1. John Parrott Sr. was born on 12 Nov 1720 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died before 18 Feb 1777 in Halifax Co., Virginia.

Notes: Amelia Co., Virginia Records.
Bk 7, p 260. 7 December 1759. Edmund Booker of Raleigh Parish to John Spencer of same for 80 pounds, 50 acres in Amelia County, bounded by Hector Truly, Booker's Mill Pond, Flat Creek as it meanders and including the mill. Witnesses: Richard Booker Jr., John Smith, John Parrot. Recorded: 26 June 1760.

Bk 7, p 533. 27 November 1761. John Johnson and wife Lucy of Nottoway Parish to John Parrot of Raleigh Parish for 70 pounds, 100 acres in Amelia County in fork of Nottoway River on Yarbrough's Branch, being the same land said Johnson purchased from John Hayes, with all woods etc.. Witnesses: Edmund Booker, John Roberts, William Manire. Recorded: 27 November 1761.

Bk 9, p 214. 25 October 1767. Abner Bates, planter and Phaba, his wife of Amelia County to David Thomsen of same for 165 pounds, 303 acres on South side of Little Nottoway River, adjacent Johnson, Yarbrough, Jones, Elles, Major Waller, and the Pond. Witnesses: John Dickerson, John Parrott, Ruth Parrott. Recorded: 22 October 1767.

Bk 14, p 105. Deed. John Parrot of Nottoway Parish, Amelia Co., to Charles Bailey of same. 1 January 1776, in cosideration for 120 pounds. 100 acres in Nottoway Parish, adjacent to land where John Parrott now lives, adj. lines of Parrot, David Thompson, John Fulks and Stith Bowling. Wit: John Knight, Henry Robertson and W. Peter Robertson.

Amelia Co. tax records:
1765 John Parrott listed as free male under John Tigard
1766 John Parrott 0 other free males 0 slaves 100 ac
1769 John Parriot listed as a free male under Isham Vaughn


Halifax county
Bk 1, 181. 18 February 1777 Will of John Parrott "...being very sick and weak in body..." I lend to my dearly beloved wife Ruth Parrott my land and movable estate during her widowhood & if she should marry, what the law provides & the rest to be equally divided among my children. Executor: Wife, Ruth Parrott, Thomas Stanfield & John Link.

N.B. and after my wifes death her thirds to be divided amongst all my children. Witnesses: William Stanfield, Elijah Parrott, Robert Holt, Robert Stanfield, John Chambers. Presented by Ruth Parrott & Thomas Stanfield two of Executors & proved by three of the witnesses. Proved: 21 August 1777. Security: Thomas Parrott, Robert Stearman. Probated August 1777.

Bk 1, 215. 19 September 1777 Inventory & Appraisement of John Parrott, Among items listed: Cattle, horses, sheep, household goods, one negro woman, shewmakers tools, one mans saddle, a pair cart wheels & body, 19 hogs. Total: 260.5.0. Appraisers: William Turner, William Link, John Link. Returned: 19 March 1778.

Lincoln County Georgia A-18 I. 1798 Joseph Gray of Wilkes County, Georgia and Ledford Parrott of Lincoln County to trusty friend James Parrott of Lee County, Virginia to recover from James Smith, Executor of Ruth Parrot of Lee County, shares of estate of "our father" John Parrott, deceased of Halifax County, Virginia.
Witnesses: John Woolridge, Gibson Woolridge, J.P. Recorded: 10 December 1798.
[this passage is the best documental proof we have of John's parents]

John married Ruth about 1755-1758 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia. Ruth was born about 1732 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died in Feb 1798 in Lee Co., Virginia, about age 66.

Notes: Amelia Co., VA records. Bk 14, p 108. Dower relinquishment. Ruth Parrot, wife of John Parrott, could not conveniently come to Court to relinquish her right of dower in land her husband sold Charles Bailey, described in the immediately preceding deed. Therefore, on March 16 in the 16th year of the reign of George III, John Winn, Thomas Williams and Stephen Cocke, or any two, were ordered to obtain it. This was done by John Winn and Thomas Williams on March 18, 1776 and returned to court.

Bk 12, p 126. 15 June 1780 from Artha Brooks of Cazewell County, North Carolina to Ruth Parrot (wife of John Parrot, deceased) and Elijah Parrot, Susanna Parrot, Pernellippe Parrot, Elizabeth Parrot, James Parrot, Judith Parrot, John Parrot, Nancy Parrot, Salley Parrot & Mourning Parrot, heirs of said John Parrott, deceased and Thomas Stanfield, executor of said Parrot, all of Halifax County for 40 pounds, 210 acres in Halifax on waters of Lawson's Creek, beginning on William Turner's line at John Link's corner white oak thence along William Turner's line to a red oak corner tree on Jn Links line thence along the said line to the beginning. To have and to hold, to the said Ruth Parrot and her children and Thos Stanfield. Witnesses: None. Sally Brooks, the wife of said Artha, voluntarily relinquished her right of dower to the lands conveyed. Recorded: 16 August 1781 by George Carrington, Clerk of Halifax County.

1787 Virginia, Census of F225.Y36 v1: vol 1 p 1-787, v2 p 785-1482, v3 Index: Inddividuals who owned property at the time of adoption of constitution. Halifax County, Page 423, Ruth Parrot, self (not tithable), 1 white male over 16 & under 21, 1 black above 16, 2 horses, 15 cattle Halifax County, Page 423, Elijah Parrot, self, charged with tax, 1 horse Franklin County,

CENSUS: 1790 Virginia, Halifax County: Ruth Parrott, Elisha Parrott [probably Elijah]

Deed bk 1, page 172: Will of Ruth Parrott--
In the name of God Amen. I Ruth Paarrott of the County of Lee being very sick and in low condition, but of perfect mind and memory and form following, viz., First it is my desire after my decease that the Estate shall be divided amongst the Legatees aggreable (sp) to the will of John Parrott deceased, and if there appears to be an overplus that may be legally coming to myself I will and bequeath it to my daughters, Sally and Mourning Parrott, to be equally divided between them, and it is my desire that James Smith be my executor. Ruth Parrott, (Seal)

Signed and Sealed before us by her order: P Fulkerson, Eby (X Cowan, Joshua
Ewing, James Smith.

At a Court held for Lee County the 13th day of February 1798 The last will and Testament of Ruth Parrott, dec'd, was produced in Court and proven by the oaths of Joshua Ewing and James Smith witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.
Teste Samuel Ewing. CL

WILL: 1798, 6 April, Virginia, Lee County FHL Deed Bk 1 pages 83, 104 Ruth Parrott's Estate was appraised. Recorded 10 April 1798. Her husband's property was appraised on the same date even though it was appraised in Halifax Co. when he died in 1777.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 2 M    i. Elijah Parrott was born about 1757 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

   3 F    ii. Susanna Parrott was born about 1759 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Susanna married Joseph Gray Sr. on 20 Feb 1797 in , Prince Edward, Virginia. Joseph died in 1822 in Elbert Co., Georgia.

   4 F    iii. Penelope Parrott was born about 1761 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Penelope married Ledford Parrott. Ledford was born about 1750 in Mecklenburg Co., Virginia and died about 1825 in Poss. Logan Co., KY, about age 75.

   5 F    iv. Sally Parrott was born about 1763 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Notes: http://genforum.genealogy.com/Parrott/messages/1345.html Ann Hill.
John and Ruth had a daughter, Sally born abt 1776. She married Robert Beatty. They had a daughter Mary J who married George Smith Houston. George was governor of Alabama and also US Senator.

Sally married Robert Beatty.

   6 F    v. Elizabeth Parrott was born about 1765 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Notes: MARRIAGE: 5 March Virginia, Halifax Co. by Rev. William P. Martin p 13. Sur. Jesse Spradling. Elizabeth signs her own consent. Bond 2 Feb 1788. FHL 975.5661 V2k Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Halifax County, Virginia 1753-1800, comp & pub by Catherine Lindsay Knorr 1957 page 85.

Elizabeth married William Smart on 5 Mar 1788 in Halifax Co., Virginia. William was born in 1761 in Halifax Co., Virginia.

+ 7 M    vi. James Parrott was born about 1766 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

   8 F    vii. Judith Parrott was born about 1767 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia, died in Smith Co., Tennessee, and was buried in Smith Co., Tennessee.

Notes: 1787 Virginia, Halifax County Married by Rev. James Watkins. Ministers' Returns p 26 FHL Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Halifax County, Virginia, 1753-1800, comp & pub by Catherine Lindsay Knorr 1957.

Judith married Easom Graves on 11 Jan 1787 in Halifax Co., Virginia. Easom was born about 1760-1770 in Spotsylvania Co., Virginia and died in 1843 in Jackson Co., Tennessee, about age 83.

   9 F    viii. Mourning Parrott was born about 1768 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Notes:

From Ann Hill: John and Ruth's grandson, John Parrott of California wrote a letter to George in 1879 and mentioned Aunt Mourning. "This is how I tracked this down."

+ 10 M    ix. John Parrott Jr. was born on 25 Dec 1770 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died on 6 Dec 1842 in Hancock Co., Tennessee, at age 71.

   11 F    x. Nancy Parrott was born about 1772 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Notes: 1795 8 February Virginia, Halifax Co. by Rev. James Watkins. "Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Halifax county, Virginia 1753-1800", compiled & published by Catherine Lindsay Knorr 1957, page 96.

Nancy married Manpage Vowel on 8 Feb 1795 in Halifax Co., Virginia. Manpage was born about 1768 in Halifax Co., Virginia. Another name for Manpage was Manpage Vowell.

2. Elijah Parrott (John Sr.¹) was born about 1757 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Notes: Clay, Robert Y. 1999. A list of the mens names belong to Majr. Jones battalion of militia who have deserted, distinguishing those who carried on their arms & from those who did not, also those who deserted from this point- Cabin Point 23 February 1781. Virginia Genealogist 43(3):225

7. Elijah Parrott, Halifax County, 1 Guns, No Bayonets, 1 Catrooch Box, 2 Flints, No Cartriges, No From Post

Public service claims for Halifax County:
Elijah Parrott - 6 September 1783, 16 September 1783
21 pounds of Bacon (Southward Expedition) @ 1 pound 1 shilling

Court records
Bk 11, p 86. 1784 David Wood vs Elijah Parrott. Suit abates.

Bk 11, p 113. 1784 Edward Trailer vs Elijah Parrott. Judgment rendered.

Bk 11, p 124. 1784 David Wood vs Elijah Parrott. Judgment rendered.

Bk 11, p 184. 1785 David Wood vs Elijah Parrott & Armstead Rogers for debt of 210 pounds crop tobacco and 1 pound, 9 shillings, 1.5 penny plus costs. Judgment rendered.

Bk 11, p 192. 1785 John Coleman vs Elijah Parrott. Judgment rendered.

Bk 11, p 276. 1785 Charles Milkins vs Elijah Parrott. Judgment rendered.

1786 William Hancock to Elijah Parrott, 315 acres in Newberry Co, SC

A, 355: 3 March 1787. William Hancock of Newberry County, planter, to Henry Mills of the same, for ten shillings, tract on north side Enoree, part of tract laid out to John Anderson, 174 acres adj. Elijah Parrott, William Liles, Thomas Lake, William Hancock (Seal), Betsey Hancock (X) (Seal), Wit: Thoroughgood Chambers, James Kelly, Richard Hancock. Proved 3 Sept. 1787 by the oath of James Kelley and Richard Hancock. Recorded 20 Sep. 1787. [Newberry county, SC Deed abstracts Volume I: Deed Books A-B 1785-1794 [1751-1754] by Brent Holcolmb. SCMAR, Columbia, SC 1999]

A, 232: South Carolina, Newberry county, Ninety Six District. 15 Nov 1787, William Hancock to Elijah Parrott, for 10 shillings, 315 acres on north side of Enoree River adj. Rich'd Kelley, Williamson Likes, William Hancock (Seal), Elizabeth Hancock (X), Wit: Ep. Liles, Eman Rice (mark), Proved in open court 5 March 1787. [Newberry county, SC Deed abstracts Volume I: Deed Books A-B 1785-1794 [1751-1754] by Brent Holcolmb. SCMAR, Columbia, SC 1999]

B, 447-448: 26 Sep 1789, Elijah Parrott of Hallifax County, Virginia, planter, to Abraham Larrowe, planter of Fairfield County, SC, for £100 SC money, tract on north side Enoree River, part of tract laid out to Wililam Nobles, and part laid out to John Anderson, 196 acres of tract to William Nobles & 119 acres of tract laid out to John Anderson, adj. John Gories, Williamson, Henry Mills. Elijah Parrott (Seal), Wit: Ed'wd Kelley, Thomas Lake, Henry Mills (X), Porved 10 Dec 1789 by the oath of Thomas Lake before W. Wadlington, J.P. Recorded 5 June 1793. [Newberry county, SC Deed abstracts Volume I: Deed Books A-B 1785-1794 [1751-1754] by Brent Holcolmb. SCMAR, Columbia, SC 1999]

D2, 442-444: 5 March 1798, Abraham Larrowe of Fairfield County, Camden District, for £80 sterlling to John Mink of Newberry County, 136 acres granted to William Nobles and conveyed to John Anderson and from Anderson to Solomon Hancock and from him willed to Elijah Parrott from Parrot to Abraham Larrowe, land adj. Henry Mills, Williamson Liles, decd, Alex'r Bookter's land on Enoree River, Abraham Larrowe (Seal), Wit: Jacob Minks, William Liles (X), James May, Sarah Larrour (X), wife of Abraham Larrowe, relinquished dower 5 March 1798 before Arramanos [Liles], J.P. in Fairfield County. Proved in Fairfield County by the oath of Jacob Minks 5 March 1798 before Arramanos Liles, J.P. [Newberry county, SC Deed abstracts Volume I: Deed Books A-B 1785-1794 [1751-1754] by Brent Holcolmb. SCMAR, Columbia, SC 1999]

Bk 15, p 217. 1791 James Watkins vs Elijah Parrott. Judgment rendered.

Bk 21, p 158. 1802 Deed acknowledged, Elijah Parrott to John Link Sr. of the indenture (debt) owed to John Link Sr. by Elijah regarding a deed for property.

Bk 19, p 348. 7 July 1802 Elijah Parrott of Chatham County, Georgia to John Link Sr. of Halifax County, Virginia for £6.13.4 pounds, 21 acres adjacent William Turner and said John Link, part of the tract of land formerly held by John Parrott, deceased, and by him willed to the aforementioned Elijah and other children legatees of said Parrott, deceased. Signed: Elijah Parrott. Witnesses: Thomas Watkins, Lip. Link, John Link (mark). Recorded: 27 September 1802.

1806. Listed in petition of Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Elijah married someone.

His child was:

   12 M    i. Sherrod Parrott was born in Halifax Co., Virginia.

7. James Parrott (John Sr.¹) was born about 1766 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Notes: TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 - 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle - Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 1987

"John and Catherine moved from Virginia to Tennessee about the turn of the century. They ended up in Jackson County. The family settled near Carthage, Tennessee, close to the confluence of the Caney Fork and Cumberland Rivers. William Stuart Parrott refers to his early home in the "cane break" region along the Cumberland River in a letter to William L. Marcy, U.S. Secretary of War, 4 January 1847 (letter No. 7, letters sent, in Military Book 27, War Department Archives, Washington, D.C.)."

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Note from Ann Hill, 6 Dec 2003: "I have a copy of a letter from John to the husband of a cousin (the Beattys), and he asked, 'how old was Aunt Mourning' when she died'"

James married Catherine Stuart on 22 Dec 1789. Catherine was born in Virginia and died about 1810 in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Notes: Her maiden name appears in son William's birth certificate (note from Ann Hill, 6 Dec 2003).

Children from this marriage were:

   13 F    i. Elza Parrott was born in 1797 in Near Abingdon, Washington Co., Virginia and died in 1883 in Wartrace Creek, Jackson Co., Tennessee, at age 86.

Notes: May have been really born in Halifax Co., Virginia

Elza married Jesse Lee Jr., son of Jesse Lee Sr. and Unknown Unknown, Apr or May 1813 in Jackson Co., Tennessee. Jesse was born from 1790 to 1791 in Near Abingdon, Washington Co., Virginia and died on 3 Aug 1876 in Macon Co., Tennessee, at age 86.

+ 14 M    ii. William Stuart Parrott was born on 17 Sep 1798 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 6 Sep 1863 in York Co., Pennsylvania, at age 64, and was buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, York Co., Pennsylvania.

   15 F    iii. Sarah Parrott was born on 15 May 1800 in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Notes: May still have been born in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Sarah married Barnett Lee, son of Jesse Lee Sr. and Unknown Unknown, in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

   16 F    iv. Nancy M. Parrott was born in 1807.

Nancy married Will Holcomb.

+ 17 M    v. John B. Parrott Sr. was born on 16 Apr 1811 in Jackson Co., Tennessee, died on 29 Mar 1884 in San Francisco Co., California, at age 72, and was buried in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California.

James next married Unknown Unknown after 1810 in Jackson Co., Tennessee.

Notes: TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 - 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle - Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 198

The family legend is that Catherine Stuart Parrott died and that James Parrott married again. Apparently none of the children approved of the new wife. She is the reason given for William Stuart's decision to join the U. S. Army and she is also given as the reason for John's decision to join his brother, William Stuart, in Mexico as soon as he was old enough to
leave home.

10. John Parrott Jr. (John Sr.¹) was born on 25 Dec 1770 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia and died on 6 Dec 1842 in Hancock Co., Tennessee, at age 71.

Notes: PAGE 78 "Links That Bind" Minerva Parrott Hamblin Letton (Mrs. J.H. Letton) 5110 Branch Ave., Tampa, Florida, is of Parrott descent through her mother Mary Olivia Parrott, descended from JOHN PARROTT, born 1730 married RUTH:

JOHN PARROTT, born Dec 25, 1770 in Halifax Co., VA., married Elizabeth SMITH. (My ancestor) He, John, Jr. died in Lee County, VA in Oct 1844. Their children were Lipscomb Parrott born in Halifax Co., Va., Mildred, Ruth, JOHN, Evan, Ensley, Stephen Smith, SIR PEYTON, Sarah, William and DeGrafienreid Parrott, born 1817. STEPHEN SMITH PARROTT, Minerva's ancestor, born 1805 in Claiborne Co., Tenn. died 1882 in Kingston, KY. He married Nancy Herndon Jessee in Lee County, VA. Their chidren were LIPSCOMB, Mary Jessee and William J. Parrott. LIPSCOMB PARROTT, born 1835, married Rhoda Bales and had Minerva, Josephine and MARY OLIVIA, BORN 25 JUN 1866 IN LEE CO., VA. MARY OLIVIA married A. C. Hamblin M.D., lived in Tampa, Fla and had Frankey and Minerva. MINERVA PARROTT HAMBLIN married J. H. LETTON.

Bk 16, p 689. 23 September 1796 John Parrott, Stan Page Vowell, Sarah Parrott, Mourning Parrott, all of Halifax to John Link Sr. of Halifax for 40 pounds, 126 acres on a Branch of Lawson's Creek, formerly held by Artha Brooks and by him conveyed to children of John Parrott, deceased. Signed: John Parrott, Stan Page Vowell (X), Sarah Parrott (X), Mourning Parrott (mark). Witnesses: James Warrin, Byrd Link, William Link, James Smith. Recorded: 26 September 1796.

Bk 14, 545-546. 20 July 1789 William Warrin of Caswell County, North Carolina to John Parrott of Halifax County, Virginia for 76 pounds, 100 acres on Holts Mill Creek more or less bounded on the west by Alexander Shaws land, Timothy Holt on North, John Warrin Sr. on East, said creek on South. Witnesses: Thomas Stanfield, Timothy Holt, Esom Graves, James Jarrott. Recorded: 25 January 1790. Note: John sold this same land to James A. Glenn 23 September 1795

Bk 16, p 488. 23 September 1795 John Parrott of Halifax to James A. Glenn of same for 31.11 pounds, 100 acres on Holt's Mill Creek bounded by Holt's Creek on South, Alexander Spence on West, Timothy Holts on North, Simpson Warren on East. Signed: John Parrott. Witnesses: James Warren, Timothy Holt, Nathal. Guthrie, Richard Carter. Recorded: 28 December 1795.

Bk 16, p 689. 23 September 1796 John Parrott, Stan Page Vowell, Sarah Parrott, Mourning Parrott, all of Halifax to John Link Sr. of Halifax for 40 pounds, 126 acres on a Branch of Lawson's Creek, formerly held by Artha Brooks and by him conveyed to children of John Parrott, deceased. Signed: John Parrott, Stan Page Vowell (X), Sarah Parrott (X), Mourning Parrott (mark). Witnesses: James Warrin, Byrd Link, William Link, James Smith. Recorded: 26 September 1796.

Bk A, p 166-167. 8 August 1804, Claiborne Co., TN: Bought property from William Fugate and William Allen of Lee Co, Virginia One witness was Stephen Smith

Bk B, p 189-190. 27 August 1807, Claiborne Co., TN: Bought property from Harden Williams of Cumberland Co, Kentucky.

Bk R, p 187. 2 January 1828, Claiborne Co., TN Bought property from Joseph Mahan of same. Witt: Ensley Parrott and John Parrott Jr

Bk P, p 185-186. 15 March 1828. Bought property from John Parrott Jr & Ensly Parrott.

Bk S, p 664-666. 18 February 1843, Claiborne Co., TN. John Parrott heirs deeded their property from his estate to Degraffinreed Parrott, their youngest brother. Lists all childrens names and mentions Evan Parrott having never received his tenth share.

Bk 12, p 154. 10 February 1853, Lee Co., Virginia. John's property being transferred among his children, stating that he was deceased. This property was in the state of Tennessee and Virginia said property transferred from all the children except Evan S. to Degraphenrede for the sum of $1600.

Minute Docket, Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1812-1814 p 38. 1815 May term John Parrott is a security for Lipscomb Parrott who is appointed a constable

10 November 1817, Claiborne County Minute Docket, Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1812-1814. John Parrott vs Arcabold Cooper- On motion the court order of Land the property levied on the No. sides of Wallen Ridge whereon William Cooper now lives be sold for the satisfaction of a Judgement of $30.00 & cost which John Parrott obtained against the sd Archabald Cooper before John Neal, Esqr.

1839 Tennessee, Claiborne County, Dist 6 1839 Tax List
175 acres $1850
163 acres school land (land rec'd by grant) $150
5 slaves $2500

1840 Tennessee, Claiborne County,
males 1 - 20-30 (Degraffenreed was 25 and unmarried)
males 1 - 70-80 (John 80 - died in 1842)
Females 1 - 70-80 (Elizabeth 80 - no death date for her yet).

