Parmer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mason (Mace) Parmer b. 1819 Ohio

wbhampshire — 2012-02-11 19:29:26Z

It is true that William and Elizabeth were married in Jefferson Co OH 16 Oct 1819, and Mason was born 30 May 1819, if we can believe the evidence so far. It was not unusual on the frontier for a couple to decide to get married and set up housekeeping a few months before the ceremony could be formalized by a circuit riding judge or minister. I don't see a real problem here.
But I think you will find his siblings were a little closer in age than you have indicated:
William, Jr born 16 Apr 1820
Mary born Feb 1823
Nancy born abt 18 Feb 1825
Elizabeth boen abt 1826
James L. born abt 1833 and
Isaac born abt 1836.
(I have a lot more on these families.)

Re: Parmer in Alabama

Sheri0829 — 2011-11-08 04:51:37Z

You might be right. However, I have no living male Parmer or Palmer.

Re: Parmer in Alabama

JackieAshley_Pace — 2011-11-08 02:36:41Z

If you have a male PALMER relative to test, you should consider joining the PALMER Y-DNA Project (http://www.familytreedna.com/public/palmer/) I don't think anyone tested claims France as homeland, although there are lots of unknown's. Bet you Would open new doors!

Re: Parmer in Alabama

Sheri0829 — 2011-11-07 17:24:50Z

Hello,

I don't have a Ephraim Parmer as shown on your tree. My Palmer family came from France. I did run across a Parmer family which I believe to be part of my Palmer line. But have no verification they actually are. My line begins with Peter Palmer born in France abt. 1812, perhaps in Melsheim, Bas-Rhin, France. No verification on that either. He married a Sarah Unknown in South Carolina. He fathered 12 children, Wiley Jefferson, Isbella, Rachael, John, Luanna,
Lewis Madson, Georganna, Henry A.,George, and Jerome. Peter,Issac.
This family moved into Georgia, Alamaba then into Smith Co., Mississippi.

My second great grandfather was Wiley Jefferson Palmer. Who married Mary Luvenia McDougle.

Was your Parmer line from France? I know my Palmer/Parmer line all came from France.

Wish I could be of more help. Please keep in touch and I'll help in anyway I can.

Re: Parmer in Alabama

harrisbrewing — 2011-11-07 12:31:35Z

Thanks for the information. As I said, I have only started my research so I have not looked into all of the children of Ephraim Parmer yet, all I have is what I have found on the internet.

I am descended from Ephraims' son Hilery Green Parmer and from his daughter Laura Josephene Parmer who married Uriah Edward Grant. I have a picture of Laura that was taken on her 90th birthday I think. I am looking for photos of his family, including Ephraim and Hillery Green Parmer and their wives and children if anyone has any.

Re: Parmer in Alabama

JackieAshley_Pace — 2011-11-07 00:26:26Z

"James Seale PARMER" was named "James Robert PARMER" [no SEALE]. His mother's maiden name was SEALE. Because I believe it is important to record both parents, I add mom's maiden name and denote it with *an attached hyphen followed by a space, then SURNAME* - "James Robert Seale- PARMER".
In my database you can eliminate any name with an attached hyphen + space and have the official name desired by purist,
...Ephraim PARMER was my 4th great grandfather.
Jackie ASHLEY PACE

Re: Parmer in Alabama

JackieAshley_Pace — 2011-11-06 23:46:13Z

Was he James Lafayette PARMER b. c1846 Barbour Co, AL, son/of Benjamin PARMER, 1781-1857?

Re: Parmer in Alabama

harrisbrewing — 2011-11-06 15:25:36Z

Hello,

I have only just started my Parmer family research but you are quit possibly some relation to my Parmer family. I come from Ephraim Parmer born March 10, 1878 in Maryland, died on June 1, 1853 in Lowndes County Alabama. Ephraim had 14 children by two wives. He had a son by his second wife names James Seale Parmer. He would have been too old to be your James but would be the perfect age to be his father. 10 of Ephraims 14 Children were sons so there is a lot of possibilities there. I just started my research so I am not familiar with all of Ephraims children yet. I am descended from his son Hilery Green Parmer. The only thing I can verify is that your James is not a son of Hilery Green Parmer. But if I were you, I would start by looking at Ephraim as he should have had lots of Grand children.

