looking for jesse james parker b. 1825 in ga. died in texas?

Answer 1

Hey Mardy,

This sounds like a Civil War story to me. Perhaps Jesse is actually someone else, and only claimed to be born in GA in 1825. I have a similar case where a boy was beaten by his parents so bad he left home at age 11 dragging his 9 year old brother.

Anyway the FTM site has descendants, you probably are involved with this. Also, another JJ Parker, born later 1888.

LDS Family Search had a James Parker born in GA and died in Texas, but not 1825 birth year.

GENFORUM has a Parker FORUM, and there are 131 messages with Jessie James mentioned in them. See the site(s) below.

Answer 2

Three people have him on
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi

He married Mary Elizabeth Golden. You could write to them to compare notes.

He's on the IGI, too:

Jesse James PARKER
Birth: 1825 , , Georgia
Death: Before 29 OCT 1880 San Augustine, San Augustine, Texas
Spouse: Elizabeth GOLDEN
Marriage: 24 JUN 1852 , Marion, Georgia

85% of the IGI is accurate, supposedly. None of the RWWC peopl ehave his death date and place. That may be because they haven't seen it on the IGI, but more likely is that his death fact is in the 15% of the inaccurate facts on the IGI. Ask them about that when you write.

There aren't any reasonable looking Parkers in San Antonio County on the LDS 1880.

If you'd like to try a real genealogy board,
http://genforum.genealogy.com/parker/
has some old references - search for the two words Jesse and Golden.

Answer 3

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?golden::parker::9305.html
Here is a relative looking for the same information. From his message, it sure looks as if Jesse should be in the census for 1880 in San Augustine county, Texas, and prob. died that same year.
followup-
be sure also to see this rootsweb file
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=susanrubel&id=I29121
This person shows a son buried in a "Parker cemetery" in the same county, and the location of the cemetery does show up on the county genweb page. It does NOT include a survey of who is buried there, but I would find it almost certain that the father would be buried there too.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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