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FHL 0032429 Lee County Virginia Deeds
Book 6 page 227: 13 December 1828 - Recorded 28 Jul 1829

JOHN PARROTT, SEN. FROM JOSEPH & CHARLES SAMPSON
This Indenture made this thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty eight Between Joseph and Charles Sampson, both of the county of Lee in the State of Virginia of the one part and John Parrott, Sen. of the County of Claibourn in the State of Tennessee of the other part. Witnesseth that they the sd Joseph and Charles Sampson for and in consideration two hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the sd John Parrott the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the sd John Parrott his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of Land lying situate and being in the sd County of Lee containing one hundred acres (be the same more or less) on the waters of Powell River and on the North side of the main road leading from Jonesville (To wit Lee Courthouse to Tazwell) and bounded as follows Beginning at a Spanish oak and White Oak Sapling and then E 10 degrees S. west ninety six poles to two White oaks from one root, then East to a poplar and White oak on or near the road, a conditional corner made by sd Sampsons and Parrott then with the road up to a Walnut tree on the north side of the road near the born, a conditional corner, then to the head of the spring dividing sd spring thence down the branch to the road and with the road up to where the original crosses at a white oak and a Black Gum a conditional corner; thence with the original line to a scrub White oak and cedar. Thence S 76 degrees West one hundred and eighty poles to the Beginning. Together all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appurtaining to have and to hold the sd one hundred acres of with its appurtenances unto the sd John Parrott his heirs and assigns forever and they the sd Joseph and Charles Sampson the Sd Land with appurtenances against the just claim or claims of themselves or their heirs and all and every other person or persons will warrant and forever defend. In Witness we the sd Joseph and Charles Sampson have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seals the day and year first above written.

Joseph Sampson, seal, Charles Sampson, seal
Sealed, signed and delivered in presence of:
Ensley Parrott,
Charles Speak,
Stephen S. Parrott

Virginia: At a Court begun and held for Lee County at the Courthouse the 28th day of July 1829 this Indenture of Bargain and sale for land between Joseph Sampson and Charles Sampson of the one part and John Parrott Sen. of the other part was proven in Court by the oath of Ensley Parrott and Stephen S. Parrott Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste: J. W. S.
Morison, D C

Headstone reads:

DEC 6th
1842
J. PARROTT
DIED IN HIS 73 YEAR

John married Elizabeth Smith about 1787-1788 in Halifax Co., Virginia. Elizabeth was born on 24 Apr 1769 in Halifax Co., Virginia, died on 13 May 1844 in Hancock Co., Tennessee, at age 75, and was buried in 1844 in Parrott Family Cemetery, N. Hancock Co., TN.

Notes: Headstone reads: E. PARROTT DIED
A.D. MAY 13, 1844
AGED 75 YRS 11 M

Children from this marriage were:

+ 18 M    i. Lipscomb Parrott was born on 4 Nov 1789 in Halifax Co., Virginia, died on 9 Aug 1883 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 93, and was buried in Lee Co., Virginia.

   19 F    ii. Mildred Parrott was born on 7 Nov 1791 in Halifax Co., Virginia and was buried in Overton Cemetery, Hancock Co., Tennessee.

Notes: Appears in Hancock co, TN by 1850 census. Name was written as Malinda instead of Mildred.

17 February 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Bk S pp 86-87. Heir of John Parrott in property from Caleb Bales to heirs.

18 February 1843, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. Bk S p 664-666 Heirs of John Parrott to Degraffinreed Parrott.

Mildred married Joseph Parkey about 1820 in Prob, Claiborne, Tennessee. Joseph was born in 1793 in Washington Co., Virginia.

Notes: In the 1880 census for Lee Co., VA, a black worker named Thomas Parkey, age 18, is living with Martha's brother, Lipscomb and his wife.

   20 F    iii. Ruth Parrott was born on 2 Feb 1796 in Halifax Co., Virginia and died after 1870 in Tennessee.

Notes: 17 February 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Bk S pp 86-87. Heir of John Parrott in property from Caleb Bales to heirs.

18 February 1843, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. Bk S p 664-666 Heirs of John Parrott to Degraffinreed Parrott.

Ruth married George Tucker on 16 Sep 1827 in , Hawkins, Tennessee. George was born in 1792 in North Carolina and died in Mar 1850 in Hancock Co., Tennessee, at age 58.

+ 21 M    iv. John Parrott III was born on 11 Jul 1798 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee, died on 10 Jun 1875 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky, at age 76, and was buried in Rush Branch Cemetery, Stamford, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.

+ 22 M    v. Evan S. Parrott was born on 24 Aug 1800 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 25 Aug 1846 in Buchanan Co., Missouri, at age 46.

+ 23 M    vi. Ensley Parrott was born on 3 Feb 1803 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died in Knox Co., Kentucky.

+ 24 M    vii. Stephen Smith Parrott was born on 4 Aug 1805 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 4 May 1882 in Kingston, Madison Co., Kentucky, at age 76.

   25 M    viii. Sir Peyton Parrott was born on 25 Dec 1807 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee.

Notes: Mentioned on p 78 in Links that Bind. A marriage is listed in Halifax co: Bk 5, p 69. 20 December 1921 Louis Peyton Parrott to Roena O' Geary.

   26 F    ix. Sarah "Sally" Parrott was born on 25 Mar 1810 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee.

Notes: 17 February 1843, Hawkins Co., Tennessee, Bk S pg 86-87 Claiborne Co, Tenn Deeds: listed as heir of John Parrott in deed of property from Caleb Bales.

18 February 1843, Hawkins Co., Tennessee Bk S pg 664-666 Claiborne Co, Tenn Deeds: heirs of John Parrott selling property to Degraffinreed Parrott.

Sarah married Hiram M. Tucker about 1828 in Of, Hancock, Tennessee. Hiram was born in 1804 in North Carolina.

+ 27 M    x. William Parrott Sr. was born on 5 May 1812 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 15 Jan 1892 in Texas, at age 79.

   28 M    xi. Degraphenrede Parrott was born on 14 Jul 1815 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee.

Notes: BIRTH: age 35/1850: age 44/1860: age 50/1870: age 65/1880, single

CENSUS: 1839 Tennessee, Claiborne County,

CENSUS: 1840 Tennessee, Claiborne County possibly with his parents.

CENSUS 1850 Tennessee, Hancock County, 33rd Subdivision p 61 fam 499: FHL 0444837: age 35, farmer, $1200 real estate, born Tenn.

CENSUS 1860 Tennessee, Hancock, Walker Dist, PO War Creek age 44 with Ruth Tucker, who is also with John A. Simpson her son-in-law and his children age 44 farming 3500/125 p 540, fam 387 FHL 0805252 2nd filming.

CENSUS 1870 Tennessee, Hawkins, District 12, PO Mooresburg 2nd filming: age 50: farmer $10,000: living with his sister Ruth Tucker and her son-in-law John A. Simpson. He is listed as D. G. p 159, fam 60

CENSUS: 1880 Tennessee, Hawkins, Twelth Civil Dist. FHL Film 12555261 page 350A age 65 single, born Tenn, Father & Mother born Tenn. Name spelled Degrafton fam 134 He has 2 slaves 2 black servants, a white servant age 12, Alice Gill. It has an ink blot, but J. G. Gill was fam ahead and her age fits that family. Also listed are Bob Simpson 17 Sam Simpson 17 Eliza Simpson 40 Virna Simpson 15 all born in TN. Are these the black slaves listed above with their name given in this Index.

DEED: 1843, 17 Feb Tennessee, Claiborne Co. FHL 0898408 Bk S pg 86-87 heir of John Parrott, Decd. from Caleb Bales

DEED: 1843, 18 Feb Tennessee, Claiborne Co FHL 0898408 Bk S pg 664-666 heirs of John Parrott sold property to him.

DEED: 1853 20 June, Virginia, Lee County FHL Lee county Virginia

14. William Stuart Parrott (James², John Sr.¹) was born on 17 Sep 1798 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 6 Sep 1863 in York Co., Pennsylvania, at age 64, and was buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, York Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes: TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 \endash 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle \emdash Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 1987

"William Stuart enlisted in the war of 1812 in November of 1814. He was discharged after having received a wound in the Battle of New Orleans, which caused him to limp for the rest of his life."

"Left home permanently in 1816. His actual movements are difficult to trace, but between 1816 and 1822 he lived part of the time in Cuba and he undoubtedly learned Spanish and studied dentistry in this time. In 1822 Dr. W. S. Parrott, dentist, went to Mexico. By the time he returned to the United States in August of 1826, he acquired a wife by the name of Adele Parrott. A family story says the first wife of William Stuart Parrott (ie, Adele) died and was buried at sea. This story may or may not be true. We do know that William Stuart Parrott's wife, Adele, sailed from Vera Cruz to Philadelphia on 19 August 1826."

1829 - Return to Mexico with his wife, Emile.
1831 - Living in Mexico City.
1834 - 1836 Appointed U.S. Consul in Mexico City by President Andrew Jackson.
1836 - 1839 Expanded his holding in Mexico and added mercantile businesses in New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia, and Vera Cruz.
1839 - Returned to New York after trouble with the Mexican authorities. Was jailed for four months in New York for bad debts.
1842 - Appointed Chief Clerk for U. S. Navy Department in Washington, D.C. Actively pursued his claim vs. Mexican Government for property they had confiscated.
1845 - Sent to Mexico by President James K. Polk as his confidential agent to ascertain "the temper of the present Mexican Government towards the United States . . . to restore friendly relations between the two republics."
1848 - 1852 Returned to the United States. This was the end of his foreign service for the U.S. Government.
1851 - Awarded $71,000.00 plus interest on his claim vs. Mexican Government. The U.S. Government paid this claim under the provisions of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
(This is about 10 cents on the dollar as the original claim was for about $710,000.00).
1852 - Returned to his home in Baltimore, Maryland, at 299 West Madison Street and lived there until 1857.
1857 - Moved to York, Pennsylvania, to be near his oldest daughter, Emily, who had married Dr. A. J. Kenny.
1861 - Spent a year in San Francisco, California, to be near his brother, John Parrott.
1863 - Returned to York, Pennsylvania, where he died on 6 September 1863 and is buried in the Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, Pennsylvania."

William married Adele. Adele died by 1828 on route from Vera Cruz, Mexico?.

The child from this marriage was:

   29 F    i. Emily Adele Parrott was born on 18 Sep 1827 in Mexico City, Mexico.

Emily married Dr. A. J. Kenny.

William next married Emily Comte, daughter of Estaban Julián Comte and Juana Claudia de Garet Bastaille, on 6 Sep 1828 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.

Children from this marriage were:

   30 M    i. William Alfonso Parrott was born in 1830 in Mexico City, Mexico.

   31 F    ii. María Leocardia María de Guadalupe Parrott y Comte was born in 1834 in Mexico City, Mexico and died young.

   32 F    iii. María Delores Cameta Parrott y Comte was born in 1836 in Mexico City, Mexico and died young.

   33 F    iv. Laura M. Parrott was born in 1837 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.

+ 34 M    v. Louis Baldwin Parrott was born on 1 Mar 1842 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland and died on 3 Apr 1908 in Berkeley, Alameda Co, California, at age 66.

17. John B. Parrott Sr. (James², John Sr.¹) was born on 16 Apr 1811 in Jackson Co., Tennessee, died on 29 Mar 1884 in San Francisco Co., California, at age 72, and was buried in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California.

Notes: San Mateo's John Parrott family
By Darold Fredricks Mar 16, 2009 Updated Jul 12, 2017

Born in 1811 in Virginia, John Parrott had it all when he purchased the 260-acre Captain Macondray estate west of Ed Taylor's San Mateo House site on El Camino Real for $30,000.

Macondray called his place Brookside, but Parrott changed it to Bayside. The San Mateo Creek, with numerous Bay trees alongside it, formed the northern boundary of the property. John immediately began remodeling the old Macondray house that was on the property and, by 1868, he had created a Second Empire-style house that he and wife Abby could enjoy in the summer when they ventured down from San Francisco.

John Parrott had been the U.S. Consul at Mazatlan, Mexico at the height of the Mexican American War in the 1840s. In this role, he corresponded with important national leaders such as James Buchanan and Daniel Webster, as well as California leaders such as Thomas Larkin.

These contacts proved valuable later when Parrott moved to San Francisco and started a financial and shipping empire that made him very rich. Commerce and banking became Parrott's life. He built a legendary "fire proof" business building at Montgomery and California streets out of granite imported from China. In 1853, he married Abby Eastman Maher in Mobile, Ala. and settled at their home on Rincon Hill in San Francisco.

In the summers, the Parrotts attended the Catholic Church in San Mateo. They were very conservative people, not the typical big party givers that one associates with the wealthy people on the Peninsula. When in residence there, Parrott often commuted to and from San Francisco by train. The arrival of the train often became a big event in the lives of the locals who would gather on Main Street to observe the comings and goings of the well-to-do.

Parrott's family grew to include six daughters and one son. The eldest daughter, Mary Katherine Parrott was married in 1879 to an aristocratic young Frenchman Christian de Guigne. De Guigne was an agent for a French banking firm. After their marriage, they bought the property fronting Third Avenue and El Camino Real that the Husing family had used for their first general store. The Husing store now sat on the corner of B Street and Third Avenue.

The Ben Franklin Hotel was built on this site in 1927. The de Guignes named the property "Minne-haha" after Katherine's nickname "Minnie." De Guigne was the co-founder of the Stauffer Chemical Company and served as president. He also was a partner with C. E. Whitney, John Stauffer, and August H. Schilling when the Leslie Salt Company was formed. After the 1906 earthquake damaged their Catholic Church, the members met in the large stable that the de Guignes had on their property.

Daughter Abby Josephine ("Daisy") married Captain A. H. Payson in 1884. Payson became director of the Spring Valley Water Company (now the San Francisco Water Department) after a distinguished career in the Army.

He had been an Army engineer and taught at West Point for a few years until 1877 when he was transferred to San Francisco. His work included overseeing construction of lighthouses while with the Lighthouse, Rivers and Harbors Department.

He bought the property in San Mateo south of the de Guignes, facing Fifth Avenue and El Camino Real.

Baywood proper became the residence of son John Jr. who married Mary E. Donohoe. Daughter Grace married attorney Robert Young Hayne in 1881.

The Haynes lived on today's West Fifth Avenue.

John Parrott Sr. died in 1884 at age 74. His wife Abby died in 1917 at age 89. They are buried at St. John's Cemetery.

https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/san-mateos-john-parrott-family/article_7d835793-0fbd-5265-b824-8b0b9a781d20.html

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TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 - 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle - Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 1987

"Although John Parrott joined William Stuart Parrott in Mexico in 1829, the earliest passport for John was 1711 issued on 5 July 1832. He is described as 22 years of age, Stature 6 feet, Eyes hazel, Nose pug, Mouth large, Chin broad, Hair dark, Complexion fair, and Face round. After working with William Stuart in Mexico City, John started working as a clerk in the mercantile business that William Stuart Parrott and Samuel Talbot established in Mazatlan. Some years later in 1837 John applied to the U.S. Government to be U.S. Consul in Mazatlan. A series of letters in the National Archives, Department of State, Consul Dispatches Mazatlan, 1828-1906 lists the recommendations, qualifications, etc., that John had for the job. It was on 30 December 1837 that John Forsyth wrote John Parrott of his appointment as U.S. Consul in Mazatlan.

"Besides his consular duties, he also had his mercantile business. In 1838 William Talbot left the firm of Parrott, Talbot and Co. The firm dissolved and John Parrott organized a new mercantile house called Parrott and Co.

"During the two-year Mexican-American war period John went from Mexico City to Vera Cruz to New Orleans to Havana to Washington, D.C. He was not reappointed to U.S. Consul to Mazatlan until mid-1848.

"John's resignation as U.S. Consul in Mazatlan was submitted to the department of State on 9 April 1850 and later that same month he left for San Francisco. In the next two years, John bounced back and forth between San Francisco and Guadalajara and paid two visits to Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, in 1851 a fire leveled three of the buildings that he owned in San Francisco; consequently, he decided to build a fireproof granite building."

San Francisco Bulletin dated 31 March 1884 (obituary)
"The Banker [Mr. Parrott] for a long time had disappeared from Montgomery Street, where his face was once so familiar. His declining years have been spent in the quiet of domestic life. Mr. Parrott was a pioneer of pioneers. He was one of the few Argonauts who brought money with him . . . His bank was one of the strongest institutions in San Francisco. It is withstood all the storms unshaken.

"Mr. Parrott belonged to a class of conservative bankers. He preferred that his money should remain in his vaults to be loaned out on weak security. There was no amount of interest that could tempt him. Only one case of a loan on doubtful collateral was quoted, and that was on a lot of hams which subsequently spoiled. 'No more hams' was the usual rejoiner when paper not gilt-edged was ever afterwards presented to the veteran financier . . ."

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"In 1845 Captain Andre Castillero formed the New Almaden Company and John Parrott bought on Barra, 1/24th ownership in the mine. By the end of 1861 he had acquired another Barra from James Alexander Forbes. This gave Parrott 1/12th of the ownership, the additional Barra cost Parrott some $34,000. Parrott must have been very proud of the mine as he gave one of his children the middle name of Almaden (Grace Almaden Parrott 1860-1945)."

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From The Nob Hill Gazette, May 1982, by J. Roger Jobson.

John Parrott: Portrait of a Pioneer

Baywood was the name John Parrott chose for his 450-acre San Mateo estate. Amid rolling hills, native oak and bay trees, this wealthy financier and shipping magnate built in 1868 a home for his wife, nine children, as staff of 10, plus gardeners and a dozen or more Chinese laborers.

The vast reaches of Baywood were once included in the great Rancho de las Pulgas, a Spanish grant to that distinguished branch of the Arguello family which gave two governors to California 'before the Gringo came.'

The house was a modified Queen Anne Victorian design with finials rising from a balustrade that swept along the length of the second floor. Th unusually symmetrical architecture and the elegant but restrained interior furnishings made an impression as dignified as was the owner himself.

Although the family also had an impressive residence in the city, it was at Baywood amid landscaped gardens and surrounded by his children that Parrott, then aged 57, lived out the active and well-ordered routine of his life. This gracious existence was the culmination of 40 years of adventure, work and shrewd investment.

Tennessee born, John Parrott at age 18 joined his brother's mercantile and importing business at Mexico City. His passport at that time describes him as 'six feet tall, hazel eyes, large mouth, round face and fair of complexion.' The business was successful and flourished. He was appointed United States Consul at Mazatlan from 1837 to 1846 and reappointed in 1848 until his resignation and move to San Francisco in 1850.

After leaving Mexico, but before settling permanently in San Francisco, 42-year-old Parrott traveled to Mobile, Alabama. There he met and married 24-year-old Abby Meaher. Miss Meaher was reluctant to marry at first and so Parrott, reminiscent of his years in Mexico, engaged musicians to serenade her in front of the hotel where she and her family were staying.

It is true that many of the pioneers to California were men of restricted means and education. Some came to seek their fortune, others to make a fresh start, or in some cases to escape capture and punishment by the law of the land. None of this can be said of Parrott, however, who by 1849 with his California interests well-established from previous visits, arrived in San Francisco with a fortune. He had already proven to be a man of learning and astute business accumen.

Within a few years, Parrott established a banking exchange to purchase gold dust and bullion that adventurous men were digging from the hills and panning from the Sierra streams. A partner in this adventure was W.B. Comstock, the man whose name lives in the annals of the West as the famed Comstock Lode.

The mid-nineteenth century on the Pacific Coast was a period of expanding commerce. California, no longer restricted by Spanish and Mexican jurisdictions, began to attract the shipping attention of the world. A notable characteristic of Parrott was his ability to foresee and adapt to the times. Soon sailing vessels owned or chartered by the Parrott Company sailed the trade routes: quicksilver to Hong Kong, wheat to Liverpool, rice and spices from the Orient and coffee from Central and South America.

Meanwhile, John and Abby Parrott's nine children grew, attended school'96 here, in England and in France'96 traveled abroad, married, participated in the social and cultural life of the city, continued their father's business interests and had children of their own.

Today's descendants of the private and conservative Parrotts continue to be a force in the Bay Area where their lives thread through and contribute richly to the tapestry of the city, giving it continuity, color and durability.

William G. Parrott heads the Parrott Estate Company and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Parrott Ranch Company. William and his poised and stately wife Mary have three sons who represent the fifth generation.

A sampling of other fifth generation Parrott descendants are: Joseph A. Donahoe, V, an active and urbane member of the city's cultural and social life, a graduate student in viticulture at the University of California, Davis, and a member of the governing body of the University of San Francisco's annual symposium; Marc de Tristan, Jr., a graduate of Harvard's School of Business, charity fund-raiser and treasurer of the Nob Hill Association; Richard Thieriot, Editor and Publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle, and his brother Christopher, Vice-President of Western Communication, Inc.; Christian de Guigne, IV, a partner with his brother Charles in the Chateau Senejac Vineyards at Haut Medoc in France, part owner of the New York based travel firm, Ports of Call, and a leading authority in antique arms.

In her definitive biography of her illustrious ancestor, Barbara Donohoe Jostes tells of the death in 1884 at the age of 73 of John Parrott. 'His had been an active life, spanning the years of early trade on the West Coast of Mexico and the Gold Rush. His was the age of sail, the Pony Express, the Overland Mail, the Telegraph, the first steam ships and the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.

'He experienced the devastating fires in the early years of San Francisco, the violent days that brought into being the Vigilantes, and survived the panics in the banking world. Friend of many, exacting himself and others, John Parrott contributed to the advancement of the state and to the city by choice.'

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John lived in Mexico for a number of years before settling in CA.

John had 2 illigimate children while living in Mexico, who he later brought to the US. He and Abigal had 8 children.

John was a US Consul in Mexico. He became a millionaire, was president of a bank and owned a lot of land. There is a picture of him on the San Francisco Public Library website as well as pictures of his San Mateo mansion.

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The Parrott family of San Francisco are perhaps the most exclusive people in that city. Mr. John Parrott, the head of the house, who has been dead for several years, was a very wealthy banker and lived, during his early life, in Mexico. There he married a beautiful Mexican girl, but in later years, after a family had come to them, it was whispered that there was some flaw in the ceremony which them one. Mr. Parrott was devotedly found, however, of his children and adopted them legally. The daughter of this marriage married a Scotch physician and had three children, two sons and a daughter. When Mr. Parrott married his second wife those children very very fond of calling her grandmamma, but the lady, with a stern determination that they should understand exactly the relationship they occupied toward her, was prone to resent the endearment.
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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 01 Dec 1889, p 7

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San Mateo's John Parrott family
March 16, 2009, 12:00 AM By Darold Fredricks

Born in 1811 in Virginia, John Parrott had it all when he purchased the 260-acre Captain Macondray estate west of Ed Taylor's San Mateo House site on El Camino Real for $30,000.

Macondray called his place Brookside, but Parrott changed it to Bayside. The San Mateo Creek, with numerous Bay trees alongside it, formed the northern boundary of the property. John immediately began remodeling the old Macondray house that was on the property and, by 1868, he had created a Second Empire-style house that he and wife Abby could enjoy in the summer when they ventured down from San Francisco.

