Brother and sister Frank and Martha Parker...married brother and sister Rosa and Lucilius Perry
Name: No Name Listed (Perry)
Place of Death: District 10
Sex: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Date of Birth: 1849
Age: 65 years
Occupation: Farmer
Birthplace: Bethpage
Name of Father: Thomas Perry
Birthplace of Father: Tennessee
Maiden Name of Mother: Durham
Birthplace of Mother: Tennessee
Date of Death: January 6, 1914
Cause of Death: Chronic Brights Disease
Length of Residence:
Place of Burial: Parker
Date of Burial: January 7, 1914
Funeral Home or Undertaker: Simpson & Campbell, Bethpage, Tenn.
Informant: Martha Perry, Gallatin, Tenn.
Brother and sister Frank and Martha Parker...married brother and sister Rosa and Lucilius Perry
Full Name: Mrs. Cassie Bell Perdue
Place of Death: at home, Dist 3, Gallatin, Sumner Co., Tennessee
Color, Sex: White, Female
Marital Status: Married
Date of Birth: Aug 27, 1889
Birthplace: Sumner Co., Tennessee
Date of Death: Mar 3, 1942
Age: 52 years 6 months 6 days
Occupation: Housewife
Name of Spouse: Thomas Perdue - 54
Name of Father: Tom Perry
Maiden Name of Mother: Mallie Parker
Physician: Dr. C. D. Giles
Date, Time, Place of Service: Mar 4, 1942 11am Gallatin B.C.
Name of Cemetery: Bethpage
Clergyman: Dawson King - Ed Troutt
Informant: Thomas Perdue West Smith St., Gallatin, Tennessee
Deceased: James Edgar Perry
Date of Death: Nov. 22, 1946
Place of Death: Res. Nashville Pike (#1)
Last Place of Residence: Same as above.
Birth Place: Sumner Co., Tenn.
Date of Birth: June 20, 1881
Age: 65-5-2
Sex: male
Color or Race: White
Married: yes
Occupation: Farmer
Spouse's Name: Lizzie Perry, age 51
Father's Name & Birth Place: Sill Perry, Sumner Co., Tenn.
Mother's Name & Birth Place: Mary Parker, Sumner Co., Tenn.
Physician: Dr. C. D. Giles, Gallatin
Informant: Hubert Perry, Gallatin, Tenn.
Date of Interment: Nov. 24, 1946
Cemetery: Rock Bridge, Bethpage, Tenn.
Additional Comments:
Much information on this family is from: SherryTempleton:STempletonTN@aol.com
Nathaniel Parker is on a list of persons who furnished supplies to theContinental Army in Hampshire County, Va (now WVA) and his descendentsare illigible for membership in the DAR/SAR. See the Virginia Statelibrary.
5 October, 1785--Estate sale of John Colson. Account of NATHANIELPARKER.
Nathaniel Parker owned 5,362 acres in Sumner County, TN
1810 tax list of Sumner Co., TN: Nathl Parker, Capt Lauderdale's List
The will of Nathaniel Parker was written 25 February, 1811 in SumnerCounty, TN: Son Robert was given land, house, and orchard. Sons John,Thomas, Richard, Isaac, and Nathaniel were also mentioned. DaughtersBetsy Collins, Betsey and her daughter Betsey, Mary Thompson and hiswife's daughter Nancy Parker. Sons Thomas and Isaac were theExecutors. Aaron Parker, son of Nathaniel, died without issue beforeMarch, 1805. His noncupative will which was proven in court on thatdate named all his siblings, except for Biley Collins.The Inventory of Nathaniel Parker, dec'd was taken 7 March 1812 byThomas Parker and Isaac P. Parker.
The estate sale was recorded in April, 1812. Slaves were bought byRobert Parker, Isaac Parker, Richard Parker, and Nathaniel Parker.Other items were bought by these and Thomas Parker, B. Parker, HenryBledsoe and Isaac Bledsoe.
29 July, 1814--Settlement of estate of Nathaniel Parker dec'd. Listof legatees: Nathaniel, Robert, John, Isaac, Thomas, Richard Parkerand John C. Beeler (son-in-law). (Why doesn't this say "Heirs ofThomas Parker?"
