greet relatives and friends from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010, at the Community Room Woods at Liberty, 4201 Logan Gate Road, Youngstown, OHIO 44505.

This tribute was presented by the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home Inc

86th Parkman Family Association Reunion - Sunday, August 8, 2010

Ardell48 — 2010-05-25 22:48:10Z

The descendants of Gideon and Mary (Vining) Parkman of Abington, MA & Skowhegan, ME will gather on Sunday, August 8, 2010 at the American Legion Hall, Maple St., Corinna, Maine for the 86th Parkman Family Association Reunion. The social hour begins at 11:00am followed by a potluck lunch at 12:00 noon. Please bring a favorite dish to share. Drinks and dessert will be provided by the host. An auction will round out the day. The Parkman Association is involved in a Parkman Surname DNA Project (check www.WorldFamilies.net for more information). The project is seeking any Parkman male to join the project. For more information on the reunion or DNA project, contact Ardell J. Parkman Lynds at lyndsonline@myfairpoint.net or ardell1962@gmail.com.

William Parkman, Ashley, Mass., Lincolnville and Camden, Maine

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-26 00:34:26Z

I have no connection to this family. From "Lincolnville - Early Days":

"William Parkman the first selectman elected after the incorporation of the town, was born in Ashley, Mass, May 27, 1769. He was one of the early settlers, and a man higly respected for honesty and integrity. He left the town in 1809 or 10, and went to Camden."

Re: Parkmans in MS and AR

savane227 — 2009-11-01 01:38:26Z

Hi,

I don't how but we maybe related. My dad's family are Parkman's and they are from MS. SilverCreek and we have part of our family there. I know my dad's sister whom is the oldest verified that France Parkman was our Great Great Grandfather. He was ib Boston this is where I was born and we lived there for a while until I was about 7 years old. I would love to help you. Maybe we are really related, I always have thought that Parkman was a very particular last name.

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC & Elias Parkman, Boston, MA

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-10-10 09:41:59Z

I have not been able to find his parents. I think they may have been John born Tawstock and wife Margaret born Pilton or Mary who had a Henry out of wedlock.
I have his wifes parents.

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC & Elias Parkman, Boston, MA

Ardell48 — 2009-10-10 01:33:58Z

Elias Parkman b.ca. 1600 England, residing in Boston, Massachusetts in 1633, is said to be the son of Thomas Parkman of Sidmouth, Devon, England, but I do not find any mention of documents from England that verify his birth or the name of his father. Did your find the parents of your Henry Parkman when you were researching Devon records?

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-10-08 20:43:59Z

My grandfather had 2 sons who both had only daughters so I don't know any men for DNA
I was brought up in Mass. and don't know th males in PEI.
Kay in Tennessee

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-10-08 20:41:00Z

I don't just believe my Henry came from Devon, I have the proof of it. He married his wife, Sarah Avery ,there 11/26/1820 and had his children there before bringing his family to PEI in May 1842 in a ship owned by a Mr Yeo. He came with other families from there.
Years ago I was searching in Devon and I found that there weren't any Parkmans anywere else but in and around Barnstaple, Devon back in the 1400's.
The name was sometimes spelled Parkeman then.
Kay in Tennessee

Re: Parkmans in MS and AR

jeanbritton — 2009-10-08 18:27:09Z

Hello, Serena Parkman is my gg grandmother. My grandmother was Jenny Mae Terrell, married to William Tow. Jenny May Terrell was the daughter of Joseph Calhoun Terrell married to Martha Ann Featherly. Martha's mother was Martha Parkman, father was Edward Featherly.

When I was doing the search, I had not known that Martha Ann Featherly's mother, Martha and Joseph Calhoun's mother, Serena were sisters. Close cousins, I had heard there were some close cousins.

You have more information than I do, but I did want to tell you I heard the same story about Serena's dress catching on fire when she removed a pot from the stove. This information was given to me by my aunt, Irene Tow-Carter, and my mom Joyce Tow-Britton.