John Parrott had been the U.S. Consul at Mazatlan, Mexico at the height of the Mexican American War in the 1840s. In this role, he corresponded with important national leaders such as James Buchanan and Daniel Webster, as well as California leaders such as Thomas Larkin.

These contacts proved valuable later when Parrott moved to San Francisco and started a financial and shipping empire that made him very rich. Commerce and banking became Parrott's life. He built a legendary "fire proof" business building at Montgomery and California streets out of granite imported from China. In 1853, he married Abby Eastman Maher in Mobile, Ala. and settled at their home on Rincon Hill in San Francisco.

In the summers, the Parrotts attended the Catholic Church in San Mateo. They were very conservative people, not the typical big party givers that one associates with the wealthy people on the Peninsula. When in residence there, Parrott often commuted to and from San Francisco by train. The arrival of the train often became a big event in the lives of the locals who would gather on Main Street to observe the comings and goings of the well-to-do.

Parrott's family grew to include six daughters and one son.

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John Parrott Sr. died in 1884 at age 74. His wife Abby died in 1917 at age 89. They are buried at St. John's Cemetery.

http://archives.smdailyjournal.com/article_preview.php?id=107150

John married Carmen Barrera.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 35 F    i. Mamie Parrott was born on 22 Jul 1834 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, México and died on 14 Sep 1911 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, at age 77.

John next married Deloris Ochoa.

The child from this marriage was:

   36 M    i. Tiburcio Parrott y Ochoa was born on 11 Aug 1840 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, México, died on 5 Nov 1894 in California, at age 54, and was buried in St. John’s Cemetery, San Mateo Co., California.

Notes: TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 - 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle - Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 1987

Entered English language school in Massachusetts when he was ten years of age.

Then was educated in Paris. Tiburcio came to San Francisco at age twenty-two to live with his father and stepmother.

The St. Helena Star on 15 May 1885 reports: "Tiburcio Parrott and Fritz Beringer left Friday morning behind a handsome four-in-hand driven by Judge Elgin for a trip to the Sulphur Bank Mine in which property Mr. Parrott is largely interested . . ."

Due to the increasing cost of operation and the declining price of quicksilver, the Sulphur Bank Mine declared bankruptcy in 1883. The final footnote of the operation by Tiburcio Parrott is found in an item in the Napa Register of 7 September 1883: "On the 17th inst. A sale of delinquent stock in Sulphur Bank quicksilver mine of Lake County, will take place in San Francisco at the assessment being twenty-five cents per share. D.O. Mills holds about $4,000 and John Parrott $3,500 worth of the delinquent stock, but the bulk of the stock belongs to Tiburcio Parrott."

Built Miravalle (used as the setting for Falcon Crest TV series) in 1885.

the St. Helena Star sate 4 September 1885 describes the house in construction and the property at that time:
Something less than a year ago, the well-known Forbes place, situated on Spring Mountain, south of the reservoir of the St. Helena Water Works, was purchased by Tiburcio Parrott, a prominent banker of San Francisco, and with the transfer of title commence a system of improvements on this property which has in a few short months changed it almost beyond recognition. Nearly two weeks ago we drove over this fine estate in company with Mr. Parrott, and on every hand our eyes rested on evidences of the wonderful changes accomplished by the well-directed expenditure of abundant means.

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In 1885, its very first year, the parrot Winery produced some 8,300 gallons of wine according to "Vintage of 1885" report published in the St. Helena Star on 20 November 1885. This was quite a respectable beginning for the winery which was to produce some very fine and famous wines. Leon D. Adams writes in The Wines of America, "A duplicate of the Rhine House was built by their uphill neighbor, Tiburcio Parrott. Parrott grew grapes for the Beringers on his great estate, which he called 'Miravalle' for it view of the [Napa] valley. He also made his own wines, and the late Almond R. Morrow once told me that a Miravalle claret called 'Margaux' was the greatest California wine produced before Prohibition."

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Obituary: 9 November 1894 the St. Helena Star:

"T. PARROTT DEAD. ST. HELENA MOURNS THE LOSS OF HER GREATEST FRIEND. His death was unexpected. He entertained with a lavish hand, visitor from California, from all nations and was the friend of the rich and the poor. The people of St. Helena were shocking Monday morning upon hearing that Tiburcio Parrott had passed away.

Although Mr. Parrott had been in ill health for several months, and for the past two years had been troubled at times with pains in the pit of his stomach, no one dreamed of his being in any immediate danger of death. Sunday night he was taken for worse and rapidly failed, dying at 7:05 the next morning [5 November 1894], the cause being cancer of the stomach. . . Since his marriage Villa Parrott was been open to all comers. The Rothschilds and the men of wealth, influence, and notoriety from all over the world have enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Parrott. The people of St. Helena have been just as welcome and no one ever felt otherwise than at home when under their roof . . . He leaves a widow among other relatives to mourn his loss. The remains were placed in the family vault [on St. John's Cemetery, San Mateo, California]."

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REST CAME SOON.
Tiburcio Parrott Passes Away Suddenly
IN HIS ST. HELENA HOME.
A Prince of Good Fellows Is No More.
GENEROUS EVEN TO A FAULT.
Death Visits When Least Expected at the Chateau de Mira-Valle in Napa County.

Tiburcio Parrott died rather suddenly yesterday morning at the Chateau de Mira-Valle, his country home near St. Helena. The news of his death was conveyed to his family in this city by telegraph, which simply stated that he died.

About a month ago Mr. Parrott began to complain of pains and trouble in his digestive organs, but as no alarming symptoms showed themselves little attention was given the disorder. "It is only an attack of indigestion," he would say, and then relying on a splendid constitution to carry him through he neglected to undergo treatment. Shortly before midnight Sunday he was taken suddenly with pains in the stomach. The pain grew into agony with great rapidity, and very soon the sick man was completely prostrated. He lived but a few hours, as the end came early in the morning.

Mrs. Parrott was at his bedside at the time. Mrs. A.M. Parrott, stepmother of the deceased, went to St. Helena on the first train yesterday, before the dispatch announcing Mr. Parrott.s unexpected taking off was received in this city.

Mr. Parrott was about 54 years of age. He was the son of the late John Parrott, the pioneer banker, who for many years was a leading man in the mercantile community. Tiburcio was born in Mexico, and when of an age to leave home he went to school at Jamaica Plains, near Boston. In later years he finished his education in Europe, where he acquired knowledge of French and Italian in addition to Spanish and English, in which he was already well read.

Returning to America, he was placed in a position in the firm of William T. Coleman & Co. in New York. This was in 1860. Young Parrott did not make much of a success as a sedate clerk, being of a restless dispostion and rather inclined to enjoying the good things of life. So he was brought by his father in 1862 to San Francisco.

Immediately on his arrival here went into his father's banking-house, then conducted as Parrott & Co.

Later on he withdrew from that firm and formed the house of Alson & Co., together with the late William F. Babcock, about 1864. For six years he was a member of the Alsop & Co., but in December, 1869, the firm merged its business into that of Parrott & Co., which is still in existence, although Tiburcio Parrott had no interest in it for ten years past.

Shortly after the death of his father, John Parrott, Tiburcio withdrew from city life and took up his residence at Chateu de Mira-Valle in Napa County. And for a decade now the bons vivants missed his genial company. Meanwhile he was engrossed in producing high-grade wine which became a fad of his. He studied works on wine-making and improved his knowledge and skill in the alluring industry, so that it is said of him he could indentify wine from from almost every vineyard in California by smell or taste.

Abour five years ago Mr. Parrott married Miss Tuffy of Carson City, Nev., whose father has been a prominent man in Nevada. There was no issue of this union.

In his younger days Tiburcio Parrott was noted for his profuse liberality and generosity. To a fault, his friends declare, he was generous. And though he retired to his ranch for a quiet life none of this characteristic forsook him, for the Parrott house was widely known though its princely host. This is brought out very vividly in the deciatory verse of a book by Adolphe Flamant to Mr. Parrott as follows:

Un bon garçon permi les princes,
Et le prince des bons garçons.

A good fellow among princes, and a prince of good fellows.

Indeed it is said of him that he spnt over a million in the very abandon of hospitality and pleasures with his friends.

Truly he lost fortunes in mining speculations. The Herman mine cost him an immense sum of money, and he also lost on his Guerneville quicksilver mines. These reverses, with extravagance in entertaining Bohemian friends and in social channels, reduced his wealth given him by his father to a comparatively nominal amount.

To his liberal patronage Tojetil, the painter, was deeply indebted. Mr. Parrott was a patron of art, as local artists attest. It was he who sent Toby Rosenthall to Munich, there to be educated in painting. While Rosenthal was in Munich Parrott ordered him to paint Elaine, a picture which has since become famous. The artist produced the picture, but Mrs. Johnson saw it in Munich and became its owner. It would have been Parrott's, only the painter raised the price over that already accepted, and his patron was so annoyed he fell out with Rosenthal. Tavernier and others of the old-time San Francisco artists looked upon Parrott as a benefactor.

Cancer of the stomach was the cause of Mr. Parrott's death.

No arrangements have as yet been made for the funeral.

The San Francisco Call, 6 Nov. 1894, p 12
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Nothing remains of Parrott City, in fact, the site is on private property and even its exact location has been difficult to determine. Not even aerial photographs show foundations for of a town of approximately 50 structures. Obscure or not, this town was once the La Plata County seat and had its own newspaper and post office.

Although historical accounts vary on the dates, Capt. John Moss and C.D. Posten explored the La Plata River area and found placer gold in the stream beds.

Moss was from San Francisco, and at the time, he was around 45 years old. He had a slender, wiry build with long hair falling over his shoulders. Historians seriously doubt he held the rank of captain and believe the title was honorary.

Moss returned with a group of fellow Californians in 1873. Realizing that he was trespassing on Ute Indian land, he made his own treaty with Chief Ignacio. The Indians granted the prospectors the right to mine and farm on a 36-square-mile section of land. In exchange, the prospectors gave the Indians blankets and 100 ponies.

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Moss returned to his San Francisco home with the signed treaty and specimens of gold-bearing quartz. He showed them to a banker, Tibercio (also spelled Tiburcio) Parrott.

A mining company was formed, and Parrott provided funds for Moss to continue exploration in the La Plata River area. In exchange, Moss named the small camp he had established Parrott City.

In 1873, the Ute Indians signed a formal treaty with the U.S. government relinquishing their rights on the San Juan Mountains, including the La Plata River drainage.

The Parrott City site is void of any original structures and is located southwest of Mayday. Modern homes occupy much of the site.
The Parrott City site is void of any original structures and is located southwest of Mayday. Modern homes occupy much of the site. (Map drawn by Kenneth Jessen)
In 1876, using equipment hauled in by wagon, the first sawmill began operation. At this time, about 50 people lived in Parrott City.

As milled lumber became available, two stores, a hotel and a number of shanties were constructed. Parrott City got its own post office in 1876 under the name "Parrott."

The post office closed in 1885, then reopened two years later and remained active until 1898.

One visitor described Parrott City's residents as engaged in continuous celebration. Whiskey allegedly was carried around in a water bucket. Everyone in town was invited to take a dip in much the same manner as water is delivered to field hands.

John Moss kept a large barrel of whisky in his office. It sat on its side and was tapped with a faucet. Tin dippers hung on the wall behind the barrel, and every visitor was invited to take a dipperful. No restrictions were placed on how many times during the day a visitor might call.

In 1876, the same year Colorado became a state, an election was held to establish a county seat in La Plata County.

Moss rounded up his men to cast their votes for Parrott City. Parrott City won and remained the La Plata County seat until 1881 when it was moved to Durango.

John Moss set a record as a state legislator by never attending single session.

By 1885, Parrott City had grown to 250, and more than 500 claims had been filed in the area. Out of these, only 20 were being mined.

Some coal was mined nearby, and ranching and farming supported the town's economy. A mining engineer predicted placer mining at Parrott City would soon end after the removal of the surface gravel.

Large boulders, buried deep below the surface, limited placer mining. Tibercio Parrott read a report with these details and withdrew his financial support.

Parrott City died, and Moss returned to San Francisco.

As Parrott City declined, one old-timer and the postmaster were all that remained. Over the years, the buildings were razed, and the place became a cattle ranch.

Ghost town historian Muriel Sibell Wolle stated that most of structures were torn down in the 1940s and that the Barbee Hotel was the last structure at the site. It burned to the ground after being struck by lightning in 1963.

Kenneth Jessen has lived in Loveland since 1965 and has contributed to area newspapers for more than four decades. He has written more than 2,000 illustrated articles published along with 20 books. Jessen is in his third year teaching adult education at Colorado State University (OSHER program) and has lectured in Northern Colorado.

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Tiburcio married Theresa F. Tufly, daughter of George Tufly and Sophie Unknown, on 24 Oct 1888 in Napa, Napa Co., California. Theresa was born on 30 Aug 1857 and died on 22 Sep 1951 in San Francisco Co., California, at age 94.

Notes: She was a close friend of the Beringer brothers, friends of Tiburcio.

John next married Abbigail Eastman Meagher, daughter of James Meagher and Susan Flanders Millay, on 23 Feb 1853 in Mobile, Alabama. Abbigail was born on 7 Jun 1829 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co., Maine and died on 6 Oct 1917 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 88.

Marriage Notes: Stately Mansion Is Destroyed by Early Sunday Morning Blaze

Flames Claim Parrott Home
The old residence of John and Abby Parrott, which was destroyed early yesterday morning in a fire believed to have started through defective wiring.

THE HISTORIC old Parrott residence on Parrott Drive, Baywood Park, was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Although timely arrival of the San Mateo fire department enabled the firemen to bring the blaze under control, the beautiful old manssion, built in 1860, was damaged beyond the point of repair.

In recent months the old house has been preserved by the Baywood Park Company as an attractive landmark in conjunction with the subdivision of the big Parrott estate of 375 acres. A caretaker and his family resided in the rear part of the home, but there was no one in the hosue at 2 o'clock yesterday morning when the flames were discovered. The caretaker's family is now vacationing in Monterey and the man himself spent Saturday night in San Francisco. Considerable property belonging to the family was destroyed or badly damaged.

It is believed that the fire was started by defective wiring. The wood in the house was so seasoned that the slightest spark could have started the blaze. The theory that it was of incendiary origin was broken down when firemen found all doors and windows in place securely locked, just as they hada been left by the caretaker when he departed on Saturday afternoon.

The old Parrott home was for years a show, placed of the peninsula. It was built 68 years ago by the late John and Abby Parrott, and for nearly 25 years was the center of social activity in the bay region. In recent years it was unoccupied, except by the caretaker. Only a short time ago the former servants' quarters went up in smoke, that fire having been started apparently by tramps who slept in the place. Several years ago the old stables and barns went up in smoke, destroying many carriages and vehicles of ancient vintage.

John Williams, president of the Baywood Part Company, today expressed regret that the old place had burned.

"We had preserved the old Parrott mansion as a relic of former days and it blended well with the aristochratic layout of Baywood Park," said Wililams. "Recently we used it for a builders' exhibit and everyone who entered the place was impressed with its stately appearance."

San MateoTimes, 06 Aug 1928, p 1

Notes: DEATH SUMMONS ABBY M. PARROTT AT SAN MATEO
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Venerable Woman, Prominent in Social and Financial World, Dies
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WAS 89 YEARS OF AGE
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Widely Known for Her Charities and Patron of Art

Mrs. Abby M. Parrott, patron of art and literature, widely known for her charities and member of a family long prominent in both the social and financial world, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning at Haywood, her country home, near San Mateo.

Mrs. Parrott was 89 years old. Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe, a daughter, was the only member of the family present when the end came after several months of failing health.

Mrs. Parrott, acknowledged leader of San Francisco society for many years, was born in Maine and received her education in the East. She accompanied to California a school companion, Miss Mamie Parrott, daughter of John Parrott, the founder of the Parrott fortune. Later she became the wife of John Parrott, who besides his daughter, had one son, Tiburcio Parrott. Miss Mamie Parrott later became Mrs. Robert Nuttall.

LEAVES A LARGE FAMILY
Mrs. Parrott was the mother of the late Mrs. Christian de Guigne Sr. (Minnie Parrott), Mrs. Alfred H. Payson (Daisy Parrott), Mrs. Robert Y. Hayne (Grace Parrott), Mrs. Archibald Douglas-Dick (Isabelle Parrrott), Mrs. Joseph A. Donahue (Christine Parrott), Comtese de la Land (May Parrott) and John Parrott Jr.

She was the grandmother of Vicomtesse Louis de Tristan; Vicomtesse Phillippe de Tristan; Vicomtesse Helle de Dampierre; Mrs. Edward J. Tobin; Mrs. W.H. Mosely; Mrs. Ralph Fane Gladwin; Mrs. John Powell; Mrs. Margaret Douglas Dick; the Misses Emilie, Barbara and Josephine Parrott; the Misses Katherine, Christine, Mary and Barbara Donohoe; Lieutenant John Parrott; Messers. Joseph, Edmund, William and Stephen Parrott; Christine de Guigne; Robert Hayne; Philip de la Lande and Joseph A. Donahoe Jr. She was the great-grandmother of Barbara and Richard Tobin, Christian de Guigne III, Mary Grace Hayne, Claire Donohoe, Pierre de Tristan, Genevieve, Marie, Josephine, Robert, Joseph and Jean de Dampierre and children of the Powell and Gladwin families.

KEPT UP WITH THE TIMES
Until the end Mrs. Parrott kept abreast of the times, maintaining her interest in world affairs even during the ast two or three years when she was confined to her country home. Since the fire of 1906 she had lived continuously in San Mateo. Her home in San Francisco, the scene of many brilliant social gatherings prior to the fire, was situated on Sutter strett, above Powell.

As her children married, Mrs. Parrott, who owned an immense amount of property in San Mateo, built homes for them adjoining her own country place, Haywood, and also built homes for several grandchildren.

When her husband died, leaving a vast estate, Mrs. Parrott assumed personal charge of his affairs, managing his estate with unusual skill. She was active in all charitable and social betterment movements.

Funeral arranagements will not be made until word is received from Mrs. Grace Hayne, another daughter, who is in the East.

San Francisco Chronicle, 07 Oct 1917, p 3

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Mrs. Abby M. Parrott Goes to Last Rest

San Mateo, October 10. - The funeral of Mrs. Abby M. Parrott of San Francisco and San Mateo, was held here this morning. Archbishop M.J. Hanna read the funeral prayer and Rev. Father T. Callaghan celebrated mass at the services held in St. Matthew's Catholic Church. The internment at St. John cemetery was private.

The funeral was one of the largest ever held in San Mateo. All the children of St. Joseph's Orphans Home of San Francisco, to whom Mrs. Parrott was godmother, attended the service.

San Francisco Chronicle, 11 Oct 1917, p 2

Children from this marriage were:

   37 M    i. John Frederick Parrott was born on 8 Dec 1853 in San Francisco Co., California and died on 11 Oct 1854 in San Francisco Co., California.

   38 F    ii. Mary Katherine Parrott was born on 14 Jun 1856 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 9 Feb 1902, at age 45. Another name for Mary was Minnie Parrott.

Mary married Christian de Guigné in 1879 in San Francisco Co., California. Christian was born on 2 Nov 1846 in France and died on 17 Sep 1942, at age 95.

Notes: A founder of Stauffer Chemical Co.

"Parrott's family grew to include six daughters and one son. The eldest daughter, Mary Katherine Parrott was married in 1879 to an aristocratic young Frenchman Christian de Guigne. De Guigne was an agent for a French banking firm. After their marriage, they bought the property fronting Third Avenue and El Camino Real that the Husing family had used for their first general store. The Husing store now sat on the corner of B Street and Third Avenue.

"The Ben Franklin Hotel was built on this site in 1927. The de Guignes named the property "Minne-haha" after Katherine's nickname "Minnie." De Guigne was the co-founder of the Stauffer Chemical Company and served as president. He also was a partner with C. E. Whitney, John Stauffer, and August H. Schilling when the Leslie Salt Company was formed. After the 1906 earthquake damaged their Catholic Church, the members met in the large stable that the de Guignes had on their property."

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   39 F    iii. Abby Josephine "Daisy" Parrott was born on 21 Oct 1857 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 12 Nov 1921, at age 64.

Abby married Capt. Albert H. Payson in 1883. Albert was born on 1 Dec 1847 and died on 26 Jan 1930, at age 82.

Notes: "Daughter Abby Josephine ("Daisy") married Captain A. H. Payson in 1884. Payson became director of the Spring Valley Water Company (now the San Francisco Water Department) after a distinguished career in the Army.

"He had been an Army engineer and taught at West Point for a few years until 1877 when he was transferred to San Francisco. His work included overseeing construction of lighthouses while with the Lighthouse, Rivers and Harbors Department.

"He bought the property in San Mateo south of the de Guignes, facing Fifth Avenue and El Camino Real."

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+ 40 M    iv. John Parrott II was born on 7 May 1859 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 20 Jan 1918 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, at age 58.

   41 F    v. Grace Almaden Parrott was born on 11 Dec 1860 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 21 Nov 1945 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 84.

Notes: Hayne - In San Mateo, Nov. 21, 1945, Grace Parrott Hayne, wife of the late Robert Y. Hayne; mother of the late Robert Hayne Jr., and John Hayne; loving grandmother of Mrs. Allan G. Pattee, Salinas, Calif.; great grandmother of Susan and Harry Hayne Pattee, Salinas. A native of San Francisco, Calif.

Funeral services will be conducted from the late residence, 500 South El Camino Real, San Mateo, Friday Nov. 23, 1945, at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Matthew's Catholic church where a requiem mass be offered for respose of her soul commencing at 10 o'clock. The Rosary will be recited Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, St. John's Cemetery, San Mateo.

The Times, 21 Nov. 1945, p 7

Grace married Robert Y. Hayne in 1881 in San Francisco Co., California. Robert was born on 18 Dec 1853 and died on 10 Apr 1903, at age 49.

   42 F    vi. Edith Isabelle Parrott was born on 30 Dec 1862 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 12 Nov 1931 in Dundee, Scotland, at age 68.

Edith married Archibald Douglas Dick in 1883 in San Francisco Co., California. Archibald was born on 29 Jul 1847 and died on 5 Sep 1927 in Dundee, Scotland, at age 80.

   43 F    vii. Regina May Parrott was born on 22 May 1864 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 26 Jan 1921 in Neuvillars, Haute Vienne, France, at age 56. Another name for Regina was Comtesse de la Land.

Regina married Auguste de la Lande in 1884 in San Francisco Co., California. Auguste was born on 29 Oct 1857 and died on 20 Nov 1943 in Neuvillars, Haute Vienne, France, at age 86.

   44 F    viii. Noelie Christine Parrott was born on 22 Dec 1867 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 7 Jan 1926, at age 58.

