Elizabeth PARKER

[heddwch]

Ops sorry forgot to mention I dont have the Elizabeth in the 1841 census
Cheers
Heddwch

[AngelaR]

Hi heddwch

There are 3 Elizabeth Parker variants of the right sort of age living in Ston Easton in 1841. I don't know if you'll recognise any of the households, but here they are.....

HO107 / 939 / 19 Folio 5 Page 4 (contains 2 possibles)

Ston Easton - Elizabeth Parker - 60 - - Born in County
                    - William Pearce? - 65 - Ag Lab - Born in County
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Ston Easton - Betty Parker - 60 - Laundress - Born in county
                    - Elizabeth Treas??w - 10 - - Born in County
                    - George Parker - 7 -        - Born in County
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(Between these 2 households is the household of Joseph and Martha Treas??w - young Elizabeth's parents?)

HO107 / 939/ 19 Folio 8 Page 11

Ston Easton - Elizabeth Parker- 60 - Ind - Born in County
                    - Mary Parker -            -  Born in County

Any clues?

Regards

Angela

[heddwch]

Hi Angela,
THank you for your reply, I really don`t have a clue I was told her husband was a Phillip Parker but am not sure.
Heddwch

[mva]

Hi Heddwch,
Philip Parker and Elizabeth of Ston Easton are my g g g grandparents.I live in Bristol and would love to hear from you,

Merilyn.

[heddwch]

Hello there, I did this tree for a freind of mine, I will send you my email through a PM ( personal message) and I will gladly pass it any messages you have to  my freind.
Thank you for your message
Heddwch

[mva]

Hi,  I'm a new member and reading the info it appears I can't receive P M  at the moment, until I have sent 3 messages, but I look forward to hearing from your friend or yourself  and exchanging  family details. Thanks.

[heddwch]

Thank you hope to hear from you soon
Heddwch

[mva]

Hi, Can you ask your friend what  her relationship to Elizabeth and Philip Parker is. Philip is the earliest family member I can trace.I follow the line of his son Robert, who is my g g grandfather.
I think I should now be able to receive a P M.
Thanks Merilyn.