Martin Parmer and Margaret Griffith Neal & Was Martin Murdered??

stovall3 — 2011-06-13 15:43:53Z

Hello, I am a descendant of Martin Parmer "The Ring Tailed Panther". I was recently reading excerpts about him from "Indian Agent" by Jack Jackson. This book states that Martin was bushwhacked in Jasper Co, TX in 1850. The information appears to come from William P. Zuber. Since 1850 is the year of Martin's death does anyone know if it contributed or was the cause of his death.
I descend from his wife Margaret Griffith Neal. I have been doing research on her children from her Neal marriage. I have identified Margaret and her Neal children along with Martin and his younger Parmer/Palmer children are on the Hinds Co, MS 1830 census. Margaret's son states that his mother died in Vicksburg, MS in 1833. Has anyone done research on Martin's life while living in Mississippi?
Thanks,
Jan Stovall
stovall33@verizon.net

Parmer in Alabama

MPorteousPrice — 2011-06-12 09:02:45Z

Looking for any relations to James Parmer born Apr 1846 in Alabama. Married Gertrude Dodson. 1900 California Census states his father unknown & mother born in Georgia.
This gentleman died in San Francisco, CA.
Any help is appreciated.

Re: Parmer

barbscasa — 2011-04-23 21:31:39Z

HI, John A. Parmer was also my great grandfather. Who was your mother and father? Thanks, Barb

Re: Parmer J.A. Tx and AZ

barbscasa — 2011-04-10 03:00:37Z

John A. Parmer was my greatgrandfather. Your facts are pretty close to facts. Are you related? He is buried in the family plot along with other relatives in the Hayden Cemetery. Please let me know if you have other information on the Parmers?

Anna May Belknap & James Harvey Palmer/Parmer - OH, MO, KS

LarryPalmer727 — 2011-03-10 01:39:36Z

Looking for any information on my great grandparents James Harvey Palmer and Anna May Belknap. I was told they were both born in Ohio, James about 1856 and Anna May about 1865. They may have been married in Kansas City, Missouri, around 1886. They settled in Jefferson City, Missouri, where they changed their name from Parmer to Palmer.
One of their children, Claude Franklin Palmer (1887-1966) was probably born in Jefferson City. Claude Palmer and Susan Mahala Barton (1888-1987) were married in Salina, Kansas, on 3 May 1910.
The family moved to Wichita, Kansas, where James died about 1938 and Anna May in 1947. Anna May could be Anna Mae and Belknap could be Belnap. James was an Evangelical Brethren preacher.
My father, Claude's son, says they did exist because he knew them, but I cannot find them or their ancestors on the web. Thanks for any reply. --L.H. Palmer

Charles A. Parmer

debigen — 2010-12-15 18:48:19Z

I ma searching for a Charles A Parmer b. approx 1820-29 in Canada. had wife and kids in Howard Co MO. Neverwould have thought they "hid" due to Indian connection, just know he is one hard one to find. Have heard of Jessie James connection.
VEry frustrated and want to find this man..
ANYONE please email directly lets talk
Debi abbent@san.rr.com

Re: Lillian Parmer -- Erie/Crawford Counties, PA

FoxxTrotter — 2010-09-30 15:14:18Z

It looks like that Lillian may have been born around 1838. On the 1850 U.S. Census, there is a Lucy Parmer living in Warren County, Pennsylvania. Most likely, it's going to be the correct person as her daughter was named Lucy. Of course, nothing is certain right now. I'm pretty sure that the Robert Parmer living there would have been her older brother and Eliza her sister-in-law.

Other than that, I don't have much of anything else.

