Person:David Parkinson (1)

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David Parkinson
b.Bef 21 Mar 1758 , Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,
d.Bef 4 Nov 1817 , , Champaign County, Ohio,
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Catherine Parkison - Bef 1794
  2. Elizabeth Parkison
  3. James Parkison
  4. John Parkison
  5. Margaret Parkison
  6. Thomas Parkison - Bef 1807
  7. William Parkison
  8. Joseph ParkisonAbt 1738/39 - Bef 1834
  9. Richard ParkisonBef 1738/39 - Bef 1802
  10. Benjamin ParkisonAbt 1749/50 - 1834
  11. David ParkinsonBef 1758 - Bef 1817
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  David ParkinsonBef 1758 - Bef 1817
  • W.  Jane DavisBet 1770 & 1777 - Bet 1818 & 1820
m. 29 Aug 1783
  1. James W. ParkisonAbt 1791 - 1851
  2. Mary Parkinson1794 - 1864
  3. William ParkisonAbt 1799 - 1842
  4. David Parkison1805 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1] David Parkinson
Gender Male
Birth[2] Bef 21 Mar 1758 , Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,
Baptism[4][22] 21 Mar 1758 , Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,
Other[5][23] Bet 1777 and 1780 , , Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,Military
Other[6][24] Bef Apr 1781 , Pittsburgh, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania,Migration
Marriage 29 Aug 1783 to Jane Davis
Other[9][26] 29 Aug 1783 , , Washington County, Pennsylvania,Property
Other[7][8][25] Bet 1783 and 1785 , , Washington County, Pennsylvania,Migration
Other[10][27] 1786 , Straban Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania,Tax
Other[12][13][28] Bef 29 Aug 1789 , Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania,Property
Occupation[11] Bet 30 Aug 1789 and 29 Aug 1793 , Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania,an Innkeeper
Census[29] 1790 , , Washington County, Pennsylvania,
Other 29 Aug 1793 Property
with Jane Davis
Other 14 Nov 1793 , Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania,Property
with Jane Davis
Other[30] Aft 14 Nov 1793 , , Washington County, Pennsylvania,Migration
Residence[14][15] Abt 1794 , Limestone/Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky,
Other[16] 1797 , , Mason County, Kentucky,Tax
Census[31] 1800
Other[17][32] 1801 , , Fleming County, Kentucky,Tax
Other? Bet 1802 and 1805 , , Mason County, Kentucky,Tax
Other[18] Abt 1805 , Salem, Champaign County, Ohio,Migration
Occupation[19] Bet 1806 and 1811 , Salem, Champaign County, Ohio,the Town Clerk
Census[33] 1810 , , , Ohio,
Other[20][34] 1811 , Salem, Champaign County, Ohio,Tax
Occupation[21] 1813 , Salem, Champaign County, Ohio,a Justice of the Peace
Death[3] Bef 4 Nov 1817 , , Champaign County, Ohio,
References
  1. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001).
  2. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    baptized 21 Mar 1758; pg 42.
  3. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004)
    because Jane, along with on John McAdams, filed a lawsuit against James Brown and Samuel Smuth on that date. It would have been improbable for her to file suit by herself if David was still alive.
  4. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    Dr. Cuthbertson was a circuit-riding Presbyterian minister who preached to members of the Covenanter Society of the Church of Scotland in America. footnote 101: A note in Dr. Cuthbertson's Journal states that he "Rode 4 miles to William Parkieson's [from Carlilse] and explained Hesea 3:33. Baptozed David, his son o.a., at Joseph Junken's." Fields, S. Helen, "Reigister of Marriages and Baptisms performed by the Rev. John Cuthbertson, Covenanter Minister, 1751-1791," Washington, D.C., 1934, page 95. Reprinted by the Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1983.
  5. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  6. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    arrived in Washington Co., PA after 1781 per "Listing of Inhabitants in 1781 - Washington County, Pennsylvania," complied by Shirley, G.M. Iscrupe of the SW PA Genealogical Services, Lughlintown, PA. Benjamin, John (single), Joseph, Richard (single), Thomas and two Williams are listed. In Washington Co by 29 Aug 1783 when he sold property; pg 43, fn 106.
  7. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    listed in local merchant's account books. Crumrine, p.656; pg 44.
  8. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  9. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    Washington Co Land Records, Book 1-A, pg 262. Sold land approximately one mile below Devore's Ferry to William Scott of Cumberland Co for 233L. Deed witnessed by William Parkison and acknowledged by Benjamin Parkison. No wife on deed.; pg 43.
  10. ↑ A Duplicate of the State Taxes for the Year 1786A Duplicate of the State Taxes for the Year 1786A Duplicate of the State Taxes for the Year 1786, Washington County, PA, Url: http://www.pa-roots.com/~w.
  11. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    Washington County Land Records, Book 1-I, p. 706.
  12. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    lot 94 purchased by David from proprietors. Lot 94 occupies the northeast corner of present day Main and Wheeling, one of the busiest and most important intersections in the center of toewn, just one block south of the Courthouse. Washington Co Land Records, Book 1=I, p.706. At the time Main Street was Market and Wheeling was Bell. Crumrine, p.477; pg 44-45.
  13. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    Washington County Land Records, Book 1-I, p. 706.
  14. ↑ Ed H Parkison. Chasing the Frontier, A History of the Parkison Family. (Work in progress through 25 Jun 2001)
    Frontier town, only major landing on the Ohio River in eastern KY, center of shipping activity and commerce with the eastern states. Until 1790, Daniel Boone lived here and operated a tavern, store, and trading post; pg 47.
  15. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  16. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  17. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  18. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  19. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004)
    Middleton, Judge Evan P., "History of Champaign County, Ohio," B.F. Bowen & Co., Indianapolis, 1917, p. 182.
  20. ↑ Champaign County Ohio USGENWEB, Url: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohchampa/
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohchampa/records.htm POLL TAX 1811, CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, surnames A-M, extracted by Linda Moeller, 1997 from Second Election, Antrim's History of Champaign & Logan counties, 1872 .
  21. ↑ Ed H Parkison. The Parkison Family of Milford Center in Union County, Ohio. (Work in progress through 1 May 2004).
  22. ↑ by Rev. John Cuthbertson
  23. ↑ Cumberland County's Third Battalion of the Pennsylvania Millitia
  24. ↑ This date is based on the fact that his signature appears on a petition for the removal of General Brodhead as the commander of Fort Pitt.
  25. ↑ Since Washington County was formed from Westmoreland County in 1781, the same year he signed the petition, he may not have actually "moved" to Washington County.
  26. ↑ sold 266-acre tract of land on west bank of Monongahela River
  27. ↑ State||Straban is just east of Washington City.
  28. ↑ Lot 94, which occupies the northest corner of present-day Main and Wheeling, one of the busiest and most important intersections in the center of town, just one block south of the Courthouse. He bought the property on credit from the original proprietors and did not receive full title until 29 Aug 1793.
  29. ↑ David Parker Males: Males 2 16>, 3 <16, 1 females

    Roll: M637_9
    Page: 250
  30. ↑ left
  31. ↑ Living in Kentucky which was not a state.
  32. ↑ carved from Mason Co. 1798
  33. ↑ Living in Ohio which was not a state
  34. ↑ Parkison, David Salem elector
    Parkison, David Salem clerk

    also:
    Parkison, David W. Urbana elector
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