Jack Parker

Hey Jack ... added in Sally's brothers and sisters ... you might want to check out what I did as it was after dinner ... Sausage ravioli with red sauce and a bottle of red wine ... oh, yeah, my wife drinks about half a glass. Now the wife is off to see her sister, so I'm here, alone, fixing up these profiles with a glass or two of Canadian Whiskey ... does that sound like a chance for errors? Thanks again for pointing me to this family ... oh heck, my whiskey bottle is empty!!

Hello my mother Sandilynn Meissner did the ancestry found out she is cousins of Franklin pierce she sent me the family tree and when I started looking online I found this when I was going through each name when I got to Benjamin it says children unknown..we are related on Rebecca side laurentine married Charles meissner which is my great-great grandpa

Hi Jack,

I realized that you had added the US Presidents Project box to ahttps://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Whitlock-167. The project has very specific guidelines about adding the Project Box, which also requires the addition of the Project as the manager of the profile. I have removed the Project Box. If you are aware of other profiles where you have done this....please make sure to correct them.

Hi,

The Global Cemeteries Project is currently undergoing our member check-in and wanted to verify that you are still active and interested in being a member of the project. Are you currently assigned to or working with one of our Cemetery Teams? If not, is there a particular Team or area you are interested in participating with? I would be delighted to help you get setup in one or more of our collaborative teams!

We use Google Groups for internal project collaboration, so if you are not yet setup for access feel free to submit a join request and we will get that approved as quick as possible. We also ask that members check their follwed tags to make sure you are following the correct project tag (CEMETERIES) so you don't miss any disucssions in G2G.

Last, but not least, we would like to thank you for all of your contributions to WikiTree and let you konw that any ideas or suggestions for improvement you may have for the Global Cemeteries Project would greatly appreciated!

I look forward to hearing form you soon!

Steve ~Global Cemeteries Project Leader

Jack -

Thank you for your help on the Parker family tree. I entered that profile to connect Admiral Ashworth ( https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ashworth-1399 ) to WikiTree. I don't remember my history books mentioning the Navy officers aboard the Army Air Force planes dropping the atomic bombs on Japan; but it turns out he was my 8th cousin once removed at least twice, and it seems he was also your cousin. AL

Jack - thanks for proposing this merger of Parker 4969 and Parker 35278. I just recently uncovered this link to my wife's family, and I have been working a brick wall on her 4th great-grandfather, Thomas Page (born Shirley, MA, 1771, and died Cambridge, VT, 1849. It started when the NEHGS suggested we have a male descendant (I chose my wife's first cousin, and he agreed) to submit a Y-chromosome DNA test to FamilyTreeDNA. That led us to the "Page" project, and a strong correlation to John Page and Phoebe Payne Page, arriving in Salem in 1630. Working down from John Page, and up from Thomas Page, I found a strong link, through the History of Rindge.....by Ezra S. Stearns. Hope to do some more research on the ground in both Shirley, MA, and Rindge, NH. If you would like, send me an email, and I can share with you a rather colorful article written about Thomas Page in a Vermont Gazetteer from the mid-1800s.

Best,

John R. "Dick" Strifert Exeter, NH

Jack, thanks for the findagrave note on Rachel Parker's profile. It was enough of a nudge to get me to update her. Feel free to "borrow" info from her profile for Zebulon's.

Cheers, Bobbie

Jack thank you for contacting me. I made the clerical error please go ahead and merge my file with yours.

Hi Jack! Pepperelborough was Saco's name before they settled on calling it Saco, so you and I are in agreement on Eliphalet's place of birth. He was a lucky find for me -- I've been doing a survey of Eastern Cemetery in Gorham and was stuck on him for months before I finally realized he lived in Standish, not Gorham; the plot in Eastern was apparently just a family plot. Thank you for the comment!

Hi Jack: There may be others, but this is what I could find for records for Williamsburg:

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GRSP-4WT?wc=Q4DM-N35%3A353350301%2C353377001%2C353377002&cc=2061550

Greetings Jack, tell me more about your interest in Drinkwater. I'm working on a Drinkwater Project.

Thank you Jack,

All the records I've seen for Parker-25676 have it with one s, so I went with that, the f.a.g site had it with 2. No definite answer at this time. KiKi

Thanks Jack on the find a grave site for Thomas Parker. I had it listed in another program and now on this one.

Bill Rowling

Hi Jack,

I want to thank you for your birth date source for James Sanderson (Sanderson-2709) I do have confidence you're correct, but the " History of the town of Whately, Mass., including a narrative of leading events from the first planting of Hatfield: 1661-1899 by Crafts, James, M. (James Monroe), 1817-1903; Temple, J. H. (Josiah Howard), 1815-1893" begins listing the American Colony Sanderson line with Robert, then son William by his second wife, Mary, widow of John Cross. Two of my family genealogical records also claim this; however, I was encouraged to doubt this by Wiki G2G's, primarily because Robert's will has a reference to a nephew William, but not this William.

Is there any other source that confirms this? I'd really appreciate your kind help. Ron J. Campbell

Hello,

Thanks for your help with Ruth Parker-30510. As suggested Mason records provided the information needed (History of the Town of Mason, N.H:) Darryl

HI Jack,

Thank you for your notes on Joshua and Joseph Parker. I will check my research in the next couple of days and merge them if my research agrees. If it doesn't, I'll message you and see what we can figure out.

Emma :-)