November, 1816--Another Settlement of Nathaniel Parker estate. RobertParker is owen $17.50. Money is owed to Mark Marshall and John C.Buler. The Executor has $1,016.38. Legatees are Nathaniel, Robert,John Parker, John C. Buler, Isaac, Thomas and Richard Parker. (Whydoesn't this say "Heirs of Thomas Parker?"
Birth: ABT 1728
Death: BET 25 FEB 1811 AND 7 in Sumner County, TennesseeFather: John PARKER b: ABT 1680
Mother: Elizabeth TALIAFERRO (PERHAPS)Marriage 1 Ann CLAYTON
Note:
Nathaniel Parker owned 5362 acres in Sumner County, TennesseeWill of Nathaniel Parker, Sumner County, Tennessee. Son Robert givenland, house and orchard. Also mentioned were sons John, Thomas,Richard, Isaac, Nathaniel and Robert; Daughter Biley Collins; DaughterBetsey and her daughter Betsey; Daughter Mary Thompson. Wife'sdaughter Nancy Parker $1 and no more. Thomas and Isaac Parker were theExecutors. Written 25 Feb, 1811
Information from this line is from Sherry TempletonWilson:STempletonTN@aol.com
1810 tax list of Sumner Co., TN: Robert Parker is on the list of CaptCharlton.Robert was willed the land that his father Nathaniel lived on inSumner Co. Tennessee.
Birth: 25 JUL 1783 in Hampshire Co., Va (now WVA)
Death: 31 AUG 1870 in Sumner Co., Tennesee
Burial: Parker Family Cemetery, Sumner Co., TN
Parker Family
by Jay Guy Cisco
From Historic Sumner County, Tennessee
1909
Retyped for the page by Diane Payne and Danene Vincent
The first of the PARKER family came to America in about the second ship after the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock. Thomas PARKER espoused the cause of Roger WILLIAM and went with him to the Hartford Plantations. One of his descendants emigrated to Pennsylvania, and afterwards he, or one of his descendants, removed to Hampshire County, Virginia. From this line sprang John PARKER, the father of Nathaniel PARKER.Nathaniel PARKER was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, about 1730. He served under Washington in his attack on the French at Fort Duquense. He also served under Captain Jack against the Indians. He was fond of adventure as were most men of his day, and wandered through the wilderness of Pennsylvania and Northwest Virginia, fearless of Indian foes. He may be classed with the "long hunters," as he spent much of his time hunting and exploring, being out often by himself for long periods of time. He made several journeys from his native State to the Cumberland country and back. While in Sumner County he spent most of his time at Greenfield. Before the Indian troubles ceased he removed his young children (his wife being dead) to Sumner County and built a house near Greenfield. That house is still standing and is occupied by Mr. Robert BRYSON. Five years after the death of Colonel Anthony BLEDSOE, Mr. PARKER married his widow, he being at the time 63 and she 60 years of age. He died in 1803 and was buried near the site of the old Morgan fort, on lands now belonging to Mr. JOHNSON.
Nathan PARKER had seven sons. The three eldest, John, Thomas, and Richard, married sisters, Misses ROGERS, members of the same family as General George Rogers CLARK. The eldest, John, never came to Tennessee. The other sons were: Nathaniel Jr., Isaac, Aaron, and Robert. From these sons of Nathaniel PARKER have descended many prominent people of Sumner County and elsewhere. George W. PARKER was a lawyer of eminence at Gallatin. He went to Missouri, where he died. His wife was a sister of Hon. Balie PEYTON. Hon. James HEAD, former Mayor of Nashville: Dr. HEAD of Sumner County: Prof. A. J. HIBBETT of Pikeville: Hon. John H. DEWITT at Nashville lawyer, are descendants of Mr. PARKER.
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This child was added based on info provided by Trecia Sullivan...
It has not been confirmed
This child was added based on info provided by Trecia Sullivan...
