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/-- Isaac Parker, b. circa 1718 at Chowan, NC
/-- John Parker, b. 1754 at Northampton, NC
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Mrs Susanna PARKER, b. circa 1720
/-- Britton Paker, b. circa 1780 at Northampton, NC
| | /-- Thomas Tadlock, b. circa 1735
| \--
Lucy Tadlock, b. before 1755
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\-- Sarah Sumner, b. circa 1740
/--
Cornelius Parker, b. 1838 at Seaboard, Northampton, NC
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| /-- Joseph Smith, b. circa 1770
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\-- Sarah Smith, b. 1799 at Northampton, NC
/-- Nathan Anderson
Parker, b. 1867 at Richmond, IN
| | /-- Nathaniel
D. Maddrey, b. circa 1760
| | /-- William Jr. Maddrey, b. circa
1790
| | | \-- Mrs Mary Maddrey, b. circa 1770
| | /-- Anderson James Maddrey, b. 1812
| | | \--
Sally Monger, b. circa 1790
| \-- Olivia Maddrey, b. 1841 at Seaboard,
Northampton, NC
| \-- Frances
E. J. Taylor, b. 1821
Lottie
Leigh Parker, b. 1894 at Pleasant Grove, Northampton,
NC
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/-- John REESE, b. circa 1735 at Southampton, VA
| /-- Rivers
REESE, b. circa 1760 at Southampton, VA
| | \-- Mary THORPE, b. 1735 at Southampton,
VA
| /-- John
Wesley REESE, b. circa 1794 at Southampton, VA
| | | /-- William VICK, b. 1722 at Isle Of Wight, VA
| | \-- Piety VICK, b. circa 1772 at
Southampton, VA
| | \-- Ann
JOYNER, b. circa 1726 at Southampton, VA
| /-- Francis Marion Reese, b. 1829
at Seaboard, Northampton, NC
| | \-- Sarah Charlotte Williams, b. 1797 at VA
\-- Sarah John Reese,
b. 1868 at Seaboard, Northampton, NC
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/-- William Stephenson, b. circa 1780
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/-- Kinchen Stephenson, b. 1810 at Seaboard, Northampton,
NC
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| \-- Martha Suiter, b. circa 1768
at Northampton, NC
\--
Mary Lucy Stephenson, b. 1838 at Seaboard, Northampton, NC
| /--
Drewey Phillips, b. circa 1790
\-- Elizabeth L Phillips, b. 1813
\-- Creasey Stancill, b. circa 1790 at Nansemond, VA
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King Edward I ENGLAND. (Note:
Edward I, nicknamed "Longshanks" due to his great
height and stature, was perhaps the most successful of the
medieval monarchs. The first twenty years of his reign marked
a high point of cooperation between crown and community. In
these years, Edward made great strides in reforming government,
consolidating territory, and defining foreign policy. He possessed
the strength his father lacked and reasserted royal prerogative.
Edward fathered many children as well: sixteen by Eleanor
of Castille before her death in 1290, and three more by Margaret.
Edward's involvement in Scotland had far reaching effects.
After the death of the Scottish King Alexander III, Edward
tried to insert himself as the a Scottish ruler. This led
to William Wallace incited a rebellion in 1297, defeated the
English army at Stirling, and harassed England's northern
counties. The next year, Edward defeated Wallace at the Battle
of Falkirk but encountered continued resistance until Wallace's
capture and execution in 1304. Robert Bruce, the grandson
of a claimant to the throne in 1290, instigated another revolt
in 1306 and would ultimately defeat the army of Edward II
at Bannockburn. Edward's campaigns in Scotland were ruthless
and aroused in the Scots a hatred of England that would endure
for generations). He was born on 6/17/1239 at Westminster,
London, England. He married Queen Eleanor ENGLAND
in 10/ /1254 at Monastery of, Las Huelgas, Spain. He died
on 7/7/1307 at London, England, at age 68.
Queen Eleanor ENGLAND was also known
as Eleanor of Castile. She was born in 1244 at Spain.
She married King Edward I ENGLAND circa
1260 at Monastery of, Las Huelgas, Spain. She died on 11/28/1290
at Grantham, England.
Peter DE ALCANCOTES was also known as Peter
DE ALKINCOATS. He was born circa 1290. He lived circa
1350 at Manor of Alkincoats, Colne, England. (Note: Earliest
know ancestor of the Parker's of Browsholme Hall).
Richard LE PARKER was also known as Richard
LEPARKER. He was born circa 1325 at Surry, Sussex,
England. He lived circa 1350 at Trawden, England. He died
before 1435 at Surry, Sussex, England. (Note: The name le
Parker comes from occupation of park-keeper).
