He was married to Elizabeth Massengale; who may also be buried here.
He was the son of William Soloman Parker, Sr and Martha Pleasant Anderson; both may also be buried in this cemetery.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812 - First Regiment of Buncombe County.
See: Descendants of William Soloman Parker, Sr.
By DWelch: Hi Jim,
I am a descendant of Soloman Parker and have studied him for 30 years.
There are no records of him as William Soloman. He was just Soloman.
Also he died after the 1860 census. He and Elizabeth and their grandchildren are listed on the Jackson Co. Census in 1860.
Sol Parker household, 1860 U.S. Census, Jackson County, North Carolina, Webster P.O., stamped page no. 281, line no. 27,family #46. Sol Parker, male, age 59, $150 real estate, $200 p.p.. can't read or write, born NC; Elizabeth Parker, age 60; E Parker, female, age 13; Levi Parker, male age 11; J.M Parker, age 10 male; L.A. Parker, female, age 9; Jas.M. Parker, male, age 7.
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Note to myself and probably apocryphal: There are some that believe he had a brother who survived, married and had a family that was also named William Soloman Parker, Jr. His wife were Elizabeth Jane Brown, Macon Co., 1797 - 1880 and Mary Lucinda Queen, b. 1818, NC.
http://www.goldenbranches.com/nc-state/cherokee/parker.htm
He was the son of William Soloman Parker, Sr and Martha Pleasant Anderson; both may also be buried in this cemetery.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812 - First Regiment of Buncombe County.
See: Descendants of William Soloman Parker, Sr.
By DWelch: Hi Jim,
I am a descendant of Soloman Parker and have studied him for 30 years.
There are no records of him as William Soloman. He was just Soloman.
Also he died after the 1860 census. He and Elizabeth and their grandchildren are listed on the Jackson Co. Census in 1860.
Sol Parker household, 1860 U.S. Census, Jackson County, North Carolina, Webster P.O., stamped page no. 281, line no. 27,family #46. Sol Parker, male, age 59, $150 real estate, $200 p.p.. can't read or write, born NC; Elizabeth Parker, age 60; E Parker, female, age 13; Levi Parker, male age 11; J.M Parker, age 10 male; L.A. Parker, female, age 9; Jas.M. Parker, male, age 7.
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Note to myself and probably apocryphal: There are some that believe he had a brother who survived, married and had a family that was also named William Soloman Parker, Jr. His wife were Elizabeth Jane Brown, Macon Co., 1797 - 1880 and Mary Lucinda Queen, b. 1818, NC.
http://www.goldenbranches.com/nc-state/cherokee/parker.htm
He was married to Elizabeth Massengale; who may also be buried here.
He was the son of William Soloman Parker, Sr and Martha Pleasant Anderson; both may also be buried in this cemetery.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812 - First Regiment of Buncombe County.
See: Descendants of William Soloman Parker, Sr.
By DWelch: Hi Jim,
I am a descendant of Soloman Parker and have studied him for 30 years.
There are no records of him as William Soloman. He was just Soloman.
Also he died after the 1860 census. He and Elizabeth and their grandchildren are listed on the Jackson Co. Census in 1860.
Sol Parker household, 1860 U.S. Census, Jackson County, North Carolina, Webster P.O., stamped page no. 281, line no. 27,family #46. Sol Parker, male, age 59, $150 real estate, $200 p.p.. can't read or write, born NC; Elizabeth Parker, age 60; E Parker, female, age 13; Levi Parker, male age 11; J.M Parker, age 10 male; L.A. Parker, female, age 9; Jas.M. Parker, male, age 7.
==========================================================
Note to myself and probably apocryphal: There are some that believe he had a brother who survived, married and had a family that was also named William Soloman Parker, Jr. His wife were Elizabeth Jane Brown, Macon Co., 1797 - 1880 and Mary Lucinda Queen, b. 1818, NC.
http://www.goldenbranches.com/nc-state/cherokee/parker.htm
He was the son of William Soloman Parker, Sr and Martha Pleasant Anderson; both may also be buried in this cemetery.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812 - First Regiment of Buncombe County.
See: Descendants of William Soloman Parker, Sr.
By DWelch: Hi Jim,
I am a descendant of Soloman Parker and have studied him for 30 years.
There are no records of him as William Soloman. He was just Soloman.
Also he died after the 1860 census. He and Elizabeth and their grandchildren are listed on the Jackson Co. Census in 1860.
Sol Parker household, 1860 U.S. Census, Jackson County, North Carolina, Webster P.O., stamped page no. 281, line no. 27,family #46. Sol Parker, male, age 59, $150 real estate, $200 p.p.. can't read or write, born NC; Elizabeth Parker, age 60; E Parker, female, age 13; Levi Parker, male age 11; J.M Parker, age 10 male; L.A. Parker, female, age 9; Jas.M. Parker, male, age 7.
==========================================================
Note to myself and probably apocryphal: There are some that believe he had a brother who survived, married and had a family that was also named William Soloman Parker, Jr. His wife were Elizabeth Jane Brown, Macon Co., 1797 - 1880 and Mary Lucinda Queen, b. 1818, NC.
http://www.goldenbranches.com/nc-state/cherokee/parker.htm
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