Undocumented burial this cem. Family lore is that she was buried with her husband on their family farm, referred to as William Parks Cemetery.
Born in Fauquin VA, died at Henry Co.
Dau of Rodham Lunsford (1762-1841) and Clement Ball (1766-1833)
m: William Parks Jan 1 1811 in Virginia.
known ch:
-Samuel 1812-1855
-Mary Ann 1815 m: Joseph Denhan/Denham Jan 1 1836 in KY
-Catherine 1818 m: Montgomery Wright Jul 17 1856/Henry Co. Montgomery b: 1815/KY-1880/Henry Co, dau Nancy.
-William 1823- m: Elizabeth Goff Nov 19 1852
-McArthur 1827-1863/Henry Co m: Mary Catherine Parks Aug 28 1856. Mary C. was dau of William Parks and Susan L. Parks. ch include: William B m: Rachall A. Matthews; Newton Arthur m: Nancy March Matthews, Almira Jane m: Arther Lewis Matthews.
-Rosa Jane abt 1829-died at OK m1: John D. Brown Mar 29 1849/Henry Co., m2: John P. Preston May 27 1849 Henry Co.
-Reuben abt 1830-1855
-Susan E. abt 1832-1855 m: Peyton Brown of TN Mar 11 1852/ Henry Co.
1850 census Osage, Henry Co: PARKS: Hannah/60/VA, Catharine/30/KY, William/27/KY Arthur/24/KY, Reuben/20/KY, Susan/18/KY and next door is son Samuel/38/KY and wife Susannah (maiden name was Parks, dau of John and Rachel Parks).
According to the 1850 slave schedule, Hannah is the owner of almost 20 slaves.
1860 Osage, Browing Ferry MO: PARKS Hannah/65/VA, MacArthur/32/KY, Mary C/24, William B/2. Hannah is still shown as a slave owner.
Hannah and her sister, Nancy Lunsford, married brothers William and Reuben Parks.
Hannah is placed in this cemetery with her husband; no official burial records have been found. He was buried on their farm, she is assumbed to be also.
Other known nearby family cemeteries are the Samuel Parks Cemetery, Parks Chapel, and the Peyton Parks cemetery which was moved to make way for the Lakes project. Many of those burials were moved to Calhoun Cem and Parks Chapel.
It is hoped that by entering her memorial someone who knows of this family will get in touch via the suggestion link so that a more accurate accounting can be made for Hannah, hopefully including confirmation of her burial location.
Born in Fauquin VA, died at Henry Co.
Dau of Rodham Lunsford (1762-1841) and Clement Ball (1766-1833)
m: William Parks Jan 1 1811 in Virginia.
known ch:
-Samuel 1812-1855
-Mary Ann 1815 m: Joseph Denhan/Denham Jan 1 1836 in KY
-Catherine 1818 m: Montgomery Wright Jul 17 1856/Henry Co. Montgomery b: 1815/KY-1880/Henry Co, dau Nancy.
-William 1823- m: Elizabeth Goff Nov 19 1852
-McArthur 1827-1863/Henry Co m: Mary Catherine Parks Aug 28 1856. Mary C. was dau of William Parks and Susan L. Parks. ch include: William B m: Rachall A. Matthews; Newton Arthur m: Nancy March Matthews, Almira Jane m: Arther Lewis Matthews.
-Rosa Jane abt 1829-died at OK m1: John D. Brown Mar 29 1849/Henry Co., m2: John P. Preston May 27 1849 Henry Co.
-Reuben abt 1830-1855
-Susan E. abt 1832-1855 m: Peyton Brown of TN Mar 11 1852/ Henry Co.
1850 census Osage, Henry Co: PARKS: Hannah/60/VA, Catharine/30/KY, William/27/KY Arthur/24/KY, Reuben/20/KY, Susan/18/KY and next door is son Samuel/38/KY and wife Susannah (maiden name was Parks, dau of John and Rachel Parks).
According to the 1850 slave schedule, Hannah is the owner of almost 20 slaves.
1860 Osage, Browing Ferry MO: PARKS Hannah/65/VA, MacArthur/32/KY, Mary C/24, William B/2. Hannah is still shown as a slave owner.
Hannah and her sister, Nancy Lunsford, married brothers William and Reuben Parks.
Hannah is placed in this cemetery with her husband; no official burial records have been found. He was buried on their farm, she is assumbed to be also.
Other known nearby family cemeteries are the Samuel Parks Cemetery, Parks Chapel, and the Peyton Parks cemetery which was moved to make way for the Lakes project. Many of those burials were moved to Calhoun Cem and Parks Chapel.
It is hoped that by entering her memorial someone who knows of this family will get in touch via the suggestion link so that a more accurate accounting can be made for Hannah, hopefully including confirmation of her burial location.
