Cherokee Parkers

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Comment by Margie Ammons Olson on January 15, 2010 at 11:21am

In Regards to William Parker in Virginia in 1748, I believe we are connected. My Ancestor was named John Parker Moore. His father was John Parker Moore, Senior and he married Elizabeth Eleanor Parker of Somerset, Maryland. There is a possibility that William Parker moved to Halifax County, Virginia. It seems that Families were Tight among In Laws and such and they migrated like Herds back then. Anyone with any information, please, respond to my message.

Comment by Beverly Chupik on December 5, 2009 at 7:17pm

My great aunt was Callie Parker. Her married name was Christie (related to Ned Christie). She married a Parker and we have been told he was one of Quanah Parkers relatives (possibly son or grandson) but we are unsure of which one. Does anyone have any info on Callie Parker or family members?

Comment by DeChee' Parker on July 8, 2009 at 12:19am

My mom is of the belief that we r descendants of Chief Quabaha Parker... our family historian is Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr...he is listed in Illinois...PLEASE contact him..we have not been able 2 go further back than 1840 something beginning with Margaret & Milton Parker...There is the issue of the Cherokee Nation not accepting slave descendants as well.. but I am told that we r Cherokee & Blackfoot n orgin..oh, yeah... & Milton was a freed slave... Parker, belongs 2 perhaps his owner?

Comment by Pat Hutton on June 9, 2009 at 7:29pm

Does anyone have a connection for Martha Parker, who married William H. Tillery 22 Aug 1860 in Knox County, Tennessee?

Comment by Brenda Van Cleve (Parker) on May 12, 2009 at 2:07pm

I am looking for information on My Henry Parker Born 1782 SC married Rachel or Sarah abt. 1810? they had Henry Jr. Born 1826 SC he married Nancy Black. I to have been told that we are part Cherokee and that we are related to Quabaha Parker...Any help would be great.

Comment by karen gardiner on April 10, 2009 at 5:56pm

yes iam still looking into the pedigree chart and the names are again wilcox, davis,burns,faulkenberry, harris,herid...all that i can find at this time...all from the south..apparently david faulkenberry was killed by indians...this is very interesting stuff...would appreciate any comments

Comment by karen gardiner on April 10, 2009 at 5:44pm

my great grandmother was a full blooded cherokee and ive always been told i am related to chief Quanaha Parker..i am checking my pedigree chart and can only go back so far...names of wilcox,cavis, and burns are turning up...eaither living in oklahoma or texas

Comment by Christian Michael Tinney on April 3, 2009 at 12:28am

Ryan,
Do you have any other info on your family, like dob, location of birth, other family? This will help those of us who would like to try to help you.

Comment by Ryan Edwin Parker on April 3, 2009 at 12:04am

I live in Cherokee County (Gaffney), South Carolina and my grandma Dorthy Parker was half Cherokee Indian. My Grandpa's name is Woodrow Parker and My Dad's name is George Parker that's as far back in my family as I know.

Comment by Brian Parker on February 22, 2009 at 6:30pm

I have a ton of Cherokee Indians in my family. On my dads side. South Carolina then somehow ended up in Northwest Georgia.

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