Barking Up the Wrong Tree: Call of Duty

17 April 2013

Call of Duty

A few comments along with list of spouses and children after the jump.

John Parker

Birth: 6 Sep 1758 in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
Marriage: 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia to Sarah White
Marriage: 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia to Sarah White
Marriage: 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia to Sarah White
Marriage: 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia to Sarah White
Marriage: 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia to Sarah White
Residence: 1801 in Franklin County, GA
Residence: 1820 in Clark, Illinois
Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Martha Duty
Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Sally Duty
Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Martha Duty
Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Sally Duty

Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Martha Duty
Marriage: 21 Mar 1825 in Crawford, Illinois to Sally Duty

Residence: 1830 in Clark, Illinois
Death: 19 May 1836 in Fort Parker, Limestone, Texas

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JOHN PARKER'S FAMILY

SPOUSE & CHILDREN
Sarah White (1759-1821)
✿ John R Parker (1690-1869)
✿ John R Parker (1690-1869)
✿ John R Parker (1690-1869)
✿ John R Parker (1690-1869)
✿ John R Parker (1690-1869)
✿ Jesse Parker (1780- )
✿ Jesse Parker (1780- )
✿ Jesse Parker (1780- )
✿ Jesse Parker (1780- )
✿ Jesse Parker (1780- )
✿ Daniel Parker (1781-1844)
✿ Daniel Parker (1781-1844)
✿ Daniel Parker (1781-1844)
✿ Daniel Parker (1781-1844)
✿ Daniel Parker (1781-1844)
✿ Issac Parker (1782-1844)
✿ Issac Parker (1782-1844)
✿ Issac Parker (1782-1844)
✿ Issac Parker (1782-1844)
✿ Issac Parker (1782-1844)
✿ Sarah Salley Parker (1782- )
✿ Sarah Salley Parker (1782- )
✿ Sarah Salley Parker (1782- )
✿ Sarah Salley Parker (1782- )
✿ Sarah Salley Parker (1782- )
✿ John Parker (1783-1811)
✿ John Parker (1783-1811)
✿ John Parker (1783-1811)
✿ John Parker (1783-1811)
✿ John Parker (1783-1811)
✿ Abigail Parker (1784-1844)
✿ Abigail Parker (1784-1844)
✿ Abigail Parker (1784-1844)
✿ Abigail Parker (1784-1844)
✿ Abigail Parker (1784-1844)
✿ Mary Parker (1785-1846)
✿ Mary Parker (1785-1846)
✿ Mary Parker (1785-1846)
✿ Mary Parker (1785-1846)
✿ Mary Parker (1785-1846)
✿ John Parker (1786-1830)
✿ John Parker (1786-1830)
✿ John Parker (1786-1830)
✿ John Parker (1786-1830)
✿ John Parker (1786-1830)
✿ Benjamin Parker (1788-1836)
✿ Benjamin Parker (1788-1836)
✿ Benjamin Parker (1788-1836)
✿ Benjamin Parker (1788-1836)
✿ Benjamin Parker (1788-1836)
✿ Phoebe Parker (1790-1863)
✿ Phoebe Parker (1790-1863)
✿ Phoebe Parker (1790-1863)
✿ Phoebe Parker (1790-1863)
✿ Phoebe Parker (1790-1863)
✿ Isaac Parker (1793-1883)
✿ Isaac Parker (1793-1883)
✿ Isaac Parker (1793-1883)
✿ Isaac Parker (1793-1883)
✿ Isaac Parker (1793-1883)
✿ John Parker (1795-1810)
✿ John Parker (1795-1810)
✿ John Parker (1795-1810)
✿ John Parker (1795-1810)
✿ John Parker (1795-1810)
✿ Joseph Allen Parker (1795-1839)
✿ Joseph Allen Parker (1795-1839)
✿ Joseph Allen Parker (1795-1839)
✿ Joseph Allen Parker (1795-1839)
✿ Joseph Allen Parker (1795-1839)
✿ James William Parker (1797-1864)
✿ James William Parker (1797-1864)
✿ James William Parker (1797-1864)
✿ James William Parker (1797-1864)
✿ James William Parker (1797-1864)
✿ Nathaniel Parker (1799-1855)
✿ Silas Mercer Parker (1804-1836)
✿ Silas Mercer Parker (1804-1836)
✿ Silas Mercer Parker (1804-1836)
✿ Silas Mercer Parker (1804-1836)
✿ Silas Mercer Parker (1804-1836)
✿ Rachel Parker (1805-1838)
✿ Rachel Parker (1805-1838)
✿ Rachel Parker (1805-1838)
✿ Rachel Parker (1805-1838)
✿ Rachel Parker (1805-1838)
✿ Susanna Parker (1807-1875)
✿ Susanna Parker (1807-1875)
✿ Susanna Parker (1807-1875)
✿ Susanna Parker (1807-1875)
✿ Susanna Parker (1807-1875)
✿ Abigail Sarah Parker (1808-1857)
✿ Abigail Sarah Parker (1808-1857)
✿ Abigail Sarah Parker (1808-1857)

SPOUSE
Martha Duty (1760-1783)
SPOUSE
Martha Duty (1760-1783)
SPOUSE
Martha Duty (1760-1783)
SPOUSE
Martha Duty (1760-1783)
SPOUSE
Martha Duty (1760-1783)
SPOUSE
Sally Duty
SPOUSE
Sally Duty
SPOUSE
Sally Duty
SPOUSE
Sally Duty
SPOUSE
Sally Duty

Thank goodness for copy and paste! That's 94 children. Seriously, ninety-four! I'm really hoping this is some sort of program glitch. Of course minus the duplicates 20 children is still pushing it. Even if the duplicates are a computer error the first child's dates are user error. He was born almost 70 years before his parents and lived for 179 years.

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