Noelie married Joseph Augustine Donohoe II, son of Joseph Augustine Donohoe and Unknown Unknown, in 1888 in San Francisco Co., California. Joseph was born on 7 Sep 1863 in New York and died on 18 May 1939, at age 75.

18. Lipscomb Parrott (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 4 Nov 1789 in Halifax Co., Virginia, died on 9 Aug 1883 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 93, and was buried in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Birth date estimated as 1790 in the 1850 & 1880 census for Lee Co., VA. Born in Virginia, Halifax co, as per the 1860 census.

On rootsweb.com, b_spencer@charter.net gives Elizabeth Vermillion born 1803, Russell, Virginia married Lipscomb PARROTT. No sources given.

Death date: Virginia, Lee County age 93 yrs, 9 mo., 5 days; parents, Jno. and Lizzie Parrott; son, not named, informant. Page 121 Lee County, Virginia, Court Records Volume I.

Lipscomb married Elizabeth J. Vermillion about 1845 in Prob, Lee, Virginia. Elizabeth was born in 1812 in Russell Co., Virginia.

Notes: Age 37 in 1850 census; 48 in the1860 census; 59 in1870; 68 in 1880; County of birth from 1860 census.

1880 census for Lee Co has name as Elizabeth T. J. as middle initial from land records. Her surname might have been Bales.

NAME: Listed in Father's Will 1778 as Betey: Lee County Virginia Centennial History page 453 gives name as Beaty, apparently never married as father made it possible for her and Patey to live in part of the house he was leaving to Wilson along with timber for fuel and other purposes as long as they were single. And along with Thomas there was no mention of a marriage for any of them. Janet McMaster for the name Elizabeth, which Betsy must be a nickname for.

Brad Spencer lists her as marrying Lipscomb Parrott. Lipscomb Parrott's wife is listed in census records as Elizabeth T.

Children from this marriage were:

   45 M    i. Evan Whitt Parrott was born in Aug 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   46 F    ii. Martha Parrott was born in Sep 1849 in Lee Co., Virginia and died before 1860 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: BIRTH: Census FHL 8444945 Lee co, VA 9/12 so born Sep 1849

She isn't listed in "Early Settlers of Lee Co., Va. and adjacent Counties" Volume II page 1019

+ 47 M    iii. Dewitt Clinton Parrott was born on 29 Jun 1852 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 11 Jul 1884 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 32, and was buried in McNeil Cemetery, Lee Co., Virginia.

21. John Parrott III (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 11 Jul 1798 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee, died on 10 Jun 1875 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky, at age 76, and was buried in Rush Branch Cemetery, Stamford, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.

Notes: 15 March1828, Lee Co., Virginia. Bk P p. 185-186, Claiborne Co. Tennessee. Deeds: Selling property to his father along with his brother, Ensly.

17 February 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Bk S pp 86-87. Heir of John Parrott in property from Caleb Bales to heirs.

18 February 1843, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. Bk S p 664-666 Heirs of John Parrott to Degraffinreed Parrott.

20 April 1853- Bk 12 p 154, Lee County Virginia Deeds. Signed papers when his father's estate was being divided.

1850 and 1860 census finds him in Pulaski Co., Kentucky.

John married Nancy N. Vermillion McNeill about 1840 in Lee Co., Virginia. Nancy was born in 1809 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 11 Jun 1897 in Lexington, Fayette Co., Kentucky, at age 88.

Notes: Was age 20-30 in 1830; age 20-30 in 1840 census of Lee County Virginia.

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Mrs. Nancy Parrott, aged 78, mother of Mr. Peyton Parrott, died at his home in Lexigton on the 6th.

Interior Journal, 11 Jun 1897, p 1

Children from this marriage were:

   48 F    i. Martha Parrott was born in Sep 1840 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 30 Mar 1926 in Lincoln Co., Kentucky, at age 85.

Martha married Peter Hamton. Peter was born in 1842 in Ohio and died on 21 Jul 1902 in Rowland, Lincoln Co., Kentucky, at age 60.

   49 F    ii. Sarah Elizabeth Parrott was born on 18 Jul 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 17 Jul 1936 in Lincoln Co., Kentucky, at age 89.

Sarah married Silas L. Ashley on 16 Jul 1868 in Lincoln Co., Kentucky. Silas was born on 22 Jul 1838 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky and died on 26 Mar 1911 in Lancaster, Garrard Co., Lancaster, at age 72.

Notes: Mr. Silas L. Ashley, one of Lancaster's oldest and most highly appreciated
citizens died at his home on Crab Orchard street Sunday night of a complication
of diseases. Mr. Ashley had been a long sufferer and recently underwent an
operation at the Lancaster Hospital in the hope of obtaining relief. At first it was thought that he would recover, and he did sufficiently to allow of his being
removed to his home. He is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter.

Mr. Ashley was the oldest local lodge of Odd Fellows, under whose auspices the funeral was conducted and the remains laid to rest in the Lancaster cemetery on
Tuesday morning.

Mrs. J. H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Ashley of Tampa Florida were called here by the death of their father Mr. Silas Ashley.

The Central Record, Lancaster KY, 31 Mar 1911, p 5
posted on Find a Grave

   50 F    iii. Ruth Parrott was born in 1849 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky.

Ruth married Peter Powell on 14 Aug 1877 in Knox Co., Kentucky. Peter was born in 1849 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky.

   51 M    iv. William Parrott was born in 1852 in Kentucky.

Notes: From 1860 census for Pulaski Co., Ky.

   52 M    v. John W. Parrott was born in Kentucky.

Notes: Commuted.- By a telegram from Col. E. Polk Johnson, Wednesday, as we learn that the President commuted the sentence of John W. Parrott, under sentence of death in Arkansas for murder. In his order the President says: "I am not quite willing to pardon absolutely this convict, after his conviction of murder and after a denial of a motion for a new trial, based substantially upon all the papers now before me. I am entirely satisfied that he ought not to suffer the extreme penalty of the law, but I do not think that when he killed the Elder McAdams he was so 'driven to the wall' by the attack of his assailant as to clearly excuse the taking of life. I do not think the convict invited the attack, but in considering the application for his pardon I can not overlook the fact that he armed himself and went to the place where the man was who had threatened to kill him before night. In the belief that the prisoner should be punished for the part he took in this homicide and that he is guilty of a crime much less than murder, I have determined to commute his sentence to imprisonment at hard labor for the term of five years." Parrott was formerly of this county and is a brother of Mrs. Peter Hamton, who was almost driven crazy by suspense.

Interior Journal, Stanford KY, 7 Jan 1887, p 3
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-- Mr. Peyton Parrott, a brother of John W. Parrott, who recently had his death sentence commuted to five years' imprisonment by President Cleveland, said to your correspondent this morning that while he had wished for full pardon for his brother, yet he was much ____ by the President's decision in his brother's behalf.

Interior Journal, 7 Jan 1887, p 3




Last week the United States marshal at Fort Smith received a telegram from Washington announcing that President Cleveland had commuted the death sentence of John W. Parrott to five years imprisonment. Parrott is a carpenter by trade and in July, 1885, was working with a man named McAdams in the Chickasaw Nation. They had a quarrel which resulted in the murder of McAdams.

Arkansas Democrat, 10 Jan 1887, p 7

+ 53 M    vi. Sir Peyton N. Parrott was born on 8 Nov 1857 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky and died on 8 Jan 1911 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 53.

22. Evan S. Parrott (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 24 Aug 1800 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 25 Aug 1846 in Buchanan Co., Missouri, at age 46.

Notes: 1830 census finds him in Lee Co., Virginia, listed as Evins with 2 males listed, 1 age 20 to 30 and one 30 to 40 one female 15 to 20.

9 April 1831: Deed Book 6, p. 246. William Standeford and Polly his wife conveyed 85 acres lying on the North side of Wallens Ridge to Evan Parrott... From "Early Settlers of Lee Co, VA and Adjacent Counties, Vol 2," by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales compiler, 1977, p 102:

9 April1831, Lee Co., Virginia. Purchased land from William Standeford. [He apparently sold it to Lipscomb during his (Evan's) lifetime, but he died before he signed a deed or at least he died before it was recorded. This transaction of the rest of the family gives all their names & spouses names for those married.]

1839, Claiborne County, Tennessee, Dist 6 1839 Tax List: 300 acres received by grant, value $10.

17 February 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Bk S p. 86-87. Deeds listed as heir of John Parrott dec'd being deeded property from Caleb Bales. It says Evan is from Missouri (Evan moved to MO before or during 1842)

18 February 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee Bk S p. 664-666. John Parrott heirs deeding property to Degraffinreed Parrott says that 1/10th of the property is reserved for Evan Parrott, one of the Legatees of the sd John Parrott, decd.

12 September 1846; Tennessee, Claiborne County Inventory of the estate of Evan Parrott, Deceased. Will Bk B. p 176-177 Inventories & Settlements Claiborne Co, Tennessee 1838-1850 Wm. Fugate and James Overton were Administrators.

5 January 1847, Buchanan Co., Missouri Letters of Administration granted to John Copeland. Paid bond of $300.00 Abstracts of Wills & Adm. Books A & B 1839-1857 pp 34 by correspondence. He died intestate.

17 October 1847, Lee Co., Virginia. Evan was listed as deceased in this record. His brothers and sisters deeded the above property to Lipscomb as Evan's heirs at law.

5 June 1848, Letters of Administration were granted Robert Jessee and ordered bond in amount of $500.00. (Note, Nancy Jessee was wife of his brother Stephen)

18 September 1849, Claiborne County Tennessee, Settlement of the Estate of Evan Parrett [sic] deceased, state of Tennessee, Claiborne County. It is given to the court to be further examined at the October session of the court: WBK C pages 114-115.

1 October 1849. Claiborne Co., Tennessee: Settlement of the Estate of Evan Parrot deceased was presented, examined and approved by the court and ordered to be Recorded in the proper book. Minutes of the Court, Claiborne County, Tennessee, Page 286.

FERRY NOTICE in the St. Joseph Missouri Gazette Vol 26 p 397, April 3, 1846: "The shortest road to Wholf River, the Iowa Sub-Agency, by crossing at PARROTT'S FERRY, four miles above St. Joseph. A good lot for the safe keeping of animals immediately at the landing. Rates of ferriage established by law". Signed: Evan Parrott, St. Joseph, March 27, 1846.
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Headstone reads:
E. S. PARROTT DIED
AUG 25th 1846
AGED 46 YEARS

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EVAN PARROTT DEED LEE COUNTY VIRGINIA
FHL 0032429 Lee County Virginia Deeds
Book 6 Page 246 9 April 1831
EVAN PARROTT FROM WILLIAM STANDEFORD AND POLLY HIS WIFE
This Indenture made this 9th day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty one
between William Standeford and Polly his wife of the county of Lee and State of Virginia of the one part and
Evan Parrott of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said William
Standeford and Polly his wife for and in consideration of the sum of [this was blank on the record] dollars
lawful money of this commonwealth to them in hand paid by the said Evan Parrott before the [ensealing]
and delivery of these presents (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged) have bargained and sealed and
by these presents do bargain and sell unto the said Evan Parrott his heirs and assigns, the following tracts
or parcels of lands,

1 tract containing Eighty five acres be the same more or less lying and being in the county of Lee on the
North side of Wallings Ridge Beginning at a bush in a hollow corner to said Standeford and running thence
N. 54 degrees 30' E. 50 poles to a Walnut on a ridge, thence N 48 E 43 poles to an ash in a hollow thence
N. 24 W 15 poles to a stake in Soloman Whites line thence with said line S 65 W 117 poles to a stake S 56
E 50 poles to a stake in said Standefords line, thence with said line S 19 E 37 poles to a Black Walnut,
thence S 23 degrees 30' E 16 poles to a white Walnut above the head of a spring, thence S 47 W 12 1/2
poles to a stake S 47 E 36 poles to the Beginning.

2 tracts containing 19 acres Beginning at a large Walnut at the foot of Wallins Ridge thence S 63, E. 22
poles to a buckeye in a hollow thence N 56 degrees 3'0 E 26 poles to a black oak, thence N 40, W 62 poles
to a Black oak, and elm thence N 14 W 39 poles to a post oak and chinqapin oak in a line of said Survey,
thence with said line S 43 W 32 poles to two white oaks and a dogwood, thence S 35 degrees 3'0 E 80 poles
to the beginning.

3 tracts containing 31 acres Beginning at a Black oak, thence N 40 W 62 poles to a Black Oak and elm,
thence N 14 W 39 poles to a Post oak and chinqapin oak on the North boundary of said line thence N 43 E
32 poles to a white oak and ash amongst rocks, thence S 34 E, 24 poles to a stake, thence S 19 E 37 poles
to a Black Walnut, thence S 23 degrees 3'0 E 16 poles to a white walnut, above the head of a spring, thence
S 47 W 12 1/2 poles to a stake, thence S 47 E 36 poles to a bush in a hollow thence S 56 degrees 3'0 W 19
poles to the Beginning. Together with all the appurtenances to have and to hold the said tracts of lands with
the appurtenances thereunto belonging to him the said Evan Parrott his heirs and assigns to the only proper
use and behoof of him the said Evan Parrott his heirs and assigns forever and the said William Standeford and Polly his wife for themselves and their heirs and administrators doth covenant and agree to and with the said Evan Parrott his heirs and assigns that they the said William Standeford and Polly his wife and their heirs the said tracts of land with all their appurtenances unto him the said Evan Parrott and his heirs and assigns and against them the said William Standeford and Polly his wife and their heirs against all persons whatsoever with warrant and forever defend. In Witness whereof the said William Standeford and Polly his wife hath hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year above written.

William Standeford [his + mark]
Polly Standeford [her + mark]

Lee County to wit:
We Stephen T. Neill and Claiborne Anderson justices of the peace in the county aforesaid in the state of
Virginia, do hereby certify that William Standeford a party to a certain deed bearing date on the 9th day of
April 1831 and hereto annexed, personally appeared before me in our county aforesaid and acknowledged
the same to be his act and deed and desired us to certify the said acknowledgment to the Clerk of the county
court of Lee in order that the said deeds may be recorded. Given under our hands and seals this 9th day of
April 1831
Stephen T. Neill, seal; Claibourn Anderson, Seal

Lee County to wit:
We Stephen T. Neill and Claibourn Anderson justices of the peace in the county aforesaid, in the state of
Virginia do hereby certify that Polly Standeford the wife of William Standeford party to a certain deed
bearing date on the 9th day of April 1831 and hereunto annexed personally appeared before us in our county
aforesaid and being examined by us, privily and apart from her husband and having the deeds aforesaid fully
explained to her, she the said Polly Standeford acknowledged the same to be her act and deed and declared
that she had willingly signed, sealed, and delivered the same and she wished not to retract it. Given under
our hands and seals this 9th day of April 1831

Stephen T. Neill, Seal; C. Anderson, Seal

At a court begun and held for Lee county at the courthouse thereof on Tuesday the 24 day of May 1831 it
was recorded

Evan married Mahala Sollers about 1843 in Missouri. Mahala was born in 1810 in Tennessee.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 54 M    i. William Edward Parrott was born on 13 Jul 1844 in Liberty, Platte Co., Missouri, died on 21 Jul 1896 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 52, and was buried on 25 Jul 1896 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho.

23. Ensley Parrott (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 3 Feb 1803 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died in Knox Co., Kentucky.

Notes: 2 January 1828, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Witness to land his father bought

15 March 1828, Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Sold property along with John Parrott Jr. to his father.

17 February 1843, Lee Co., Virginia. Listed as heir of John Parrott, decd. in sale of property from Caleb Bales in Claiborne Co., Tennessee to heirs of sd John also on 18 Feb 1843 listed Lee Co., Virginia in sale of property by heirs of sd John Parrott, Sr. to Degraffinreed Parrott.

22 February 1854,Knox Co., Kentucky. Deed Bk 12, p 597. Sold all his land holdings in Lee Co., Virginia, to Jefferson Neff of Lee Co. for $1200. Land where Parrott recently lived, purchased of Oliver Jessee. "Early Settlers of Lee County Virginia and Adjoinging Counties" volume II compiled by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales, 1977 page 1019

Grantee: Parrott, Ensley Acres:100 Book: 42 Survey Date: 2-28-1854 County:Knox WaterCourse: Bunches Br

Grantee: Parrott, Ensley Acres: 50 Book: 54 Survey Date: 1- 6-1858 County: Knox WaterCourse: Cumberland R

Reference:THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 2 CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 1580

Ensley married Margaret A. in 1829-1830 in Lee Co., Virginia. Margaret was born in 1811 in Kentucky and died in Kentucky.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 55 M    i. John Randolph Parrott was born in 1831 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 26 Nov 1889 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 58, and was buried in Blackford Creek Baptist Cemetery, Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky.

+ 56 M    ii. Walker C. Parrott was born in 1832 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 8 Jun 1862 in Tazewell, Claiborne Co., Tennessee, at age 30.

   57 F    iii. Elizabeth Parrott was born in 1834 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Elizabeth married John Haywood. John was born in 1834 in Knox Co., Kentucky.

   58 F    iv. Mildred P. Parrott was born in 1836 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   59 F    v. Martha Parrott was born in 1837 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   60 F    vi. Ruth L. Parrott was born in 1838 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   61 F    vii. Margaret Parrott was born in 1841 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   62 F    viii. Jane Parrott was born in 1843 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   63 F    ix. Sarah L. Parrott was born in 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   64 F    x. Catharine Parrott was born in 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   65 M    xi. Silas Parrott was born in 1847 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   66 M    xii. Charles Marcus Parrott was born in Feb 1850 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Listed as Marcus D. L. in thew 1850 Lee Co., VA Census.

   67 M    xiii. William Parrott was born in 1854 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   68 M    xiv. Shelton Thomas C. B. Parrott was born from 1856 to 1857 in Knox Co., Kentucky.

24. Stephen Smith Parrott (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 4 Aug 1805 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 4 May 1882 in Kingston, Madison Co., Kentucky, at age 76.

Notes: "Early Settlers of Lee County Virginia Vol 1, p .175 gives the full birth and death dates for him. Also 2 children. "Early Settlers of Lee county Virginia and Adjoining Counties, Volume II" compiled by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977: page 1019.

"Links that Bind" p 77 lso gives marriage as Lee Co,Virginia.

3 January 1843. Claiborne Co., Tennessee, Bk R, p 149-151. Stephen S. Parrott sold property he inherited from his father, John Parrott, Sr. to his brother William Parrott of Lee Co., Virginia. Also his share of all personal property of the said estate for $750.00.

3 January 1843. Claiborne Co., Tennessee, Bk R p 152. Stephen S. Parrott sold his his undivided share of sixteen Negroes his father had at his death to William Parrott.

1833 census-- is in Claiborne Co., Tennessee
1840 census-- is in Campbell Co., Tennessee
1850 census-- is in Lee Co., Virginia
1860 census-- is in Lee Co., Virginia
1870 census-- is in Lee Co., Virginia

Stephen married Nancy Herndon Jessee on 15 Jan 1835 in Lee Co., Virginia. Nancy was born on 2 Feb 1815 in Russell Co., Virginia, died on 9 Oct 1891 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 76, and was buried in 1891 in Ewing, Lee Co., Virginia.

Marriage Notes: Marriage preformed by James Gilbert.

Children from this marriage were:

   69 F    i. Elizabeth Parrott was born in 1837 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   70 F    ii. Mary Jessee Parrott was born on 13 Jul 1838 in Campbell Co., Tennessee and died on 4 May 1904, at age 65.

Notes: Lee County Virginia Vital Records p 10 # 3. lists marriage

Mary married John Henderson Bales, son of Archibald Bales and Mary E. Henderson, on 27 Nov 1862 in Lee Co., Virginia. John was born on 15 Feb 1833 in Hancock Co., Tennessee.

+ 71 M    iii. Lipscomb Parrott II was born in 1839 in Campbell Co., Tennessee, died in Lee Co., Virginia, and was buried in Near Tampa, Hillsborough Co., Florida.

   72 M    iv. William J. Parrott was born in 1841 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: 1860 census for Lee Co., Virginia

William married Catharine Unknown about 1869-1870 in Lee Co., Virginia. Catharine was born in 1842 in Lee Co., Virginia.

27. William Parrott Sr. (John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 5 May 1812 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 15 Jan 1892 in Texas, at age 79.

Notes: marriage date from "Marriages of Claiborne county Tennessee Marriages 1838-1850 & Campbell County, Tennessee, 1838-1853 compiled by Edythe Rucker Whitley 1983, page 20:

1839 census is in Claiborne Co., Tennessee
1850, 1860, & 1870 census is in Lee Co., Virginia
1880 census is in Jack Co., Texas

3 January 1843, Claiborne Co., Tennessee Bk R p 149-152 Purchased the property & negroes his father willed to Stephen Smith Parrott

17 February 1843, Lee Co., Virginia, Bk R p 86-87 Claiborne County Tennessee deeds: listed as of Lee Co., VA in property from Caleb Bales to heirs of John Parrott, Dec'd.

18 February 1843, Lee Co., Virginia. Bk R p 664-666, Claiborne Co, Tennessee John Parrott Heirs to Degraffinreed Parrott.

William married Martha E. Bales, daughter of Caleb Bales and Mary E., on 10 Oct 1844 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Martha was born on 22 Jan 1826 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee and died on 25 Sep 1879, at age 53.

Notes: John L. buys house from his brother Caleb H. Parrott. The deed refers to the property as being the same land devised to their mother by Caleb Bales, their grandfather.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 73 M    i. Caleb H. Parrott was born on 19 Oct 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia and died in Lee Co., Virginia.

   74 F    ii. Mary E. Parrott was born on 12 Jan 1847 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 29 May 1934 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 87, and was buried in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

Mary married Vincent G. Bales in 1866 in Lee Co., Virginia. Vincent was born on 29 May 1848 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 28 Oct 1915 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 67, and was buried in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

   75 F    iii. Sarah Josephine Parrott was born on 3 Dec 1848 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 9 Dec 1850 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 2.

Notes: Birth & Death from "Early Settlers of Lee county Virginia and Adjacent Counties
Vol II" by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977 page 1019

+ 76 M    iv. John Landis Parrott was born on 19 Jun 1850 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 18 Nov 1927 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 77.

   77 M    v. Nicholas L. Parrott was born in 1852 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   78 M    vi. Archibald L. Parrott was born on 12 Jan 1852 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: "Early Settlers of Lee county Virginia and Adjacent Counties Vol II" by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977, p 1019. Death date unknown: went to Texas where he was married: no further records: Gives H. for middle initial.

   79 F    vii. Nancy Cornie Parrott was born on 2 Sep 1853 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 5 Mar 1943 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia, at age 89.

Notes: Appears in 1880 census for Jack Co., TX, along with her brother Stephen, sister Cornelia (age 13) and father, William. Her last name is now Edmunson, and she has two children.

