| 10. | i. | JACOB4 PARKS, b. Bet. 1794 - 1810, NC; d. Bef. 24 Jul 1858, Monroe Co., TN. |
| 11. | ii. | JAMES4 PARKS, b. Abt. 1800, TN. | |
| 12. | iii. | MARY PARKS, b. Abt. 1803; d. Aft. 1855. | |
| 13. | iv. | RUTH PARKS, b. Abt. 1806, TN; d. Aft. 1880. | |
| 14. | v. | CINTHA PARKS, b. Abt. 1810, TN. | |
| vi. | JOSEPH PARKS, b. Abt. 1810; d. Abt. 1849; m. MARGARET FAIN, 06 Dec 1830, Roane Co., TN Surety: Robert D. Blackstone13,14; b. Abt. 1810. | ||
| 15. | vii. | JEMIMAH PARKS, b. Abt. 1814, TN. | |
| 16. | viii. | ANDREW J. PARKS, b. Bet. 1815 - 1818, TN; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880. | |
| ix. | LABAN PARKS, b. Abt. 1817. | ||
| 17. | x. | CLEMENTINE PARKS, b. 18 May 1818; d. 05 Dec 1862. |
| i. | REBECCA4 FRAZIER19, b. 17 Nov 179919. | ||
| 18. | ii. | JOSEPH PARKS FRAZIER, b. 04 Feb 1801, TN; d. 12 Nov 1857, Jackson Co., AL. | |
| iii. | ABNER FRAZIER19, b. 02 Jan 180319. | ||
| iv. | JULIAN FRAZIER19, b. 27 Apr 180419. | ||
| v. | RUTH FRAZIER19, b. 28 Oct 180619; m. WILLIAM KIRBY19. | ||
| vi. | SAMUEL WILEY FRAZIER19, b. 11 Mar 180819. | ||
| vii. | ROBERT FRAZIER, REV.19, b. 18 Nov 180919; m. ISABELLA MCCARRY?19. | ||
| viii. | ALBERT G. FRAZIER19, b. 08 Aug 181119; m. CLARY? HUNT19, 184019. | ||
| ix. | BARBARY FRAZIER19, b. 29 Jul 181319; m. JAMES HOLLAND19, 17 Jan 184919. | ||
| x. | ANN GRAY? FRAZIER19, b. 03 Jun 181619; m. (1) RICHARD SANDFORD19, 15 Jan 183619; m. (2) IRA BROWN19, 05 May 186619; m. (3) ROBERT J. STOCKTON19, 15 Jan 187119. | ||
| xi. | MARY FRAZIER19, b. 27 Aug 181820; d. 03 Dec 1845, Jackson Co., AL; m. WILLIAM DONATON?; b. 21. |
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More About MARY FRAZIER: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson Co., AL |
| xii. | NAOMI FRAZIER21, b. 08 Mar 182321; m. SAMUEL W. KIRBY21, Dec 184421. |
| i. | MARIAH4 PARKS25, b. Abt. 1804; m. (1) MANTION HOWARD26, 20 Jan 1824, Rhea Co., TN F. David, J.P.27; b. Unknown; d. Bef. 06 Nov 182628; m. (2) THOMAS JEFFERSON UNDERWOOD, 12 Aug 1835, Roane Co., TN Geo. W. Gaines, Sur.29; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. |
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Notes for MANTION HOWARD: Mantion and Mariah Howard had at least two children, according to County Court Minute Docket, Rhea County, Tennessee, 1823-1828. |
| 19. | ii. | MARY "POLLY" PARKS, b. 1804; d. Unknown, Cumberland Co., TN. | |
| 20. | iii. | MARGARET "PEGGY" PARKS, b. 1805; d. Bef. 1870. | |
| iv. | REBECCA PARKS30, b. Abt. 1810, TN31; d. Unknown; m. (1) GEORGE GORDON32, 29 Dec 1839, Roane Co., TN H.S. Purris, Sur., mar. by Wm. Montgomery, J.P.33; b. Abt. 1767, Delaware34; d. Bet. 1850 - 1852; m. (2) JAMES PORTER35, 23 Mar 1852, Roane Co., TN35. |
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Notes for GEORGE GORDON: http://www.roanetnheritage.com/research/historical%20articles/mcelwee/12.htm About Our Ancestors by W.E. McELWEE From: The Rockwood Times, Thursday, 11 May 1922, Vol. 42, No. 19. The LOVE families came from Virginia. One of the families settled in the vicinity of Johnson City. Of the other family there were four girls. Polly, married George GORDON, Ann married James CRAVENS, Francis married James EVANS, Lucy married John EVANS, and Nancy married Thomas FALLS. After coming to Tennessee, George GORDON, who married Polly built and ran Bright Hope furnace in Green county before coming to Roane county. He first located on Cane Creek near the Knox county line but afterwards settled on White's creek. In 1820 he and Mathew P. ENGLISH got a permit for condemnation of lands upon which to build a furnace at the mouth of Camp creek, just above where the C.S. railroad bridge is now located, but the furnace was not erected for some two or three years afterwards. A brotherinlaw James CRAVENS, who married Ann LOVE had moved to Selma, Alabama, where he and his wife died in 1819 leaving two children, Robert, who was born in Rockingham Va., in 1805, and a daughter. GORDON and his wife had no children to raise. After the girl