Lineage Key Index (complete to date)
A | William Parke (but line is named for son Arthur) (represented; DNA) This lineage actually begins with a William Parke b. abt. 1656 in Ulster Prov., Ireland. Recently, there has been some question as to whether this William is the father or grandfather – that perhaps the father was John. (Parke Society Library books.) There may be a connection with lineage Keys JJ, JP, and XW. Source Materials: Parke Gildersleeve Genealogy, The Rev’d. Nathaniel G. Parke, (1959); Parks Records, Volume 3, Frank Sylvester Parks, (1925) pgs 41-56; Genealogy of There were five children:
(PS#886, 1442, 1529, 1531, 1568, and a host of others (15) who are no longer living or active) |
B | Andrew Park (ca. 1720-??) married ?? supposedly of County Donegal, Ireland. Source material: Notable Southern Families Vol. 6 page 87-88. Perhaps five children (we have vital statistice only for Robert): Robert (ca. 1740-??) married ca. 1762 Nancy Aiken. Eight children, for one of which we have issue.
This is one of the lines that has been transcribed from earlier compilations, in this case |
C | Thomas Parkes of Virginia [moniker: Thomas (VA, 1728)] (represented) (DNA). Resident in Virginia by 1728 for sure, perhaps earlier. Born ca. 1670, died in Albermarle Co., VA (based on will probate). This large lineage has an excellent Lineage Leader, many representatives, and several DNA tests. The Society does not believe that Thomas is an immigrant ancestor, but attempts to discover the actual immigrant ancestor has been without success. Source Materials: Notable Southern Families, Zella Armstrong, (1932) Vol. VI,
The following keys have been consolidated and merged into Lineage Key C: (PS#525, Phyllis Kumler, LL; many members in this line, descendants of 2C1, 2C2, & 2C3.) |
D | Samuel Parks (1730-1796) (Represented) From Scotland to Ireland to Charleston, SC, and finally to Amelia Co, VA. Article in Newsletter Vol. XIX #3, pg. 36. Eight children, all born supposedly in Amelia Co., VA. Samuel died in Amelia Co., VA. Children either went to SC, NC, or GA. of which one “went west.” This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: A genealogy of the Parks Family, Henry William Clark, (1906), 145 pgs.; and member’s The following is what we know of the children:
(PS#1503/1504, 1123R) |
E | Samuel Park (1730 Ireland-1794) immigrant on or before 1757 from Ireland to Donegal, Lancaster Co., PA, and in 1777 to Washington Co., PA). He married Margaret Marshall, c. 1757. This is an immigrant line Source Materials: Biographical Sketch of the Park Family of Washington Co., PA, William J. Park, Five known children.
Not represented |
F | Thomas Parke [moniker: Thomas, (PA, 1724)] (1660 Ireland-1738 PA) (Represented) Came to America 1724 on “Sizargh” to Philadelphia and on to Chester Co,. married 1692 in Carlow, Irelandto Rebecca Hooper [Ward, Warr]. (Parke Society Lib. book) PA. Quakers from northern Ireland. This is an Immigrant Line Source Materials: A Short account of Owen Biddle, H. D. Biddle, (1892). Genealogical Childrens names are:
We have some records for the issue of those marked with an *, but in most cases the information is limited. (PS# 886, 1227, 1529, 517D, 1145R, 1057D) |
G | James Park(s) (1724-1769 VA) (Represented) Immigrated from Northern Ireland to Prince Edward Co., VA before 1756. He married probably before 1756, Mary Fulton. All six known children, born in Virginia. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: The Billingsley Family, H. A. Davis, (1936), Pgs. 508-10; House of Hanna, Sarah A. Hanna, (1906), pgs. 25-27. 125-130; further information obtained from member’s Lineage Applications &
(PS#216, 1079, 576D. 657D, 1262R) |
H | Edward Parks of Guilford, CT [moniker: Edward (CT, 1670)](ca. 1645 England-1690 CT) (represented) married 1667/69 to Deliverance French at Killingworth, CT Arrived there c. 1670. (Parke Society Lib. book.) A tailor. Five Children:
(PS#148R, 444R, 567R, 899R, & 977R [none are currently active, some may be diseased]) |
I | Known as the Mungo Park line in honor of the Scotch Explorer of Africa born 1771, it traces back to an Archibald Park in Scotland (1682-1768). The immigrant ancestor is David Park (1833 England-1913 probably Ontario, Canada) who married in 1854, Julia Ann Gardiner in England. David (1I1) Park (engineer) came to Chatham, ONT in 1866. They had ten children, six of whom were born in England, the remaining four in Ontario or Muskegon, MI. We have issue only for one. This is an immigrant line. Source Marerials: Membership applications. There are probsably other references found in
(PS#1065, 705,248D, 1077R) |
J | Alexander Park (ca. 1688 Scotland-1760/2 Windham, NH) married before 1717 probably in Ireland, Margaret Waugh. Alexander immigrated from Antrim, IRE to MA ca. 1728/9 thence to Methuen, and finally to Windham, NH by c. 1733. Seven children. This is an immigrant line. Source materials: volume on Parke Genealogy of Massachusettes. Frank Sylvester Parks (1909)
(Not represented) |
K | Roger Parke (1648 England-ca. 1739 NJ) (represented DNA). m. 1676 England, Ann Patison. Immigrated from England to New (West) Jersey ca 1682. This large lineage has a Lineage Leader, many representatives, and several DNA tests. (Parke Society Library books). This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Roger Parke, Immigrant: England – West Jersey 1682 (Descendants and Related Lines), Cecilia Kasberg Parke (2000) [This is the main research of Cecilia from years of research.] There were 3 known children:
The following lineage keys have been merged into Lineage Key K: FX, M, N, Q, ZV, MV, MX, QX, Moniker: Roger (WJ, 1682, K) (PS#1331LL, #535 Past LL, and many members, some of which are still active.) |