Re: William Cicero Parmer parents

robingarland25 — 2010-08-07 13:55:05Z

Hello,
William "Palmer" married "Emerenthey" Gray 6 Apr 1837 in Perry County, AL. In 1840 a Wm C Palmer appears on census there with listing of 1 male 20-29; 1 female 20-29; 15 slaves.
I know there were other Palmers in this county who also intermittently went with the spellings of both Palmer and Parmer from family research I have done.
There was an older Daniel Palmer in this county by 1830 which I have little information on other than census listing.
Robin Garland

Re: William Cicero Parmer parents

SharonBolls — 2010-08-07 04:53:13Z

William Cicero Parmer was my ggggrandfather by his first wife, Amarantha Gary. His first and only son by her was my gggrandfather. (Martin Parmer (Tobe) I am looking for proof of Williams parents. I have seen William L. Palmer and Margaret Whitsett listed as parents but no document indicating this.

Alabama marriage of William Cicero Parmer

robingarland25 — 2010-05-22 04:11:43Z

Located the following and note that I have seen no exact dates for this marriage:
William Palmer and Emerenthy Gary, 6 Apr 1837 Perry County, AL. I see a Wm C Palmer listed on the 1840 census index for Perry County. Don't know if the bride's name was Gray and this is just an error but do note there was a Wm Garey also listed in the Perry County index for 1830.
RG

Samuel Parmer/Elizabeth Garner, Bibb AL to LA & ARK

robingarland25 — 2010-05-22 01:32:17Z

Hello,
Posting for others searching information on this couple. Samuel Parmer married Elizabeth Garner 5 Jan 1834 Bibb County, AL.
On the 1850 Bibb census:

Saml Parmer, 33
Elizabeth, 32
Martha A, 15
Wm J, 14
Louisa J, 10
Tabetha RJ, 8
James AJ, 5
Sarah C, 1
Samuel Brewer, 22

Samuel W. Brewer married Martha Adeline Parmer 1851, Tuscaloosa County, AL (Henry Brewer, probable father of Samuel is on the 1850 Tuscaloosa County, AL census).

1860 Bossier Parish LA lists:
SW Brewer, 28, AL
Martha, 24, AL
EM, 5, ARK
JF, 3, LA

also present on this census is Isaac Parmer, believed uncle of Martha (brother of Samuel), and his family (see Isaac Parmer previously on Leake County, MS records).

Across the state line in Lafayette, ARK is:
Jas G Urrey, 59
Elizabeth, 37, AL
Jackson Parmer, 14, AL
Tabitha J Dunn, 18, AL
Mary E Dunn, 2/12, ARK

Marriage records in Lafayette County:
17 Dec 1856 James G Erre and Elizabeth Ann Parmer (she lists herself as a resident of LA at the time of marriage)
19 Apr 1857 W Erry and Louisa Jane Parmer

Apparently Samuel died before 1856 and Elizabeth remarried.

Robin Garland

Re: William Cicero Parmer parents

robingarland25 — 2010-05-22 00:56:27Z

Hello,
Wondering if you are still reading. I believe I have information on the William Parmer who is listed on the 1820 Shelby County, AL census. I am very inclined to believe this William Parmer was out of South Carolina (refer to Don Raney's research on William George Parmer of Laurens County, SC).
What I can confirm is my ancestor, Henry Brewer, married Mary Parmer in 1821 in Shelby County, AL. Henry's family does not appear on the 1820 Shelby census, however, the Brewers do appear by 1830. I'm fairly confident that the William Parmer on census is the same seen in a Shelby County court case along with Isaac Parmer (his son) and Henry Brewer (his son-in-law) in 1823.
By 1830 both William Parmer and Henry Brewer are listed on the 1830 Bibb County, AL census. Henry's wife consistently listed SC as her birth place. Isaac Parmer, born about 1805, consistently lists his birthplace as SC (he is found 1840/1850 Leake County, MS where his widowed mother also appears). In 1860 Isaac is found in Bossier Parish LA along with his nephew, SW Brewer (Samuel W Brewer who married Martha Adeline Parmer, 1851, AL).
Right across the state line in Lafayette, ARK is found the children and widow of Samuel Parmer (also believed a son of William Parmer). Samuel and Elizabeth Parmer were the parents of Martha Parmer. Elizabeth, widowed, married James Urrey, in 1856 listing her home as Bossier Parish. Samuel and Elizabeth Parmer are found on the 1850 census. He reports his about 1817 in SC.
I'm not sure if William Cicero Parmer is somehow related...
but I wanted to share that the William in Shelby in 1820 does seem interconnected in the way described.
Robin

Parmer Family in Texas

SarahABartos — 2010-05-19 21:37:13Z

I am looking for information on my grandfather's family. I only know that his name is James Ewell Parmer and he was born in April of 1910 (approx). If you have any information, please let me know. I do not have any other information and I would really like to get this for my family.

