*Ann Parsons
b 16 Feb 1816 Grayson Co VA
m. 13 Dec 1834 to Samuel Baker
b about 1814 Grayson Co VA
From the only grayson/carroll marriage book AS OF 2016
ann bride p 85
m samuel baker
bond 1834-43
dec 13 1834
samuel w baker and ann parsons
dau of robert
isaac w parsons surety
return 5/34
rev jonathan thomas married them on 12/13/1834
Anna (Ann) Parsons
Born about 1816 in Grayson County, Virginia, USAmap
Daughter of Robert Parsons and Ann Welborn
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of Samuel Baker — married 13 Dec 1834 in Grayson County, Virginia, USA
Mother of Robert Franklin Baker
Died about 1885 in Millers Creek, Estill, Kentucky, USA
children robert
Robert Baker was born around 1839 in Grayson County, Virginia to Samuel and Ann (Parsons) Baker.[1][2]
Five more siblings were born in Virginia, and then the family moved to Yancey County, North Carolina by 1850.[2]
In 1859, he married Annie McKinney.[3]
Around 1869, Robert and Sarah moved to Crooked Creek, in Estill County, Kentucky.[4]. By 1880, they were in Powell County, with three more children in the household.[5]
He died sometime between 1880 and 1890.[6]
Biography
Ann Parsons was born about1816[1] to Robert Parsons and Anne Welborn.[2] in Grayson County, Virginia.
In 1834, she married Samuel Baker in Grayson County,[3] and by 1840, they had three children and four enslaved people in their household.[4]
By around 1848, the family had moved to Yancey County, North Carolina,[5] and by 1870 they were in Millers Creek, Kentucky.[6]
Ann probably died between 1880 and 1890.[citation needed]
Children
Martha A. Baker, b. abt. 1834[5]
Elijah W. Baker, b. abt. 1836[5]
Elizabeth J. Baker, b. abt. 1837[5]
Robert Franklin Baker, b. abt. 1839[5]
Sara E. Baker, b. abt. 1844[5]
John A. Baker, b. abt. 1846[5]
Nervesta C. Baker, b. abt. 1848[5]
Elisha M. Baker, b. abt. 1855[7]
Dorritha A. Baker, b. abt. 1857[7]
*Ann Parsons
b 16 Feb 1816 Grayson Co VA
m. 13 Dec 1834 to Samuel Baker
b about 1814 Grayson Co VA
From the only grayson/carroll marriage book AS OF 2016
ann bride p 85
m samuel baker
bond 1834-43
dec 13 1834
samuel w baker and ann parsons
dau of robert
isaac w parsons surety
return 5/34
rev jonathan thomas married them on 12/13/1834
Anna (Ann) Parsons
Born about 1816 in Grayson County, Virginia, USAmap
Daughter of Robert Parsons and Ann Welborn
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of Samuel Baker — married 13 Dec 1834 in Grayson County, Virginia, USA
Mother of Robert Franklin Baker
Died about 1885 in Millers Creek, Estill, Kentucky, USA
children robert
Robert Baker was born around 1839 in Grayson County, Virginia to Samuel and Ann (Parsons) Baker.[1][2]
Five more siblings were born in Virginia, and then the family moved to Yancey County, North Carolina by 1850.[2]
In 1859, he married Annie McKinney.[3]
Around 1869, Robert and Sarah moved to Crooked Creek, in Estill County, Kentucky.[4]. By 1880, they were in Powell County, with three more children in the household.[5]
He died sometime between 1880 and 1890.[6]
Biography
Ann Parsons was born about1816[1] to Robert Parsons and Anne Welborn.[2] in Grayson County, Virginia.
In 1834, she married Samuel Baker in Grayson County,[3] and by 1840, they had three children and four enslaved people in their household.[4]
By around 1848, the family had moved to Yancey County, North Carolina,[5] and by 1870 they were in Millers Creek, Kentucky.[6]
Ann probably died between 1880 and 1890.[citation needed]
Children
Martha A. Baker, b. abt. 1834[5]
Elijah W. Baker, b. abt. 1836[5]
Elizabeth J. Baker, b. abt. 1837[5]
Robert Franklin Baker, b. abt. 1839[5]
Sara E. Baker, b. abt. 1844[5]
John A. Baker, b. abt. 1846[5]
Nervesta C. Baker, b. abt. 1848[5]
Elisha M. Baker, b. abt. 1855[7]
Dorritha A. Baker, b. abt. 1857[7]
Family Members
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Mary Parsons Jones
1793–1871
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Robert Parsons
1795 – unknown
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James Parsons
1798–1863
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Solomon Parsons
1800–1855
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Sarah Parsons Davis
1803–1892
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Edmund Parsons
1803–1890
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Nancy Parsons Lawrence
1807 – unknown
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Isabella Parsons Dowdy
1809–1885
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Isaac Newton Parsons
1811–1865
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William H. Parsons
1812–1885
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John Welborn Parsons
1818–1900
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