L | Roger Parke of Rye, NY (ca. 1638-ca. 1690). (Represented) Many questions concerning this particular line. DNA is needed to sort out this line, thus far no suitable male heir has been found to accomplish this. This Roger was supposedly married twice, secondly to a Sophia Jans Claes. Three children are listed but it is clear that there are erroneous claims here. The main source is an article in the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. XLIX, 1918, pgs 295-2976, 382-383. Reference is also made to this Roger in FS Parks, Vol. III, p. 73, and in Families of Rye, pp. 431ff. It was substantially confused by the Becker work, The Parke Family, (1979) which made unwarranted assumptions. Currently there is no active member in this line, and no male Park/e/s heir known from which we might work on DNA testing. Source Material: [Some of which have added to the confusion surrounding this lineage key.] Park Records, Volume 3, Frank Sylvester Parks, (1925) pages 73-79, regarding the NY line; The Parke Family, Dorothy Becker, PS#368, (1979), regarding the NJ line most of which can now While the generation 01L1, has many doubts, things start to get clearer once we get to the third generation:
(PS#339D, 528D, 684R, 1291R [none are currently active, some may be diseased]) |
M | Noah Parke (01M1) of Rowan Co., NC, has been merged into LK= K to become Noah (04K6). |
N | Nathan Parke (01N1) of NJ, has been merged into LK= K to become Nathan (03K29). |
O | John Park (c1760, Ireland-???) married in 1797, Mary Ann McGee. Immigrated from Belfast, N Ireland c. 1760 to Pittsburgh, PA. Information found on Group sheets for birth can not be correct if he is supposed to have come to this country in 1760. Little is known of this line. There is no representatives of this line in The Society, and no DNA tests. Source Material: This entry was written up based up an entry from the National Cyclopedia of American Biography, Vol. 35: P. 393, concerning the ancestry of one
Not represented) |
P | Peter Parke of CT (b.1726, perhaps Scotland-??) (represented; DNA) He married 1748, Lucy McDowell at Stonington, CT. Perhaps immigrated from Scotland, though there is no proof of this as yet. Resided in CT in 1738. Ten children, but issue is documented for only two of them. All the children were born in Stonington, CT. This line is frequently referred to as Chart 17. This supposedly is an immigrant line but yet to be fully proved. Source materials: Genealogy of the Parke Families in Connecticut, Frank Sylvester Parks,
(PS#94, 110, 263, 264, 1D, 8D, 77D, 80R, 96R, 122D, 373R, 611R, 629R, 880R) |
Q | John Parke (01Q1) of Virginia, has been merged into LK= K to become John (03K1). |
R | Richard Parke (c1602 England-1665 MA) (represented; DNA) A miller from England to Watertown, MA 1635 aboard the Defence; m. (1) in England Margery (Crane?), four children, named below; m. (2) after 1656, Sarah (Collier) Brewster, widdow of Love Brewster, no issue. This is an Immigrant Line.
There is sometimes a reference made to a Sarah Parke born of the marriage of Richard and Sarah There has been much confusion over this Richard, due to an assumption made in the Parke Scrapbooks Moniker: Richard (MA, 1635,R) (PS#1086, Natalie Schultz, Lineage Leader, and many members, some of which are still active.) |
2S1 | The Samuel (2S1) branch of the Robert Parke (MA, 1630) line (represented; DNA). Samuel (1621, England-1709 CT) m. Hannah Preston, before 1672. This is an Immigrant Line. Source materials: Principally, Genealogy of the Parke Families of Connecticut, Frank Sylvester Parks, (1906), Lineage Research by Robert Leon Parke, PS#755, and the further Seven children known: (also sometimes designated as being on Chart 16
Moniker: Robert (MA, 1630, STW) This line does have a Lineage Leader. Line is well documented, numerous descendants. |
2T1 | The Thomas (2T1) branch of the Robert Parke (MA, 1630) line (represented; DNA). Thomas Parke (1615 England-1709 CT) m. Dorothy Thompson, daughter of John Thompson and Alice Freeman. Alice is considered a Gateway Ancestor, which gives any descendant immediate claim to a number of heritage societies. Apparently came with his father, Robert, in 1630 to the colonies. There is not DNA for all lines of decent from Robert-Thomas, This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Principally, Genealogy of the Parke Families of Connecticut, Frank Sylvester Parks, (1906), Lineage Research by Robert Leon Parke, PS#755, and the further Nine children.
Moniker: Robert (MA, 1630, STW) There are multiple Lineage Leaders for this line. Line is well documented, numerous descendants. (PS#755 LL, 1185 LL, 182 LL) |
U | Robert Parks (ca. 1751-1802 GA) (Represented) He married a Mary Jordan (of Fuller). His origin uncertain; he purchased land in Jackson Co, GA prior to 1794. Eight children:
(PS#90R, 550R, 807R, 978R, & 1197D, [there are no active members in this line] ) |
V | William Parke (c1575-c1633/4) of VA (commonly referred to as the Park/Custis line). (represented) He married Sarah (Unknown), date unknown. He came to Williamsburg, VA, c1633, aboard The Blessing. Two children known only. There is a probable interrelationship between Robert (MA 1630) and William (Park/Custis line) and William Parke to New Kent, VA c1650. Source Materiqals: Virginia Families of Flournoy, Poindexter & Parke, Parke
There is a tie in to George Washington, first President of the United States as follows. He married This line is not as well documented as one would have liked, with many blanks yet to be filled in. (PS#1409R) |
2W1 | The William branch of the Robert Parke (MA, 1630) line (represented). William (1607 England-1685 MA) m. Martha Holgrave in 1636. ten children. Came to Boston, MA in 1631 aboard the Lyon. While there were there were male heirs, they all died relatively young, so that that Park/e/s name died out Source Materials: Principally, Genealogy of the Parke Families of Connecticut, Frank Sylvester Parks,
Moniker: Robert (MA, 1630, STW) (PS#226, 389, 1004, are the only active members in this line. There is no Lineage Leader. ) |
X | William (2W1) (c1760-c1825) (Represented) married 1787 (1) Synah Perry and in 1816 m. (2) Polly Barrow. Came to Granville Co., NC in 1787 and thence to Adair Co., KY by 1806. (Parke Society Lib. book.) Source Materials: Six Children, of which we have descendants for five.
(PS#88, 965, 46D, 867D, 1318R, 1325R, 1349R) |
Y | William Park (1705 Scotland-1788 MA) married in 1730 Scotland to Anna Law. Immigrated to Boston, MA, 1756, and then onto Groton, MA. Source Materials: FS Parks’ Genealogy of Parke Families in Massachusetts, (1909) pgs. 194-208. Five children, three of which immigrated to the Colonies.