Thanks,
Sarah Bartos (Waco,TX)

Re: last child of Martin Parmer

amyalvarado23 — 2010-05-04 04:07:13Z

I was told that my Great Grandpa's mom was Cina Palmer...his name was Austin and they even have it on a website for the Martin Parmer Family Tree...

I got a copy of his death certificate and it list his dad as Urie Bass not William Nathaniel Bass like on the website and I cant read the Mom's name on the death certificate.

I know its the right Austin on the site because it lists my grandpa and his brothers and sisters.

If you know of any record that I can see with all their names on it...PLEASE let me know!

My family is convinced, but I'm not..not until I actually see something that connects them together.

Here is the link to the Website...

http://tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=martinparmer&...

or just google...Martin Parmer Family Tree and it should
come up!

Lillian Parmer -- Erie/Crawford Counties, PA

FoxxTrotter — 2010-04-10 21:48:21Z

I'm trying to find any information on a Lillian Parmer as stated on a death certificate, who was most likely born in either New York or Pennsylvania around 1825. She married a William H. Smith of New York State (1824-ca. 1914) around 1850 and had at least one child, Lucy. Lucy L. Smith was my 2nd great grandmother who was born in Pennsylvania on May 17, 1854...most likely in either Erie or Crawford County. I'm not sure if the two had any more children. I was unable to find anything on a Lillian Parmer or Smith through U.S. Census records. According to later census records, William Smith was living in Newaygo County, Michigan with Lucy's family in 1900 and then with a John Smith (born 1861) in 1910 who I believe was Lucy's half brother. John's mother was named Nancy (born 1846) if I have the correct family. He had at least two siblings, Freddie and William.

It looks like that Lillian may have passed away sometime before 1860. William later married Nancy had moved to Illinois where John was born in 1861. That is, of course, if I have all the information correct.

Right now, I'd like to find out when and where Lillian was born as well as when and where shed died. Unfortunately, I don't know who her parents were nor any siblings. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. :0)

Re: last child of Martin Parmer

myrastafford82 — 2009-11-01 01:28:48Z

Hello Cousin. Did you ever solve the mystery? This is my Parmer Line. My Grandfather, JA Parmer, said that William was Martin's son, but when I try to verify it I run into a brick wall too. I don't know William's wife's name, our grandmother.

Re: Parmer Bible

RHP58 — 2009-10-09 20:04:55Z

I am interested to know about your Bible. I descend (I am told) from the Godwin/Parmers of West Virginia and areas of the far western edge of Virginia. Descendants are still present there in areas around Lewis County. William Alford Parmer would be my great-grandfather, but his name was always spelled Alford and Parmer (never Palmer). Is the writing clear ?

Re: last child of Martin Parmer

SRGSmith — 2009-07-09 00:27:16Z

I'm sorry make that the 1870 census in Johnson County, Texas that Cassie was in. The rest of the siblings can be traced back thru the other census...1860 then 1850.

Re: last child of Martin Parmer

SRGSmith — 2009-07-09 00:23:41Z

I just happen to come across your post when browsing about Martin Parmer. Since so much time has passed since this post you may already know this but...
Cassie Anne Parmer Dendy is the 10th child of William Parmer and Francis Wood (see 1850 census Navarre County, Texas).
I have come across some stories that say this William is the son of Martin Parmer, however, there is some conflicting information regarding that:

My William was married supposedly to Ararentha Gray and then Francis Wood.
Martin's son William was apparently married to two different women.

I have been trying to get some good evidence on who my William Parmer parents were but have pretty much run into a brick wall.

Ephraim PARMER - 1786 MD - 1853 AL

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-04-25 17:11:07Z

Seeking male PARMER descendant of Ephraim PARMER,(b. 1786 MD - d. 1853 Lowndes Co, AL). Two 4th cousins have been DNA tested & they don't match. We need a tie breaker! (http://www.familytreedna.com/public/palmer/default.aspx?sect...)