Nancy married Arch Edmondson.

   80 M    viii. Stephen Floyd Parrott was born on 13 Mar 1855 in Powells River, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Early Settlers of Lee County Virginia and adjacent counties, vol II" p 1019: Went to Texas and married. Gives no name or date

Appears in 1880 census for Jack Co., TX, precinct 1, along with father William and sister Cornie.

Appears in 1900 census for Medio, Bexar Co, Texas

Stephen married Mathilde Unknown. Mathilde was born in Sep 1856 in Texas.

+ 81 M    ix. Simpson Crockett Parrott was born on 13 Jun 1857 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 29 Dec 1945 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 88.

   82 F    x. Almeda O. Parrott was born on 1 Sep 1858 in Lee Co., Virginia.

   83 M    xi. William Parrott Jr. was born on 7 Dec 1860 in Powells River, Lee Co., Virginia.

   84 F    xii. Cornelia Arminta Parrott was born on 2 Mar 1867 in Lee Co., Virginia.

34. Louis Baldwin Parrott (William Stuart³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 1 Mar 1842 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland and died on 3 Apr 1908 in Berkeley, Alameda Co, California, at age 66.

Notes: California Digital Newspaper Collection > San Francisco Call > 5 April 1908 >

LOUIS B. PARROTT IS SUMMONED BY DEATH

Louis B. Parrott, senior member of the well known firm of Parrott & Co., importers and commission merchants, died at his home, 2616 Dana Street, Berkeley, Friday. Parrot was 66 years old and had been an invalid for several years. He left a wife and two daughters.

Parrott came to California from Maryland 49 years ago. He was a nephew of the late John Parrott, and for many years he was prominently identified with local business affairs. Of the daughters who survive him, one, Mrs. Frances McComas, is in Paris, and the other, Mrs. Parker Whitney, at Rockliln.

The funeral will be held from the family residence at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the services being conducted by the Rev. Edward L. Parsons, rector of St. Mark's church. The body will be shipped east.

San Francisco Call, Volume 103, Number 127, 5 April 1908 '97

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LOUIS B. PARROTT PASSESS AWAY
Pioneer Resident of Californi Dies After Illness of Ten Years

Berkeley, April 3-- Louis B. Parrott, head of the big importing house of Parrott & Co., of San Francisco, died at his home, 2616 Dana Street, Berkeley, this afternoon at the age of 66 years. He had been ailing for ten years.

Mr. Parrott had been a resident of California for forty years and a nephew of the late John B. Parrott, the San Francisco millionaire, and one of the largest property owners in California. Besides his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Francis McComas, wife of the well-known artist, residing in England, and Mrs. Parker Whitney, a well-known society woman in Oakland, now at Rocklin, Placer County, California, survive.

Mr. Parrott was a millionaire and has been prominently identified with the banking business of San Francisco for many years. The funeral will be private.

Oakland Tribune, 3 Apr 1908

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DEATH CLAIMS LOUIS B. PARROTT
Retired Commission Merchant Dies at His Home in Berkeley.

After having been in failing health for several years, Louis B. Parrott, a nephew of John Parrott of the Parrott estate and a member of the firm of Parrott & Co. of San Francisco, died yesterday at his residence, 2616 Dana street, Berkeley, where he had lived since the fire.

He was a native of Maryland and 66 years of age. He came to Califorrnia in 1869, going to San Francisco with his uncle and fatehr. He married soon afterward Miss Mary Duncan, a well known San Francisco society girl.

In the earlier days in which he lived in San Francisco he became a member of the firm of Parrott & Co., retaining his memership until his death. The firm was located at that time in the North Beach district, and had prospered steadily under his direction. Four years ago his health began to fail so noticeably that he was forced to give up active connection with the firm and practically retire.

He has always been known as a successful business man and enjoyed the friendship of many of the leading citizens of San Francisco.

Rev. E.L. Parsons of St. Mark's Church will conduct the funeral services to be held to-morrow at the residence. The body will be shipped East for interment.

Parrott is survived by a widow and two daughters, Mrs. Parker Whitney of Rocklin and Mrs. Francis McComas, wife of an artist of Paris.

San Francisco Chronicle, 04 Apr 1906, p 4

Louis married Mary Duncan Schmidt. Mary was born on 15 Oct 1856 in Carlisle, Pennsylvannia.

Children from this marriage were:

   85 F    i. Marie Louise Parrott was born on 8 Dec 1881 in San Francisco Co., California.

   86 F    ii. Abbey Josephine Parrott was born on 27 Jun 1883 in San Francisco Co., California.

35. Mamie Parrott (John B. Sr.³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Jul 1834 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, México and died on 14 Sep 1911 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, at age 77. Another name for Mamie was María Magdalena Parrott.

Notes: TIBURCIO PARROTT
1840 - 1894
The Man Who Built Miravalle - Falcon Crest
Jourdan George Myers
Deer Park, California 1987

"Magdalena was brought to Emmitsburg, Maryland, by her father and enrolled in St. Joseph's Academy there, where she met Abby Meagher, also a student. It was Magdalena who introduced her father to Abby Meagher, John Parrott's future bride."

See also http://www.letraslibres.com/index.php?art=13636 for article on her daughter, Magdalena Nuttal.

Mamie married Dr. Robert Kennedy Nuttall in 1854 in San Francisco Co., California. Robert was born on 9 Apr 1815 in Bray, Ireland and died on 21 May 1881, at age 66.

The child from this marriage was:

   87 F    i. Zelia Maria Magdalena Nuttall was born on 6 Sep 1857 in San Francisco Co., California and died on 12 Apr 1933 in Coyoacán, Mexico, at age 75.

Notes: From Wikipedia:

"Nuttall was born at San Francisco in 1857 to Dr. Robert Kennedy Nuttall and Magdalena Parrott. She specialised in pre-Columbian Mesoamerican manuscripts and the pre-Aztec culture in Mexico. She traced the Mixtec codex now called the Codex Zouche-Nuttall and wrote the introduction to its first facsimile publication.

"She was educated in France, Germany, and Italy, and at Bedford College, London. She first came into prominence on the publication of her work on the "Terra Cotta Heads of Teotihuacan" in the American Journal of Archaeology (1886). She was appointed Special Assistant of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard, and was named Honorary Professor of Archaeology at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico.

"She was the basis for D.H. Lawrence's character Mrs. Norris in his novel The Plumed Serpent."

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"Zelia Maria Magdalena Nuttall was born to an Irish father, Dr. Robert Kennedy Nuttall, and a Mexican-American mother, Magdalena Parrott Nuttall, in San Francisco on September 6, 1857. Raised in Europe, Nuttall acquired her education in France, Germany, Italy, and England, where she studied at Bedford College, London. In 1876 when Zelia was nineteen, the Nuttall family returned to San Francisco. Four years later, she married French anthropologist Alphonse Louis Pinart, whom she lived with in the West Indies, France, and Spain until 1882 when they returned to San Francisco and their only child Nadine was born. The Pinarts separated in 1884 and were divorced in 1888.

"Nuttall first went to Mexico for five months in 1884 with her mother, younger brother, sister, and daughter. During this time she worked for the National Museum and collected terracotta heads from San Juan Teotihuacan. After living in Baltimore for a year, she moved to Dresden, Germany, where she resided until 1899. During this period she made trips to California, Europe, and Russia. With the support of Curator F. W. Putnam, Nuttall was an Honorary Assistant in Mexican Archaeology at the Peabody Museum from 1886 until her death in 1933. In 1888 her work, "Standard or Head-Dress? An Historical Essay on a Relic of Ancient Mexico" was published as the first monograph in the first volume of the Peabody Museum Papers series. In 1902 Nuttall settled permanently in Mexico and twice visited the ruins of Yucatan. During the same year she purchased her home, Casa Alvarado, where she pursued her archaeological studies as well as her interests in Mexican gardens and botany.

"Much of her work investigated early manuscripts. In 1890 in the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale in Florence she re-discovered the Codex Magliabecchiano XIII.3 which she was able to publish in 1903 as "The Book of the Life of the Ancient Mexicans" (University of California). Nuttall was responsible for tracing the Zapotecan manuscript from the monastery of San Marco in Florence to its owner of the time, Lord Zouche of Hayworth. This manuscript then became known as the Codex Nuttall and was published as such in 1902 by the Peabody Museum. She continued to uncover similar manuscripts in the archives of Mexico, New York, and England.

"Nuttall was a pioneering figure in her recognition of archaic (pre-Aztec) culture in Mexico and became an authority on the "sun cult" in ancient Mesoamerica and Peru. Her work "A Penitential Rite of the Ancient Mexicans" was published as the seventh monograph in the first volume of the Peabody Museum Papers series in 1904. She was a prolific writer and published many monographs, often using her knowledge of contemporary texts to buttress her work on archaeological findings. Nuttall died at Casa Alvarado, Coyoacan, Mexico, on April 12, 1933, an esteemed member of countless academic societies, an honorary Professor of Anthropology at the National Museum of Mexico, and an award-winning scholar.

http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/~pea00008

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A San Francisco native, Nuttall was educated in Europe. In 1867, she returned to San Francisco and married French anthropologist Alphonse Louis Pinart (whose papers are in the Bancroft collections). They divorced in 1888 and Nuttall pursued a scholarly career in Mexican archaeology. She was the first anthropologist to recognize the historical value of ancient codices. Prominent among the Mexican codices she discovered and studied were the Codex Nuttall and the Codex Magliabecchiano. She served the nascent department as Field Director of the Crocker-Reid Researches in Mexico. Nuttall was the first anthropologist to recognize the historical value of ancient codices.

http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Exhibits/anthro/3founders2_nuttall.html


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From Encyclopaedia Britannica:

"Zelia Maria Magdalena Nuttall, (born Sept. 6, 1857, San Francisco, Calif., U.S.'97died April 12, 1933, Coyoacán, Mex.), American archaeologist, remembered for her extensive investigations of ancient Mexico.

"Nuttall was the daughter of a physician. Through her mother's Mexican ancestry she had early developed an interest in that country, and on a visit there in 1884 she studied some archaeological artifacts. Her paper on the small terra-cotta heads found at Teotihuacan was published in 1886 in the American Journal of Archaeology. The paper attracted attention in scholarly circles and won her appointment as honorary special assistant in Mexican archaeology at Harvard University's Peabody Museum and, the next year, a fellowship in the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

"From 1886 to 1899 Nuttall lived in Europe, headquartered in Dresden, Germany, but traveling widely for study and to attend scholarly congresses. The results of her wide-ranging investigations were published in The Fundamental Principles of Old and New World Civilizations (1901), in which she traced cultural parallels between ancient Middle Eastern and American civilizations and hypothesized that culture may have been carried to the Western Hemisphere by Phoenician explorers; in Codex Nuttall (1902), a facsimile of a pictographic historical record of ancient Mexico that she had discovered in a private library in England; and in The Book of the Life of the Ancient Mexicans (1903), which printed in facsimile the Codex Magliabecchiano, a similar pictographic work that she had found in Florence.

"After a brief stay in the United States in 1899'961902, she settled in the Casa Alvarado in Coyoacán, a suburb of Mexico City. There she continued her investigations. In 1904 she was field director of the Reid-Crocker archaeological mission from the University of California, where she had already served as an adviser to the department of anthropology. In 1908 she was made honorary professor in the National Museum of Mexico. From 1911 to 1917 she was abroad during Mexico's revolutionary disturbances, and during that time she published New Light on Drake: Documents Relating to His Voyage of Circumnavigation, 1577'961580 (1914)."

40. John Parrott II (John B. Sr.³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 7 May 1859 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 20 Jan 1918 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, at age 58.

Notes: Jourdan George Myers: Had 10 children, 6 of whom remained unmarried. Myers only names the 4 married ones. List of children obtained from the 1900 census for San Mateo county.


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JOHN PARROTT'S FUNERAL HELD
Archbishop Hanna Presides at the Services Over Dead Capitalist

SAN MATEO, January 23.-- St. Mathew's Catholic Church was crowded with mourners this morning when funeral services were held for the late John Parrott, retired capitalist of San Francisco and San Mateo. The funeral services were marked by simplicity, the requiem high mass being said by Rev. Father Timothy Callaghan and the sermon and eulogy being deliverd by his grace, Rt. Rev. Edward J. Hanna, Archbishop of the diocese.

From the church the funeral cortege proceeded to St. John's Cemetery, near the Parrott estate, whre the remains were laid to rest privately in the Parrott family plot. Hundreds of friends of the family attended the services and member of the clergy from many of the bay cities present.

San Francisco Chronicle, 24 Jan 1918, page 5

John married Mary Emilie Donohoe, daughter of Joseph Augustine Donohoe and Unknown Unknown, on 19 Apr 1882 in San Francisco Co., California. Mary was born on 6 Jul 1862 in California and died on 1 Mar 1922, at age 59.

Marriage Notes: AN ELABORATE WEDDING
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MARRIAGE OF JOHN PARROTT, JR, AND MISS DONOHOE.

UNION OF MEMBERS OF TWO WEALTHY SAN FRANCISCO FAMILIES-- IMPRESSIVE CATHOLIC CEREMONIES -- THE FLOWER, THE MUSIC, AND THE PRESENTS IN DETAIL

From the San Francisco Examiner, April 20.

A more notable event than has marked the social history of San Francisco for many years was the wedding of Miss Mary Donohoe and John Parrott, Jr., yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, at St. Ignatius Church, corner of Van Ness-avenue and Hayes-street. The groom is a son of John Parrott, the retired millionaire banker, is a native of San Francisco, and is 23 years of age. The bride is an only daughter of Joseph Donohoe, of the banking firm of Donohoe, Kelly & Co., and is also a native of this city. She is a decided brunette, and is said to be one of the most beautiful women in San Francisco. Long befoe the hour the spacious steps of the sacred edifice was thronged with a surging crowd of people of various classes, each eager to do honor to the scions of two pioneer families, whose beneficient deeds lingered in the minds of all. Women and children crowed about, and many were the stories told of kind acts performed by the bride. It seemed as though she had used her wealth but to lend assistance to the needy and look out for the wants of the poor. In the vestibule on either side were tropical greens of the most varied kinds and gorgeous shapes. The main altar was aglow with 300 candles, and the festoons of choicest flowers were innumerable. Six snow-white doves, each bearing in its beak a bouquet of rare white exotics, with "M" - "J" wrought in violets, were a beautiful feature. On the Gospel side was suspended a magnificent floral anchor, and a cross hung from the Epistle side, while between the two, in Tojetti's famous painting of "St. Ignatius's Glorification in Heaven," the patron saint appeared with outstretched arms. The side altars of St. Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Sacred Heart, St. Francis, and St. Aloysius were each elegantly and appropriately decorated. Over the different doorways were wreaths of smilax, dotted with camellias, while in numerous alcoves and over the railings delicate ferns and conservatory greens were wound.

Before 11 o'clock the reserved pews were filled, and only the arrival of the bridal party remained to complete the grand picture. The families arrived at 10:45 o'clock and took seats in the front pews. At this time, the orchestra, composed of 50 leading muscians, under the direction of Louis Homeler, rendered a selection, "L'Arlesienne," (Bizet,) in excellent style. The music, most of it written for the occasion, was thoughout, the grandest ever heard in San Francisco. Precisely at 11 the bridal party made its appearance in the following order: Joseph Donohoe, Jr., the groom's best man, followed by the ushers, Messrs. Murphy, Angier, Beck, Bowie, Shelden, Wheeler, Greenway, and Twiggs. Then came six bridesmaids, two by two. These were Miss Isabella Parrott with Miss Mary O'Connor, of San Rafael; Miss May Parrott with Miss Fannie Doyle, of Menlo, and Miss Christian Parrott with Miss Daisy Casserly. After these came the bride, leaning upon the arm of her father. The bridal robe was the very perfection of elegance, and was composed of the most magnificent satin of a rich creamy tint. The skirt was entirely plain, with the exception of a narrow box-plaiting of the same around the train, and at the base of the front square-cut tabo fell over the fine knife-plaiting. The body, which was cut pointed in front, was long-sleeved and high-necked, with a corsage bouquet of orange blossoms. Over the skirt was most artistically draped an abundance of wide flouncing of old family lace, round point, and point de Venice mixed. Dependent from the coiffure and fastened with a diamond star was a long tuile veil, which entirely manted the figure. A necklace and bracelets of pearls completed the handsome toilet.

Mrs. Donohoe was costumed in a hellotrope satin, elaborately draped in rich blank lace, festooned over the front and sides, and falling in a profusion of soft puffs in the back and down the train. Magnificent diamond jewels added much to the toilet. The brides-maids were dressed alike,, in short suits of white surah satin. The wore large white chip hats, trimmed with white flowers, long Sara Bernhardt gloves of undressed kid, and black satin slippers with black silk hose. Each young lady carried a little muff composed of flowers and ribbons.

As they entered the orchestra struck up a march, "Raff Suite," which was continued during the movements of the party toward the chancel. When they reached the altar railing the gentlemen separated, as did the ladies also, and the bride and and groome seated themselves upon a gorgeous cushion of green velvet. As the bridal group moved up the aisle, the Most Rev. Archbishop Alemancy, attended by a numerous retinue of priests and 85 acolytes, made his appearance. Immediately before performing the marriage proper, his Grace was vested with the Pontifical robes. Father A. Raggio, assisted by Father Imoda, acted as master of ceremonies.

After an earnest exhortation by the Archbishop, the bride and grooom, assisted by D.J. Murphey and Tiburcio Parrott, entered the Chanel, were received by the officiator, and the impressive marriage ritual of the Catholic Church was rendered. His Grace was assisted by the Rev. Father Kenna, President of St. Ignatius College, as Deacon, and the Rev. Father Pinasco, President of Santa Clara College, as Sub-Deacon. Seated in the sanctuary were the Rev. Dr. Byrne, of Australia; The Rev. Drs. Comerford and King, of Oakland, and the Rev. Fathers Reardon, Isola, Brunengo, Demasini, Dossola, Galliano, Kelly, Maraschi, Messae, Neri, Pollano, Prelato, Raffo, Sullivan, and Tadini, of the Society of Jesus. The ceremony occupied about 30 minutes. After Paternoster the newly married coupled entered the sanctuary, and, kneeling before his Grace, received a particular blessing, and a prayer was said for their future welfare.

After this impressive feature the chorus, consisting of Signors Parolini and Muller and Messrs. Hughes, A.H. Sheere, C.E. Floyd, J. De Fremery, Frederick J. Bulton, C. Waite, and J.H. Carleton, sang a "Nuptial Ode," written by A.A. Wheeler, set to music by Edgar E. Kelly, and dedicated to the groom. Following this the Rev. Aloysius Varsi solemnized the marriage mass, "Missa Pro Sponsalibus." At the beginning Rossini's "Gloria" was rendered by the Orchestra, after which "O Salutaris," a baritone solo composed expressively for the occassion by Louis Homeir, was sung by Herr Jacob Muller. After the offertory, the soft music of Bizet's adagietto, "Suite Arlesienne," was given. St. Saen's "Inviolata," a tenor solo by C.P. Hughes, was touchingly rendered during the singing of mass. At the end the reverend Archbishop gave a general blessing to the whole assemblage, after which the bridal party left its place. As it passed down the aisle Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" was pealed forth, and the large crowd of people withdrew.

The newley married pair and a number of friends were driven to the residence of the bride's parents, No. 526 Harrison-street. The reception party consisted, besides Mr. and Mrs. Parrott Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. Donohoe, Mrs. Parrott Sr., Mrs. De Guigne, Misses Isabel, Mary, and Christian Parrott, Mary O'Conner, Fanny Doyle, and Daisy Casserly. The spacious residence, which was darkened and lit by gas, was lavishly decorated and was a perfect grove of flowering and tropical plants. The main parlor, in which the reception was held, was a gorgeous scene of flowers and twining vines. The floral decorations were disposed in such a manner as to show to great advantage the magnificent collection of paintings, statuary, and other articles of virtu arranged about. In the bay window, where the happy couple took their position, the profusion of palms and variegated pot plants was a noticeable feature. At the top, above a double heart of tuberoses, and white camelias, was the motto, "Ad Multas Annos," in choicest flowers, and on each side of a floral true lover's knot was a snow white dove, while below all a garland of rare greens and blossoms hung. On a large mirror in the background was a gracefully wrought monogram, "M.J." and to complete the picture, in each corner of the window was a harp compsed of beautiful flowers. Prominent among the floral offerings was one from M. Forest, late French Consul for this city, a pyramind of 80 white camelias, presenting a most exquisite appearance. Others equally beautiful were received from Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso L. Pinart, Miss Lander, Judge R.F Morrison, the Misses Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Rodrigue, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wilson, Inez Fabbri-Muller, Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Kittle, Mrs. W.S. Keyes, and Mrs. Alfred Wheeler. The newel post in the stairwell was covered with greens and calla lillies, and the hall was a perfect picture of the tropics, bananas, lime trees in bearing, bergonias, ferns, and cactus being prominent. The back parlors, the library, reading rooms, and dining room were also decorated profusely. At the proper hour a dèjeuner, handsome, artistic, and bounteous, was served. During the reception, which lasted from 1 o'clock to 3, an orchestra under Mr. Homeier rendered some charming selections. At the latter hour, after wishing a the happy couple all the blessings of a long and happy life, the guests began to depart.

About 4 o'clock the bride and groom left the house amid a shower of rice, and entering the carriage, over which a tiny satin slipper was thrown, drove to the speciaal car that was to convey them to Menlo Park. The bridal traveling dress consisted of an olive-bronze cashmere trimmed with satin and a hat to match. After a stay at Menlo Park, Mr. and Mrs. Parrott, Jr., will proceed to New York City; from thence they will sail on May 17 for Europe. They will make a tour of the Continent for about two years, after which they will return to San Francisco, which will be their permanent residence.