(Not represented.) |
Z | Andrew Park (1760 – 1848 VA) (represented; DNA) He married in 1779 Mary (Anne) (Unknown). (Parke Society Library book). Source materials:Andrew Park, Our Ancestor, Harry Addis Park, (undated), Nine children, for which we have descendant information on two:
DNA Information: test results show a match between Andrew Park and Joseph Parks (LK= LQ). (PS#29D, 887R, [No active members in this line.] |
AA | Ann Parke (1618-1641 Roxbury, MA), daughter of Robert Parke (MA 1630) m. Edward Payson. No surviving children from this marriage. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: F.S. Parks, The Parke Family in Connecticut, and (Not Represented.) |
BB | Andrew Park (1745 Antrim Co, Ire. -1786) m. Rachel Welch. Maryland. Two children known. This is an Immigrant Line.
Source Materials: Descendants of Andrew Park, Gertrude Katz, 1972.
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CC | John Parks (1793-1861) (Represented) of Rhode Island. John Parks (carpenter) m. Sally Louisa Ogden. John b. Rhode Island- d. New York, NY; 7 known children. Was run over by a train in NYC. There appears to be DNA evidence linking this fragment line to the Robert of MA (1STW1) line. Source Materials: John Parks & his Family, Charlotte Heilbronn, 1925.
(PS#1113, 1512) |
DD | Andrew Parks (1770-1836) m. Harriett Washington. Geographic area: Baltimore, Fredericksburg, West Virginia. Seven children known: Anne Eliza, Lawrence Augustine, Bushrod, Laura Angela, Andrew, Mary, and John Parks, born between 1797 and 1816. Source Materials: Genealogy of the Families of the Presidents, Reginald Buchanan Henry, 1935. [A historical tidbit here: There are several recognized genealogical Not Represented) |
EE | Thomas Park (c1735-by 1803) (Represented) m. in County Down, Ire. to Mary McKee. This line is unusual in that we have in our records five generations that remained in Ireland before anyone immigrated to America. Source Materials: Lineage information submitted by a Member descendant. Listing of children:
(PS#22D) |
FF | James Parks (Rev. War) d. 1791 at Northampton Co, NC m. Sarah -?-. had issue perhaps 8 children. Represented)
Source Materials: The Compendium of American Genealogy, 1600’s to 1800’s by Frederick Virkus,
(PS#939D) |
GG | James Park (c1775- ) m. c1795 Margaret McCurdy. James from N. Ire. to Baltimore, MD, then to Pittsburgh, PA before 1800. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: National Cyclopedia of American Biography, Editor: James Terry White.
(Not represented) |
HH | John Park (c1798 – ) (may be son of a James Park) m. Annie Stillson.
Source Materials: Genealogical & Biographical Annuals of Northumberland County (PA), J. L. Floyd, 1911.
(Not Represented) |
II | James Washington Park (1828 SC-1873 TX), son of Andrew & Jane (Little) Park, m. Martha Ann Allphin, 17 August 1849. Six known children, appear to have all been born in Texas. Source Materials: DAR papers and Family Bible records.
(Not Represented) |
JJ | David Park of PA (c1682, Ire Ð b1740, PA) (Represented), Spouse unknown.
Source Materials: Lineage papers and documents supplied by descendant members. Two children:
DNA evidence seems to point to a relationship to the following Lineage Keys: A (Arthur), JP, (PS#325, 337, & 1235) |
KK | James Parks (01KK1) of NY (1771, Sussex Co, Eng-1842, Saratoga Co, NY) son of a John Parks. (Represented) V47#1 Some of his children and a brother (David, 01KK5) proceeded him to America aboard the Robert Edward which landed in New York from London on 2 November 1827. This James and wife Mary came later together with most of the other children except for Sarah. That passage is still being researched. James (01KK1) married in 1793 to Mary Henbrey, and had a total of 14 children all born in Sussex, England. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Descendant’s Papers and F. S. Parks’, Genealogy of the Parke Families in
Others coming later:
Information concerning James’ brother David: David, (01KK5), (c1778, Eng-?, ?), arrived with wife Rebecca and perhaps 4 children aboard the Robert Edward, 2 November 1827. Little more is known about him, or his children. Needs research. (Lineage Leader: PS#1407, #430D, #443D, #497R) |
LL | Rodger Park of NJ has been merged into LK=KY. FGS James (3LL2) is now FGS James (2KY2). There was considerable confusion on this lineage. |
MM | Matthew S. Park of PA (c1760, Londonderry, N. Ire. -c1819, Butler Co, PA) (Represented). Matthew S. Park’s will written 26 Jun 1817, probated 20 Jan. 1819. Married on or before 1775 to Martha (Unknown). Matthew (1MM1) had brother James (1MM2) Park of which nothing further is known. Matthew (1MM1) probably a son of an Andrew Park. Matthew has qualifying DAR service. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Descendants Lineage Papers and Taylor: History, Biographies and Family Tree by Lorraine Taylor Fichtel, pp. 34-35.
(PS#1237) |
NN | William Park of NY (1780-1846) m. c1805 to Jemima Slater . William b. 27 Aug 1780 at Port Chester, NY-d. 19 Apr. 1846 at Port Chester, NY, Jemina, daughter of Henry Slater and Hanna Adee b. 6 March 1784 – d. 6 June 1844. Source Materials: F. S. Parks, Genealogy of the Parke
(Not Represented) |
OO | John Parks of PA (c1733, perhaps PA – ?) m. 1759, PA to Isabella Galbraith (variant spellings noted). (Represented) Six children known, all born between 1760 and 1774 in Cumberland Co., PA: Source Materials: John is shown in the DAR Patriot Index as a Private from PA. Besides the entry in the
(PS#1180) |
PP | James Parks of PA, (1805 PA – A? ) (Represented) m. Rachel White, daughter of Amos C and Elizabeth (unknown) White. A brief note from the member says that the family was from Connecticut. David Parke #13, an earlier Historian, opined that this might be a possible descendant of Edward Parks (LK= H) of Connecticut. However no evidence or reasoning was presented for these comments. Member never supplied complete documentation, nothing further is known. Source Materials: Fragmentary information on Member’s Lineage Application. Known children:
(PS#253R) |
Helen A. Parkes perhaps of MD (1843 – 1928, Marshalltown, IA) (Represented) daughter of a John Parkes (not further identified). She m. David A. Stouffer, 31 Dec.1861 at Adelaine, IL. Source Materials: Descendants’ lineage papers. Had at least one child, Ora Stouffer who married Cassie Glanville. PS#195 WD, 1164 WD) | |
RR | Stephen Parks of NY (c1780, NY – 1871, Whitehall, NY) (Represented) m. (1) Anna Stevens; m. (2) Thankful -?-; m. (3) Mahalah -?-. Had brothers Isaac (1804-1869) and Anson (1809-1890) of which little is known. Father may have been an Isaac Parks. Source Materials: Descendant’s Lineage Application and related correspondence. These children are supposedly all from first marriage.