It has not been confirmed
Mt Vernon church notes
Wm. Henry "Bill" and Hester (Graves) Perry
Bill and Hester Perry were among the thousands of farmers who, generation after generation, helped to build the economy of Sumner County with cash crops like tobacco or corn.
Bill Perry was born in 1875 to Lucilius and Martha (Parker) Perry. Lucilius was the grandson of John and Elizabeth Perry. Bill's mother, Martha, was great-granddaughter of pioneer Nathaniel P. Parker, Sr.
Hester was the daughter of Alexander Greene Graves and Emaline(Creasy) Graves . The two were first cousins, both grandchildren of Jacob and Catherine (Black) Graves.
Altogether, Bill and Hester Perry reared nine children: Oscar Green, Paul William, Stella V., Annie B., Fred B., Walton Head, Bathel (who died at age two of malnutrition due to a cleft palette), Eura Lee, and Woodrow Wilson Perry. Bill and his sons farmed, the girls worked on the farm as well. Hester was an industrious woman. To help feed their large family, she would often "take in" ironing. At times, she might've taken meat scraps or parcels of fruits and vegetable in exchange for her ironing or sewing.
Later in life, Hester developed diabetes which caused her to lose her eyesight. Gangrene claimed her life in 1952. Bill joined her in death ten years later.
Deceased: Hester Graves Perry
Date of Death: March 10, 1952
Place of Death: residence
Last Place of Residence: RFD #2, Bethpage, TN
Birth Place: Sumner Co., TN
Date of Birth: Aug. 22, 1878
Age: 73-6-18
Sex: female
Color or Race: white
Married: married
Occupation: housewife
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name & Birth Place: Green Graves
Mother's Name & Birth Place: Emmaline Creasy
Physician: Jas. A. Loveless, Gallatin, TN
Informant: Mrs. Kenneth McWhirter, Bethpage, TN
Date of Interment: March 11, 1952
Cemetery: Rockbridge Cemetery, Bethpage, TN
Additional Comments:
Deceased: Paul William Perry
Date of Death: Feb. 20, 1946
Place of Death: Dry Fork Creek
Last Place of Residence: Dry Fork Creek
Birth Place: Sumner Co., Tenn.
Date of Birth: June 4, 1903
Age: 42-8-16
Sex: Male
Color or Race: White
Married: single
Occupation: Farmer
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name & Birth Place: Will Perry, Sumner Co., Tenn.
Mother's Name & Birth Place: Hester Graves, Sumner Co., Tenn.
Physician: Dr. C. D. Giles, Gallatin, Tenn.
Informant: Fred Perry, Bethpage, Tenn.
Date of Interment: Rock Bridge
Cemetery:
Additional Comments:
Much information on this family is from: SherryTempleton:STempletonTN@aol.com
Nathaniel Parker is on a list of persons who furnished supplies to theContinental Army in Hampshire County, Va (now WVA) and his descendentsare illigible for membership in the DAR/SAR. See the Virginia Statelibrary.
5 October, 1785--Estate sale of John Colson. Account of NATHANIELPARKER.
Nathaniel Parker owned 5,362 acres in Sumner County, TN
1810 tax list of Sumner Co., TN: Nathl Parker, Capt Lauderdale's List
The will of Nathaniel Parker was written 25 February, 1811 in SumnerCounty, TN: Son Robert was given land, house, and orchard. Sons John,Thomas, Richard, Isaac, and Nathaniel were also mentioned. DaughtersBetsy Collins, Betsey and her daughter Betsey, Mary Thompson and hiswife's daughter Nancy Parker. Sons Thomas and Isaac were theExecutors. Aaron Parker, son of Nathaniel, died without issue beforeMarch, 1805. His noncupative will which was proven in court on thatdate named all his siblings, except for Biley Collins.The Inventory of Nathaniel Parker, dec'd was taken 7 March 1812 byThomas Parker and Isaac P. Parker.
The estate sale was recorded in April, 1812. Slaves were bought byRobert Parker, Isaac Parker, Richard Parker, and Nathaniel Parker.Other items were bought by these and Thomas Parker, B. Parker, HenryBledsoe and Isaac Bledsoe.