The bridal presents were a collection such as has seldom been seen in this city. Among the many were a coffee set of the most unique and beautiful design, the cups being in the shape of pond lillies, and the ware made in the tints of the natural flower. This is a gift from Mrs. Hoguet, a relative of the family, who lives in New-York. Another coffee set was of Royal Worcester ware, setn by Mr. and Mrs. S.F. Hooper, of Sonoma; a card receiver of gold and silver from J.D. Murphy, Jr.; a solid gold dish was a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parrott; John Parrott, Sr., presented a silver tea set of repousse; a gold-lined silver berry-dish and spoon, set by Mr. and Mrs. L. Pickering; a gold and silver pitcher service and two goblets; by P.D. Donahue; Mr. and Mrs. D.O. Mijle sent from New-York a fruit dish of gold and silver; J.W. Flood and Howard Havens sent a clock and mantel ornatments of the most magnificent description of marble work; a silver and gold berry-dish, spoon and fork, John T. Doyle; the Misses Forbes, a silver vase; two beautifully painted porcelain plaques- copies of the famous Angelie Koffman, J.D. Grant; a coffee set of Royal Worcester ware, Miss Mary O'Conner, of New-York; a silver vase, Mr. and Mrs.. Gustave Touchard; a silver-mounted, hand-glass, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Hayne; a card-receiver, with raised work, M.J. O'Connor; a set of coffee spoons of silver and gold, exquisitely unique. Augustin Casserly; a set of pepper-boxes of silver, John B. Casserly; a silver strawberry-dish, T.D. O'Conner; a silver shoe-horn and hook, J.R. K. Nutall; a silver toilet, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Howard; a tea service, a full set of solid silver and gold, Daniel T. Murphy; a large punch-bowl and ladle of silver, gold lined, Joseph G. Eastland; a gold and silver berry-spoon, Miss Fannie Doyle; a silver jewel-casket, Miss Maggie Donahue; a bracelet and ear-rings composed of emeralds and diamonds, was sent from New-York by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly; a bracelet of sapphires and diamonds, the Misses Parrott; a bracelet holding three large diamonds, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor; a scent bottle with diamond and garnet top, John T. Halleck; a point lace fan with a diamond monogram, Mr. and Mrs. De Guigne; another point lace fan, Eugene Kelly, Jr.; a lace pin in the form of a diamond beetle, John H. Kelly; an arrow with the tip of pearls and brilliants, Edward Kelly; a ring with a cat's eye stone surrounded with diamonds, Miss Rose Barreda.

Among the gifts of the immediate family of the bride was one from her eldest brother, a lace-pin of diamonds and a glove buttoner of gold; from her youngest brother two handsome lace-pins. The gift of Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe, to her daughter was alace pin, holding three magnificent diamond stones. The gifts from Jospeph A. Donohoe was a complete set of silver spoons and forks of various sizes, and a deed of a 50-vara lot in the vicinity of Sacramento and Gough streets. The bridegroom's present to his lovely young bride was a superb necklace and cross of diamonds.

A peculiar and interesting coincidence in this notable affair is that both parties are natives of San Francisco, have lived continously within one block of each other, and always in the same houses from which they parted to be joined together in the holy bonds of matrimony.

The New York Times, 30 Apr 1882, p 14

Children from this marriage were:

   88 F    i. Mary Emilie Parrott was born on 18 Feb 1883 in London, England and died on 21 Feb 1967 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 84.

Notes: Mrs. Mary Emilie Parrott Williams, 84, 971 Palm Avenue, San Mateo, died today. She resided in this area for the past 20 years, and was a native of London, England.

Mrs. Williams was actively interested in Republican party affairs, St. Anothony's Guild, the Girl Scouts of America and numerous charities.

She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Parrott Burgess of San Francisco and Mrs. Barbara Parrott of San Mateol three nieces, Mrs. John Franco of West Hartford, Conn,; Miss Julia Redington of San Francisco, and Mrs. Charles Thieriot of Hillsborough, and two nephews, William Parrott Jr. of San Francisco and John Redington of San Francisco.

Funeral services will be held from Sneider and Sullivan Chapel, San Mateo, on Thursday at 9:30 a.m., thence to Old St. Matthew's Church in downtown San Mateo for a a requiem high mass at 10 o'clock.

Recitation of the rosary wil be at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at the chapel. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, San Mateo. Spiritual contributions are preferred.

The Times, 21 Feb 1967, p 51

Mary married William Wilberforce Williams. William was born on 20 Apr 1878 in Washington, District of Columbia and died on 8 Apr 1954 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 75.

   89 F    ii. Abigail Eastman Meagher Parrott was born on 31 Jan 1884 in San Francisco Co., California and died on 7 Dec 1960 in California, at age 76.

Abigail married Edward J. Tobin. Edward was born on 25 Jul 1872 in California and died on 21 Mar 1961 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 88.

Notes: Was president of Hibernia Bank in San Francisco.

   90 M    iii. John Parrott III was born on 7 May 1885 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 1 Mar 1939, at age 53.

Notes: End Comes to Scion of Noted S.M. Family
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Grandfather Built Home in Baywood in 1860
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FAUGHT IN FRANCE
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Lost 2 Brothers in Front in World War

John Parrott, 53, member of one of San Mateo's most historic families, died at Mills Memorial hospital after a short illness this morning.

He was a grandson of the late John Parrott, early pioneer who set up the vast Parrott estate which once formed a large portion of what is now the city of San Mateo.

In the two generations from the older John Parrott, the family has become related by marriagae to the Tobin, Redington, Crocker, Donahoe, DeGuigne, de Tristan, Hayne, Payson and numerous other families, all prominent in historic annals of the county.

Lived On Estate
The grandson of the early pioneer lived at 600 El Camino Real in what was known as the "bungalow" of the former vast Parrott estate. The original Parrott home stood on West Third avenue and, after having been destroyed by fire several years ago, was replaced by a modern apartment house.

The third John received his early education in San Mateo schools, then attended Santa Clara university. He received his bachelor of arts and master of arts degrees from Georgetown university at Washington, D.C., and then attended Fribourg university in Switzerland.

Served In War
He was a graduate of the first officer's training camp at San Francisco presidio and served as a first lieutenant in the 347th Field Artillery of the 91st division during the World war.

For many years he was associated with the Parrott Estates compajy and had spent the last few years in retirement at the San Mateo family home.

He was the son of John Parrott Jr. and Mary Donohoe Parrot. He was one of ten children, six of whom are still living. His sisters are Emilie, who became Mrs. Wilberforce Williams, Abby, who became Mrs. Edward J. Tobin; Josephine, who became Mrs. Lawrence W. Redington; and Miss Barbara Parrott.

Two Killed in War
Still living are his brothers, William G. and Stephan Z. (sic) Parrott. Two others, Joseph A. and Edmund A. Parrott, were killed during the World war, and fifth brother, Francis C. Parrott, was killed in an automobile accident.

The first John Parrott was one of the leading shipping magnates of ealry California history and helped to build the firm of Parrott & Co., which he founded in 1855. One of his principle claims to fame came with his construction of the Parrott's Granite block on Montgomery street in San Francisco.

This building was so solidly constructed that it withstood numerous early fires and the great earthquake of 1906. The building was finally torn down in 1926 to make way for a modern structure.

Built in 1860
His principle interest, despite his active part in business, was in his family of one son, the father of the third John Parrott, and six daughters. Two of these still remain, Grace Parrott Hayne, who still leaves on the Hayne estate west of El Camino Real in San Mateo, and Mrs. Joseph A. Donahoe, wife of the mayor of Atherton.

In 1860, the first John Parrott built the large family home in Baywood. From that date on, his interest in San Mateo county affairs increased rapidly and he played a large part in progress and upbuilding of the city and county. His home in Baywood was built when less than a dozen houses stood in San Mateo.

Included Baywood
The Parrott lands once included all of Baywood, the majority now subdivided and developed into modern residential area, and a large portion of the land now occupied by the city part and Third, Fourth and Fifth avenue business frontages. While Third avenue property has been opened several years, Fourth avenue was opened over a year ago.

During the later years of his life, the original John Parrott spent most of his time here and engaged in raising pure-bred horses. At the age of 74, he died at his home in San Francisco, which stood at 620 Folsom street, next to the home of General Folsom.

Funeral Friday
Funeral services for the third John Parrott will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock with requiem mass being celebrated at St. Mattew's Catholic church. Interment will be in St. John's cemetery, the cemetery given to the Catholic parish by his grandfather and where other members of the prominent family have been buried.

Services are under the direction of N. Gray & Sons mortuary in San Francisco.

The Times, 01 Mar 1939, pp 1 & 10

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TWO CLUBMEN IN FIST FIGHT
John Parrott Jr. Dragged From Country Club by Heels; Suspension Results.

A black eye and a bandaged nose are being nursed by John Parrott jr., at his peninsula home as scars of a battle that was staged in the presence of men and women at the Burlingame Country Club. Parrott has been suspended from the club by the board of directors, and so has G. Maurice Heckscher, New York captialist, who recently came here to play polo.

Hecksher, who is occupying temporary quarters at the San Mateo Polo Club, is the man who mussed up the features of Parrott. One of the results of the fight is that Parrott has canceled his engagement to play in the Northern California championship golf tournament.

Some members of the Burlingame Country Club have formerly questioned the judgement of the directors in suspending Heckscher, whol (sic), they maintain, had reason to be provoked. Parrott has been suspended for two years and Heckscher for two years. Various versions of what caused the fight were being retailed yesterday among the members of the club. According to one give the widest currency, Parrott was talking with a woman in the club when a a member came along and told him he should remove his hat.

Parrott is said to have replied to this rebuke in words that caused both the lady and the man who had spoken to him to withdraw, Heckscher overheard the remarks made by Parrott and resented them. "I'll give you five minutes to leave the club," he said to Parrott. Parrott's reply is said to have included language that carried the quarrel beyond the borders of wordy warfare.

In another moment they were having a milling fight, which ended when Parrott was knocked down by Heckscher and dragged out of the clubhouse by his heels. "It's a matter about which I wish to have nothing to say," was the only comment made by Heckscher at the San Mateo Polo Club yesterday. "I'll say nothing about it," said Parrott at his home.

The San Francisco Examiner, 26 Apr 1919, p 13

   91 F    iv. Barbara Lucia Parrott was born on 13 Dec 1886 in San Francisco Co., California and died on 4 May 1972 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, at age 85.

Notes: Barbara Parrott Is Dead at 85
Barbara L. Parrott, a member of a prominent San Francisco family, died in a convalescent home here Thursday at age 85. A native of San Francisco, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Parrott and is a graduate of Convent of the Sacred Heart in Menlo Park. She travelled extensively in Europe, the Middle East and Asia and asisted her aunt, the Comtese de la Lande, in managing one of the largest Red Cross hospitals near the front in France in 1918.

Bookbinder She taught catechism and Sunday school on the Peninsula many years and pursued her hobby of bookbinding. She willed her extensive library to the Gleeson library of the University of San Francisco. Miss Parrott was a member of the Women's City Club here. She is survived by a sister, Josephine Burgess of San Francisco; two nephews, W.G. Parrott and John Redington of San Francisco, and three nieces, Barbara Thierot of Hillsborough, Julia Redington of San Francisco and Ann Franko of Hartford, Conn.

Services The rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the chapel of Sneider & Sullivan, at 977 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at the chapel, thence to St. Bartholomew's Church, 300 Alameda de las Pulgas in San Mateo. Interment will be in St. John's cemetery, San Mateo.

The San Francisco Examiner, 06 May 1972, p 25






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Mrs. Parrott Dies at 85
Miss Barbara L. Parrott, 85, of 1408 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo, member of the historic and socially prominent Parrott family of California, died in San Francisco last night. She was a resident of the Laural Heights Convalescent Hospital in San Francisco at the time of her death, but lived in San Mateo for 70 years.

Miss Parrott was the granddaughter of the noted California financier John Parrott Sr. who came to San Mateo in 1860 when he purchased the estate which ultimately became the Baywood subdivision of today.

The family donated property for the original site of San Mateo's first public school and for the present day site for the first St. Matthew's Catholic Church in downtown San Mateo. The Parrotts were noted for their philanthropies throughout the state. The Parrott estate was later to become Baywood and the Parrott Park subdivisions. It remained the family home into the mid-1920's when Baywood's first subdivion became a reality.

Miss Parrott never married. At one time she kept house for two bachelor brothers; the late John and Stephen Parrott. Miss Parrott spent her ealry years in Europe. She was the fourth daughter of a family of 10 children. Her parents were the late John Parrott II who married the late Mary Emilie Donohoe.

Besides her sister Mrs. Josephine Burgess of San Francisco, Miss Parrott leaves two nephews and three nieces, W.G. Parrott and John Redington, all of San Francisco; Mrs. Charles (Barbara) Thieriot of Hillsborough, wife of the publisher of the Chronicle; Miss Julia Redington of San Francisco, and Mrs. Ann France of Hartford, Conn.

A requiem mass will be said at St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church on Monday, starting at 9:30 a.m. The rosary will be recited Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Sneider and Sullivan chapel. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, whcih also was at one time part of the Parrott estate.

The Times, 05 May 1972, p 42

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HISTORY bites the dust again. A bulldozer razes the historic Parrott home at 1408 Alameda de las Pulgas in San Mateo to make way for smaller homes. It was the residence of the late Barbara L. Parrott of the noted pioneer Parrott familiy. She died May 4. The home was built before the turn of the century and had abut 18 rooms, six baths and numerous outbuildings. Miss Parrott was the graddaughter of California finacier John Parrott Sr., who came to San Mateo in 1860. He purchased a large estate which ultimately became Baywood subdivision. White and Clausen Builders of San Mateo are constructing the homes.

The (San Mateo) Times, 22 Jun 1972, p 29

   92 M    v. Joseph Augustine. Parrott was born on 7 Jan 1888 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 29 Oct 1918 in Camp Fremont, San Mateo Co., California, at age 30.

Notes: Joseph A. Parrott Dies of Pneumonia

San Mateo, Oct. 30. - Joseph A. Parrott 30 years old, second son of the late John Parrott, San Mateo capitalist, and a private in the medical detachment of the 62nd infantry at Camp Fremont, died yesterday in the base hospital from pneumonia after a short illness. Parrott drove an American ambulance during the first year of the war, but his health failed and he was sent home to recuperate. Upon regaining his helath he enlisted.

Parrott was one of four brothers who enlisted. John Parrott was graduated from the first officers' training school at the Presidio and is now second lieutenant in the field artillery. William G. Parrott, 23, was made a second lieutenant in the aero corps of the army. Edmund A. Parrott, who also joined the aero service, was killed while flying in battle in France in 1918. He had been sent to the front a short time after completing his training. Another brother, Francis Parrott, was killed in 1917 in an automobile accident near Burlingame. A sister, Josephine Parrott, who for some time was secretary to Mrs. John B. Casserly in Red Cross work and later served under Food Amisntrator Herbert Hoover, is a yeomanette in the navy stationed at Washington. Another sister, Barbara Parrott, is in France assisting her aunt, the Comtesse de La Lande, in the management of one of the Red Cross hospitals.

Oakland Tribune, 30 Oct 1918, p 2

   93 F    vi. Genevieve Parrott was born on 4 Sep 1889 in France and died on 24 Dec 1889 in Berlin, Germany.

   94 F    vii. Josephine Augustine Parrott Redington was born on 7 Jan 1891 in England and died on 21 Sep 1980, at age 89.

Notes: Many Women Lend Services to Country At War Front

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Some of the number, after months of preparation, have found that they are disqualified through having some relative an officer in the service, as was the case with Miss Josephine Parrott, whose brothers, Lieutenant John Parrott, Jr., Joseph Parrott, William Parrott and Edmund Parrott, are all in the service, Edmund Parrott being in France at this time and the others expecting to be there in the course of a few months. Miss Parrott, unable to carry out her scheme of doing Red Cross work in France, where she has many relatives and friends, and where she has frequently visited, gave up that idea in favor of a post with the food administration at Washington, D.C. She went East several months ago.

San Francisco Chronicle, 14 Apr 1918 p 1


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"Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) for Josephine Parrott Burgess, a member of a prominent San Francisco and Peninsula landowning and banking family, who died Sunday at the age of 89. A native of San Francisco, who was a Yoeman First Class in the U.S. Navy during World War I, making her one of the earliest women in the American armed forces. The daughter of John and Mary E. Parrott, who was descendant, on both sides of her family, of pioneer California forebears. Her paternal grandfather was John Parrott, one-time American consult to Mazatlan, who became one of California's largest landowners in 1861 when he acquired interest in the Llano Seco Rancho, a former Mexican grant of more than 17,000 acres in what is now Butte County. Her maternal grandfather was Joseph Donohoe who came to San Francisco in 1850 to establish the banking firm of Donohoe, Kelly & Co. She is survived by a son, John Redington of San Francisco: a daughter, Ann Redington Franco of Kennebunk, Me., and seven grandchildren . . ."

San Francisco Chronicle, 23 September 1980

Josephine married Laurence Wilfred Redington on 21 Sep 1921 in Washington, District of Columbia. Laurence was born on 22 Aug 1881 in Burlingame, San Mateo Co., California and died on 11 Nov 1937 in Manila, Philipinnes, at age 56.

Notes: Col. Redington Dies in Manila

The death in Manila military hospital Wednesday of Col. Laurence W. Redington of Hillsborough, socially prominent retired army officer, was told in a cablegram received last night at the San Francisco Presidio.

Colonel Redington, a brother of Attorney Arthur H. Redington of 119 Baywood road, Hillsborough, and members of a famous San Francisco Peninusula family, succumbed to pneumonio and a heart complication. He was en route to San Francisco after traveling in the Orient.

The colonel's wife, the former Josephine Parrott of San Mateo, is now visiting in New York with Mrs. Phillip Carroll. She was notified of her husband's death and today was returning to her home here.

Colonel Redington's body will be brought to San Francisco and interred at Santa Barbara.

In addition to the widow, he is surived by a son, John Redington, now attending a boarding school at Catlina Island, and two daughters, Ann and Julia Redington, who are staying with their aunt, Mrs. E.J. Tobin, in Hillsborough. The Redington family home is at 200 Clark drive.

The brother is a prominent San Francisco lawyer and former city attorney of Hillsborough. Colonel Redington also leaves a sister, Miss Sarah Redington of Santa Babara.

The Times, 12 Nov 1937, p 3

Josephine next married Unknown Burgess.

+ 95 M    viii. William Gregory Parrott Sr. was born on 13 Feb 1895 in California and died on 30 Oct 1954 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 59.

   96 F    ix. Edna N. Parrott was born in Jan 1896 in California.

   97 M    x. Edmund Anthony Parrott was born on 13 Jun 1896 in San Francisco Co., California, died on 26 Sep 1918 in Dun-Sur-Meuse, France, at age 22, and was buried in St. Mihiel American Cemetery, Thiaucourt, M & M, France.

Notes: E.A. PARROTT OF SAN MATEO MEETS DEATH IN AIR BATTLE
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Four Brothers Are Still in U.S. Army Service; Another Killed in Accident
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A cable message was received yesterday announcing the death in battle of Edmund Anthony Parrott, son of Mrs. John Parrott of San Mateo and the late John Parrott, and grandson of the late Mrs. Abby Parrott. He had just been sent to the front after completing his flying school training in France. In his last letter to his mother, dated July 16th, he wrote teh following prophetic words from a chateau where he was billeted in France:

"From here we will probably be sent to the front in a few days, for which I will be thoroughly thankful, as it will mean the fulfillment of my desires, and the examination of my long and tedious training. I am writing this by the light of a candel out on the terrace of teh castle, from which there is a sheer drop of 160 feet of ivy-covered wall down to the level of the little old bower that nestles around its base. As I write there comes through the still night air the rumble and roar of the mighty guns at Chateau Thierry, more than 100 miles away. As I listen to the distant thunder I cannot help but think that it is the death knell of the German people in this war, and I am eager to get into the fight, that I may do my bit toward the final overthrow of the pernicious doctrine which has so upset the world."

Young Parrott has given his life, as he would have wished, doing his duty.

Edmund Anthony Parrott was born in California twenty-two years ago last June. When the war broke out he was a student at the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale. He was a member of the first class at the aviation school at the University of California, and was graduated among the first ten at the top of the class. After training here he was sent first to Italy and subsequently to France, and after his long training experience was sent to the front with the American forces in charge of a bombing machine.

His brother John Parrott is now a Lieutenant attached to the staff of General Burr in France; his brother, William G. Parrott, also a Lieutenant, is attached to the Mather aviation field, near Sacramento; his brother, Joseph Parrott, is a member of the division at Camp Fremon, and his brother, Stephen Parrott, is a member of the reserve officers' training school at Harvard University.

It will be remembered that anoher brother, Francis, was instantly killed on the night of June 6, 1917, when his automobile crushed, head-on, into an auto truck near Burlingame. Francis was 19 years old.

Miss Josephine Parrott, who was for some time secretary to Mrs.John B. Casserly in Red Cross work, and later served under Herbert Hoover in the Food Administration at Washington, is now a yeomanette in the Navy, and is stationed in Washington. Another sister, Miss Barbara Parrott, last week decided to leave shortly for France to assist her aunt, the Countess de la Lande, in the management of a Red Cross hospital near the front. Miss Emilie Parrott and Mrs. Edward J. Tobin are sisters.

San Francisco Chronicle, 08 Oct 1916, pp 1 & 2

   98 M    xi. Francis Cuthbert Parrott was born on 20 Mar 1898 in San Francisco Co., California and died on 6 Jun 1917 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 19.

Notes: FRANCIS PARROTT KILLED BY AUTO
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Son of Famous Family, Driving Home Alone, Crashes Headon Into Heavy Motor Truck and Dies Under His Car
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DEATH COMES ON DARK HIGHWAY AT BURLINGAME
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Impact of Collision Is So Great That Driver of the Truck is Thrown to Road and Badly Injured

Francis Parrott, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Parrott, members of a family long identified with the social and financial life of California, was instantly killed on the State highway at Bayawater avenue, near Burlingame, last night when his automobile crashed head-on into a a heavy auto truck driven by Michael Burke.

Parrott was alone in the machine. The impact of the collision overturned Parrotts'car and pinned the young man under it. Burke was thrown on to the pavement and suffered serious injuries. He was taken to the Red Cross Hospital in San Mateo.

San Francisco Chronicle, 07 Jun 1917, p 1

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WEALTHY SAN MATEOAN KILLED

San Francisco, June 7. -- Francis Parrott, twenty-one-year-old son of John Parrott, San Francisco and San Mateo Millionaire, was instantly killed in an auto collision on the state highway at Burlingame shortly before midnight last night.

The young man was returning alone from San Francisco in a high-powered car. At the junction of Howard Street, Burligntame, with the state highway, he drove too close to a heavy truck going in the opposite direction and driven by Michael Burke of San Carlos.

The wheels of the two vehicles interlocked and young Parrott was thrown clear. Burke was knocked off his seat, but sustained only minor injuries.

Santa Cruz Evening News, 07 Jun 1917, p 5

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FRANCIS PARROTT KILLED IN CRASH

San Mateo, June 7--- Francis Parrott, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Parrott of this city, is dead, and Michael Burke, driver of a motor truck, is dying in the Red Cross Hospital here as a result of a collision on state highway near Burlingame last night in which the young heir to the Parrott millions was instantly killed. The crash of the impact, which was heard for blocks, indicated that Parrott was traveling in his automobile at a high rate of speed.

Oakland Tribune, 07 Jun 1917, p 12

   99 F    xii. Nera V. Parrott was born in Dec 1899 in California.

   100 M    xiii. Stephan Vincent Parrott was born on 5 Dec 1899 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, died on 10 Oct 1965 in Florence, Italy, at age 65, and was buried in San Miniato al Monte.

Notes: Data from his 2 passport applications. Lived in Switzerland 1907-1910 and England 1910-1914.

For his WWI draft card, he was a student in Cambridge, MA.