(PS#429R) |
SS | Jonas Parks (1849-1919, IN) (Represented)m. George Ann Robentson. Both Jonas and George Ann buried at Dugger, Sullivan Co, IN. Source Materials: Source is “personal knowledge” of descendent member.
(PS#353 D) |
TT | James Marion Parks (c1790, NC – a1860, TX) (represented), m. Anna Marie (Unknown) circa 1818, probably in Tennessee. Source Materials: Descendants’ lineage papers. Possibly a total of seven children:
(PS#439 D) |
UU | Major William Park and Jane Park (brother and sister) (Represented) V47#2 This is a bit complicated and confusing, so lets take is step by step. William and Jane are brother and sister. We do not know their ancestry. Jane (01UU1) Park (1750, VA-1841, Washington Co, PA) m. Thomas Marquis (DAR/Lt.) They had seven known children, surnamed Marquis. Maj. William (01UU2) Park (d. 1782,Vance’s Fort, Cross Creek, Washington Co, PA) m. Ann Marquis. They had two known children surnamed Park.
Source Materials: Lineage correspondence from descendant member.
Children of Maj. William Park and Ann Marquis:
(PS#437D, 816R) |
VV | John Parks of Accomack Co, VA (c.1652/60 Eng.-1709 Accomack Co,VA) m. (1) -?-; m. (2) Mary -?- (c1668-1733). This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Are found in compilations done by Gail Walczyk, PS#1168. Known children:
This line is often referred to as the John (VA c1678) Lineage. All of its early activity (PS#1224, 1223, 1168R) |
WW | The Rev. Oscar Park of IL has been merged into LK= “CW”. FGS Oscar (1WW1) is now FGS Oscar (2CW141). The vitals on The Rev. Oscar Park of IL are (1827, PA Ð 1871, Chatsworth, IL)
There was considerable confusion on this lineage. |
XX | The root founding ancestor of this Lineage Key is James (IVXX1) Park (c1714 Glasgow, SCT-?) m. 1739 Glasgow, SCT to Agnes Knox. From there the line goes to William (IIIXX1) Park (1745, Glasgow, SCT-?) who married Martha McConnell, to James (IIXX1) Park (1766, Kent, SCT-?) who married Marion Allen in 1788. While they had a total of 13 children we are interested in the following two children. This is an Immigrant Line Source Materials: Lineage Correspondence and Lineage Forms of descendant members. Andrew (IXX1) Park (1796, Cambuslang, SCT-?) who married first Jane Pollock in 1820 in They had James Pollock Park (1XX5) (1821, Scotland Ð 1889, UT) (Represented) who married first in 1849 at Big Cottonwood, UT, Agnes Findley (1825, Ontario-1908, UT). There were six children by this marriage.
Children by Second marriage were Marion Pymm, John Pymm, Anna Marie, Henry Pymm, Seth Austin, and Frederick Park. Another child of James (Ixx1) and Marion (Allen) Park was: John (IXX8) (1802, Cambuslang, SCT-1869, Provo, UT) who married Louisa Smith
(PS#361, 424R, 986R, 1039WD) |
YY | Prudence Parks of Dutchess Co, NY. (c 1744 Middletown,CT -1818 Penfield, Monroe Co, NY) m. 1760/61 Dutchess Co, NY to Ephriam Goss at Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., NY. Source materials: Descendant’s lineage papers and correspondence. They had five children that we know of.
(PS#416D) |
ZZ | Stephen Parks (Eng.-1792 Long Island, NY) m. Annie Williams. This is an Immigrant Line.
Source materials: Descendant’s lineage papers and correspondence. Known children:
(PS#405R) |
AX | Currently vacant, not in use. Formerly, this key was formerly used to describe:
01AX1 Amos Park, born 1794, married Sarah Horn in 1815, who is now classified as 05K89. 01AX1 Andrew Baker Parks, Born 1793, married 1) Rhoda Neely, who is now classified as 04C144. |
BX | John Brier Parke (1844, PA or NY- c1912, Philadelphia, PA) (represented) m. Helen Ida Black, c1872. Source Materials: Lineage Papers and correspondence of descendant members. Four Children known:
(PS#493R, 467D [no active members on this line]) |
CX | Roland (or Rowland) Park (1807, NY – 1887, KS) (represented), married Hannah B. Mills, c. 1830, St. Lawrence Co., NY. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. At least 10 known children known.
(PS# 470D, #663, #1049 and #1561.) |
DX | James Parke (b. c1835, Ire-?) (represented) m. Eliza Brown, probably in Ireland. Since no Family Group Sheets have been provided as yet, the information is limited to what is in the member’s Lineage Application Form B. This appears to be an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Limited to the Lineage Application Form B of a currently active member. Only one child known, Most likely there are others.
(PS#100) |
EX | John/James Parks (c1758, PA – 1815, PA) (represented) married Rebecca (Unknown), Lancaster Co., PA, 1784. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Four known children.
PD#648D [No active members on this line]) This key was formerly used to describe: 01EX1 Elbert Parke of KY who was reclassified to 04N13 |
FX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01FX1 Micajah Parke, (c1759-c1844), married Mary Beemer in 1789, who is now classified as 05K295. |
GX | Frederick Parks (1801, CT-1872, IA) (represented) married in 1828, Lucy Deas/Dean, in New York, NY. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Seven children known.
