In Memory of Joseph Parkman, son of American Revolutionary War Patriot Henry Parkman, Jr.
The Brady Cemetery is built on land that was owned by Joseph Parkman and John Tyrone. Joseph Parkman was in Mississippi by 1806 based on the birth places of his children. He moved from South Carolina through Tennessee to Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Joseph Parkman was born in what was known as the Ninety Six District of South Carolina. He married Susannah Boyd, daughter of Edmond Boyd and Susannah Thurmond. Joseph and Susannah moved to Lawrence County, Mississippi before the 1820 census. They received land patent #77. His future son in law, John Tyrone, received land patent #76.
Joseph and Susannah Boyd Parkman were the parents of:
Frances Parkman who married Adam Tyrone
Mary Maranda Parkman who married John Tyrone,
Elizabeth Parkman who married James Buckley,
Joseph Boyd Parkman who married Jane Farrell,
Littleton Parkman who married Lurena Stamps
Parenthia Parkman who married Alfred Nall,
Margaret Parkman who married William Mullins,
Joannah Parkman who married John J. Mitchell.
Sources:
Bureau of Land Management records
1820, 1830, and 1840 Lawrence County Mississippi census records
Will of Joseph Parkman
Will of Susannah Boyd
Will of John and Elizabeth Thurmond
Family Maps of Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi by Gregory A. Boyd.
Daughters of the American Revolution records from applications for membership for lineage to Patriot Henry Parkman Jr. and Patriot John Thurmond
The Brady Cemetery is built on land that was owned by Joseph Parkman and John Tyrone. Joseph Parkman was in Mississippi by 1806 based on the birth places of his children. He moved from South Carolina through Tennessee to Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Joseph Parkman was born in what was known as the Ninety Six District of South Carolina. He married Susannah Boyd, daughter of Edmond Boyd and Susannah Thurmond. Joseph and Susannah moved to Lawrence County, Mississippi before the 1820 census. They received land patent #77. His future son in law, John Tyrone, received land patent #76.
Joseph and Susannah Boyd Parkman were the parents of:
Frances Parkman who married Adam Tyrone
Mary Maranda Parkman who married John Tyrone,
Elizabeth Parkman who married James Buckley,
Joseph Boyd Parkman who married Jane Farrell,
Littleton Parkman who married Lurena Stamps
Parenthia Parkman who married Alfred Nall,
Margaret Parkman who married William Mullins,
Joannah Parkman who married John J. Mitchell.
Sources:
Bureau of Land Management records
1820, 1830, and 1840 Lawrence County Mississippi census records
Will of Joseph Parkman
Will of Susannah Boyd
Will of John and Elizabeth Thurmond
Family Maps of Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi by Gregory A. Boyd.
Daughters of the American Revolution records from applications for membership for lineage to Patriot Henry Parkman Jr. and Patriot John Thurmond
In Memory of Joseph Parkman, son of American Revolutionary War Patriot Henry Parkman, Jr.
The Brady Cemetery is built on land that was owned by Joseph Parkman and John Tyrone. Joseph Parkman was in Mississippi by 1806 based on the birth places of his children. He moved from South Carolina through Tennessee to Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Joseph Parkman was born in what was known as the Ninety Six District of South Carolina. He married Susannah Boyd, daughter of Edmond Boyd and Susannah Thurmond. Joseph and Susannah moved to Lawrence County, Mississippi before the 1820 census. They received land patent #77. His future son in law, John Tyrone, received land patent #76.
Joseph and Susannah Boyd Parkman were the parents of:
Frances Parkman who married Adam Tyrone
Mary Maranda Parkman who married John Tyrone,
Elizabeth Parkman who married James Buckley,
Joseph Boyd Parkman who married Jane Farrell,
Littleton Parkman who married Lurena Stamps
Parenthia Parkman who married Alfred Nall,
Margaret Parkman who married William Mullins,
Joannah Parkman who married John J. Mitchell.
Sources:
Bureau of Land Management records
1820, 1830, and 1840 Lawrence County Mississippi census records
Will of Joseph Parkman
Will of Susannah Boyd
Will of John and Elizabeth Thurmond
Family Maps of Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi by Gregory A. Boyd.
Daughters of the American Revolution records from applications for membership for lineage to Patriot Henry Parkman Jr. and Patriot John Thurmond
The Brady Cemetery is built on land that was owned by Joseph Parkman and John Tyrone. Joseph Parkman was in Mississippi by 1806 based on the birth places of his children. He moved from South Carolina through Tennessee to Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Joseph Parkman was born in what was known as the Ninety Six District of South Carolina. He married Susannah Boyd, daughter of Edmond Boyd and Susannah Thurmond. Joseph and Susannah moved to Lawrence County, Mississippi before the 1820 census. They received land patent #77. His future son in law, John Tyrone, received land patent #76.
Joseph and Susannah Boyd Parkman were the parents of:
Frances Parkman who married Adam Tyrone
Mary Maranda Parkman who married John Tyrone,
Elizabeth Parkman who married James Buckley,
Joseph Boyd Parkman who married Jane Farrell,
Littleton Parkman who married Lurena Stamps
Parenthia Parkman who married Alfred Nall,
Margaret Parkman who married William Mullins,
Joannah Parkman who married John J. Mitchell.
Sources:
Bureau of Land Management records
1820, 1830, and 1840 Lawrence County Mississippi census records
Will of Joseph Parkman
Will of Susannah Boyd
Will of John and Elizabeth Thurmond
Family Maps of Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi by Gregory A. Boyd.
Daughters of the American Revolution records from applications for membership for lineage to Patriot Henry Parkman Jr. and Patriot John Thurmond
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