Daughter of Rice Duncan and Clora (unknown maiden name)
Lucinda married Aquilla Parker in Sullivan County, Tennesee aprx. 1823
They had 9 daughters and one son. After the death of Aquilla Parker in 1851 , Lucy came to Iowa. Where her girls married well. Their only son Boyd, died at an early age of 8yrs. in Tennesee
Her girls were:
Nancy, Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Rosannah, Sarah, Matilda, Lydia, Priscilla Jane, Lucinda Emmaline
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Taken Before 1861. The photo is from a "tin type". Lucinda's Mother Clora, was captured by the Cherokee Indians in the late 1700's. A half breed by name of Ellis Harlan (he had long yellow hair) rescued her. This is in the Historical records of Sullivan Co., TN.
Contributed by Bill McCoy
*My 3rd GreatGrandmother*
Daughter of Rice Duncan and Clora (unknown maiden name)
Lucinda married Aquilla Parker in Sullivan County, Tennesee aprx. 1823
They had 9 daughters and one son. After the death of Aquilla Parker in 1851 , Lucy came to Iowa. Where her girls married well. Their only son Boyd, died at an early age of 8yrs. in Tennesee
Her girls were:
Nancy, Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Rosannah, Sarah, Matilda, Lydia, Priscilla Jane, Lucinda Emmaline
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Taken Before 1861. The photo is from a "tin type". Lucinda's Mother Clora, was captured by the Cherokee Indians in the late 1700's. A half breed by name of Ellis Harlan (he had long yellow hair) rescued her. This is in the Historical records of Sullivan Co., TN.
Contributed by Bill McCoy
*My 3rd GreatGrandmother*
Family Members
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Nancy Parker Woods
1825–1894
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Elizabeth Parker Dyer
1826–1916
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Mary J Parker Woodward
1829–1859
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Rosanner M. Parker Pearson
1830–1903
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Sarah Parker Brous
1833–1890
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Matilda Day Parker McCoy
1835–1919
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Lydia E. Parker Painter
1838–1900
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Priscilla Jane Parker Fisher
1840–1881
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Lucinda Emmeline Parker Onstot
1843–1929
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