Before arriving in Immokalee, Collier Co, FL, Parker & Mattie had resided in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905. P. L. Gaulding and family are living in Samson, Geneva Co, AL. On Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Company, with the State of Alabama, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
1908, P. L. Gaulding paid his annual dues of $2.00 to Samson Lodge #624, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He registered for WWI in Walton Co, FL, where he and family had located by 1910.
He and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis. (Gopher Ridge was the former name of Immokalee).
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
Addn'l bio info:
Born in Tift Co, GA; Parker "P.L." & Mattie were in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He was a Mason member of Samson Masonic Lodge #624. Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Co, with the St of AL, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
By 1910, he has relocated to Walton Co, FL, with wife and children: Clinton Parker "Buck" Gaulding and Inza Gaulding-Morrison. He registered there in 1918 for WWI and described as med height, stout build with black hair and light brown eyes.
By 1920, he and family are in Collier Co, FL; where he and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis.
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and he maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
1908, P. L. Gaulding paid his annual dues of $2.00 to Samson Lodge #624, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He registered for WWI in Walton Co, FL, where he and family had located by 1910.
He and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis. (Gopher Ridge was the former name of Immokalee).
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
Addn'l bio info:
Born in Tift Co, GA; Parker "P.L." & Mattie were in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He was a Mason member of Samson Masonic Lodge #624. Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Co, with the St of AL, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
By 1910, he has relocated to Walton Co, FL, with wife and children: Clinton Parker "Buck" Gaulding and Inza Gaulding-Morrison. He registered there in 1918 for WWI and described as med height, stout build with black hair and light brown eyes.
By 1920, he and family are in Collier Co, FL; where he and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis.
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and he maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
Before arriving in Immokalee, Collier Co, FL, Parker & Mattie had resided in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905. P. L. Gaulding and family are living in Samson, Geneva Co, AL. On Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Company, with the State of Alabama, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
1908, P. L. Gaulding paid his annual dues of $2.00 to Samson Lodge #624, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He registered for WWI in Walton Co, FL, where he and family had located by 1910.
He and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis. (Gopher Ridge was the former name of Immokalee).
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
Addn'l bio info:
Born in Tift Co, GA; Parker "P.L." & Mattie were in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He was a Mason member of Samson Masonic Lodge #624. Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Co, with the St of AL, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
By 1910, he has relocated to Walton Co, FL, with wife and children: Clinton Parker "Buck" Gaulding and Inza Gaulding-Morrison. He registered there in 1918 for WWI and described as med height, stout build with black hair and light brown eyes.
By 1920, he and family are in Collier Co, FL; where he and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis.
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and he maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
1908, P. L. Gaulding paid his annual dues of $2.00 to Samson Lodge #624, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He registered for WWI in Walton Co, FL, where he and family had located by 1910.
He and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis. (Gopher Ridge was the former name of Immokalee).
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
Addn'l bio info:
Born in Tift Co, GA; Parker "P.L." & Mattie were in Irwin Co, GA in 1900 and by 1905, Samson, Geneva Co, AL. He was a Mason member of Samson Masonic Lodge #624. Nov 25, 1905, he is listed as the incorporator of Samson Manufacturing Co, with the St of AL, specializing in lumber, real estate, fertilizer, etc.
By 1910, he has relocated to Walton Co, FL, with wife and children: Clinton Parker "Buck" Gaulding and Inza Gaulding-Morrison. He registered there in 1918 for WWI and described as med height, stout build with black hair and light brown eyes.
By 1920, he and family are in Collier Co, FL; where he and Mattie are listed as early settlers of Immokalee (f/k/a Gopher Ridge), in the book "Gopher Ridge", by Doris Moody Lewis.
Parker "P.L." was close friends with the Browns, who were earlier Immokalee settlers and he maintained a very friendly rapor with the Seminole Indians in the area. Brown Tiger was a friend of P.L. and when first arriving, P. L. built a palmetto house for he and his wife, east of Immokalee.
He died on March 10, 1929, at the age of 56, and was buried in Baptist Church Cemetery, Immokalee, Collier, Florida,
Contributor: Martha Ratliff (47567797)
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