I10172: Betty Ethel ALVIS (13 Feb 1895

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Bk 4 p. 208.

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CONFLICT: on bd 1747 is this death date? Dates are in error. children all born 1631-1639, she may not be dau of Samuel b 1607 or she may not be mother of these children. Maybe a different Jane.

[261693]
says 1647 born after child bd

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John Quincy was too old to serve in the Civil War, but he served at home in the community helping women with their farms and slaves.

Obit. Quincy, of Lower St.Matthews fell dead in his buggy from heart disease during the Democratic celebration last Thurs.in Orangeburg. The body was taken to Maj. .WHALEY's, his s-i-l. He was a sucessful farmer. The little town of Parler is situated on Highway No.45, on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, and is about five miles east of Elloree. The vast surrounding acreage was originally owned by James Quincy PARLER and his wife Barbara (WHITMORE). To this union were born a large family and in due season a goodbye settlement was made of each child. Other settlers came to this section and played an important part in the welfare of lower Orangeburg District. In 1886 the R.R. was given the right of way through this section, and Eugene M. PARLER became Depot Agent. During the year 1870 Eugene built the first house in the
present town, and therefore he is said to have been the founder of the village, which bears his name....compiled by Emmie May BOOKHART.

It is said that John Quincy intended to name his dgts. after the states of the Union; succeeded in naming three of them in such a manner, Texas, Missouri and Virginia.

Barbara J. PARLER made suit to grant her Letters of Adm. for her late husband's estate. Court of Probate to be held in Orangeburg Feb.9th signed 25 Jan.1883 by Benj.P.IZLAR, Judge of Probate. Estate Sale, Friday, March 9th.
John Quincy PARLER and Barbara Jane WHITMORE had the following children:

i.George L. J. PARLER was born on 21 Sep 1843 in South Carolina. He died on 22 Feb 1894 in South Carolina. He was buried in Antioch Cemetery near
Elloree, South Carolina. C.S.A. Co.I, 2 S.C.Art'y., military records in my files. George studied to be an M.D., was called off to war and was engaged when he left home. Upon his return he found his sweetheart was dead, slaves
freed and his money gone. He just "lost himself" and died a pauper.
ii.Lauretta Virginia PARLER.
iii.Texas Melisa PARLER.
iv.Mary E. PARLER.
v.Eugene Moore PARLER.
vi.Annah Rebecca PARLER.
vii.Brooks A. PARLER.
viii.Melisa PARLER.
ix.Missouri Clarinda PARLER.
x.Allen B. PARLER.
xi.Infant PARLER She was born in S.C. and died on 19 Jul 1864 in South Carolina. She was buried in Antioch Cemetery near Elloree, South Carolina.
xii.Zola L. PARLER. ^[S404]

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Aka: Tyllott.

My Southern Family

Betty Ethel ALVIS

13 Feb 1895 - 12 Dec 1983

ID Number: I10172

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Thomas BAILEY

ABT 1750 - ABT 1780

ID Number: I91980

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Vicomte HUGUES V Callides CHATEAUDUN

ABT 1150 - ____

ID Number: I29031

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Lod GATEWOOD

5 Jan 1873 - 4 Mar 1939

ID Number: I15539

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Frances Eloise HEMBREE

Annie HUGHES

1799 - ____

ID Number: I77010

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Jane IRONMONGER

ABT 1630 - ____

ID Number: I54235

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Lenora NICHOLS

ABT 1836 - Jun 1911

ID Number: I63518

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John Quincy PARLER

26 Nov 1820 - 26 Oct 1882

ID Number: I25710

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Tabitha STEED

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I38314

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Princess Royal MARY STUART

4 Nov 1631 - 24 Dec 1660

ID Number: I50914

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MARGERY TILLOTT

ABT 1442 - ____

ID Number: I79380

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