29 July, 1814--Settlement of estate of Nathaniel Parker dec'd. Listof legatees: Nathaniel, Robert, John, Isaac, Thomas, Richard Parkerand John C. Beeler (son-in-law). (Why doesn't this say "Heirs ofThomas Parker?"
November, 1816--Another Settlement of Nathaniel Parker estate. RobertParker is owen $17.50. Money is owed to Mark Marshall and John C.Buler. The Executor has $1,016.38. Legatees are Nathaniel, Robert,John Parker, John C. Buler, Isaac, Thomas and Richard Parker. (Whydoesn't this say "Heirs of Thomas Parker?"
Birth: ABT 1728
Death: BET 25 FEB 1811 AND 7 in Sumner County, TennesseeFather: John PARKER b: ABT 1680
Mother: Elizabeth TALIAFERRO (PERHAPS)Marriage 1 Ann CLAYTON
Note:
Nathaniel Parker owned 5362 acres in Sumner County, TennesseeWill of Nathaniel Parker, Sumner County, Tennessee. Son Robert givenland, house and orchard. Also mentioned were sons John, Thomas,Richard, Isaac, Nathaniel and Robert; Daughter Biley Collins; DaughterBetsey and her daughter Betsey; Daughter Mary Thompson. Wife'sdaughter Nancy Parker $1 and no more. Thomas and Isaac Parker were theExecutors. Written 25 Feb, 1811
Information from this line is from Sherry TempletonWilson:STempletonTN@aol.com
1810 tax list of Sumner Co., TN: Robert Parker is on the list of CaptCharlton.Robert was willed the land that his father Nathaniel lived on inSumner Co. Tennessee.
Birth: 25 JUL 1783 in Hampshire Co., Va (now WVA)
Death: 31 AUG 1870 in Sumner Co., Tennesee
Burial: Parker Family Cemetery, Sumner Co., TN
Parker Family
by Jay Guy Cisco
From Historic Sumner County, Tennessee
1909
Retyped for the page by Diane Payne and Danene Vincent
The first of the PARKER family came to America in about the second ship after the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock. Thomas PARKER espoused the cause of Roger WILLIAM and went with him to the Hartford Plantations. One of his descendants emigrated to Pennsylvania, and afterwards he, or one of his descendants, removed to Hampshire County, Virginia. From this line sprang John PARKER, the father of Nathaniel PARKER.Nathaniel PARKER was born in Hampshire County, Virginia, about 1730. He served under Washington in his attack on the French at Fort Duquense. He also served under Captain Jack against the Indians. He was fond of adventure as were most men of his day, and wandered through the wilderness of Pennsylvania and Northwest Virginia, fearless of Indian foes. He may be classed with the "long hunters," as he spent much of his time hunting and exploring, being out often by himself for long periods of time. He made several journeys from his native State to the Cumberland country and back. While in Sumner County he spent most of his time at Greenfield. Before the Indian troubles ceased he removed his young children (his wife being dead) to Sumner County and built a house near Greenfield. That house is still standing and is occupied by Mr. Robert BRYSON. Five years after the death of Colonel Anthony BLEDSOE, Mr. PARKER married his widow, he being at the time 63 and she 60 years of age. He died in 1803 and was buried near the site of the old Morgan fort, on lands now belonging to Mr. JOHNSON.
Nathan PARKER had seven sons. The three eldest, John, Thomas, and Richard, married sisters, Misses ROGERS, members of the same family as General George Rogers CLARK. The eldest, John, never came to Tennessee. The other sons were: Nathaniel Jr., Isaac, Aaron, and Robert. From these sons of Nathaniel PARKER have descended many prominent people of Sumner County and elsewhere. George W. PARKER was a lawyer of eminence at Gallatin. He went to Missouri, where he died. His wife was a sister of Hon. Balie PEYTON. Hon. James HEAD, former Mayor of Nashville: Dr. HEAD of Sumner County: Prof. A. J. HIBBETT of Pikeville: Hon. John H. DEWITT at Nashville lawyer, are descendants of Mr. PARKER.
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