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		Elder John Parker MP (1758 - 1836) Someone has linked the Elder John Parker and his siblings (Daniel Parker; Thomas Parker; Susanne Daughhetee and Francis Parker) of Parker yDNA FamilyGroup #05 with Thomas Parker 1768-1846 born Hampshir... View Elder John Parker's genealogy profile	Added On: 4/10/2007	12/12/2018	Follow
Added On: 4/10/2007 Elder John Parker MP (1758 - 1836) Someone has linked the Elder John Parker and his siblings (Daniel Parker; Thomas Parker; Susanne Daughhetee and Francis Parker) of Parker yDNA FamilyGroup #05 with Thomas Parker 1768-1846 born Hampshir... View Elder John Parker's genealogy profile 12/12/2018 Follow
		Orlena O'Quinn MP (1836 - 1887) "Orleana", "Orlena Parker" Residence : Anderson county, part of, Anderson, Texas - 1850* Residence : Precinct 5, Anderson, Texas, United States - 1880** Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jan 27 2018, 5:35:07 UTC th... View Orlena O'Quinn's genealogy profile	Added On: 7/16/2010	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 7/16/2010 Orlena O'Quinn MP (1836 - 1887) "Orleana", "Orlena Parker" Residence : Anderson county, part of, Anderson, Texas - 1850* Residence : Precinct 5, Anderson, Texas, United States - 1880** Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jan 27 2018, 5:35:07 UTC th... View Orlena O'Quinn's genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		Silas Mercer Parker, Jr. (c.1833 - 1836) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Silas Mercer Parker, Jr.'s genealogy profile	Added On: 11/23/2008	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 11/23/2008 Silas Mercer Parker, Jr. (c.1833 - 1836) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Silas Mercer Parker, Jr.'s genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		Lucinda Mercer Roberts MP (c.1804 - bef.1850) "Lucy", "Usry", "Parker" have died in 1836 as she was married to William W. Roberts 28 jun 1844 in Brazos County, TX. After Silas' death, she and the children lived with Joshua Hadley. She reportedly was married to Ramsey Usry... View Lucinda Mercer Roberts's genealogy profile	Added On: 5/3/2007	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 5/3/2007 Lucinda Mercer Roberts MP (c.1804 - bef.1850) "Lucy", "Usry", "Parker" have died in 1836 as she was married to William W. Roberts 28 jun 1844 in Brazos County, TX. After Silas' death, she and the children lived with Joshua Hadley. She reportedly was married to Ramsey Usry... View Lucinda Mercer Roberts's genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		James Pratt Plummer (Comanche captive) (c.1834 - d.) year old James Pratt Plummer and his mother, Rachel Plummer, were captured by Indians during the Fort Paker Massacre on May 19, 1836. He was immediately separated from his mother and never saw her agai... View James Pratt Plummer (Comanche captive)'s genealogy profile	Added On: 9/27/2010	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 9/27/2010 James Pratt Plummer (Comanche captive) (c.1834 - d.) year old James Pratt Plummer and his mother, Rachel Plummer, were captured by Indians during the Fort Paker Massacre on May 19, 1836. He was immediately separated from his mother and never saw her agai... View James Pratt Plummer (Comanche captive)'s genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		Sarah "Sally" (Pinson) Duty Parker MP (1758 - 1836) "Sally", "Sallie", "Lucy" Sarah “Sallie” Pinson Duty Parker BIRTH 10 Jul 1758 Laurens County, South Carolina, USA DEATH May 1836 (aged 77) Fort Parker, Limestone County, Texas, USA BURIAL Fort Parker Memorial Park Groesbeck, Li... View Sarah "Sally" (Pinson) Duty Parker's genealogy profile	Added On: 6/29/2015	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 6/29/2015 Sarah "Sally" (Pinson) Duty Parker MP (1758 - 1836) "Sally", "Sallie", "Lucy" Sarah “Sallie” Pinson Duty Parker BIRTH 10 Jul 1758 Laurens County, South Carolina, USA DEATH May 1836 (aged 77) Fort Parker, Limestone