Wife of David Parker.
Mother to: Richard T, Walter D, Emaline, Evelyn R, William, Ellen and Sarah A Parker.
NOTE: Additional biographical information provided by Find a Grave member #47181095 "Diggin for one"
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Her parents were Joseph and Sarah Hooker Bevins.
Captain Williamson about the time of the settlement of Bath, sent a man named Bivin (sic), to the Twenty-two mile Tree, (now Blood's Corners,) to keep a tavern. This point was known in early times as Bivin's (sic)Corners. . Source: History of the Settlement of Steuben County, McMaster, Guy, 1853.
NOTE: This information provided by Find a Grave member #46863261 Gary Fritz
Mother to: Richard T, Walter D, Emaline, Evelyn R, William, Ellen and Sarah A Parker.
NOTE: Additional biographical information provided by Find a Grave member #47181095 "Diggin for one"
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Her parents were Joseph and Sarah Hooker Bevins.
Captain Williamson about the time of the settlement of Bath, sent a man named Bivin (sic), to the Twenty-two mile Tree, (now Blood's Corners,) to keep a tavern. This point was known in early times as Bivin's (sic)Corners. . Source: History of the Settlement of Steuben County, McMaster, Guy, 1853.
NOTE: This information provided by Find a Grave member #46863261 Gary Fritz
Wife of David Parker.
Mother to: Richard T, Walter D, Emaline, Evelyn R, William, Ellen and Sarah A Parker.
NOTE: Additional biographical information provided by Find a Grave member #47181095 "Diggin for one"
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Her parents were Joseph and Sarah Hooker Bevins.
Captain Williamson about the time of the settlement of Bath, sent a man named Bivin (sic), to the Twenty-two mile Tree, (now Blood's Corners,) to keep a tavern. This point was known in early times as Bivin's (sic)Corners. . Source: History of the Settlement of Steuben County, McMaster, Guy, 1853.
NOTE: This information provided by Find a Grave member #46863261 Gary Fritz
Mother to: Richard T, Walter D, Emaline, Evelyn R, William, Ellen and Sarah A Parker.
NOTE: Additional biographical information provided by Find a Grave member #47181095 "Diggin for one"
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Her parents were Joseph and Sarah Hooker Bevins.
Captain Williamson about the time of the settlement of Bath, sent a man named Bivin (sic), to the Twenty-two mile Tree, (now Blood's Corners,) to keep a tavern. This point was known in early times as Bivin's (sic)Corners. . Source: History of the Settlement of Steuben County, McMaster, Guy, 1853.
NOTE: This information provided by Find a Grave member #46863261 Gary Fritz
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