Do you know the names of the three children?

Please e-mail me, I would love to hear from you. jeanbritton@hotmail.com
Thanks
Jeannie

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

Ardell48 — 2009-10-08 12:02:46Z

It is interesting that you say you believe that your Henry Parkman came from Devon, England. Elias Parkman, a mariner, who came to New England (Massachusetts and Connecticut)ca. 1636 is also said to have come from Devon, England. A Y-DNA test of men with the Parkman name from these two families could help to prove whether or not they are related.
Ardell Parkman Lynds

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-10-05 22:56:09Z

I thik it interesting that my Uncle Ernest Parkman had a daughter Adelle Parkman . Ern was greatgrandson of our Henry Parkman born C: 1796 in Barnstaple, Devon, England
Looks like the name comes down .

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

adellaperez — 2009-10-05 19:33:11Z

I'd love further information as well. I'm decended from edmondson parkman of scott ms. who I believe is the son of crenshaw parkman - and grandson of henry parkman (1735)

Where would I find those land records that were previously mentioned. Also if there are any census records with henry and crenshaw as in the same house.

thank you
adella

Re: important

bgparkman — 2009-10-04 15:45:35Z

Hello,

My husband is Darrell William Parkman. His father is Gerald Everett Parkman, and his father is William Herbert Parkman of Greenwood, SC. I would appreciate any information you can give me on the history of the ancestory of the Parkman surname of Greenwood, SC.

Thank you,
Brenda

Re: ester

concho6 — 2009-09-02 03:00:32Z

Hi Roberto,

I think we might be related and that we night know each other. My grandmother's name is Carmen, she's the daughter of Luis Felipe Parkman from Guanajuato.
She told me about some family papers that were given to an university here in the United States. Apparently they have some photographs and other kind of documents.
I might go next month to where they have this papers and get some information and as soon as I get something important I'll let you know,

Kind regards.

Re: Julia Parkman

donnbda — 2009-08-23 03:16:56Z

Hello Lori . . .

Julia was the daughter of Serana Parkman, Jr., and Susan M. A. Hall, who married 1847 in Talbot Co., GA.

Serana, Jr. was the son of Serana, Sr. and Lydia Huffman, of Edgefield Co., SC.

Serana, Sr. was (we believe) the son of Henry Parkman, Sr. and Hannah Crenshaw, who were first mentioned in VA, then Granville Co., SC then Edgefield Co., SC.

Best wishes,

Don and Brenda Chandler (Donnbda@aol.com)

Re: Parkmans in MS and AR

donnbda — 2009-08-23 03:02:08Z

Hello Paula . . .

Serena and her sister Martha were daughters of Molton (also seen as Moreton, Milton, Martan & Botton) Parkman and Louisa Wright, who were married 14 Feb 1829 in Warren Co., MS and were found in Hinds Co., MS in the census from 1830-1850. They both appear to have died before 1860.

Molton was from the Parkman family of Edgefield Co., SC. His father was most likely Crenshaw Parkman, the son of Henry Parkman, Sr. and Hannah Crenshaw.

Best wishes,

Don & Brenda Chandler (Donnbda@aol.com)

Re: Parkman AR to TX

donnbda — 2009-08-23 02:49:12Z

Hello Terri . . .

Hubert Henry Parkman was the son of James John Madison Parkman and Genie M. Jones; James and Genie were married in Chattahoochie Co., GA in 1883 and were in Tarrant Co., TX before 1910 (where they were listed in the Census.

James Bernard was Hubert's brother; Raymond and Frank were James' sons.

JJM Parkman was the son of John B. Parkman and Susan Virginia Terry of Edgefield Co., SC (later of Muscogee Co., GA).

John B. was the son of Serana Parkman and Lydia Huffman of Edgefield Co., SC.

Serana Parkman was, we believe, the son of Henry Parkman, Sr. and Hannah Crenshaw.