County, Texas, USA BURIAL Fort Parker Memorial Park Groesbeck, Li... View Sarah "Sally" (Pinson) Duty Parker's genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		John Richard Parker (c.1830 - c.1915) Richard Parker (1830–1915?) was the brother of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Uncle of Quanah Parker, last chief of the Comanches. An Anglo-Texas man of Scots-Irish descent who suffered being kidnapped fro... View John Richard Parker's genealogy profile	Added On: 6/28/2008	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 6/28/2008 John Richard Parker (c.1830 - c.1915) Richard Parker (1830–1915?) was the brother of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Uncle of Quanah Parker, last chief of the Comanches. An Anglo-Texas man of Scots-Irish descent who suffered being kidnapped fro... View John Richard Parker's genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief MP (1845 - 1911) "The Last Comanche Chief" There is a great deal to read in here. WONDERFUL WORK HERE. Quanah Parker (Comanche kwana, "smell, odor" or "fragrant") The Comanche Nation I'm adding this at the top because it shouldn't be missed! I ... View Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief's genealogy profile	Added On: 5/3/2007	2/28/2016	Follow
Added On: 5/3/2007 Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief MP (1845 - 1911) "The Last Comanche Chief" There is a great deal to read in here. WONDERFUL WORK HERE. Quanah Parker (Comanche kwana, "smell, odor" or "fragrant") The Comanche Nation I'm adding this at the top because it shouldn't be missed! I ... View Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief's genealogy profile 2/28/2016 Follow
		Clara Elizabeth Kellogg MP (1788 - 1838) Duty Kellogg was captured during the Fort Parker Massacre and ransomed within 3 months. Her step-father, Elder John Parker and her half brothers, Silas and Benjamin Parker, were killed. Her 1st cousins... View Clara Elizabeth Kellogg's genealogy profile	Added On: 9/27/2010	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 9/27/2010 Clara Elizabeth Kellogg MP (1788 - 1838) Duty Kellogg was captured during the Fort Parker Massacre and ransomed within 3 months. Her step-father, Elder John Parker and her half brothers, Silas and Benjamin Parker, were killed. Her 1st cousins... View Clara Elizabeth Kellogg's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Lorenzo Dow Nixon (bef.1820 - aft.1838) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Lorenzo Dow Nixon's genealogy profile	Added On: 12/6/2010	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 12/6/2010 Lorenzo Dow Nixon (bef.1820 - aft.1838) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Lorenzo Dow Nixon's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Sarah Nixon (c.1818 - d.) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Sarah Nixon's genealogy profile	Added On: 9/27/2010	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 9/27/2010 Sarah Nixon (c.1818 - d.) the Fort Parker Massacre. View Sarah Nixon's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Luther Thomas Martin Plummer MP (1811 - 1875) the Fort Parker Massacre. Luther Thomas Martin Plummer BIRTH 1811 Caroline County, Maryland, USA DEATH 1875 (aged 63–64) Limestone County, Texas, USA BURIAL Plummer Cemetery Limestone County, Texas, U... View Luther Thomas Martin Plummer's genealogy profile	Added On: 9/27/2010	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 9/27/2010 Luther Thomas Martin Plummer MP (1811 - 1875) the Fort Parker Massacre. Luther Thomas Martin Plummer BIRTH 1811 Caroline County, Maryland, USA DEATH 1875 (aged 63–64) Limestone County, Texas, USA BURIAL Plummer Cemetery Limestone County, Texas, U... View Luther Thomas Martin Plummer's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Rachel (Parker) Plummer, Comanche captive MP (1819 - 1839) Parker Plummer (1818 - 1839) was the daughter of James W. Parker and the cousin of Quanah Parker, last free-roaming