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About Elizabeth M. Parker
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Biography
Research Notes ==As related in her book, "Of One Dozen Sassers," Claudia Chitwood Weller states that family tradition held that James Parker, Sr. fathered 22 children, including four sets of twins. Ms. Weller was unable to determineexactly which children of James Parker, Sr. were the actual children of Elizabeth Sasser but did mention that in Elizabeth's 24 Jan 1848 will located in the Probate Records of Screven County, Will Book 2B, page 105, she left all of her estate to her youngest children, Henry and Betty Parker and if those children were to die without issue, the items that were left were to be divided among "my son: Hardy C. Parker, daughters: Clarisy Waters, Eliza Kea, Gemima Newton, Tabitha Griner, Mary Ann Lee and Jane Griner."
:Elizabeth Sasser
::Spouse: James Parker
::Parents: Thomas Sasser, Clarisy Clarissa "Unknown"
::Birth Place: GA
::Birth Date: 1795
::Marriage Place: Screven County
::Marriage Date: 1810
::Death Place: Screven County::Death Date: 1848<ref>Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.</ref><ref>Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/52002158/elizabeth-parker : accessed 23 December 2021), memorial page for Elizabeth Sasser Parker (1796–24 Jan 1848), Find a Grave Memorial ID 52002158, ; Maintained by 47117651 (contributor 47117651) Non-Cemetery Burial, who reports a Elizabeth andhusband James are said to be buried on their farm which is now owned by Markovic in 2002.</ref>
While all trees agree that her mother's name was Clarissa, her mother's maiden name is "unproven" Could be Littleton, Bolton, Bragg.....
Elizabeth was born about 1795. She passed away about 1848.
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Dobbs County (1759-1784)
1790 Census
1C-048 John Tarker? Senr 1 _ 4 _ _ John Parker Sr.
1C-049 John Parker Jun 1 1 1 _ _
2A-060 Isaac Minshew 1 2 5 _ 1
2A-071 Jacob Minshew 1 _ 2 _ _
2A-072 Keziah Minshew _ 2 1 _ 4
2A-073 Johnny? Minshew 1 1 1 _ _
2B-036 Nathan Minshew 4 3 5 _ 5
2D-044 Joseph Parker 1 _ 2 _ _
4B-010 Sarah Parker _ _ 1 _ 1
4C-006 Lydia Parker 4 _ 2 _ _
1782 Early Tax List (no Q - T)
Isaac Menshaw
Jacob Menshaw
Martha Menshaw
William Menshaw
David Parker
George Parker
James Parker
john Parker
Macajah Parker
Simon Parker
William Parker
Zenis Parker
1780 Dobbs Co. Census
Isaac Minshew
Jacob Minshew
Nathan Minshew
Isaac Parker
James Parker
John Parker
Linius Parker
Moses Parker
1769 Dobbs Co. Census
Isaac Menshaw
Jacob Menshaw
Martha Menshaw
William Menshaw
David Parker
George Parker
James Parker
john Parker
MacAjah Parker
Simon Parker
William Parker
Zenis Parker
Benjamin Salser
John Salser
William Salser
William Salser Jr
Acknowledgments ==* Sasser-9 was started by David Parker through the import of Parker 9.ged on 23 January 2011.
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Elizabeth M. Parker's Timeline
| 1796 |
1796
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Georgia, United States
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| 1821 |
January 2, 1821
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Screven County, Georgia, United States
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| 1823 |
March 16, 1823
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Screven County, Georgia, United States
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1824
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GA, United States
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April 17, 1825
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Screven County, Georgia, United States
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1825
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Screven County, Georgia, United States
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August 24, 1826
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Screven County, Georgia, United States
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1829
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| 1833 |
September 19, 1833
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