Re: Martin Parmer

buckshot33football — 2009-03-05 23:30:24Z

Henry Allen Roark was the third child after James William (Jim) Roark (1844) and Napoleon Bonaparte Roark (1846) named for Russel's little brother who died near Nacogdoches in 1836. Russel's son m. Ellen Rogers. Russel's son was called,"Pole." All of Russel and Sarah Ann's children were born in Walker Co., Texas. Dodge, not Dodge City, was founded in 1876. A railroad was built which lended to Dodge's growth. William H. Palmer, Sarah Ann's dad, donated the land for the railroad's pass through Walker Co.
Some people have gotten the two Napoleon Bonapartes confused. The older son of John Roark was his youngest or the next to the youngest son. Haven't established his age, but he was born near the time of John "A.J." Roark b. in Aug of 1821 and died in Travis Co. 1855. A.J. had a store in Dresden (general) and one in Young Co. DTR says that he moved to Travis Co. where he died.

Re: Martin Parmer

buckshot33football — 2009-03-05 23:17:04Z

Martin Parmer, Jr. is one of my ggg grandfathers. His grand
daughter, Sarah Ann Palmer, m. Russel Roark.
I have loads on the Palmer/Parmer Family. Martin changed the spelling of his last name in KY or MO. He was a bit of a rounder/warrior and likely had legal reason to do so. I'm not sure any of his children by Sarah Hardwick ever changed the spelling. His son, William Hardwick Palmer, was an early pioneer of Walker Co., TX starting to farm there in the 1820s. The Roark's came to Walker & San Jacinto Counties in 1836. Russel Roark m. Sarah Ann Palmer in 1840.
When did you graduate from Monahans? I came out here to coach in 1973. Left and came back in 1979. Left again and moved back 8 years ago. My three sons graduated here.
Not sure that I'm going to the Palmer/Parmer Reunion at the end of this month in Hutto near Austin. Good to hear from you.
Got to go.

Doug Roark

Re: Martin Parmer

MarleneSteele1957 — 2009-03-05 18:06:27Z

Small world..I'm from Monahans!I have been doing research on Martin Parmer/Palmer for years. I have extensive info on him.We have been told that my late husband was a gg..nephew of Mr. Parmer,but I have yet to make a connection. If you have any info you would like to share please contact me.
Thank you for your time.

PARMER Mary Louise and Quay

t42Moore — 2009-01-02 22:48:43Z

PARMER Mary Louise and Quay

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,453 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.

Parmer Bible

Carmold — 2008-12-27 02:22:11Z

Palmera-Palmora-Parmer-Layman

Joseph M. Leymers
was born Novenber the 15, 1848

???????? Howard Palmera
was born March the 17, 1852 possibly 1859

John ????? Palmera
was born March the 6, 1854

Si???? Ann Palmera
was born September the 1?, 1856

Christian P. ????? Palmera
was born the ?, 185?

Ehiya Idy May virginia
was born July the 22, 1861

Mary Elisabeth Palmera
was born the 11, August 1864

Martha Etney Carolina Palmera
was born October the 19, 1867

Thomas Christian Parmer
died Sept. 5, 1931

Zulima Rosalind Parmer
died Oct. 1, 1934

Mary ? Parmer and Alphferd W. Paigner/Raigner
??? was married the 7 of October in the
year of our Lord 1882

Carlina Parmer and Enick Woodruff ???
was married the 12 of October in the
yaer of our Lord 1882.

Thomas Parmer and Zelma Curndy ???
married the 24 of August in the year
of our Lord 1882.