chief of the Comanches. An Anglo-Texan woman of Scots-Irish descent, she was kidnappe... View Rachel (Parker) Plummer, Comanche captive's genealogy profile	Added On: 3/1/2010	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 3/1/2010 Rachel (Parker) Plummer, Comanche captive MP (1819 - 1839) Parker Plummer (1818 - 1839) was the daughter of James W. Parker and the cousin of Quanah Parker, last free-roaming chief of the Comanches. An Anglo-Texan woman of Scots-Irish descent, she was kidnappe... View Rachel (Parker) Plummer, Comanche captive's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		James William Parker, Sr. MP (1797 - 1864) Reference: Wikipedia James W. Parker (born 1797 - died 1864) was the uncle of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Great-Uncle of Quanah Parker, last chief of the Comanches. A man of Scots-Irish descent, he was ... View James William Parker, Sr.'s genealogy profile	Added On: 1/22/2008	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 1/22/2008 James William Parker, Sr. MP (1797 - 1864) Reference: Wikipedia James W. Parker (born 1797 - died 1864) was the uncle of Cynthia Ann Parker and the Great-Uncle of Quanah Parker, last chief of the Comanches. A man of Scots-Irish descent, he was ... View James William Parker, Sr.'s genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Benjamin F.W. Parker MP (1788 - 1836) May 19, 1836, a large party of Native Americans, including Comanches, Kiowas, Caddos, and Wichitas, attacked the inhabitants of Fort Parker. In her memoir, Rachel Plummer wrote that "one minute the fie... View Benjamin F.W. Parker's genealogy profile	Added On: 4/11/2007	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 4/11/2007 Benjamin F.W. Parker MP (1788 - 1836) May 19, 1836, a large party of Native Americans, including Comanches, Kiowas, Caddos, and Wichitas, attacked the inhabitants of Fort Parker. In her memoir, Rachel Plummer wrote that "one minute the fie... View Benjamin F.W. Parker's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Silas Mercer Parker MP (1804 - 1836) On May 19, 1836, a large party of Native Americans, including Comanches, Kiowas, Caddos, and Wichitas, attacked the inhabitants of Fort Parker. In her memoir, Rachel Plummer wrote that "one minute th... View Silas Mercer Parker's genealogy profile	Added On: 5/3/2007	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 5/3/2007 Silas Mercer Parker MP (1804 - 1836) On May 19, 1836, a large party of Native Americans, including Comanches, Kiowas, Caddos, and Wichitas, attacked the inhabitants of Fort Parker. In her memoir, Rachel Plummer wrote that "one minute th... View Silas Mercer Parker's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
	Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/93048782/peta-nocona	Peta Nocona, Comanche Chief MP (c.1819 - 1864) "Wanderer" Peta Nocona (b. ? - d. 1864?) was a Comanche chief who led the Noconi band of Comanches in Texas, Oklahoma, Mexico, Colorado and New Mexico from the 1830s to 1860. He was the son of the infamous Coma... View Peta Nocona, Comanche Chief's genealogy profile	Added On: 1/22/2008	2/27/2016	Follow
Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/93048782/peta-nocona Added On: 1/22/2008 Peta Nocona, Comanche Chief MP (c.1819 - 1864) "Wanderer" Peta Nocona (b. ? - d. 1864?) was a Comanche chief who led the Noconi band of Comanches in Texas, Oklahoma, Mexico, Colorado and New Mexico from the 1830s to 1860. He was the son of the infamous Coma... View Peta Nocona, Comanche Chief's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow
		Cynthia Ann Nocona MP (1827 - bef.1870) "Naut dah", "Nautdah", "Nadua", "Naduah" For info about Cynthia Ann Parker, see: View Cynthia Ann Nocona's genealogy profile	Added On: 5/3/2007	2/27/2016	Follow
Added On: 5/3/2007 Cynthia Ann Nocona MP (1827 - bef.1870) "Naut dah", "Nautdah", "Nadua", "Naduah" For info about Cynthia Ann Parker, see: View Cynthia Ann Nocona's genealogy profile 2/27/2016 Follow