From Pete Froehlich <gmozias@gmail.com>
"He and F. Scott Fitzgerald knew each other at the Newman school in New Jersey. Fitzgerald inscribed a copy of his first novel to Stephan "to my brother." Yet their friendship is more or less dismissed by Fitzgerald's biographer as having to do only with a shared relationship to their mentor at the Newman School, Monsignor Sigourney Fay. "

Shane Leslie knew Fay, Fitzgerald, and Stephan, as well as another priest, William Hemmick, about this time (around 1910 or so). His letters with Hemmick mention Stephan from time to time through the 1950s; I believe Stephan might have worked with or for Hemmick for a time in Paris or Rome."

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Stephan Parrott, member of a prominent Bay Area family, died Sunday in Florence, Italy, of a heart attack. He was 65.

Parrott had lived abroad for much of his life and maintained his home in Florence for many years. He was the son of John Parrott, San Francisco buisinessman.

Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Wilberforce Williams and Mrs. Josephine Redington Burgess of San Francisco, and Barbara Parrott of San Mateo, and three nieces, including Mrs. Charles de Young Theriot of Hillsborough.

Funeral services are being arranged in Europe.

The Times, 12 Oct 1965, p 28

47. Dewitt Clinton Parrott (Lipscomb³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 29 Jun 1852 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 11 Jul 1884 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 32, and was buried in McNeil Cemetery, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Birth, marriage and death dates from "Early Settlers of Lee County, Virginia and Adjacent Counties Volume II compiled by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977" p 1019. Will proved 22 Jul 1884: leaving all his estate, inherited from "my father Lipscomb Parrott, Dec'd." to Alpha Parrott. Will dated 10 Jun 1884. DSP.

1860 census gives age as 7. 1880 as 27.

Dewitt married Alpha Pennington on 6 Nov 1879 in Lee Co., Virginia. Alpha was born on 23 Apr 1858 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 3 May 1941 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 83, and was buried in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Tombstone Inscriptions, Lee Co, VA by Ada Grace Catron #975.5735 V22c. Buried in field across from Thompson Settlement Church

The child from this marriage was:

   101 M    i. Dewitt D. Parrott was born on 29 Jun 1872 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 11 Jun 1884 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 11, and was buried in Jun 1884 in McNeil Cemetery, Thompson Settlement, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Dewitt D's grave is unmarked.

53. Sir Peyton N. Parrott (John III³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 8 Nov 1857 in Pulaski Co., Kentucky and died on 8 Jan 1911 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 53.

Notes: Singer Sewing Machine.- Mr. Peyton Parrott is agent for this excellent machine and is prepared to furnish it to the people of Lincoln, on the most liberal terms. Persons in need of a machine, would do him and themselves a favor by addressing him at Stanford.

Interior Journal, Stanford, KY, 22 Aug 1879, p 3

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The Lexington Leader says that Peyton Parrott shot and probably wounded a thief, who was trying to get in his house.

Interior Journal, 18 Mar 1898, p 1


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THANKS OF INSANE MAN.
Peyton Parrott Grateful for Being Declared a Lunatic.
Harviey R. Stout, justice of the peace, had a strange experience yesterday with Peyton Parrott, a supposed Lunatic.

Mrs. Parrott had sworn that her husband was a fit subject for treatment at the Insane hospital. Justice Stout was to have charge of the sanity commission. Parrott went to him to thank him.

"I know of my condition as well as you do," said Parrott. "I have felt this thing coming on me for a year or more, and I am grateful that you are going to have me treated."

Parrott appeared to be rational, though he said he was not always so and that he believed he needed treatment.

Parrott makes his living by sharpening knives and scissors and is known in every downtown office.

The Indianapolis Star, 19 Jul 1904, p 3

Sir married Mary B. Hutchinson in Lexington, Fayette Co., Kentucky. Mary was born on 17 May 1868 in Rowland, Lincoln Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Sep 1931 in Van Buren, Clay Co., Indiana, at age 63.

Marriage Notes: Miss Lena Hampton received a dispatch from her uncle Peyton Parrott that he and Miss Mary Hutchison had married in Lexington. Mis Hutchison was formerly from Stanford and is an excellent young lady. Mr. Parrott is agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Co., and a clever and capable business man.

Interior Journal, 16 Feb 1894, p 3

Notes: RITES WILL BE HELD HERE.
The body of Mrs. Mary E. (sic) Parrott, 63 years old, 601 North Euclid avenue, who was killed in automobile accident near Brazil yesterday, will be brought to Indianapolis for services and burial today. Petyon Parrott, a son, said last night.

Mr. Parrott said his mother had been serving as a nurse for Mrs. Mary Sutt, wife of Henry Sutt, 446 North Walcott street, who had been ill, and he did not know that they had left the city until he received word of his mother's death.

Native of Kentucky.
Mrs. Parrott was born in Rowland Junction, Ky. About forty years ago she was married to Peyton Parrott, who died in Indianapolis in 1903 (sic). Following the death of her husband, Mrs. Parrott lived in Toledo, O., for six years and then returned to Indianapolis.

Survivors are a son and a brother, W.R. Hutchison of Louisville, Ky.

Robert O'Dell, driver of the Circle Cab Company's automobile in which the two women were riding when the accident occurred, lives at 402 East New York Street.

The Indianapolis Star, 11 Sep 1931, p 5

The child from this marriage was:

+ 102 M    i. Peyton Wise Parrott was born on 3 Mar 1899 in Lexington, Fayette Co., Kentucky and died on 31 May 1972 in Los Angeles Co., California, at age 73.

54. William Edward Parrott (Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 13 Jul 1844 in Liberty, Platte Co., Missouri, died on 21 Jul 1896 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 52, and was buried on 25 Jul 1896 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho.

Notes: Data on children posted on Familyorigins.org by Eunice Harmon.

Pleasant View, Utah Ward Record gives his birth as 13 Jun 1844: Albion Idaho Cemetery records gives birth as 13 Jul 1844, Clay County, Missouri The North Ogden Ward records gives his birth as 13 Jun 1842, Lyberty, Platte, Missouri.

Edward died 21 Jul 1896 of Scarlet Fever. Listed as William Edward on Frank's death certificate and on the Albion Idaho Community cemetery records. He was listed as John Edward on his son, John's death certificate.

William married Sarah Ann Mead on 16 Aug 1866 in Buchanan Co., Missouri. Sarah was born <1845> in Buchanan Co., Missouri.

Notes: MARRIAGE from IGI M514671 film 1004802

William next married Mary Taylor on 26 Aug 1872 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah. Mary was born on 23 Jan 1837 in , Surry, North Carolina.

Notes: 1880 Census. Harrisville Precinct, Weber County, Utah.

taylor, Newell, age 25, Farmer, born North Carolina, both parents born VA.: Taylor, Sarah, Mother age 68 widow, born Virginia and parents born Virginia: Parrott, Mary, 42, sister, married, keeping house, born North Carolina and both parents born in Virginia.

William next married Christina "Kitty" Stevens about 1878 in Weber Co., Utah. Christina was born on 1 Jan 1853 in Sunderland, Durham, England, died on 16 Feb 1936 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 83, and was buried on 19 Feb 1936 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho.

Notes: 1910, 1920 and 1930 census finds them in Albion, Cassia, Idaho. Birthdates are really insconsistent between each census.

Two sons (James and Wallis) in the 1880 census have Call/Calt as their last name, so Christina was married before, though the spelling should be Scott. Her daughter, Mahalley Parrott, b 1879, is listed as her husband's stepdaughter.

Children from this marriage were:

   103 F    i. Maholey Ella Parrott was born in 1878 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah and died in 1880, at age 2.

   104 M    ii. William E. Parrott was born on 27 Jan 1880 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah and died on 29 Sep 1937 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 57.

+ 105 M    iii. John Henry Parrott was born on 8 Mar 1882 in Pleasant View, Weber Co., Utah, died on 11 Jul 1945 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho, at age 63, and was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho.

   106 F    iv. Jennie Louise Parrott was born on 19 Feb 1883 in Pleasant View, Weber Co., Utah and died on 16 May 1965 in Burley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 82.

Jennie married Charles Wesley Gransbury on 30 Jan 1901 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho. Charles was born on 4 Apr 1879 in Sterling, Rice Co., Kansas and died on 19 Jan 1971 in Burley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 91.

   107 M    v. Alfred E. Parrott was born on 10 Feb 1886 and died in 1888, at age 2.

   108 M    vi. Wilford A. Parrott was born on 27 Aug 1887 in Pleasant View, Weber Co., Utah and died on 23 Jan 1946 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 58.

+ 109 M    vii. Joseph Franklin "Frank" Parrott Sr. was born on 29 Apr 1888 in Rock Creek, Oneida Co., Idaho and died on 16 Feb 1929 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho, at age 40.

   110 M    viii. Samuel Monroe Parrott was born on 25 Jul 1891 in Rock Creek, Oneida Co., Idaho and died on 28 Feb 1945 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 53.

   111 F    ix. Anna Maralda Parrott was born on 9 Oct 1892 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho and died on 1 Apr 1932 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho, at age 39.

Anna married Hubert Francis McKay on 29 Apr 1888 in Rock Creek, Oneida Co., Idaho. Hubert was born on 13 May 1874 in Kenton Co., Kentucky and died on 3 Dec 1962, at age 88.

   112 M    x. Ezra Parrott was born in 1896 in Albion, Cassia Co., Idaho and died on 24 Sep 1959 in Nampa, Canyon Co., Idaho, at age 63.

William next married Martha O. Marshall on 3 Jul 1881 of Newton, Cache, Utah. Martha was born of Newton, Cache, Utah.

55. John Randolph Parrott (Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1831 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 26 Nov 1889 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 58, and was buried in Blackford Creek Baptist Cemetery, Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky.

Notes: John and Martha were related 3 ways via the Parrotts, and were either 3rd cousins 1x removed in one relationship, 4th cousins 1x removed in the other relationships.

1850 census Lee Co., Virginia
1860 census, Knox Co., Kentucky (list of children)
1870 census, Knox Co., Kentucky (list of children)
1880 census, Daviess Co, Kentucky (list of children; last name = Parritt)

John married Martha Elizabeth Parrott on 19 Feb 1857 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee. Martha was born on 11 Sep 1833 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee, died on 7 Jun 1913 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 79, and was buried on 8 Jun 1913 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky.

Notes: The 1910 census for Hancock Co., Kentucky finds her with sons John and Birch, and with the following grandchildren: Pearl M., Paso E. (female), and Clarence L. Parrott, aged 9, 7, and 4, respectively, and with Hillary (male) and Rhoda Daniel, aged 26 and 18, respectively.

Children from this marriage were:

   113 F    i. Emily Parrott was born in 1856 in Knox Co., Kentucky.

+ 114 M    ii. Ensley Lihue Parrott was born on 15 Jan 1858 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Nov 1926 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 68.

+ 115 M    iii. William Franklin Parrott was born on 15 Jun 1859 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 16 Jun 1940 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 81.

   116 F    iv. Margaret Parrott was born in 1863.

   117 F    v. Sarah Parrott was born about 1864 in Indiana.

+ 118 M    vi. John T. Parrott was born on 7 Jul 1866 in Kentucky and died on 27 Jul 1932 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 66.

   119 M    vii. Thomas J. Parrott was born in Mar 1870 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky.

+ 120 M    viii. Shelton Birch Parrott was born on 22 Mar 1871 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 24 Jan 1944 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 72.

+ 121 M    ix. Charles Lipscomb Parrott was born on 31 Dec 1872 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Jul 1945 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 72.

   122 M    x. Lee Parrott was born in 1875.

   123 F    xi. Alice Parrott was born in 1876 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   124 F    xii. Dora Parrott was born in 1879 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

56. Walker C. Parrott (Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1832 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 8 Jun 1862 in Tazewell, Claiborne Co., Tennessee, at age 30.

Notes: Walker C. first shows up on the Knox Co., KY Tax List in 1855.
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The Death of Berry Parrott's Grandfather

Mr. & Mrs. Parrott lived in Tazewell, Tennessee, during the Civil War days. Mrs. Parrott was expecting a baby. Her husband had joined the Union Army and he knew about what time the baby was expected. He asked the officers if he might get off and come home to see about his wife, as she was alone. They let him go home.

As he came near his home the Rebels met him. They shot and killed him. They took his body to his house, opened the door, and threw his body in, nearly on his wife.

This upset her so that she went into labor and she had her baby that very day. The baby was a boy and was the father of Berry Parrott.

By: Berry Parrott

Walker married Mary E. Noe about 1857 in Lee Co., Virginia. Mary was born about 1840 in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Register of Births 1853-187_, Lee Co. Virginia, p 71, listed as mother of a son born 10 Oct 1861

Children from this marriage were:

+ 125 M    i. Charles William Parrott Sr. was born circa 1854 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 4 Jan 1946 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon, about age 92.

+ 126 M    ii. Alvas Newton Parrott was born on 3 Oct 1857 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 9 Nov 1908 in Oneida, Nemeha Co., Kansas, at age 51.

+ 127 M    iii. Walker Parrott was born on 8 Jun 1862 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 4 Mar 1952 in Whitley Co., Kentucky, at age 89, and was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Corbin, Knox Co., Kentucky.

71. Lipscomb Parrott II (Stephen Smith³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1839 in Campbell Co., Tennessee, died in Lee Co., Virginia, and was buried in Near Tampa, Hillsborough Co., Florida.

Notes: 1860 Virginia, Lee County
1870 Virginia, Lee Co., Rose Hill twp,

Lipscomb reported a 9 year old slave drowned in Powells River in Lee Co., VA on 10 Mar 1858. He gave the name of the slave as Elbert Parrott. Bert is probably burried on the old Parrott place on Powells River in North Hancock Co., TN in the Parrott Slave Cemetery.

Lipscomb married Rhoda Elizabeth Bales, daughter of Archibald Bales and Mary E. Henderson, on 1 Mar 1860 in Lee Co., Virginia. Rhoda was born on 22 Jan 1829 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee, died on 20 Jun 1890 in Lee Co., Virginia, at age 61, and was buried in 1891 in Ewing, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: "Early Settlers of Lee County Va and Adjacent Counties" Volume II page 1019 gives marriage and death dates. Tombstone Insc. gives 22 Jan 1829. Tombstone Inscriptions Lee Co., VA by Ada Grace Catron; p111 gives 20 June 1890 Ewing Cemetery.

Children from this marriage were:

   128 F    i. Louise Minerva Parrott was born on 19 Dec 1860 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 28 Sep 1936 in Leesburg, Loudoun Co., Virginia, at age 75.

Louise married J. Wise Hogan in 1887 in Virginia. J. was born in 1857 in Virginia.

   129 F    ii. Martha Josephine Parrott was born on 18 Jun 1863, died on 24 Jul 1866, at age 3, and was buried in 1866 in Bales Cemetery, Hancock Co., Tennessee.

   130 F    iii. Mary Olivia Parrott was born on 25 Jun 1866 in Lee Co., Virginia and died in Hillsborough Co., Florida.

Mary married Dr. Alva Curtis Hamblin on 18 Aug 1886. Alva was born in 1860 in Virginia and died in 1942 in Hillsborough Co., Florida, at age 82.

73. Caleb H. Parrott (William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 19 Oct 1846 in Lee Co., Virginia and died in Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: 1850 census- Lee Co., Virginia (listed as Coble H., age 5)
1860 census- Lee Co., Virginia
1870 census- Lee Co., Virginia

Name: Caleb H Parrott , Enlistment Date: 01 January 1864
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Virginia
Birth Date: 19 October 1846
Death Place: Texas
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 01 January 1864
Enlisted in Company I, 25th Cavalry Regiment Virginia on 01 January 1864.
Detailed on 15 August 1864 (Detailed for horse)
Absent, without leave on 15 October 1864
Apprehended on 15 December 1864
Paroled on 29 April 1865

Appears in 1880 census for Precinct 4, Collin, Texas working as a servant/farmer for Andrew Calliham. He is married at the time, but it does not appear he is living with his wife.

Caleb married Margaret Elizabeth Fulkerson about 1868 in Lee Co., Virginia. Margaret was born in 1842 in Blount Co., Tennessee.

The child from this marriage was:

   131 F    i. Mary H. A. Parrott was born in Jul 1869 in Lee Co., Virginia.

76. John Landis Parrott (William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 19 Jun 1850 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 18 Nov 1927 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 77.

Notes: Birth, death and marriage from "Early Settlers of Lee county Virginia and Adjacent Counties Vol II" by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977 page 1019

List of children provided here comes for 1910 census for Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas. Mary is from the 1920 census, and from the 1880 census for Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia
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Bought the O'Pelt hotel in 1903:

"The O'Pelt Hotel, a three story brick structure and modern, was owned and operated 43 years by the Parrott family. The O'Pelt was the Hotel of northwestern Kansas, because of its location and accomodations. Traveling men, who remained on their territories over the weekend stopped at the O'Pelt. During the winter of 1905 and 1906, when steam plow business was at the crest in Thomas and adjacent counties, the O'Pelt was headquarters for many steam plow equipment salesmen. Colby trains were mostly night trains and those arriving on them, without reservations, were fortunate not to sit up the remainder of the night and if they slept not to sleep in their chairs."

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A Colby Man's Improvement.
John Parrott is having a new well put down this week. He will put in a gasoline engine to pump water. He will also put in machinery for a steam laundry in the basement of his hotel-- Colby Free Press.

The Topeka State Journal, 19 Oct 1906, p 9

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Mr. Parrott, the owner of the O'Pelt hotel at Colby was brought to Norton last night by Dr. Shifflett for osteopathic treatment and is now staying at the Bowers Tavern. His son Charles accompanied him.

The Norton Weekly Telegram, 21 Jan 1914, p 3

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We shall remember Colby, Kansas, because of the apparent blindness of the leading hotel-keeper to the possibilities of profitable business for his house. We have arrived at seven p.m. Central time - six p.m. Mountain time; the C.P. Railway operating Mountain time. We registered at the O'Pelt Hotel, which is listed to the hotel directory as American plan, $2.00 and $2.50. There were five us in the party. We asked what time the dining-room would close. The clerk said, "It is already closed. We only serve for one hour Sunday evening. You will have to the cafe two squares down to eat."

The hotel was a prententious exterior but the inside is badly run down and furniture in bad condition. Over the clerk's desk is a sign--

LODGING - $1.00
or
LODGING and BREAKFAST - $1.00

The room we occupied, two beds (two persons) was $1.50 for the two.

It would take only a little extra effort and a small amount of money to put the walls and ceilings in good shape; and he porter could fasten knobs to the combination bureau-washstand-dresser drawer, so that one could open the drawer. It would be a good thing for the town if the hotel accommodations were neat and tidy and inviting, rather than the opposite. It is no wonder that lunch-rooms and restaurants flourish on business that properly belongs to the hotel.

In these days, too, the leading hotel of a town the size of Colby usuaally has modern improvements. The O'Pelt gets along with the washbowl and pitcher, the kerosene lamp and tenpenny nails for clothes hooks.

In the restaurant where we took supper, the waiter said that many of his boss' patrons come from the imitation hotel and that his boss would soon have rooms.

The Hotel Monthly, 24(274): 52, January 1916
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Almost every meeting we hear of someone who has a complaint against the O'Pelt hotel in Colby. Of course Brother Parrot has the monopoly as it were on hotel accommodations, but even so, its a long lane that has no detour.

The Salina Evening Journal, 02 Dec 1922, p 5B.

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Colby hotel a U.S. 24 landmark
By Marj Brown, based on 'The Cooper Hotel' by Bill James and Vern Dimmit
Verbatim copy:

By 1910, J.L. Parrott had made many changes in the hotel which was known for its good service and good beds. A souvenir edition of the Colby Tribune published in 1910 had the following to say about the business:

"The O'Pelt made Colby famous in years gone by as a convention town. The hotel is the largest and best equipped in western Kansas. Never, however, has it been as generally popular with the traveling public as it has under the proprietorship of J.L. Parrott.

"Mr. Parrott purchased the hotel about seven years ago. Under his management, the building has been enlarged, porched and entirely remodeled.

"Both sample room and the dining facilities have been improved and enlarged. With 50 fine rooms, all neatly furnished, the hotel
is today easily the most popular $2.00 per day house in this part of the state."

Parrott used to sit in a rocking chair in the lobby, watching that everything and everyone was working as expected.

One of the favorite stories told of Parrott was about a traveling salesman who checked into the hotel one day and went straight to his room. He soon came back complaining to the desk clerk that he had registered for a room with a bath and that was what he wanted.

The desk clerk pointed to Mr. Parrott, who was seated in his usual rocking chair in the lobby. The salesman walked over to Parrott and said, "I asked for a room with a bath. Don't you have rooms with baths?" Parrott replied, "Yes we do." The salesman said, "Well, that's what I want." Parrot calmly replied, "But those
rooms don't have beds in them."

Just before Parrott died in 1927, he added a north wing to the hotel and completed a large amount of redecorating. One fire escape had been added to the west side of the building earlier. Before that time, all the rooms were equipped with a coil of rope securely attached to the heater or a bed. It was to be lowered out
of the window for escape in case of a fire. The Parrot family operated the hotel for more than 40 years and never had a serious fire.

In 1945, the hotel sold to Bazzil Turner, who kept it for less than a year. He sold it to Willard E. Cooper in 1946. < ...>

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John married Ozina E. Moore, daughter of Thomas Moore and Lucinda C. King, about 1869 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia. Ozina was born on 25 Aug 1854 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 4 Aug 1942 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 87.

Notes: Birth, Death & Marriage "Early Settlers of Lee county Virginia and Adjacent Counties Vol II" by Hattie Byrd Muncy Bales 1977 page 1019.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 132 M    i. Captain Houston Bales Parrott was born on 11 Jul 1870 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia, died on 29 Mar 1950 in Arkansas, at age 79, and was buried in Little Rock National Cemetery.

   133 F    ii. Roberta L. Parrott was born on 17 Jun 1872 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

   134 M    iii. Robert P. Parrott was born on 17 Jun 1872 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

   135 M    iv. Hiram Clinton Parrott was born on 2 Feb 1874 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 31 Dec 1945 in Atchison Co., Kansas, at age 71.

Notes: H.C. Parrott, 72, 723 R, died at the Atchison hospital early this monring from an infection of the blood stream. He entered the hospital Sunday morning. Mr. Parrott was one of the founders of the Velvet creamery, formerly the Parrott & Ganter creamery.

Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:3- o'clock at the First Christian church with the Rev. Loyal S. Northcott officiating. The body will be taken from the Stanton and Stanton mortuary to the church at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, where it will lie in state until time of the service. Interment will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery.

Born in Virginia, February 2, 1873, Hiram Clinton Parott was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Parrott. The family came to Kansas and established their home at Colby, where they established and operated the Opelt hotel, a well known hostelry in the early days.