Henry Sr. was first mentioned in VA, then moved on to Granville Co., NC and later to Edgefield Co., SC.

Best wishes,

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-07-19 22:45:05Z

Years ago I had correspondence with a person from SC and she claimed her Parkman's were from New England and I think Mass. They left there very early I will look it up and see what I can find.

from K Parkman lamb

Re: Henry Parkman, Sr.; Edgefield, SC District abt. 1776

dhufft_1 — 2009-07-19 21:53:40Z

I would love to know more about this 2004 posting. What are the real estate records you sited in your post? Is there something that show he traveled from Rotterdam and is there any information on the name of his father?

If anyone has followed up on this and found more I would really like to know. Thanks.

Parkman Project

Ardell48 — 2009-06-21 21:16:14Z

If you (Parkman male) or your Parkman brother, cousin, father, uncle, grandfather, etc. were ever interested in discovering how your ancestor links to either, the New England or Southern Parkman families (even the UK) you might want to consider taking advantage of the special DNA test that is being offered by FamilyTreeDNA (until June 29, 2009) to test both your Y-DNA (paternal) and your mtDNA (maternal) at half price.
The Parkman Surname DNA Project at FamilyTreeDNA and WorldFamilies.com needs more participants to help solve the mystery of how all of the Parkman families connect here in the U.S. and eventually to those across the water.
For more information contact Ardell J. Parkman Lynds at lyndsonline AT myfairpoint.net (substitute the AT for @ when sending an email). Also see the above mentioned websites for additional information. To receive the special price you must join through a project at FTDNA.
Regards,
Ardell

Re: Parkman Family Reunion

Ardell48 — 2009-06-18 12:31:25Z

Thanks Betty, the societies list sounds like a good place to announce the reunion.
Ardell

Re: Parkman Family Reunion

bbffrrpp — 2009-06-18 09:25:49Z

Hello. About a year ago I started up a new List, called New England Societies. It is for announcing news and events about historical and genealogical socities and groups, etc. And, I allow announcements of large "family reunions."

We have ~200 researchers on the List. Would you be interested in having your union posted there?

http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Genealogical_...

Betty (near Lowell, MA)

Parkman Family Reunion

Ardell48 — 2009-06-17 12:50:51Z

The descendants of Gideon & Mary (Vining) Parkman will be gathering for the 85th annual reunion of the Parkman Family Association on Sunday, August 9, 2009 at the American Legion Hall, 47 Maple Street, Corinna, Maine. The social hour will begin at 11:00 with a potluck lunch at 12:00 noon (please bring a dish to share). After lunch there will be a brief business meeting, entertainment & an auction (members are asked to bring one item for the auction). The first meeting of Gideon and Mary's descendants was held in 1923 organized by Orin Alonzo Parkman. Gideon & Mary were married 1734 in Weymouth, Massachusetts and had five children; Noah, Betty/Betsey m Solomon Clark, Daniel m. Hannah House, Rhoda m. Samuel Whitman & Mary m. Micah Pratt, Jr. We welcome all descendants of this family. If you have never attended we look forward to meeting you and if you have attended previously we look forward to seeing you again. For more information contact Ardell J. Parkman Lynds, lyndsonline@myfairpoint.net.

PARKMAN Cordia Adeline 1894-1971

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-05 22:10:44Z

PARKMAN Cordia Adeline 1894-1971

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKMAN James Bernard 1889-1976

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-05 22:10:32Z

PARKMAN James Bernard 1889-1976

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKMAN Frank Lloyd 1920-1941

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-05 22:08:59Z

PARKMAN Frank Lloyd 1920-1941

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PARKMAN Raymond Edward 1919-1919

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-05 22:08:46Z

PARKMAN Raymond Edward 1919-1919

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-02-26 03:45:13Z

I am curious about something. Are any of your people the family tied
> to Parkman, Maine?
> We have always thought it funny that the town of Sanger is very close.
> My oldest sister, Eileen Parkman married a Pete Sanger of Massachusetts.
> My nephew, her son, has always said he wanted to go live there. He may yet.
> Kay
>

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

AGA2428 — 2009-02-26 01:42:29Z

I knew this sad truth that there are no Leech/Leach births in the St. Albans records. Both my cousin and I have gone through them. Most of the Leech marriages are relatives. William Leach married Hannah Sewell in York County, New Brunswick in 1827; yet another mystery.

