GUTHRIE/PARKER FAMILIES OF MOREHAD CITY N.C.:Information about Jonathan Parker

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Jonathan Parker (b. Abt. 1735, d. Abt. 1806)

Jonathan Parker (son of Isaac Parker and Susannah Parker) was born Abt. 1735, and died Abt. 1806 in Sampson County,N.C.. He married Suzanna Cotton.

Notes for Jonathan Parker:

Jonathan Parker was the captain of the Duplin County Militia during the Revolutionary war. He lived on the banks of Six Runs Creek in Duplin County, N.C. He was fairly prominent in county court and malitia affairs. A land survey of 1774 contains a description of his plantation, It states that there were 500 acres On Six Runs Creek, Near Turkey, N.C., in Sampson County, N.C. Sampson County was created from part of Duplin County, and Jonathan played a part in the creation of this county.

More About Jonathan Parker:
Fact 1: CAPTAIN OF THE DUPLIN COUNTY MILITIA IN THE REVOUTIONARY WAR..

Children of Jonathan Parker and Suzanna Cotton are:

Peyton Randolph Parker, d. date unknown.
Tabitha Parker, d. date unknown.
Sussanah Parker, d. date unknown.
+Richard Parker, b. Abt. 1755, North Hampton County,N.C., d. Bef. November 1836, Sampson County,N.C..
Elizabeth Parker, b. Abt. 1780, d. date unknown.
Bathsheba Parker, b. 1790, d. date unknown.
Jemima Parker, b. 1790, d. date unknown.