Chris sold his farm in Wisconsin and moved his family west to California, settling in the Washington Township (later called "Broderick") district of Yolo County, just across the river from Sacramento. Here he continued farming and retired when ill health necessitated. He and his wife Mary produced eleven children, eight of whom lived into adulthood.
Their lineage continues into the 21st century, mostly in northern California.
Chris sold his farm in Wisconsin and moved his family west to California, settling in the Washington Township (later called "Broderick") district of Yolo County, just across the river from Sacramento. Here he continued farming and retired when ill health necessitated. He and his wife Mary produced eleven children, eight of whom lived into adulthood.
Their lineage continues into the 21st century, mostly in northern California.
Family Members
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Charles Edward Parkinson
1867–1928
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Asa Isaiah "Ace" Parkinson
1869–1952
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George Louis Parkinson
1871–1948
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Herbert J Parkinson
1873–1898
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Wilber Floid Parkinson
1877–1944
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Laura May Parkinson Thiele
1879–1961
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Eugene Deston Parkinson
1881–1951
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Clara B Parkinson
1883–1900
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William Amon "Parky" Parkinson
1885–1984
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Wesley Parkinson
1888–1890
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Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Parkinson Hartman
1891–1988
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