PS#132D [No active members on this line.]) |
HX | Jesse Parke (1822, OH-1873, IL) (represented) married Mary Jane Cochran, 1848 in IL. Thought to be son of John Parke, 05K119, the Roger of NJ line. A qualified DNA subject is needed to verify this connection Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Eight Children known.
PS#658, 1457) |
IX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01IX1 Peter Glick Parks (b. 1807, VT), married Charlette Lamb, who is now classified as 01CU2. |
JX | John Parks of VT (d. bef. 30 Nov 1809) (represented), married Mary (Unknown) before 1775.
Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Only two children are known, there are perhaps others.
(PS#452D) |
KX | Jemina Parks of PA (1745, McKean Co, PA-1800) (represented) married Jonathan Colegrove before 1774 probably in Pennsylvania. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Eight children are known:
(PS#207) |
LX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01LX1 Henry Parks, born 1758, married Martha Justice in 1872, who is now classified as 04C2. 01LX1 Thompson Parke, born 1799, married Rebecca Burtch, and who is now classified as 06K600. |
MX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01MX1 Moses Parks of VA (1738-1828), married Mary Hill in 1770, who is now classified as 04K4. |
NX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01NX1 Nathaniel Parks (1742-1784), married Elizabeth Parlee c 1759, |
OX | John Parks (VA, c1715), (c1708, Ire-after 1775, VA) (represented) married Margaret True, 1735, VA. This John lived and died in Culpepper Co., VA. This appears to be an immigrant line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Thought to have had only four children.
(PS#233D, 798D, 804D, 856D, 1046, 1048, 1259, 1356, 1536) /td |
PX | Samuel Parks/Parkhurst (both names are seen in the registers). (1776, MA-1860, NB) (represented) m. Elizabeth Bradstreet, 1799 in New Hampshire. There is considerable debate as to Samuel’s identity. For whatever reason, a number of variations in the surname seem to appear relating to the one and same individual. He had a number of children who seem to have carried the Parks surname. Sources Materials: Lineage Papers and correspondence of descendant members. Also see Currier Family Records of USA At least 10 children, many of whom carried the Park/e/s surname:
(PS#1184) This key was formerly used to describe: Polly Parks of CT (c1790 – 1850) who married in 1815 Joseph Beecher, and is now known as 05H889. Jehiel Parks of Malta, NY (c1745, CT – ?) married Mary (Unknown), and is now known as 06T1379. |
QX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01QX1 Timothy Parks (1742, KY-1832), married Esther Shipton in 1773, and is now known as 04K44. 01QX1 Ransom B. Parke (1822, NY -?), married Mary Ann Amsden, 1847, now described as 08R4004 |
RX | John Park, Sr. (VA, 1754), (c1705, Essex Co., England-1781, Berkeley Co., VA) (represented) married Mary Patterson by 1730 in England. Had siblings Samuel, Lydia, and perhaps George. Whether they immigrated to the colonies or not is unknown for sure but we are treating this as a possible Immigrant Line, Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. At least six children named and unnamed.
(PS#985D, 1098D, 1307, 1445, 1513L) This key was formerly used to describe: Rufus Parks of NY (c1793, NY-?, IL) married Anna Wilson, and is now known as 07T1904. |
SX | Sarah Ann Parks (1791-1858, Quebec) (represented) married Tilley Blakley by 1809, as his second wife. There were perhaps nine children. Information is sketchy. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.
PS#126D) |
TX | Robert Park (c1857, Ire – ?) (represented) married Mary Robinson in Caro, Michigan. Since no family group sheets were ever provided, little is known of this line. However it is being treated as an Immigrant Line. Source: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. There was at least one child known and named, perhaps more.
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UX | Currently vacant, not in use. This key was formerly used to describe:
01UX1 James Park, (1781, NJ Ð1828, PA), married Barbara Steer circa 1806, now classified as 03KY4. |
VX | Samuel Park, 02VX5 (1767, SC Ð 1860, TN) (Represented), married Jane Thompson (1775, TN-1838, TN) in 1792, Maury City, Crockett Co., TN. This is no longer considered an immigrant line. DNA testing would be a definite plus for this lineage. There is confusion as to the parentage of this Samuel Park. Some researchers believe that his father However there exists a considerable number of researchers who claim the ancestor as a John Park, What to do? The lines from Samuel and Jane on down seem to have good paper trails. No definitive William Park, from Scotland about the time of the Revolutionary War, settling in South
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WX | Ephraim Park (c1800, NC/GA1848, MS), (represented) married Clara Jackson, probably in South Carolina before 1826. There being no Family Group Sheet information, data is limited to what appears on the Lineage Application. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. At least one child:
Perhaps other children. (PS#260) |
XX | See the double letter Lineage Keys. |
YX | John Park (c1796, Ire – 1875, NS) (represented) married circa 1825 Rebecca Crowe in Nova Scotia. Again, there being no Family Group Sheets information is limited to what is contained on the Lineage Application, At least one daughter, perhaps others. Perhaps related to the Lineage Key “CW” which also came from Ireland to Nova Scotia. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. At least one daughter:
(PS#269D?) |
ZX | Thomas Parke (1793, Ire – 1864, ONT) (represented). Married 1) Sarah (Unknown) who died in 1841, 2) Harriet Rose Wilkes. Per biographical notes found in the member’s file, Thomas had three sons and possibly a daughter by the first marriage, and at least a son and two daughters by the second marriage. We have information only on the son of the second marriage. This is an Immigrant Line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. One child documented: Edward Dean Parke (no dates given) married Susan Wilkes. Had issue.
(PS#280D, 423, 1193) |
AY | William Rufus Parks (1817, NC – 1882, MS) (represented) m. Jane Kinner Willis, Bef. 1838. Eleven Children known, first four born between 1838 and 1844 in Tennessee, remaining six born in Mississippi. Source materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.