Children of Thomas Parmer and
Zulima ?arney Parmer

Born
Essica Mary Anna Virginia Parmer April 2, 1884
Bessie Ivana Rosalind Parmer Dec. 13, 1887
Homer Tracy Joshaua Parmer Oct. 10, 1891
Thomas Christian Harry Parmer March 27, 1897

Thomas Christian Harry Parmer married
Leatha Vondeta Godwin Dec. 20, 1924 and
unto them was born Marjorie Juanita Parmer
May 4, 1928

???? M. Parmer was born August the 6, 1876
departed this life the 22 day of April in
the year 1877

Joseph Marion ??yman died the 6 of April 1880

?iania Virginia Elian Parmer ??? born April
the 24 in the year of our Lord 1879 she died
the 19 of April 1882

Violy Delo?e Layman was born March the 1
in the year of our Lord 1872

Charles Elmer Layman was born October the 4
in the year of our Lord 1875

William Alphford Parmer ??? born July the
13 in the year of our Lord 1881

Christian Palmora was born
November the 17, 1824

Anney Layman was born June the 17, 1828
in Shanendoh County

Misses Phe?e Ann Parmer died
January 20, 1899

This Bible is very old and hard to read, this information
may not be completly accurate. Would like to contact any
descendant's of the people listed in it.
Thank you,
Carmold

Charles Parmer b Feb 1861 Union Co., OH Family

Beck17 — 2008-11-29 03:33:03Z

Seeking the maiden name of Lenora D. b Dec 1866 OH who married Charles Parmer b Feb 1861 Union Co., OH. They had 6 children: Orpha Ann b 3 Mar 1886, Howard Edmond b 18 Jun 1888, Myrtle b Jun 1890, Laura b Aug 1892, Martha b Mar 1899 and William Parmer b 1902 OH. Any help would be appreciated. Beck Sams at BeckSams@msn.com 28 Nov 2008

Mason (Mace) Parmer b. 1819 Ohio

Edinburgh1956 — 2008-10-30 02:48:58Z

I'm looking for the ancestors of Mason Parmer. He died in Wisconsin in 1902 and was married to Elizabeth Day and Eliza Mikesell. Eliza first if I recall correctly.
I have been told that Mace's father was William Parmer of VA and his mother was Elizabeth Watson of Louden, VA. However I notice that his birthdate is somewhat before the date of their marriage. Not that I don't believe that pre-marriage babies happened back then, simply that I think it was the exception not the norm. And it gives me cause to question the information I have. I was also told his siblings were Isaac, William, James L. and Nancy and Elizabeth Parmer. If that's true then Mace was born 15 years before his next sibling. Something is amiss here. I sure would appreciate some guidence. Thanks, Heather

James Henry Parmer

cathyfield — 2008-08-16 16:54:36Z

Looking for the parents, birthplace, etc. for James Henry Parmer who was born Feb. 22, 1822 in South Carolina. He was married to Litia Prescott in 1844 in Newton County, GA. at least 13 children, and they resided in Randolph County, Alabama.

Parmer's in Ohio

KeeCar78 — 2008-06-22 00:40:13Z

I have a great great grandmother Elizabeth Parmer born 1847 died 1923 in Ohio. Elizabeth married John Henry Hupp.Elizabeth's father was Edmund Parmer born 1804 died 1885. Her mother was Mary Epps, born 1817 and died 1850 in Ohio. They lived in Ohio when Elizabeth was born. Edmund's birthplace was England.The info on Edmund Parmer came from Elizabeth's Death Certificate given by her daughter. I have never found anything more about Mary Epps or Edmund Parmer.

Re: Mary Jane Parmer 1847-1887 Randolph Co AL

pwdaniel46 — 2008-06-06 01:16:56Z

Pamela
Thank you so much for your reply... I have just begun to do ancestry.com... and I have lots of unanswered questions, but it is so interesting working on it.

Thanks again!

Re: Mary Jane Parmer 1847-1887 Randolph Co AL

hudpal — 2008-06-05 22:35:59Z

Thank you for your response. That message was posted in 2001 and since then I have learned a lot and have a website with all the info you gave me. I believe I have Senie's picture on that site. Google "William Berry Huddleston" you will find my website under geocities. When you go in look for "surname" put in Huddleston and a long list will show. Go Thomas Marion . there will be a small camera there - click on it for the last picture of my gggrandfather Thomas Marion. and there is a number by spouses. click on that and I believe Senie's picture will show up! I am from Mary Jane and I know of no known pictures of her my email is posted on the website!
thanks
Pamela Huddleston