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

Ardell48 — 2009-02-26 01:33:34Z

I am transcribing the St. Albans, Maine Vital Records for the Maine Genealogical Society. There is mention of several marriage and marriage intentions of Leech/Leach men and women. I do not see any Leech or Leach birth records. The name Mary Leech/Leach has not shown up in the records I have transcribed so far.
My Parkman ancestor was John, the brother of Gideon.

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

AGA2428 — 2009-02-25 23:30:34Z

Thanks for history lesson. A copy of the deed can be viewed on my blog at http://www.aga2428.blogspot.com/. The land was purchased from the estate of Dr. John Warren. The lot contained 75 acres and was sold for $460 dollars. After reviewing the film a bit more, Gideon Parkman purchased at least two other lots. Noah Parkman also purchased a lot from Dr. John Warren's estate. Dr. John C. Warren and Arnold Welles were the executors of Dr. John Warren's estate. Around 1820 or so, John Leech, father of William Leech, moved from Minot, Maine to St. Albans, Somerset, Maine. Several of his children moved to St. Albans as well. In my research of the Leeches, the name of Parkman has not come up before. The sale of the property may give additional clues.

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

Ardell48 — 2009-02-25 22:29:31Z

Gideon Parkman was born 11 April 1777 in Abington, MA the son of Daniel & Hannah (House) Parkman and the grandson of Gideon & Mary (Vining) Parkman. Gideon married Martha McClure/McLure.
Before coming to Palmyra, Somerset,ME he lived in what is now Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine. I have checked the Parkman genealogy (1999, Kenneth Lary, Jr.) and I find only one mention of anyone named Leach/Leech. According to the history portion of Palmyra in the "East Somerset County Register, 1911-1912" "Palmyra was originally purchased from the State of Massachusetts by Mr. Barnard of New Hampshire and afterward sold by him to Dr.John Warren of Boston for 12 1/2 cents an acre." Perhaps your Leach ancestor was a land speculator. Did the deed say how much was paid per acre for the land? You might try posting a query on the Somerset Co., Maine Message Board.

Re: Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

kathleenlamb88 — 2009-02-24 00:09:10Z

I am not a close relative of Gideon but I have been collecting everything I can get on the Parkman's. I would appreciate anything you can share with me about them. My Parkman family came from Devon, England to PEI 1842. My parents brought us down to Mass. and I was brought up there. I have been collecting what I can because my grandfather told me that we connected to the Mass. family. We use many of the same names as they do.
Kay Parkman Lamb in Tennessee

Gideon Parkman from Palmyra Maine 1820

AGA2428 — 2009-02-23 20:39:43Z

Gideon Parkman and William R. Leach purchased 75 acres in Palmyra, Somerset, Maine from the estate of Dr. John Warren, brother of General Dr. Joseph Warren from the Rev War, and father of Dr. John C. Warren in 1820. William Leach/Leech is in my direct line and was born in 1800 in Minot, Maine but I do not know what the relationship is to Gideon Parkman.

My guess is that William's brother, Dr. Jeremiah Leech, perhaps knew these famous Boston physicians.

Other names mentioned on the deed are (Gen.) Arnold Welles, executor, Sam'l Paine, Joseph Warren, Henry Warren and JP Bradbury.

I have a copy of the deed and I will share. Contact me at aga2428@gmail.com.

Any help with the Parkman/Leech connection would be appreciated. Or with the connection to the Warren family.