(PS#281D, 382D, and 966R [no active members on this line]) |
BY | Lineage Key BY is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe 01BY1 Micajah Parke, (c1759 – c1844), married Mary Beemer |
CY | Andrew Park (b. 1815, Sct – 1897, NY) (represented) m. Sophia Milligan in Scotland in 1840. Immigrated to the US by 1859, the birth of his last child. Originally the Family Group Sheets were based solely on the member’s Lineage Application Form B. Subsequent census reviews has supplemented that data to its present state. Immigrant Ancestor from Scotland, 1857 on the Pomora from Liverpool, England to New York, New York, arriving 10 July 1857. Originally the Family Group Sheets were based solely on the member’s Lineage Application Form B. Subsequent Census reviews has supplimented that data to its present state. Immigrant Ancestor from Scotland, 1857 on the Pomora from Liverpool, England to New York, New York, arriving 10 July 1857. Source materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. One child known from Form B, remaining children are from census work by Historian.
(PS#299D [no active members on this line]) |
DY | Lineage Key DY is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe 01DY1 Ozias Parke, (c1756, NJ – 1824, NJ, married Jane |
EY | William Parks (c. 1837, NY – bef. 1880, KY) (represented) married Alta Ann (Unknown), Caldwell Co. KY, sometime before 1861. Early generation information is thin. Source materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Four known children. Isaac R., born 1861, KY married Sarah Tinnie Bryant, 1881, KY, had issue.
(PS#305) |
FY | John Keith Park, a tailor, (1803, PA – 1858,VA), (represented) (son of William Park who m. (1) Letitia Van Sant; m. (2) Eliza Jane More), m. (3) Margaret Henry Adams, 1830, Philadelphia, PA. Moved south to Virginia and then North Carolina. Source materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. John Keith and Margaret Adams had a total of ten children:
(PS#306R, 391R, 586R [no active members on this line]) . |
GY | John Abner Park(e) (01GY1) (no dates given, no marriage information known) to son Abner Park(e) (02GY1), (c1797, NY – 1880, OH) married Sarah Pennell by 1824, in New Jersey. Scant materials exist for this line. Member’s Lineage application gives the father of John Abner Park(e) as a David Park(e). Member cites Virkus, Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. VI, Page 552 (1937). Virkus needs to be handled carefully as it has often been proven wrong. Search of records within the Society turned up no definite connection for the David-John Abner-Abner line, although circumstantial evidence does seem to point to a possible connection either to Roger, LK=K or Alexander, LK=KY, as these lines have definitely identified members in the same areas as the principals of this line at the same time. DNA testing on a known Park/e/s descendant would be most helpful. The group sheets we have are based on searches of the relevant census records 1850 and later. Source materials: Virkus, Compendium, Vol. VI; Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant Other than Abner who married Sarah Pennell we have no children for the purposed John Abner Park
(PS#314D, [no active members on this line]) |
HY | Elizabeth Parks (1742, VA/NC – ????, VA/NC) (represented) married Nathan Britton/Brittain, 1760 in Greensboro, NC. Fragment female lines are often the most difficult to trace, unless one stumbles on some record showing a parent living with them. Thus far we have had no other traces on this Elizabeth. Source materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Nine children known. Sarah/Susan Britton (1766, VA – 1828, IN), married Hezekiah Applegate, c1781. Had Issue.
(PS#319D, [no active members on this line]) |
IY | William Muir Park (1843, Sct – 1899, AL) (represented) m. (1) Margaret Coats, 1864, Sct, m2) Jennett McConnachi, c1883, AL. Had children by both marriages. We also know of William’s father and grandfather, going back into the 18th century. This is an Immigrant Line. Source materials: The Parke Family History, Billy Jean Petty, (1981), and Lineage papers and Eleven children by Coats, three more by McConnachi. John Coats Park (1877, Sct – 1918, AL), m. Susan Docherty. 1899. Had issue. Other children of William and Margaret were:
Children of William and Jennett were:
(PS#321R [no active members on this line]) |
JY | Zephaniah (Seth) Parks (1792, NY – 1874, IA); represented; married Leah Green, 1816, in Indiana. He had a brother named Samuel. He served in the 1812 War. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Five children are known: George Washington Parks (1838, IN-1897, NE) married Martha Catherine Candle 1859, MO. Had issue.
(PS#372R [no active members on this line]) |
KY | Alexander Park (c.1709, Scotland or Ireland – ????, NJ); represented; married Unknown sometime before c. 1739. Possibly a total of five children of which three came or were born in New Jersey between 1739 and 1744. The two earlier children born in Ireland, stayed in Ireland. It is believed that Alexander perhaps came originally from Scotland, to Ireland, and thence to the Colonies. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, DNA evidence. Children of Alexander:
(PS#1331, as Lineage Leader. Many others in this line) |
LY | William Parkes (1801, Eng. – ????, probably IA); represented; married Sarah Redfern, 1825, England. This lineage key presents an interesting problem for surname/family genealogists, as there was a second marriage (and divorce), the two children of that second marriage taking the Parks name instead of using their birth name of Slack. This is an Immigrant Line. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis. Four children known: J. Alfred Parks (1828, Eng. – 1864, WI) m. Sarah Simms, 1849 England, Had issue.