Re: Mary Jane Parmer 1847-1887 Randolph Co AL

pwdaniel46 — 2008-06-05 19:28:51Z

I saw your post about Mary Jane Parmer and Thomas Marion
Huddleston. My great grandmother Senie Vergilin Parmer was her sister and married Thomas Marion Huddleston after Mary Jane died. My g grandmother Senie was divorced and had 3 small daughters when she married TM Huddleston.
TM Huddleston was much older than Grandma Senie.
According to my information Grandma Senie and TM Huddleston had 3 boys together. Adolphus M Huddleston (1/8/1897( Charles W Huddleston (6/8/1899) and Julius Huddleston (6/22/1905) I don't have any information of Mary Jane. Do you have any pictures of the Parmer family (espically Senie Parmer Daniel Huddelston) ? I do not know what my GGrandmother looked like when she was young.
Thank You

PARMER/TRO(W)BRIDGE CONNECTION

egloryriver — 2007-12-30 18:41:13Z

Located them in OHIO; 1860 in DeWITT, ILLINOIS; 1880 in LOGAN COUNTY, OH; FTR FROM NY & MTR: OH and HER FAMILY VA

Every Trowbridge I find George living by are related to the Connecticut Trowbridges, but I cannot find his connection or parents. He is missing from the 1850 & 1870 census. Looking for his family and Cheek/Chiak's. This is what I have so far:

GEORGE TRO(W)BRIDGE was born April 1833, OH died bef. 1910 Pleasant, Logan County, OH (his father is from NY & Mtr: OH)
married to: NANCY ELLEN CHEEK/CHIAK b. abt. 1834 Virginia d. bef. 1900 Pleasant, Logan County Ohio (both HER parents are from VA)

CHILDREN OF GEORGE & NANCY ELLEN CHEEK/CHIAK:
Children are accumulated from 1860, 1880 & 1900 Census

(1) WILLIAM M. TROWBRIDGE b. Oct 8 1856, Illinois d. 03 Mar 1944 in Quincy, Logan County, OH
married: VIENNA VIANNA BABCOCK b.abt Feb 1860 Ohio
Ch: JOHN F. TROWBRIDGE b. 1879 OH

(2) MARGARET TROWBRIDGE b. abt 1858 IL
She may have married JOHN PARMER (PALMER)
she was taking care of Granddaugher or niece Josephine Trobridge b. 2 Nov 1897 OH (parents b. OH)

(3) REBECCA E. TROWBRIDGE b. June 1860 IL
married: JOHN BABCOCK B. ABT. 1858 OH
CH: LLOYD C. BABCOCK b. abt. 1889, Ohio

(4) MARY E. TROWBRIDGE b. Jun 1862, OH
married: CYRUS ELLIOT KEARNEY B. 20 Nov 1859 OH. He was from Salem, Shelby County, OH
CH: CYRUS JR. KEARNEY
ZULIMA ROSA KEARNEY
JOHN L. KEARNEY
HERMAN ATTIS KEARNEY
the following names are misspelled on the census ??real names
ORVAL ARVAL S. KEARNEY
ARGENTINE ODER KEARNEY
ADELLA DANZIL BELL KEARNEY
MORTON HARRISON KEARNEY
BURTON V. KEARNEY
WATTIS G. KEARNEY

(5) JOHN TROWBRIDGE b. abt Apr. 1866, OH
married MARY ?? b. abt Oct 1869 Indiana
CH: LAYTON L. TROWBRIDGE b. Sep 1896, Lake, Bellefontaine, Logan County, OH.

INK OR GREASE SPOT WAS ON THE FOLLOWING NAMES:
(6) ...A'PHIA (CYNTHIA? TOBITHA? OR ??)b. abt 1868 OH
(7) ...RINE (KATHERINE? JOSEPHINE? OR ??)b. abt. 1871 OH

(8) THOMAS TROWBRIDGE B. 02 NOV 1873, Logan County, OH
d. 16 July 1936, Springfield, Clark County OH
married: STELLA ESTELLA RETTER b. abt. Jan 1875 and/or AKA Annora/Nora [Elizabeth Lias family records]

(9) AMANDA TROWBRIDGE b. abt 1876 OH
married: ??
CH: ??