Thanks, Andrea

Re: PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

VivianP — 2008-11-20 15:25:26Z

My husband's 5th great grandfather was Henry Parkman, Sr., b. abt. 1730, d. abt. 1790 in Edgefield, SC.

Children: Frances, b. 1754; Henry, Jr., Abt. 1755, D. 1817 in Edgefield, SC; Mary, b. 1757; David, b. 1758; Crenshaw, b. 1760; William.

Re: PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

kathleenlamb88 — 2008-11-20 15:03:18Z

My Henry Parkman came from Barnstaple, Devon, England in 1842 for PEI, Canada

Re: PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

kathleenlamb88 — 2008-11-20 15:01:04Z

My Parkmans left Barnstaple, Devon, England in 1842 for Prince Edward Island, Canada
From Kay Parkman Lamb

Re: PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

VivianP — 2008-11-20 14:58:29Z

Are any of your Parkman's from South Carolina?

Vivian Parkman

PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

t42Moore — 2008-11-20 14:46:24Z

PARKMAN Rochelle F and Alan H

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Ebenezer Parkman diary for 1720's

drascombe — 2008-02-13 13:11:46Z

Hello, I am hoping a Parkman researcher can help me. I did a google search on my ancestor and it looks like there is a mention of her in Ebenezer Parkman's diary for 1723, but I cannot see the whole citation. It appears Parkman visited Thornton Barrett in Hopkington in 1723 and mentions Barrett's sister Mrs. Greaves. This Sarah Barrett Greaves is my direct ancestor. I am trying to determine if she was living in Hopkington at that time, or just visiting her brother. Could some kind soul send me the exact mention of Mrs. Greaves?

Thanks in advance,

Maureen

Mabel Parkman Breingan - what happened to her

dell111 — 2007-10-30 00:28:57Z

Mabel Parkman was b. c. 1877 Skowhegan, Maine, the d/o Urban K. & Emma Parkman. Mabel (may also have been called Margaret) m. Hugh Breingan in 1896 and had these children: Dorothea, Hugh George, Thomas, Annie/Hannah, Janette and George Haywood Breingan. Sometime around 1922 Mabel left her family and probably Maine. It appears that she was not heard from again. Three of her sisters, her father and at least one son eventually moved to California. What happened to Mabel - did she go to CA? Before the final update of the Gideon Parkman genealogy is completed it would be great to be able to answer this question. Any help appreciated.

Re: ester

DouglasParkmanDondson — 2007-07-16 19:02:56Z

Breck was Rev. Eb. Parkman's second wife's name. I'm from first wife's . Do you have anything re: Elias' wife's
parents? Was her name Bridget Trask Conner? Have I contacted
you before? Your E-Mail address? Thank you. (DDondson@comcast.net)

Re: Louis S. Parkman b. 1846 GA

PHYLLI194 — 2007-03-27 08:50:05Z

INTRESTED IN MORE INFO

William Trapp Parkman

debland — 2006-11-07 01:18:48Z

Seeking information on the final resting place of my great grandfather. He was born on 1June 1860-1862. Married Martha Elizbeth Ramsey on 17 Aug 1884. Have his date of death as 6 Feb 1912 but no information on where he is buried. Great grandmother is buried in Eastview Cemetary in Edgefield,South Carolina. William Trapp Parkman is the son of John Jefferson Parkman and Emily Dorn born on 6 July 1863. Any information can be e-mailed to me at my daughters for the next 3 weeks. Her e-mail address is farrit009@excite.com

Re: Samuel Parkman of Boston

2006-08-26 13:08:12Z

I am looking for info on Samuel. I don't really know anything about him at all.

Re: Samuel Parkman of Boston

2006-08-26 13:05:44Z

Yes, I was referring to Samuel Parkman, who was born Windsor, CT 1644. The NEHGR 55:332 quotes a private record suggesting that he went to Virginia. As far as I know there is no additional information on Samuel (do you have anything?)
Ardell J. P. Lynds
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