Nelson Parks Married Mary Ellen Hall
He was a Pvt in Co. D 1st Bttn. VA Infantry of the Confederate Army. The 1st Bttn. was also known as the Irish Brigade. - Clint
Nelson Parks is buried in the old Parks home place cemetery.
This came from an Ancestry.com note from Martin Logan – “up Houndshell Campground Rd, then on foot for 1/2 mile - top of mtn facing cell tower in Grayson County, VA”.
We have notes that “a Civil War marker was placed by William R. Tuck (gr-grandson) and John Crabtree of Marion, VA [John's wife, Nina is gr-granddaughter]” at the Parks Cemetery for Nelson."
-Submitted by Carole Conrad
He was a Pvt in Co. D 1st Bttn. VA Infantry of the Confederate Army. The 1st Bttn. was also known as the Irish Brigade. - Clint
Nelson Parks is buried in the old Parks home place cemetery.
This came from an Ancestry.com note from Martin Logan – “up Houndshell Campground Rd, then on foot for 1/2 mile - top of mtn facing cell tower in Grayson County, VA”.
We have notes that “a Civil War marker was placed by William R. Tuck (gr-grandson) and John Crabtree of Marion, VA [John's wife, Nina is gr-granddaughter]” at the Parks Cemetery for Nelson."
-Submitted by Carole Conrad
Nelson Parks Married Mary Ellen Hall
He was a Pvt in Co. D 1st Bttn. VA Infantry of the Confederate Army. The 1st Bttn. was also known as the Irish Brigade. - Clint
Nelson Parks is buried in the old Parks home place cemetery.
This came from an Ancestry.com note from Martin Logan – “up Houndshell Campground Rd, then on foot for 1/2 mile - top of mtn facing cell tower in Grayson County, VA”.
We have notes that “a Civil War marker was placed by William R. Tuck (gr-grandson) and John Crabtree of Marion, VA [John's wife, Nina is gr-granddaughter]” at the Parks Cemetery for Nelson."
-Submitted by Carole Conrad
He was a Pvt in Co. D 1st Bttn. VA Infantry of the Confederate Army. The 1st Bttn. was also known as the Irish Brigade. - Clint
Nelson Parks is buried in the old Parks home place cemetery.
This came from an Ancestry.com note from Martin Logan – “up Houndshell Campground Rd, then on foot for 1/2 mile - top of mtn facing cell tower in Grayson County, VA”.
We have notes that “a Civil War marker was placed by William R. Tuck (gr-grandson) and John Crabtree of Marion, VA [John's wife, Nina is gr-granddaughter]” at the Parks Cemetery for Nelson."
-Submitted by Carole Conrad
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