grew up she married Jacob O. SHELLEY who lived at Kingston. They moved to Taledega, Ala., and were the parents of Col. J.T. SHELLEY of the 5th, regt., U.S.A. in 1861-5. Jacob SHELLY was a captain in the war with Mexico and his son, James was in his company. Robert CRAVENS while living with his uncle GORDON assisted in the building the Gordon and English furnace and afterwards became an iron maker himself. GORDON's wife having died he married Rebecca PARKS, a sister of Mrs. Alex MONTGOMERY and Mrs. Ned MARTIN. After GORDON's death his widow married a Mr. PORTER of Sparta Tenn. He was a hotel keeper and a relative of Gov. PORTER of Nashville. Robert CRAVENS, having married Miss Catherine RODDY, now began business on his own responsibility and in 1841 or 2, built the "Eagle Furnace" on White's creek. Afterwards he organized a company at Chattanooga and built a furnace on the bank of the river and against the bluff just above the Market street bridge. He built a home on the point of Lookout mountain. The place is still known as the CRAVENS place. By his first wife he had five children. After her death he married a Miss CUNNINGHAM, a daughter of an old-time Methodist minister in Monroe county whose escape from an Indian massacre when a child, is recorded in Ramseys Annals of Tennessee. A brother, Rev. W.G.E. CUNNINGHAM was for many years missionary to China. CRAVENs first wife, Catherine RODDY, was a daughter of Jesse RODDY who was the ancestor of the RODDY families in Rhea and Roane counties. Her mother was Jane McHAFFEE or MaHAPHY, her father was a soldier in the command of Gen. Thomas O. SUMPTER in the war of the Revolution. He was captured by the British and Tories and was shot five times, after which his property was destroyed. The little girl Jane was sent to an aunt to be raised. After she was grown she came to East Tennessee to visit some relatives where she made the acquaintance of Jesse RODDY and married him. Jesse RODDY was a colateral ancestor of Gen. RODDY of Alabama. Mrs. RODDY was related to the MaHAPHY families of South Carolina, one of whom came to Tennessee and lived for a time at Eagle furnace. One of his sons came to Rockwood in 1868 and as a contractor, built twenty of the first houses erected for the laborers at that furnace. James EVANS, who married Ann LOVE, located on the North side of Clinch river above the junction with Emory at the place still known as the old EVANS place. Some of his descendants still reside in Roane county. One of the LOVEs, it may have been a brother, settled on the Knoxville and Nashville road about four miles above Kingston. The place is still known as the LOVE place. During the war between the states one of the daughters of this family became quite noted as a blockade runner and mail carrier across the line. She was an ardent Unionist while her brother's were supporters of the southern cause. Thomas and Nancy FALLS were the parents of the bald headed preacher that had appointments in the old log schoolhouse at Post Oak Springs heretofore described. |
| 21. | v. | FRANCES PARKS, b. 12 Dec 1813, TN; d. 05 Oct 1901. | |
| 22. | vi. | RUTH PARKS, b. Abt. 1816; d. Aft. 1880. | |
| 23. | vii. | ELIZA PARKS, b. Abt. 1818, TN. | |
| viii. | JOSEPH PARKS36,37, b. Abt. 182238; d. 23 Nov 1864, Greeneville, Greene Co., TN39,40; m. SARAH JANE FRAZIER41, 22 Jun 1852, Rhea Co., TN W. H. Bell, MG42; b. 10 Jan 1817, Knox Co., TN43; d. 25 Dec 1897, Rhea Co., TN44. |
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Notes for JOSEPH PARKS: http://www.tnfraziers.com/samuel.html Children of Beriah Frazier and Barbara Gibbs are: 28 i. Sarah Jane4 Frazier, b. Jan. 10, 1817 in Knox Co., TN; d. 1886 in Rhea Co., TN. She m. (1) Jacob Harvey Love Nov. 27, 1837. She m. (2) Joseph E. Parks June 22, 1852; b. 1820; d. Bef. 1865. More Abt. Joseph E. Parks: Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1864, Wagon Master 3rd TN Co. I C.S.A. |
| 24. | ix. | MILLER E. PARKS, b. Abt. 1827; d. Aug 1873. |
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