Any information regarding the above would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Re: Grace Pearl Parmer

coloradokeyes1 — 2007-05-08 15:33:15Z

Hi - My wife's great aunt (by marriage) a Grace Pearl Palmer (with an "L"). My wife's great uncle is William Albert Zahourek who is the brother of Frank George Zahourek, Jr.. However, I also do not have the parents of Grace Pearl Palmer, but as luck would have it we are still in frequent contact with her daughter, Katherine [Zahourek] Penick, who still lives in Topeka. I will contact her for any information on her mother.

Charles and Lydia Palmer/Parmer

nicenonya2 — 2007-04-25 18:45:54Z

Hi,
Looking for info on Charles and Lydia Parmer or Palmer, both born abt 1770 in England and may have died in Sussex Co.,DE

Their daughter Nancy Ann(Williams) was born there 4/5/1801,and she left that state about 1827, settling in southwestern Michigan.
Thanks for any help.
John

Re: John Hanna and Frances Parmer

tread40 — 2007-02-20 17:35:01Z

John and Frances are my gg grandparents. I am also trying to find info on them. There are so many John Hannas it is difficult to find the correct one. My g grandfather was John Thomas Hanna. Which sibling are from? I have not been able to find anything on the Parmers so far.

Re: Martin Parmer

JackieAshley_Pace — 2006-12-18 07:36:17Z

Sarah & Russel had 10 children, according to my notes, and the 3rd child was Henry Alan ROARK, b 1848 TX. He married Ida Ann Elise ASHLEY, b 28/Jun/1859 AL, d. 18/Oct/1887 Walker Co, TX. She was the dau of my 2nd great-grand uncle, Edmond Powell ASHLEY & his 1st wife Ann Maria WOOTEN whom he m. 1844 Bladen Co, NC.
As for Martin PARMER: does he have male descendents? Hopefully a couple of them will join the DNA project soon. Some folks have speculated he came from my PALMER/PARMER ancestors in Maryland or NC, but only the genes know for sure..

Re: Martin Palmer

buckshot33football — 2006-12-18 05:53:10Z

Martin Parmer's son, William H. (Hardwick) Palmer, a pioneer of Walker Co., Texas, was married to Lucinda (Lucindy) Caldwell. Their daughter Sarah Ann Palmer m. my g-greatgrandfather, Russel Roark, thus Sarah was my g-great grandmother.

Re: Martin Parmer

buckshot33football — 2006-12-18 05:47:02Z

You have the Martin Parmer, Jr. who lived in Clariton Co. MO and was in their initial legistlative body. Palmer Creek was named for him. He moved to Texas abt. 1828 where he accumulated a lot of land in East Texas. Signed the Texas Declar. of Indep.
Children by his first wife Sarah Hardwick, elected to change the spelling of their name to Palmer. Don't know the real reason. After his wife died, the mother of 8 of his children, he hard a hard time adjusting. He married 4 more times and had some Parmer children. His grand-daughter,Sarah Ann Palmer, married Russel Roark in abt. 1840. They were my great-great grandparents.
Doug Roark (I have the Parmers 3 generations ahead of Martin.)

Re: Help with Parmers/Sandoe in Lancaster Co, Pa

rafoltz2006 — 2006-11-24 04:36:37Z

I have a g-father name William Sandoe, from Lancaster, PA. I believe his father was a George Sandoe. I have very little info on George. My g-father died about 1960. I believe my g-father may have had some brothers and sisters, but unable to verifiy.

Re: John Hanna and Frances Parmer

2006-11-08 00:17:21Z

Sorry I can't help you. I haven't been able to find anything any farther back on this line.
Dorothy

Re: John Hanna and Frances Parmer

2006-11-07 14:36:25Z

I am wondering if you have found any siblings for your John Hanna Parmer. My ancestor was Patrick Parmer/Palmer b1834 in Ireland, emigrated to US in 1850. Married Catherine Pendergast b1834 in Ireland. Their oldest son John H. Palmer b1860 in Canton, Wayne County, MI. This family subsequently relocated to Sebewa Township, Ionia County, MI in 1870. Curious to know if there is any connection.