01AX1 Andrew Baker Parks, Born 1793, married 1) Rhoda Neely, who is now classified as 04C144.

Source Materials: Lineage Papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Four Children known:

• >Helen, born July, 1874, married Wilson Evans, and had at least two children.
• Reuel Stuart, born Sept., 1879, married Ruth (Unknown), had at least one son.
• Margaret, (1883, PA – 1975, NJ), married LeRoy Mann Robinson. Had issue.
• Henry Black, (1884, PA – 1946, PA), married Mary Hester Oliver. Had issue.

(PS#493R, 467D [no active members on this line])

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

At least 10 known children known.

• Alonzo George (1835, OH-1917, KS), married 1)Amanda Dye and 2)Angeline Stevenson, had issue.
• Resolvo H. (1837, OH-1902, KS), married 1) Mary E Bradshaw, and 2) Catherine Brown, had issue.
• Chester Julian (1856, OH-?) married Alice Henrietta Park, had issue.

Other children include Lorenzo D., Alfonzo Charles, Mary Annette, Huldah L., Helen L., Hiram,
and Cordelia R. Park.

(PS# 470D, #663, #1049 and #1561.)

Source Materials: Limited to the Lineage Application Form B of a currently active member.

Only one child known, Most likely there are others.

• Robert William, (1869, Ire-?), married Anna Carson in Concord, MA, had issue.

(PS#100)

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Four known children.

• John M. (1795, PA-1865, IL) married Margaret Kitchell, 1818 in Ohio. Had issue.

Other children include Joseph, Thomas, and Rebecca.

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
and is now classified as 06K893.

01FX1 Micajah Parke, (c1759-c1844), married Mary Beemer in 1789, who is now classified as 05K295.

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Seven children known.

• Elizabeth (1831, NY-1892, IA) Married Jonathan P. Barber in 1854 in IA. Had issue.

Other children include, George (died in infancy), Sarah, Frederick Jr., Jerome Deas, Thomas,
and Lucy Christina.

PS#132D [No active members on this line.])

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Eight Children known.

• Emma Francis (1863, IL-1922, IL), married Unknown, one child.
• John Robert (1868 MO – 1927, IL), married Emma L. White, 1889 in Pike Co., IL Had issue.

Other children include Josephine, Rebecca Anna, William R., Elizabeth Ellen, H. Douglas,
and Franklin C.

PS#658, 1457)

01IX1 Peter Glick Parks (b. 1807, VT), married Charlette Lamb, who is now classified as 01CU2.

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Only two children are known, there are perhaps others.

• John Jr. (1775 – 1825, VT), married Sarah “Sally” Crane in 1799 at Royalton, VT. Had issue.
• Andrew was born circa 1781. Nothing further is known of him.

(PS#452D)

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Eight children are known:

• Benjamin Colegrove (1787, PA – 1875, MI), married Lucy Garlick in 1815. Had issue.

Other children surnamed Colegrove: Olive, Phoebe, Esther, Park, Jonathan, Jemina, and Mary B.

(PS#207)

01LX1 Thompson Parke, born 1799, married Rebecca Burtch, and who is now classified as 06K600.

01MX1 Moses Parks of VA (1738-1828), married Mary Hill in 1770, who is now classified as 04K4.

01NX1 Nathaniel Parks (1742-1784), married Elizabeth Parlee c 1759,
who is now classified as 04K77.

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

Thought to have had only four children.

• Richard, (c1736, VA-c1817, VA), married 1) Mary Graves, 2) Anne Faver. Had issue.

Other children include: John Parks Jr., Bernard, and Ann. Nothing further known.

(PS#233D, 798D, 804D, 856D, 1046, 1048, 1259, 1356, 1536) /td

Sources Materials: Lineage Papers and correspondence of descendant members. Also see Currier Family Records of USA
and Canada, Philip Joseph Currier (June 2002). Vol. 5:463.

At least 10 children, many of whom carried the Park/e/s surname:

• Marada Marie (1825, NB Ð 1912, ME), married Francis Currier in 1856, Had issue.

Other children were: Daniel, Joseph, Mahala, Bradstreet, Samuel, Nathan, Thomas, George, & Matilda.

(PS#1184)

This key was formerly used to describe:

01QX1 Ransom B. Parke (1822, NY -?), married Mary Ann Amsden, 1847, now described as 08R4004

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

At least six children named and unnamed.

• William (c 1736, VA-c1806, PA) married Elizabeth (Unknown). Had issue.
• Elizabeth (c 1740, VA-c1815, OH), married Hugh Vance in 1773. Had issue

Other children were: John Jr., James, Moses, and one other, name as yet unknown.

(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.

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

• Diantha Blakley (1809, QUE-1896, IA) married Thomas Percy. Had Issue.

Other children were: Leonard, Edward, Louise I., Permillia, Mehitabel, Melissa, Charlotte M.
and Daphne.

PS#126D)

There was at least one child known and named, perhaps more.

• Samuel Robertson Park (1887 MI-1943, MI) married Mary Purdy in 1911 in Caro, MI. Had issue.

  PS#235D)
  

01UX1 James Park, (1781, NJ Ð1828, PA), married Barbara Steer circa 1806, now classified as 03KY4.

There is confusion as to the parentage of this Samuel Park. Some researchers believe that his father
was a William Park who immigrated from Scotland before the Revolutionary War, settling in South Carolina.

However there exists a considerable number of researchers who claim the ancestor as a John Park,
born 1736, lived and died 1779 in SC, who married a Ann (Unknown), circa 1759, who was also born in SC
and had perhaps six children.

What to do? The lines from Samuel and Jane on down seem to have good paper trails. No definitive
evidence has been offered for either William or John as the predecessor to Samuel, and yet there is
extant some information as to the household of John which does include the said Samuel which fits
nicely into the scheme of things. So while there is no proof certain at this time of exact
parentage of Samuel The Society has chosen to create a group sheet for John (01VX1) with Samuel
being the fifth child (02VX5). The other children of this John with approximate dates of birth are:
Joseph, 1759; Mary, 1761; Margaret, 1763; John, 1765; and William, 1769.

William Park, from Scotland about the time of the Revolutionary War, settling in South
Carolina.

• Samuel Park, his son (c1767, Scotland-c1855, Maury Co., TN) (represented), married
  Jane Thompson in 1792, possibly in South Carolina. One child known from the Lineage Application,
  perhaps more. Source: Lineage papers of PS#259.

  Per member “My knowledge of the family prior to their Tennessee residence is very scant, but I
  understand that three brothers came to the Philadelphia area prior to the Revolutionary War – one
  went further north to Massachusettes [sic], one remained in Pennsylvania, and one [William, above]
  went south to South Carolina.” David L. Parke, then Historian, surmised that this line might be
  tied to the so called Arthur line, Lineage Key A, but no DNA testing has been done on this line to
  confirm this possibility.

• John Joseph Andrew Park (1813, TN – 1904, TN), married Elizabeth Winifred Steele. Had issue.

Perhaps other children.

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

At least one child:

• Matthew Park (1826, SC – 1891, AR), married Caroline Jane Walker circa 1849. Had issue.

Perhaps other children.

(PS#260)

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

At least one daughter:

• Eunice Park (1853, NS-died in NS?) married John Rodman circa 1787. They had issue.

Perhaps other children as well, unknown.

(PS#269D?)

Source Materials: Lineage papers and correspondence of descendant members.

One child documented:

Edward Dean Parke (no dates given) married Susan Wilkes. Had issue.

Had other children, names and dates currently unknown. (See above.)

(PS#280D, 423, 1193)