We can follow his family here in Iowa, but not much else. There is a discrepency on ancestry family trees, that I noticed, reguarding his place of birth. Most records say Tennesee but some trees say Maryland.
He married Lucinda Duncan Feb.3 1824, Washington County, Tennesee
They had 9 daughters and one son, Boyd their only son, died very young.
The girls were:
Nancy, Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Rosannah, Sarah, Matilda, Lydia, Priscilla Jane, and Lucinda E.
And I have been able to find most of them in Marion,County, Iowa near Pleasantville
Census records "1850" show his occupation as: Boatman
War of 1812 Service Records
Name: Aquilla Parker
Company: 4 REG'T (BAYLES') EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 159 Roll Exct: 602
We can follow his family here in Iowa, but not much else. There is a discrepency on ancestry family trees, that I noticed, reguarding his place of birth. Most records say Tennesee but some trees say Maryland.
He married Lucinda Duncan Feb.3 1824, Washington County, Tennesee
They had 9 daughters and one son, Boyd their only son, died very young.
The girls were:
Nancy, Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Rosannah, Sarah, Matilda, Lydia, Priscilla Jane, and Lucinda E.
And I have been able to find most of them in Marion,County, Iowa near Pleasantville
Census records "1850" show his occupation as: Boatman
War of 1812 Service Records
Name: Aquilla Parker
Company: 4 REG'T (BAYLES') EAST TENNESSEE MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 159 Roll Exct: 602
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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