The City of Grand Rapids and Kent County, Mich., up to date : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens.Logansport, Ind.: A.W. Bowen & Co., 1900, page 930. (Biographical sketch of his only son James Hiram Parmeter)
"Jacob E. Parmeter was reared a tiller of the soil and was still a young man when he came to Michigan. He first located in Jackson county, then came to Kent county and in the spring of 1865 moved to Grand Travers county, where his death took place September 4, 1867. His wife, who was chiefly reared in Michigan was beyond doubt a native of New York, and died in Courtland township, Kent county, Mich., January 20, 1871."
Please note that the marker dates do not agree with the two census enumerations that he appears on (born 1819). Also the marker states his death was in 1865, however his son's biographical sketch gives a full date of Sep 4, 1867.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter was the son of David and Sarah (Clement)early settlers of Jackson Co., Michigan, they were married 15 Mar 1818 in NY. His grandparents were Jesse L. Parmeter and Elizabeth Goo. Jacob was the eldest born of 10 children and had 4 half siblings through his father who married secondly Sally Whitman after Sarah's death on 31 Mar 1831. The first child born to the second marriage was a daughter Sarah born 1 Sep 1832 in NY.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter and his wife Cynthia Hewitt were the parents of one son, James Hiram Parmeter (FAG # 29654876,)
"Jacob E. Parmeter was reared a tiller of the soil and was still a young man when he came to Michigan. He first located in Jackson county, then came to Kent county and in the spring of 1865 moved to Grand Travers county, where his death took place September 4, 1867. His wife, who was chiefly reared in Michigan was beyond doubt a native of New York, and died in Courtland township, Kent county, Mich., January 20, 1871."
Please note that the marker dates do not agree with the two census enumerations that he appears on (born 1819). Also the marker states his death was in 1865, however his son's biographical sketch gives a full date of Sep 4, 1867.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter was the son of David and Sarah (Clement)early settlers of Jackson Co., Michigan, they were married 15 Mar 1818 in NY. His grandparents were Jesse L. Parmeter and Elizabeth Goo. Jacob was the eldest born of 10 children and had 4 half siblings through his father who married secondly Sally Whitman after Sarah's death on 31 Mar 1831. The first child born to the second marriage was a daughter Sarah born 1 Sep 1832 in NY.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter and his wife Cynthia Hewitt were the parents of one son, James Hiram Parmeter (FAG # 29654876,)
The City of Grand Rapids and Kent County, Mich., up to date : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens.Logansport, Ind.: A.W. Bowen & Co., 1900, page 930. (Biographical sketch of his only son James Hiram Parmeter)
"Jacob E. Parmeter was reared a tiller of the soil and was still a young man when he came to Michigan. He first located in Jackson county, then came to Kent county and in the spring of 1865 moved to Grand Travers county, where his death took place September 4, 1867. His wife, who was chiefly reared in Michigan was beyond doubt a native of New York, and died in Courtland township, Kent county, Mich., January 20, 1871."
Please note that the marker dates do not agree with the two census enumerations that he appears on (born 1819). Also the marker states his death was in 1865, however his son's biographical sketch gives a full date of Sep 4, 1867.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter was the son of David and Sarah (Clement)early settlers of Jackson Co., Michigan, they were married 15 Mar 1818 in NY. His grandparents were Jesse L. Parmeter and Elizabeth Goo. Jacob was the eldest born of 10 children and had 4 half siblings through his father who married secondly Sally Whitman after Sarah's death on 31 Mar 1831. The first child born to the second marriage was a daughter Sarah born 1 Sep 1832 in NY.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter and his wife Cynthia Hewitt were the parents of one son, James Hiram Parmeter (FAG # 29654876,)
"Jacob E. Parmeter was reared a tiller of the soil and was still a young man when he came to Michigan. He first located in Jackson county, then came to Kent county and in the spring of 1865 moved to Grand Travers county, where his death took place September 4, 1867. His wife, who was chiefly reared in Michigan was beyond doubt a native of New York, and died in Courtland township, Kent county, Mich., January 20, 1871."
Please note that the marker dates do not agree with the two census enumerations that he appears on (born 1819). Also the marker states his death was in 1865, however his son's biographical sketch gives a full date of Sep 4, 1867.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter was the son of David and Sarah (Clement)early settlers of Jackson Co., Michigan, they were married 15 Mar 1818 in NY. His grandparents were Jesse L. Parmeter and Elizabeth Goo. Jacob was the eldest born of 10 children and had 4 half siblings through his father who married secondly Sally Whitman after Sarah's death on 31 Mar 1831. The first child born to the second marriage was a daughter Sarah born 1 Sep 1832 in NY.
Jacob Eastman Parmeter and his wife Cynthia Hewitt were the parents of one son, James Hiram Parmeter (FAG # 29654876,)
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