Richard PARKER was born circa 1375 at Browsholme
Hall, Yorkshire, England. (Note: From 1380 Richard and his
brother John had a lease of the vaccary, or cow pasture, of
Browsholme; it is from this time that the family took the
name of Parker in recognition of their office as park-keepers
of the Forest of Bowland. Browsholme since that period has
been owned and lived in by the descendents of Richard, who
built the first house on the present site at Nether Browsholme).
He died before 1485 at Surry, Sussex, England.
Edmund PARKER was born circa 1509 at Browsholme
Hall, Yorkshire, England. He married Elizabeth Janet
REDMAYME, daughter of John REDMAYME and
Elizabeth PARKER, circa 1524 at Waddington Parish,
Yorkshire, England. He died after 1532 at Browsholme Hall,
Yorkshire, England.
(Sir) Richard BULLER was born in 1578 at Shillingham,
Cornwall, England. He married Alice HARVARD,
daughter of Rowland HARVARD, circa 1599 at London,
England. He died on 12/1/1642 at Plymouth, Devon, England.
(Note: Believed to be a descendant of the royal lines of England,
France, Spain, and Portugal, and related to the royal families
of virtually all European nations and states. This includes
Edward I). He was buried after 1642 at St. Andrews, Plymouth,
Devon, England.
John JOHNSON. (Note: English Colonel Emigrant).
He was buried at Travis Cementery, Jamestown, VA. He was born
in 1590 at England. He married Mrs. Ann JOHNSON
circa 1620. He died in 1636 at Jamestown, VA.
Timothy FENN. (Note: Very early colonial birth).
He was born in 1614 at Isle Of Wight, VA. He married Mrs
(--?--) FENN circa 1630. He died in 1650 at
Isle Of Wight, VA.
Thomas JOYNER was born on 11/14/1619 at Bere
Regis, Dorset, England. (Note: Early colonial immagrant).
He married Sarah EDWARDS, daughter of Robert
EDWARDS and Mrs. Mary EDWARDS,
circa 1650. He died on 5/21/1698 at Isle Of Wight, VA, at
age 78.
John JOHNSON Jr. (Note: Early Colonel
Birth). He was born in 1623 at Jamestown, VA. He died in 1682.
Elizabeth BAILEY was born circa 1630 at London,
England. She married Richard PARKER, son of
James PARKER and Catherine BULLER,
in 1654 at Suffolk, Nansemond, VA. She died after 1665 at
Parker Creek, Nansemond, VA. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant).
Richard PARKER was born on 11/29/1630 at Bisland,
Yorkshire, England. He married Elizabeth BAILEY,
daughter of Richard BAILEY, in 1654 at Suffolk,
Nansemond, VA. He died on 4/23/1681 at Nansemond, VA, at age
50. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant).
Joseph THORPE died at Lawes Creek Psh, Surry,
VA. He was born in 1635 at Middlesex, England. He married
Mary FENN, daughter of Timothy FENN
and Mrs (--?--) FENN, circa 1670. (Note:
English Colonial Immigrant).
William EARLY. (Note: Early colonial birth).
He was born circa 1640 at Chowan, NC. He married Mrs
Ellener EARLY circa 1665 at Chowan, NC.
Mary FENN. (Note: Early colonial birth). She
was also known as Dorothy. She was born circa 1640
at Isle Of Wight, VA. She married Joseph THORPE,
son of Thomas THORP, circa 1670.
Joseph VICK was born in 1640 at Kings Stanley,
Gloucestershire, England. He married Lucy COUNCIL
before 1660; second wife. He died in 1695 at Isle Of Wight,
VA. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant).
Robert JOHNSON. (Note: Early colonial birth).
He was born circa 1643 at James City, VA. He married Katherine
ALLEN, daughter of Arthur ALLEN and Alice
TUCKER, circa 1662. He died in 1733 at Isle Of Wight,
VA.
Mrs Ellener EARLY. (Note: Early colonial
birth). She was born circa 1644 at Chowan, NC. She married
William EARLY circa 1665 at Chowan, NC.
Timothy THORPE. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant).
He was born in 1674 at Middlesex, England. He married Mrs
Mary THORPE circa 1700. He died on 3/14/1750
at Southampton, VA.
Edward TADLOCKE. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant).
He was born circa 1680 at Childwall, Lancashire, England.
He died in 1760 at NC.
John PARKER was born on 2/21/1754 at Northampton,
NC. He married Lucy TADLOCK, daughter of Thomas
TADLOCK and Sarah SUMNER, circa 1775;
Children: Aaron, Brittian, Lucy Vaughan,Elia Winbourn, Unity
Parker, Sally Dolba. He began military service circa 1775
Served with Col. Nicolas Long's regiment in the Revolutionary
War. Was one of minutemen and voluntears. (Vol 1- 6pg -354)
Sold guns to revolutionary officers. He died circa 1808 at
Lasker, Northampton, NC.