(PS#328) While, technically the descendant member does not have a verified Park/e/s line from this lineage key |
MY | Thomas Park (???? – ????); represented; married Abigael (Unknown), bef. 1793. Early generations are lacking in detail. Research currently on hand is in excess of 15 years old. Very possibly this Thomas is a descendant of the Robert-Thomas Line (LK=T), a possibility strengthened by the fact that a descendant of this Thomas is named Minor Robert, a given name found only in the Robert-Thomas line. Further research with newly available materials and DNA testing could probably prove or disprove this connection. Only two children are known and the documentation is thin. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis. Two children known:
(PS#331) |
NY | William Parks, (1813, KY – ????); represented; married Paulina (Perlina) (Unknown), bef. 1838, (1819, KY – ????) . Four children known. There is a clear DNA connection to the Thomas of Virginia line (LK=C) but the connection has not been found as yet. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis. Four children known:
(PS#1472, 348D) |
OY | Thomas P. Parke, (????, KY – 1847, IA); represented; maried Mary Ann Estes, bef. 1828, (c1807, VA – 1853, IA). Five children known. No active member in this line at this time. Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis. Four children known:
(PS# 620R, [no active members on this line]) This key was formerly used to describe: 01OY1 Emaline (Emily) Parke, (c1821, NY – ????), m. Thomas Ford, circa 1843, who is now |
PY | The earliest generation is not well documented. Three members in the Society lay claim to this lineage, though they do not all agree as to the founding ancestor nor details related to said ancestor. Both instances are listed here. Further research is badly needed on this line. 1. James R. Park (c1789, SC or KY – ????); represented; married Charity (or Elizabeth) Lewis 2. William James Park (1798, KY – ????); represented; married Maria Gunter 1818 in Williamson Co., Source materials: lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis. Nine children known:
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QY | Ruhamah Park (1804,VA Ð 1879,IA) (Represented) married George Baughman, 1826 in Licking Co., OH. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Eleven children known, surname Baughman:
(PS#1191) |
RY | Aaron Parks, (1764, CT Ð 1848, ??) (Represented) married 1) Rachael (Dolly) Walker, 1785, Windham Co., CT, secondly a Rebecca (Unknown) circa 1806. There is a total of 11 children by these two marriages. This is another lineage that has offered some challenges over the years. Current theory now makes the Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis, By the first marriage there are eight known children:
By the second marriage there are three known children:
(PS#3794D, 598R, 646R, 1324R [no active members on this line]) |
SY | Elizabeth Parke, (1714, PA Ð ?????) (Represented) married Robert Hazlett, 1730 in Philadelphia, PA (1705, Ireland Ð 1774, NJ. There are eight children known. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis. Eight children known, surname Hazlett:
(PS#383R [no active members on this line]) |
TY | Thomas Parks, (1756, PA Ð ?) (Represented) married Hannah Sweet, before 1782, (c1760 Ð 1791). Information is very limited. It has been presumed (not proven) that Thomas had brothers Arthur and James, since their names often appeared together in court documents of Fleming, Mason and Bourbon Counties, KY. Due to the fact t, and they all appear to have gone to Kentucky, as their names all appear in many court documents of Fleming, Mason and Bourbon County. ly group sheets were ever provided, little is know of this line. There was at least one child, perhaps more. Source: Lineage Papers of PS#235 (Deceased). Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Only two children are known:
(PS#387R [no active members on this line]). |
UY | Reuben Parks (1769, MD Ð 1845, MD) (Represented) married Priscilla Croswell, 1805, Accomac, VA. Information is scant and sometimes confusing. Reuben’s farther has been reported either as a Job Parks who married Rachel Crockett, or as another Reuben. There is also some confusion as to the number of children: the Society is accepting the number as seven. If the parent is indeed Job, then this line connects to LK=VV, John of Accomack Co., VA Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis, Seven children known:
(PS#1178R [no active members on this line]).) Formerly, This key was used to describe: |
VY | Lineage Key not currently in use. |
WY | Robert Parks, ( VT Ð 1828, NY), (Represented) married Mary Ogden before 1826. She supposedly died in 1879, in Courtland, MI. While there are many hits for Robert and Mary (Ogden), almost all of them show only the one child. We believe he died early (hence only two children in our records), and that she remarried, after 1829, to an E. Welch. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis Two Children known:
(PS#401R [no active members on this line]). |
XY | Margaret Parks (1752 Ð ????) (Represented) married Dr. Thomas Essex circa 1770. Since this line goes into Hampshire County, Virginia (later West Virginia) there is a possibility that it connections to the Roger line of New Jersey. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis Two Children known:
(PS#402R, 738R [no active members on this line]). |
YY | See the Double Letter Lineage Keys. |
ZY | John Parks, (c1758, SC Ð ????) (Represented) married Elizabeth Carson (a widow) 1791 in South Carolina. We have no dates for Elizabeth Carson other than the marriage date. Present lineage information is very thin showing only perhaps 9 children (3 males, 6 females) of which only one is named. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis Children known though not all named:
(PS#403, 1345R). |
AZ | Abner (IAZ1) Parks, (bef. 1800 Ð ????) (Represented) m. Ann M. (Unknown), by 1820/21. One child shown (as listed below). Because we have information on the pre-immigrant, this line is named and called by that individual. May be an immigrant line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Only one known child:
(PS#474R [no active members on this line]) |
BZ | Benjamin Park, (bef. 1800 Ð ????) (Represented) m. Unknown, by 1817. One child shown, most likely others. This early generation has very little information; it gets better in the second and subsequent generations. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Only one known child:
(PS#476) |
CZ | Lineage Key “CZ” is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe: |
DZ | Laban Parks (ca. 1805, OH Ð 1850 or 1886, OH) (Represented) m. (1) Nancy Osman, m. (2) Ada Brumely, m. (3) Martha Cox Cole, (1821,VA Ð 1887, OH), 1848, Adams Co., OH. No information concerning issue of first and second marriages, all children known are from the third and final marriage Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Six known children:
(PS#482D, 664D [no active members on this line]) |
EZ | Robert Park (immigrated 1763-1764 to South Carolina) (Represented) m. Mary Luncy, 1761 in Belfast, Antrim Province, Ireland. One child known, perhaps others. This is an immigrant line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. A pamphlet, The Original One child known:
(PS#485R [probably deceased] [no active members on this line]) | FZ | Wilson Park, (1775, NC Ð 1813, GA), (Represented) m. Hannah Milligan, bef. 1799. Moved from NC to GA. There is confusion as to marriage and birthdates of the subsequent children. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. R. J. Parks, Russell Jones Nine children known:
(PS#1426R, 489D [no active members on this line]) . |
GZ | Nathaniel Parks, (1785, NC – ????) (Represented) m. (1) Unknown, m. (2) Rebecca (Unknown), (1805, NC-????) before 1832. For the first marriage, we only have the name of one of the three children; there are known two children of the second marriage. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, subsequent Census work. Known Children – First Marriage:
Two other children supposedly born to this union but thus far un-named. Known Children – Second Marriage:
(PS#491) |
HZ | Margaret Parke (1737 Ð 1810, PA) (Represented) m. Capt. John Rutherford, (1737, PA Ð 1804, PA) 1762. Fragment female lines are often the most difficult to trace, unless one stumbles on some record showing a parent living with them. It is believed that Margaret’s father was named John, but nothing further is known. Thus far we have had no other traces on this Margaret. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Nine children known, surnamed Rutherford.
