Simon Parker, Old Cheraw, Marion's Raider

ydna Group 21 and 28 transfer communals of the Parker Appropriated Named after their apprentices; very similar names as Group 7 and in some of the neighboring areas; but land deeds, wills, and their diaspora accounts show these groups; left for Indian Territory as groups number 21 an 28 - at http://web.utk.edu/~corn/parkerdna/park5.htm Old Cheraw Simon Parker, Jr, Marion's Raider was born circa 1755 at Wolf Pit, Randolph Co, NC. His parents were Old Cheraw Simon Parker, Sr and Judah (Knight) Parker / Cheraw By Marriage.

Simon married Cheraw Margit Parker of Cheraw, SC. Together they had the following children: Margaret Parker Pounds /Co founder of Cheraw, MS.

He died after 1810 in Horry Co, SC .

Married to Marget (born Parker of tithable N.A. John Holland Parker and Elizabeth of Edgecombe Co, NC) + Md. in 1760 in Cheraw, Georgetown, SC

Marion's Raider and signer of the Kingston Co Court Petition for More Fair Court For People of Color, signing as One of the many "Chief Men Among The Nottaway" ( MEANING, formerly of Jarrett, VA area with William Williams "Choctaw Bill" as licensed Nottoway Planter and guide for Patriots serving in Rev War and receiving Treaty land of personal reservations by the 1810 time for Mississippi Territory. It is not known that Patriot Simon Parker, Jr got to see his personal reservation unfold; however, his daughter Margaret did in a community of migrating Marion's Raiders moving to what they called Marion Co, MS, named by community trekker John Lott III. This was a community move in multiple wave after wave of those receiving treaty lands, namely Daniel Glover and Benjamin Richardson, etc., key commissioners of what became Pearl River Co, MS.

• Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Apr 3 2020, 19:19:09 UTC
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• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheraw,_Mississippi