Piety VICK was born circa 1772 at Southampton,
VA. She married Rivers REESE, son of John
REESE and Mary THORPE, on 1/5/1793 at
Southampton, VA. She died on 8/21/1831 at Southampton, VA;
Probably killed by the Nat Turner Insurection of 8/21 and
8/22 in 1831 along with 57 other whites. This was the worst
slave rebellion and one of the catalyst for the Civil War.
Quote from source: "Mrs Piety Vick Reese and son William
were killed on the Giles Reese plantation about a mile to
the east of Mrs Eliz. Turner's in Nat Turner's barn."
Francis Marion REESE was born on 12/8/1829
at Seaboard, Northampton, NC. He and Sarah Charlotte
WILLIAMS appeared on the census of 1860 at Northampton,
NC; District 4, dwelling 320, (image 147), Francis Reese 30,
farmer, real $1000, personal $680, Charlotte Reese 60, Charity
Reese 22, Sarah Reese 21, Abby D. Reese 16. He began military
service on 2/3/1862 at Northampton, NC, Private. Was a farmer
and enlisted at age 32. Present and accounted for through
12/1864. Paroled at Greensboro 4/27/1865. He married Mary
Lucy STEPHENSON, daughter of Kinchen STEPHENSON
and Elizabeth L PHILLIPS, on 11/8/1866 at Seaboard,
Northampton, NC. He and Elizabeth L PHILLIPS
appeared on the census of 1870 at Northampton, NC; Page 701,
dwelling 270- Francis M. Reese 40, Mary 31, Lucy 2, Sarah
7/12 (Oct.), Elizabeth Stephenson 56. He married Sarah
Stephenson HILL circa 1882. He left a will on 3/8/1905
at Northampton, NC; Will Book 8, page 174, F. M. Reese, dated
March 8, 1905, probated October 30, 1905. 1). Request to be
buried in new graveyard in Town of Seaboard recently purchased
of J. R. Curtrell near Samaritan Hill. 2). To wife Sarah E.
Reese all personal property she owned at the time of marriage
plus 2 of hogs, horses, mules, cattle etc. 3). To daughter
Sarah Johnie Parker (nee Reese) 2 of hogs, mules, cattle,
etc. and household and kitchen furniture brought to my present
home after the marriage to my present wife plus $400.00 on
deposit at Farmers Bank of Nansmond, Suffolk, Va., 4). To
wife, Sarah E. Reese and daughter Sarah Johnie Parker 9 stored
bales of cotten. 5). To Aunt Lucy Jane Williams of Southampton
County $400. 6) Names J. G. L. Crocker as executor. Signed:
F. M. (x) Reese, Wit: G. W. Stephenson, R. V. Maddrey. He
died on 10/15/1905 at Seaboard, Northampton, NC, at age 75.
Cornelius PARKER was born on 11/10/1838 at
Seaboard, Northampton, NC. He married Celia HOGGARD
on 3/24/1859 at Northampton, NC. He began military service
on 6/12/1861 at Northampton, NC, Private in Company B, 1st
Cavalry Regiment Southern Army. Deserted to Feds at Edenton,
NC and took oath at Ft. Monrow 9/23/1864. He married Olivia
MADDREY, daughter of Anderson James MADDREY
and Frances E. J. TAYLOR, on 2/28/1867 at Seaboard,
Northampton, NC. He died in 1910 at Seaboard, Northampton,
NC.
Lottie Leigh PARKER was born on 7/5/1894 at
Pleasant Grove, Northampton, NC, 362655N0772612W. She married
John Green GAY on 12/31/1910 at Wendell, Northampton,
NC; Lottie and John met at Church and in the small area of
Pleasant Grove where they were both raised. Lottie moved to
Wendell after her Mom died in 1907. John visited her there
and they eloped because her dad Nathan Parker would not have
agreed with marriage. Marriage Register 1839-1969, P-R, White
Female. The entry is: Applied for on Dec 31, 1910, married
Dec 31, 1910, Lottie L. Parker 18, John G. Gay 22, married
in Wendell, by W. E. Anderson, Baptist minister, Witnesses,
Page Allen, Allie Knott, U. G. Todd. She was Homemaker on
12/31/1910. She and John Green GAY lived on
12/20/1919 at Chester, Chesterfield, VA; In 1919 she and John
G. Gay acquired the Yellow House Farm. They moved into this
new home Christmas week of 1919. She died on 3/18/1930 at
Charlottesville, VA, at age 35.
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