(PS#492R, [no active members on this line]) |
IZ | James Andrew Park, (1797, TN Ð 1858, MO) (Represented) m. Roxana Gillean (ca 1815, AL – ????, MO), 1842, AL. She married secondly John Chandler and had children by that marriage also. Seven children known to the Park-Gillean marriage. No Group Sheets have been supplied so other than what was on the Lineage Application, we do not know family details of the second and later generations. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member
(PS#418R [probably deceased] [no active members on this line]) |
JZ | Robert Park, (ca. 1750, Ire. Ð 1795, Philadelphia, PA) (Represented), m. Mrs. Jane (Bailey) Jackson, widow of Capt. Jackson, (ca. 1749, Ire. Ð 1831, Cambria Co., PA) ca. 1775, Ballywalter, County Down, Ireland. Lineage is nicely written up. This is an immigrant line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Stephenson, Parke Family Four children:
(PS#117D, 949D [no active members on this line]) |
KZ | William Parks (c1790, NY Ð 1863, NY) (Represented) m. (1) Unknown; m. (2) Ann (Unknown) sometime before c. 1828. This documentation. Six children known, but other than some spouse names little is known. William appears to have spent entire life in the Chemung Co., NY area. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Children of William.
(PS#495R, [no active members on this line]) |
LZ | Richard (ILZ1) Parks (ca. 1640, Eng Ð 1726, Eng) (Represented) m. Alice Fell, 1661 England. Of their six children only Richard (1LZ1) is known to have come to the Colonies. This is an Immigrant Line. Richard (01LZ1) Parks, a Cordwainer (1672, Eng. Ð 1733, Chester Co., PA), m. (1) Ellin Shires, 1699, Yorkshire, Eng. There is no known issue from this union. He m. (2) in 1713, at Philadelphia, PA, Mrs. Susanna (Watson) Carleton, widow of Mark Carleton. There were five children by this marriage. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Albert Cook Myers, Quaker Children of Richard Parks & Susanna (Watson) Carleton:
Moniker: Richard (PA, 1711, LZ) (PS#685D, 496R, 490D, 712D [no active members on this line]) |
MZ | Samuel Waitstill Parkes, (1808, NC Ð 1894, MO) (Represented) m. (1) Mary/Matilda Jones (1810 Ð 1875), before 1829 probably NC; m. (2) Abigail Selby/Silby (various spellings seen) (1855, MO Ð 1918, MO) 1877. Thought to be of the Thomas of Virginia “C” line, need appropriate DNA subject to dis-prove such a connection. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis Children by First Marriage:
Children by Second Marriage:
(PS#477) |
NZ | Lineage Key “NZ” is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe: |
OZ | Lineage Key “OZ” is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe: (merge incomplete) 01OZ1 Samuel Park, (1773, VA Ð 1845, VA), m. Susannah Ruckman, ca. 1800, VA, and who is now classified as 05K17. |
PZ | John Parks, (1782, NC Ð 1847, MS) (Represented) m. Martha “Patsy” Felts (1792. NC Ð ????, MS), 1809 in NC; 4 children known, there may be others. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members, Census Analysis Four children known:
(PS#498, 981D, 1252) Based on DNA evidence we believe this line is connected to the Thomas of Virginia, LK = “C”. |
QZ | Andrew Parks, (c. 1849, NS Ð 1925, NS) m. Henrietta Marshall, (1862, NS Ð 1886), probably in Nova Scotia. Four children known. This family appears to have stayed in Nova Scotia. Source Materials: Lineage correspondence of non-member. Four children known:
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RZ | John Park(s), (c1800 Ð by 1846, IN) (Represented), m. Nancy Barr (c1795, PA Ð ????) , 1818 in Nicholas Co., KY. Six children known. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. The six known children:
(PS#504R, [no active members on this line]) |
SZ | Lewis Marion Park, 02SZ4, (1850, MO Ð 1910, WA) (Represented) m. Clara Almira Maynard (1861, TX Ð 1939, WA) in 1877. Two known children. We have some information concerning the parents of Lewis Park, but not much. His father’s name was Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member.. Children:
(PS#505R [no active members on this line]) |
TZ | James Parks, (c1780, MD Ð Aft. 1861, OH) (Represented) married Elizabeth Davis, (c1782, NJ Ð b1860, OH) circa 1801/02. Eight Children Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Children:
There appears to be a DNA tie-in to Lineage Keys “Z”, “EV”, and “LQ”. (PS#1034, 1311, 1530, 504R, 1367D). |
UZ | Ann Parkes (1866, ENG Ð 1940, UT) (Represented by spouse) m. Edward Andrews (1870, ENG Ð 1905, ENG) in 1892, in England. After Edward Andrews died, Anne (Parkes) Andrews and her children immigrated to Ogden, Utah in 1920. This line belongs to the spouse of the member. No group sheets have been provided to us, hence all we know of this line is what was on an ancestry tree chart given us. Only two children are known, there may have been more. This is an Immigrant line. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member. Children surnamed Andrews:
(PS#424R, spouse [no active members on this line]).) |
VZ | John M Parks, (1814, NC Ð 1870, MO) (Represented) m. (1) Catherine Blackburn, circa 1822, six children are known to this union; m. (2) Jane K. Stonebrook, circa 1860, Ray Co., MO, two children are known to this marriage. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Children by first marriage:
Children by second marriage:
(PS#524R, 566D [no active members on this line]) |
WZ | Henry Thomas Park, (1827, KY Ð 1911, KS), (Represented) m. 1849 in Warren Co., IL, Sarah Ann Crawford, (1829, KY Ð 1887, KS). Ten children are known. Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant member, Census Analysis Children:
(PS#527). |
XZ | John (1XZ1) Parks, (1788, NJ Ð 1868, OH) (Represented) m. Anna Elizabeth Waggoner (1797, PA Ð 1881, OH),
six children.
Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members. Children of John and Elizabeth:
Children of George and Mary :
(PS#1361R, [no active members on this line]). Formerly, This key was used to describe: |
YZ | Lineage Key “YZ” is currently vacant, and not in use.
Formerly, This key was used to describe: Formerly, This key was used to describe: |
ZZ | See Double Letter Lineage Keys. |