Parker family correspondence and papers, 1776-1912.

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Parker family correspondence and papers, 1776-1912.

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Primarily correspondence of the Parker family of Norwich, Connecticut, particularly that of Timothy Parker (1836-1905) with his first wife, Sallie A. Waterman Parker; his mother, Betsey M. Parker; sisters, Sarah and Lydia; and his second wife, Clementine Moseley Parker; as well as papers concerning his Civil War service. Also includes letters to Sarah Fitch Parker from her husband, John Parker, and her son, Timothy Parker (1804-1832). Contains correspondence of Timothy Parker (1736-1797) to his wife and children while involved in the West India trade.

1.25 linear feet (3 boxes).

Connecticut Historical Society

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Parker, Sarah Fitch, 1771-1847.

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Parker, John, 1772-1819.

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Parker, Timothy, 1804-1832.

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United States. Army. Connecticut Infantry Regiment, 18th. Company D.

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Parker, Timothy, 1836-1905.

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Parker family.

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Timothy Parker (1736-1797) was captain of the Oliver Cromwell during the Revolutionary War and lived in Norwich, Connecticut. His son, John Parker, married Sarah Fitch, and was also a sea captain. Their grandson, Timothy Parker (1836-1905), son of John Henry and Betsey M. Parker, served in the 18th Connecticut Regiment, Company D, during the Civil War. Additional biographical information is available in the archives control file. From the description of Parker family correspondence a...

Parker, Timothy, 1736-1797.

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