Undocumented burial this cem. Family lore is that she was buried with her husband on their family farm, referred to as William Parks Cemetery.
Born in Fauquin VA, died at Henry Co.
Dau of Rodham Lunsford (1762-1841) and Clement Ball (1766-1833)
m: William Parks Jan 1 1811 in Virginia.
known ch:
-Samuel 1812-1855
-Mary Ann 1815 m: Joseph Denhan/Denham Jan 1 1836 in KY
-Catherine 1818 m: Montgomery Wright Jul 17 1856/Henry Co. Montgomery b: 1815/KY-1880/Henry Co, dau Nancy.
-William 1823- m: Elizabeth Goff Nov 19 1852
-McArthur 1827-1863/Henry Co m: Mary Catherine Parks Aug 28 1856. Mary C. was dau of William Parks and Susan L. Parks. ch include: William B m: Rachall A. Matthews; Newton Arthur m: Nancy March Matthews, Almira Jane m: Arther Lewis Matthews.
-Rosa Jane abt 1829-died at OK m1: John D. Brown Mar 29 1849/Henry Co., m2: John P. Preston May 27 1849 Henry Co.
-Reuben abt 1830-1855
-Susan E. abt 1832-1855 m: Peyton Brown of TN Mar 11 1852/ Henry Co.
1850 census Osage, Henry Co: PARKS: Hannah/60/VA, Catharine/30/KY, William/27/KY Arthur/24/KY, Reuben/20/KY, Susan/18/KY and next door is son Samuel/38/KY and wife Susannah (maiden name was Parks, dau of John and Rachel Parks).
According to the 1850 slave schedule, Hannah is the owner of almost 20 slaves.
1860 Osage, Browing Ferry MO: PARKS Hannah/65/VA, MacArthur/32/KY, Mary C/24, William B/2. Hannah is still shown as a slave owner.
Hannah and her sister, Nancy Lunsford, married brothers William and Reuben Parks.
Hannah is placed in this cemetery with her husband; no official burial records have been found. He was buried on their farm, she is assumbed to be also.
Other known nearby family cemeteries are the Samuel Parks Cemetery, Parks Chapel, and the Peyton Parks cemetery which was moved to make way for the Lakes project. Many of those burials were moved to Calhoun Cem and Parks Chapel.
It is hoped that by entering her memorial someone who knows of this family will get in touch via the suggestion link so that a more accurate accounting can be made for Hannah, hopefully including confirmation of her burial location.
Born in Fauquin VA, died at Henry Co.
Dau of Rodham Lunsford (1762-1841) and Clement Ball (1766-1833)
m: William Parks Jan 1 1811 in Virginia.
known ch:
-Samuel 1812-1855
-Mary Ann 1815 m: Joseph Denhan/Denham Jan 1 1836 in KY
-Catherine 1818 m: Montgomery Wright Jul 17 1856/Henry Co. Montgomery b: 1815/KY-1880/Henry Co, dau Nancy.
-William 1823- m: Elizabeth Goff Nov 19 1852
-McArthur 1827-1863/Henry Co m: Mary Catherine Parks Aug 28 1856. Mary C. was dau of William Parks and Susan L. Parks. ch include: William B m: Rachall A. Matthews; Newton Arthur m: Nancy March Matthews, Almira Jane m: Arther Lewis Matthews.
-Rosa Jane abt 1829-died at OK m1: John D. Brown Mar 29 1849/Henry Co., m2: John P. Preston May 27 1849 Henry Co.
-Reuben abt 1830-1855
-Susan E. abt 1832-1855 m: Peyton Brown of TN Mar 11 1852/ Henry Co.
1850 census Osage, Henry Co: PARKS: Hannah/60/VA, Catharine/30/KY, William/27/KY Arthur/24/KY, Reuben/20/KY, Susan/18/KY and next door is son Samuel/38/KY and wife Susannah (maiden name was Parks, dau of John and Rachel Parks).
According to the 1850 slave schedule, Hannah is the owner of almost 20 slaves.
1860 Osage, Browing Ferry MO: PARKS Hannah/65/VA, MacArthur/32/KY, Mary C/24, William B/2. Hannah is still shown as a slave owner.
Hannah and her sister, Nancy Lunsford, married brothers William and Reuben Parks.
Hannah is placed in this cemetery with her husband; no official burial records have been found. He was buried on their farm, she is assumbed to be also.
Other known nearby family cemeteries are the Samuel Parks Cemetery, Parks Chapel, and the Peyton Parks cemetery which was moved to make way for the Lakes project. Many of those burials were moved to Calhoun Cem and Parks Chapel.
It is hoped that by entering her memorial someone who knows of this family will get in touch via the suggestion link so that a more accurate accounting can be made for Hannah, hopefully including confirmation of her burial location.
