John Parker

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 10 Feb 1817, Smith Co, Tennessee; estate

Notes:

son of Francis Parker.

Other-Begin:
"On motion John Lovelady was appointed as administrator of the estate of John Parker, deceased, who qualified according to law, with Jeremiah Gammon his security, in the sum of $500."

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnsmith/ccarticles/apr24-ABC-1952.htm

John Lovelady - father-in-law. Jeremiah Gammon - bro-in-law.

John married Nancy Lovelady about 1816 in Smith Co, Tennessee. Nancy (daughter of Pvt. John Henry Lovelady, Jr., War of 1812 and Mary Ellis) was born in 1800 in Anderson Co, South Carolina; died in 1870 in Macon Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

correspondence from Wilma Moore was posted to a familytreemaker site: "P.S. When you do get to Smith Co. research, you may want to order from TN State Library/Archives this roll of microfilm...if they will send it to you. I located it through the archives section. It is Microfilm Accession
Number 1141 (one reel) titled "Lovelady-Parker Families Papers 1802-1902 ca 150 items. There is a lot of interesting information on this reel. It pertains to John Lovelady and some descendants. Apparently, they fought
and fought and fought. No doubt it has been more peaceful for your family that they retreated to the hills of Arkansas!"
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/m/Nancy-L-Hamm/GENE6-0004.html

1. Jesse Lafayette Parker was born in 1818 in Smith Co, Tennessee; died in Nov 1910 in Knox Co, Tennessee.
2. Mary "Polly" Parker was born in 1819 in Tennessee; died in 1874 in Macon Co, Tennessee.
3. Tom Parker was born in 1825 in North Carolina; died after 1850 in of, Macon Co, Tennessee.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1796, Smith Co, Tennessee
• Will: 28 Sep 1807, Smith Co, Tennessee; written

Notes:

Will:
Smith County Tennessee, Will Book 1803-1925, pp. 55-57

Be it known unto all men that I, Francis Parker Senior of the State of Tennessee, Smith County, taking into consideration the uncertainty of life, being now weak in body but of sound mind do make and constitute my last will and testament in manner following

1. It is my will and desire that my wife Lucy should have and be possessed of all my property of whatsoever kind, excepting such as is hereafter mentioned, in trust for the maintenance of herself and my children under age, and for their proper education; but if she should marry, the trust to be void and the property trusted to her, to be put into the hands of the Executors of this will for the purpose above mentioned

2. The tract of land on Dixons Creek together with the mills, containing two hundred acres is to be equally divided among my sons Abraham, Francis, Archibald, John and Warmark.

3. My son Francis is to have his choice of the two colts, Prince and Jolly, and out of the present crop of cotton a good new saddle and bridle to be purchased for him, together with a feather bed and furniture.

4. My son Archibald to have the remaining colt, and out of the crop of cotton a good new saddle and bridle to be purchased for him, together with a feather bed and furniture.

5. My children John, Warmark, and Lucy as they come of age or marry are to have each a horse, saddle and bridle and a feather bed and furniture.(as of 1807 John was not 21 yet.

6. The feather bed that I lent to my daughter Polly when she married Thos. Nash, I now give to her together with one dollar in money.

7. To Francis Nash, the son of my daughter Tabitha, I give one dollar in money as his portion.

8. After the foregoing special legacies are satisfied, the property that remains in the hands of my wife Lucy, or the Executors of this will, is to be equally divided among my children, Abraham, Francis, Archibald, John and Warmark and Lucy, then of lawful age at the death or marriage of my wife Lucy are to have their portions immediately, but those under age to receive their portions from the Executors of this Will when they arrive at lawful age.

9. My wife Lucy, Miles West and William Barton I hereby appoint Executors to this my last will and testament earnestly entreating them to have it executed faithfully.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand seal this 28th September one thousand eight hundred and seven.

Signed, sealed and Francis Parker

acknowledged in presence of us.

H. Tooley?, Jurant
Wm. Shepherd, Jurant


State of Tennessee December term 1807
Smith County

I do hereby certify that the execution of the execution of the within will was duly Proven by the oaths of Henry Tooley? And Wm Shepherd subscribing _______ _______ and admitted to Record.

Test
Robert Allen, Clerk

Francis married Mrs. Ella N. "Lucy" (..) Parker about 1770 in Halifax Co, Virginia. Ella was born about 1750; died in 1910 in Davenport, Scott Co, Iowa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Black Walnut Creek, Halifax Co, Virginia

Edward married Sarah Hudson about 1739 in Henrico Co, (later Lunenburg Co, later Halifax Co), Virginia. Sarah was born before 1720 in Virginia; died after 1750 in of, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

daughter of Peter Hudson.

From land Plat of 1751 show Edward Parker living near Peter Hudson. Hudson's land was on the Branches of Difficult Creek.
From: Hudson/Parker researcher
Date: 3/17/2016 4:55:31 PM
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