Family Group Sheet for Henry Parker, Jr. / Nancy Black (F19) m. Between Sep 1849 and Sep 1850 : Early Texans DNA Project

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m. Between Sep 1849 and Sep 1850

Family Information

Male
Henry Parker, Jr.

Birth	Jun 1825	South Carolina
Death	9 Apr 1902	Hood County, Texas
Burial
Marriage	Between Sep 1849 and Sep 1850 [1, 2]	Milam County, Texas [1, 2]
Other Spouse	Elizabeth O'Neal \| F48
Marriage	5 May 1877	Hood County, Texas
Father	Henry Parker, Sr. \| F35 Group Sheet
Mother	unknown unknown \| F35 Group Sheet

Female
Nancy Black

Birth	Abt 1835	Benton County, Alabama
Death	29 Apr 1902	Travis County, Texas
Burial		Travis County, Texas
Father	Alexander Black \| F42 Group Sheet
Mother	unknown unknown \| F42 Group Sheet

Perry Anderson Parker

Male
Perry Anderson Parker

Birth	18 Sep 1856	Texas
Death	22 Nov 1925	Dallas County, Texas
Burial	25 Nov 1925	Dallas County, Texas
Spouse	Angeline Tennessee Maples \| F4
Marriage	18 Jun 1891	Lee County, Texas

Male
Alexander William Parker

Birth	18 Feb 1851	Milam County, Texas
Death	23 Feb 1900	Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
Burial
Spouse	Cynthia Angelica Gott \| F55
Marriage

Sources
[S53] CNS 1850 TX Milam Parker, Henry.

[S71] TX Milam Commissioner's Court, :7, Nancy Parker named as wife of Henry Parker and placed on indigent list.

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