MARRIED IN 1911
On November 22, 1911, in Los Angeles, he was united in marriage to Miss Lillie Coleman of Atchison. They returned to Atchison early in 1912. Mr. Parrott, with Ed Ganter, established the creamery now owned by the Velvet Ice Cream Co. He retired almost 10 years ago.

Mr. Parrott was a member of the Christian Church.

Surviving are his wife, four sisters and five brothers. None of the sisters or brothers reside in Atchison.

The Atchison Daily Globe, 31 Dec 1945, p 1

Hiram married Lillie Lee Coleman on 22 Nov 1911 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California. Lillie was born on 4 Apr 1869 and died on 18 Apr 1946 in Kansas, at age 77.

Notes: Mrs. Lillie Lee Parrott, widow of Hiram C. Parrott, died last evening at 11 o'clock at her home. 723 R street Death was due to heart trouble, with which had been afflicted for some time

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Christian church with the Rev Loyal S. Northcott officiating Burial will be in Mount Vernon cemetery. The body will be in state at the church from 1:30 until burial time Stanton and Stanton funeral homes is in charge of arrangements

Mrs Parrott, the former Lillie Lee Coleman, was the daughter of Tignal J. and Amanda A. Coleman, a fine southern family from Kentucky who were among the early settlers of East Atchison. She was a very attractive woman and possessed many fine qualities. For many years she had been a member and former officer of Martha Washington chapter. No. 215. OES. She was also a member of the First Christian church and contributed much of her time and talent to its activities Her marriage to Hiram C Parrott occurred November 22, 1911, in Los Angeles Her husband's death occurred in December, 1945.

Her survivors include a sister, Mrs. John O'Brien, Atchison: two brothers John H Coleman, San Mateo, Calif., W.H. Coleman, Masonic home Wichita. Another brother, RA Coleman, preceded her in death

The Atchison Daily Globe, 19 Apr 1946, p 10

+ 136 M    v. Charles Vinson Parrott was born on 19 Oct 1875 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died in Nov 1963 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 88.

   137 F    vi. Mary Parrott was born in 1878 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: b 1878 based on 1880 census; 1880 based on 1910 census.

   138 F    vii. Martha Parrott was born in Jan 1880 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

+ 139 M    viii. William Thomas Parrott was born on 2 Oct 1881 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died in 1955 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 74.

   140 M    ix. Simpson Crockett Parrott Jr. was born on 2 Jan 1884 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 18 Jul 1970 in Brooksville, Hernando Co., Florida, at age 86.

Simpson married Vera A. Koser on 17 Apr 1911 in Topeka, Shawnee Co., Kansas. Vera was born on 21 Jul 1887 in Illinois and died on 29 Jul 1993 in Hernando Co., Florida, at age 106.

Marriage Notes: Colby, April 17. - Announcement of the marriage of Mr. Simpson Parrott, Jr., to Miss Versa Koser, at Topeka, on Sunday, has been received by Colby friends. The marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents, the Rev. Mr. Koser, father of the bride, officiating. The bride formerly lived here and was employed as bookkeeper in the Thomas County bank. She has held similar position in the Merchants' State bank of Topeka, for some months.

The groom has lived in Colby a number of years. He served five years in the U.S. Navy, Marine division.

The couple will reside in one of the Thiel residences in the central part of the city.

The Salina Evening Journal, 17 Apr 1911, p 6

   141 F    x. Delia Mollie Parrott was born on 15 Mar 1885 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died in Apr 1979 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 94.

Notes: Miss Delia Parrott, of Colby, is in town today shopping.

Daily Telegram, 22 Apr 1915, p 3

   142 F    xi. Carrie L. Parrott was born in 1888 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died in 1968 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 80.

+ 143 M    xii. Malcolm A. Parrott was born in 1901 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died in 1962 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 61.

81. Simpson Crockett Parrott (William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 13 Jun 1857 in Lee Co., Virginia and died on 29 Dec 1945 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 88.

Notes: "Early Settlers of Lee County Virginia and adjacent counties vol II", p. 1019, married Sarah Moore, sister of Ozina who married John Parrott.

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The Parrott Milling Company are advertizing some this week. Simpson Parrott has lived here since the early days and he enjoys the respect of every body. We expect to the see the new company trough square dealing and courteous treatment build up a fine milling trade in western Kansas.

The Colby Free Press, 13 Dec 1906, p 5

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We hear many nice compliments on the fluor being made by the Parrott Milling Company. Do you use Colby flour? If not, you owe it the new management to give it a trial. If every body would use Colby flour, Mr. Parrott would be able to give a few cents extra on good milling wheat and thus every one would be benefitted. The next time you buy flour try a sack of the Colby flour.

The Colby Free Press, 10 Jan 1907, p 3

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Milling Wheat Wanted
The Parrott Milling Company want all the choice milling wheat they can get. They will top market price for good milling wheat. Parrott Milling Co.

The Colby Free Press, 29 Oct 1908, p 2

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Taylor Brothers Sell Stock of Merchandise to S.C. Parrott.

Colby, May 2. - S.C. Parrott has purchased the Taylor Brothers stock of merchandise and the place was closed to invoice last week. Mr. Parrott will conduct the store in connection with his flour and feed business. The Taylor boys retain the implement end of the business, which will occupy all of their attention during the spring rush.

The Salina Evening Journal, 02 May 1911 p 6

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Local and General

And now it is S.C. Parrott, with the Parrott Milling Company, who is making a campaign for representative on the democratic ticket. Mr. Parrott has been for several years connected with the Parrott, Milling Co., and is now in the grocery business with John Parrott the youngest of the boys. The people will make no mistake by considering Mr. Parrott in his candidacy in the coming August election. Mr. Parrott has been for many years a resident of Thomas county and is generally known throught the county.

The Colby Tribune, 20 June 1912, p 5

Simpson married Sarah Jane Moore, daughter of Thomas Moore and Lucinda C. King. Sarah was born on 28 Jun 1859 in Virginia and died on 25 Jan 1927 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 67.

Notes: 1880 census, Lee Co., Rose Hill district, age 21, listed with her father

Children from this marriage were:

+ 144 M    i. Archibald Lafayette Parrott was born on 28 Oct 1877 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 23 Mar 1955 in Flagler, Kit Carson Co., Colorado, at age 77.

   145 M    ii. Robert Parrott was born in Jun 1879 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

   146 F    iii. Cora Lee Parrott was born in Jun 1881 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia.

Notes: Eleven Hundred Dollars For Assailant of Colby Girls.

Senator Buschow of Colby appeared before Governor Stanley this morning and secured from the governor the proclamation for a reward of $300 for the arrest of the man who assaulted Cora Parrott of Colby, Kan., Wednesday night. The county commissioners of Thomas county have offered an additional reward of $800.

The girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Parrott. She was at her home two miles from Colby alone for ashort time during the evening. She went into the back yard and there was seized by a masked man who threatened to stab her to death if she made an outcry. She was dragged across a fence to a hay stack a half mile from the house. She fought her assailant and bit a piece out of his arm and tore the mask from his face but could not recognize him. She was missed from home soon after by her brother, who returned from a neighbor's. He and the hired man commenced a search for her and found her in an almost unconscious condition near the haystack. Her clothes were in shreds, her limbs were cut and bleeding from being dragged over the fence, she was bruised and lacerated. She was so dazed she thought her brother was her assailant returned and she fought him desperately. The farmers of the surrounding county were at once organized into searching parties looking for Miss Parrott's assailant. Bloodhounds were used but fruitlessly.

The Topeka State Journal, 26 Jul 1901, p 1

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STANLEY OFFERS REWARD.
$300 to be Paid for Arrest of Cora Parrott's Assailant.

From Saturday's Daily.

Governor Stanley yesterday offered a reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of the unknown assailant of Cora Lee Parortt, living two miles northwest of Colby, in Thomas county.

The assault which was committed on Miss Parrott, occurred last Saturday night, and was one of the most brutal which has occurred in northwestern Kansas in years.

Miss Parrott is the pretty daughter of wealthy parents and is a general favorite among the young people of the neighborhood. Last Saturday afternoon her father went to town and stayed until 9:30 in the evening.

Upon his return to the farm he wwas met by his son, who told him that Cora had disappeared. A search was instituted in which all the neighbors joined. Shortly after 11 o'clock, two hours after she had disappeared, the gril was found in an unconscious condition lying by a straw stack about a mile from her home. Her clothes were torn to shreds and her head, arms and lower limbs were badly lacerated and bleeding. Her throat showed finger prints where here assailant had choked her into unconsciousness.

Miss Parrott became conscious in about an hour after she was found and told the story of how she had been grabbed from behind by an unknown masked man while she was in the back yard. Her assailant had dragged her through field to the straw stack where she was found. He had struck her on the head with a blunt instrument; she was unconscious before she reached the place where was afterwards found. She could give no accurate description of the fiend who assaulted here. She said that he wore a mask and had on two shirts and a pair of corduroy trousers.

Bloodhounds from Beatrice, Neb, which were put on trail of the man on Monday followed the track to within four miles of Atwood, in Rawlings county, and lost it.

The farmers of Thomas county are very indignant and if the assailant of Miss Parrott is found and his guilt proven it is believed that he will be lynched.

The Salina Semi-Weekly Journal, 02 Aug 1901, p 6

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DASTARDLY OUTRAGE
Some Villain Makes An Attempt to Abduct a Young Lady.

In regard to the attempted outrage upon Miss Cora Parrott, of Colby, we clip the following from the Free Press of that city of July 25th:

It has been years since the people of Colby and the country around have been in such a frenzy of excitement as they have been since last Saturday night and are at the present time. The cause for the excitement is the attempt on the part of some desperate villain to carry off Miss Cora Parrott, the 19-year-old daughter of Simpson Parrott, from her home two miles north of town.

On last Saturday night Mr. Parrott and his oldest son, Arch, were in town, and did not start home until about 9 o'clock. the family, consisting of Mrs. Parrott, the other two boys, a hired man, Cora the daughter and a girl friend, were at home, and at about 9:30 prepared to retire. It appears that the boys and the hired man slept in the small house in which the family lived before they built the present dwelling and which stands some 200 yards north of the new house. Mrs. Parrott had retired and the daughter stepped out of doors, with no thought of harm. She went out singing when some fellow who had secreted himself in the yard grabbed her by the throat and struck her a blow in the face, which no doubt dazed her considerably. He kept a firm grip upon her throat to her from making at outcry and all the time kept dragging her out in the field. He had not gone far until she partly recovered from the fright, and being very strong physically, she commenced to fight her assailant, scratching him and choking him with all her strength. The fellow, whoever he was, and whatever may have been his motive, realized that he had a brave resolute girl to deal with, and after trying unsuccessfully to persuade her to quit fighting, he beat, choked and bruised her in a brutal manner.

The mother noticed the daughter quit singing very suddently, and when she did not return to the house she became alarmed and called the boys from the other house, who immediately began to search the premises. About this time Mr. Parrott and Ach came in from town, one returning to give the alarm while the other joined the search. When the news reachd reached town a number of went out to assist in the search, but about the time they arrived at the farm Bob Parrott his sister about one quarter of a mile southwest of the house in a wheat field.

She was unable to give a very good description of the fellow, but thinks she left some marks upon his face and arms.

As soon as the girl had been found all efforts were put forth to capture the culprit.

Mr. Parrott came to town and wired Beatrice, Neb., for bloodhounds and hoped they would arrive on the flyer at 11:30 Sunday, but the dogs were too far out in the country however to reach that train and Mr. Parrott received word that they would be here on the midnight train. When the train arrived there were a goodly number ready to go out see the dogs start, while a greater number went to bed expeting that they would not be put on the trail until early morning. The dogs were taken out to Parrott's home and fed and about 2:30 were taken to the place where the struggle occurred. It only required a very few moments for them to scent the trail and took off north and west to the Colby-Atwood mail route and followed this trail to a point a few miles south of Atwood, where for a time it was lost. From what can be learned from those who started with the posse and for various reasons returned we learn that there appeared to be two of the outlaws and for a while at least they travelled by foot.

The posse is headed by the sheriff and consists of such resolute men as Sam Pratt, Lee Wisdom, L.S. Lovitt, Will Jones, Simpson Parrott, Robt. Parrott, Mike Ryan and others who will take chances when the desperadoes are brought to bay. It is supposed that the posse at this time (Tuesday) is close upon the trail.

Later-- It appears that the dogs followed the trail to a house a few miles southwest of Atwood where all trace of the culprit was lost. The man with the hounds became discouraged and took them to the train and from there back to Beatrice. When the news reached Colby that the chase had been given up every body was disappointed and many were the expressions of regreat heard. The hunt for the contemptible cur will not be given up, but the chances for his capture becomes less certain with the lapse of each hour.

The Oberlin Times, 02 Aug 1901, p1

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YOUNG DOCTOR IN TROUBLE
O.S. Taylor, of Menlo, Kan., Arrested as a Suspect of the Assailant of the Assault Upon Miss Cora Parrott Near Colby, July 20.

O.S. Tayor was arrested at Menlo, Thomas county, Kan., Monday, suspected of being the man who committed the outrage upon Miss Cora Parrott near Colby on the night of July 20. Taylor is a young man of about 26 years, and has been practicing medicine and running a drug store at Menlo in partnership with his father. Young Taylor has been shadowed by a detective for some time and was preparing to leave when arrested. He claims to be able to prove an alibi, and Simpson Parrott, father of the injured girl, and Sam Pratt, of Colby, were in Goodland Tuesday investigating the truthfulness of an assertion by Taylor that he visited certain resorts in Goodland the night the crime was committed.

The Goodland Republic, 09 Aug 1901, p 1

Cora married Ernest V. Snell. Ernest was born in 1884 in Missouri.

   147 M    iv. John B. Parrott was born in 1883 in Missouri and died in 1940 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 57.

Notes: John Parrott, the handsome young book keeper for the Parrott Milling Company of Colby, spent last Sunday in Rexford visiting with his brother, Bob.--Rexford News.

The Colby Free Press, 23 Jan 1908, p 2

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J.B. Parrott of Colby, Kansas, and owner of the Colby General Store, is in Lawrence attending the sessions of the Merchant's Short Course and says that he believes that the things he has learned here are going to be of great use in his business. Mr. Parrott is an especial admirer of the work done by Paul H. Nystrom.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World, 10 Feb 1916, p 1

John married Martha B. Martha was born in 1883 in Illinois and died in 1946, at age 63. They had no children.

   148 M    v. Infant Parrott was born on 10 Aug 1888 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 10 Aug 1888 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas.

95. William Gregory Parrott Sr. (John II⁴, John B. Sr.³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 13 Feb 1895 in California and died on 30 Oct 1954 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 59.

Notes: PARROTT SCION SEVERELY BURNED S.M. HOME
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Condition at Hospital To Be Critical
Clothes Ignite While Smoking in Bed, According to S.M. Police

William G. Parrott, 59, millionaire president of the Parrott Estate corporation and a major stockholder in the Parrott Investment company, was near death at Peninsula hospital toda with third-degree burns of the body suffered when he accidentally se himself afire shortly before midnight at his home, 972 Palm avenue, San Mateo.

Parrott literally became a human torch, unable to free himself of the fire as he stood on a rubberized bath mat which, melting, adhered to his feet. Police and fire investigators said he inadvertantly ignited his pajamas while lighting a cigarette.

In Bed at Time
The socially prominent member of the pioneer Parrott family of San Mateo apparently became engulfed with flames as he lay in bed. Fire Inspector Cecil Morris and investigating officer John Pawson said it was believed a book of matches ignited in his hand and dropped onto his night attire.

Although reported crippled with arthritis, Parrott leaped out of bed, calling to his elderly house-keeper, Miss Mary Moran, for help. He ran to the bathroom, tearing off portions of his flaming pajamas.

There, investigators said, the burning material dropped onto the chenille rubber mat, igniting it, and flames sread to his limbs. Pawson reported that the melting rubber so adhered to Parrott's feet that a large portion of skin remained attached to it after it was pulled from the unconscious man's body.

Smothers Flames
Miss Moran said that she found Parrott engulfed in flames, frantically striving to beat them out and crying for help. She seized a large towel and smothered the flames as he collapsed unconscious to the floor.

Near hysteria, Miss Moran called the family physician, Dr. Jack E. Kahoun, of San Mateo. He was contacted by the Physicians' Exchange Telephone Servic and told police when called the home Miss Moran could only scream, "He's burned, he's burned!"

Rushing to the home, he said found Parrott lying on the bathroom floor, 75 per cent of his body covered with third-degree burns. An ambulance took him to Penisula hospital, where extensive surgery was required. Doctors, however, held little hope for his recovery.

Miss Moran, after calling the doctor, also summoned police, firemen, and Miss Barbara Parrott, a sister who lives at 1408 Alameda de las Pulgas in San Mateo.

Sister Near Collapse
At the hospital attendants said he regained consciousness later this morning, but was unable to give an account of the accident. His sister was reported on the verge of collapse at the hospital, where she remained through the night. Doctors said that the burns covered his torso almost in its entirety.

Investigators said that, despite severity of the fire, it did not damage the bedroom or immediately adjoining bathroom except for circles of charred spots. Officers said that Parrott apparently had been in the habit of having a great many book matches around, carrying them on his person. These were in evidence almost everywhere in the room. A cigarette thrown aside indicated it had just been lit and that Parrott had not had the opportunity for even one puff before being engulfed by flames, officers said.

Miss Moran said she last saw Parrott about 11:30 p.m. when he went to bed. She said she then wnt to the kitchen. Within a few minutes, she said, she heard Parrott cry out for help.

In Semiretirement
Parrott, socialite for many years, had been living in semiretirement here, it was reported.

The Parrott family, one of the original major landholders of the Peninsula, was founded by John Parrott Sr. who in 1850 bought the sprawling tract which is today much of the city's business district and exclusive Baywood tract.

Parrott is the eldest son of the John Parrotts II, and was married to Gertrude Hopkns. They were divorced in 1949 and she is now Mrs. William W. Crocker of Burlingame. His only child, Wiliam G. Parrott of Santa Monica, flew here from Los Angeles this morning and was at his father's bedside at the hospital. He was joined by three of the four sisters, Miss Parrott, Mrs. Josephine Burgess of San Francisco and Mrs. Edward Tobin of Baywood. A fourth sister, the eldest who lives across the street from Parrott at 971 Palm avenue and who is reported in failing health since the recent loss of her husband, has not been told of the accident. A brother, Stephen Parrott, is in Europe.

The family is related to the Christian de Guignes, the Charles Thlerriots, the de Tristans and Donohoe families. It traces its branches to the historic eras of San Francisco and San Mateo counties.

The Parrott Investment company, headed by Parrott, besides owning the multimillion dollar commercial secion on Fourth avenue, taking int he block including the Joseph Magnin and other exclusive stores, also holds extensive properties throughout the San Francisco commercial district, including the Emporium, and has ranch properties throughout the state.

San Mateo Times, 28 Oct 1954, pp 1 & 2

William married Gertrude Hopkins. Gertrude was born on 28 Mar 1898 in California and died on 26 Sep 1958 in San Mateo, San Mateo Co., California, at age 60.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 149 M    i. William Gregory Parrott Jr. was born on 7 Aug 1918 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 18 Mar 2007 in Seattle, King Co., Washington, at age 88.

102. Peyton Wise Parrott (Sir Peyton N.⁴, John III³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 3 Mar 1899 in Lexington, Fayette Co., Kentucky and died on 31 May 1972 in Los Angeles Co., California, at age 73.

Notes: Grocer Shot in Gun Battle With Robber

A 60-year-old store owner shot it out last night with a bandit. The holdup man fled as the wounded grocer fired at him in the dark, sheriff's deputies reported.

Peyton Parrott, who lives in the rear of his neighbrohood store at 7806 S Atlantic Ave., in the Cudahy district near Bell, was in serious condition last night at St. Francis Hospital, Lynwood. He had a bullet wound in the stomach.

Fires at Bandit
Deputies said Parrott's wife Irene was confronted by the holdup man, about 28, who first ordered beer and then pulled a gun on her. Mrs. Parrott called her husband, deputies said, and he stepped through the door to fire at the gunman with a 38-caliber pistol.

The man fired back, two bullets missing Parrott and the third striking him, deputies said.

Clutching his wound, Parrott hobbled to the door of the store and shot at the fleeing man, who disappeared on foot, deputies reported.

Nothing was taken.

The Los Angeles Times, 21 Apr 1959, p 13

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Mr. Peyton W. Parrott of Lancaster, Calif., formerly of Indpls. Husband of Irene F. Parrott. Graveside service Wednesday 10 a.m., Memorial Park Cemetery. Shirley Bros. Service. The Indianapolis Star, 6 Jun 1972, p 32

Peyton married Irene F. Rodgers on 21 Feb 1922 in Marion Co., Indiana. Irene was born in 1898 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 29 Nov 1978 in Lancaster, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 80.

Notes: Graveside services for Mrs. Irene F. Parrott, 80, Lancaster, Calif., widow of Peyton Parrott, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Wednesday in Lancaster Hospital. Born in Indianapolis, Mrs. Parrott lived here until 1948. She was a member of Palmdale (Calif.) Christian Church. Survivors include a brother, Clarence Rodgers of Columbus, Ind., and four sisters, Mrs. Ethel Gilley of Martinsville, Mrs. Caroline Hartman of Coatesville, Mrs. Thelma Bounen of Lancaster, and Mrs. Mildred Cunningham of Fort Myers, Fla.

The Indianapolis Star, 3 Dec 1978, p 72

105. John Henry Parrott (William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 8 Mar 1882 in Pleasant View, Weber Co., Utah, died on 11 Jul 1945 in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho, at age 63, and was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho.

John married Clara Mae Barton, daughter of Walter Cicero Barton and Fannie Ella Arnold, on 12 May 1909 in Weber Co., Utah. Clara was born on 10 Oct 1892 in Chadron, Dawes Co., Nebraska, died on 23 Apr 1975 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, at age 82, and was buried in Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho.

Children from this marriage were:

   150 M    i. Arnold Orville Parrott was born on 11 Aug 1910 in Hagerman, Lincoln Co., Idaho and died on 15 Nov 1910 in Hagerman, Lincoln Co., Idaho.

   151 F    ii. Bertha Naomi Parrott was born on 3 Apr 1912 in Hagerman, Lincoln Co., Idaho, died on 27 Aug 1984 in Everett, Snohomish Co., Washington, at age 72, and was buried in Prairie View Cemetery, Grangeville, Idaho Co., Idaho.

Bertha married Charles Arvid Gordon Buttenhoff. Charles died in Sep 1972 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho.

+ 152 M    iii. Elmer Adrian Parrott was born on 26 Jan 1916 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 23 Mar 2001 in Washington Co., Oregon, at age 85.

+ 153 M    iv. Cecil Waldo Parrott was born on 20 Jul 1920 in Mt. Vernon, Skagit Co., Washington, died on 15 Apr 2004 in King Co., Washington, at age 83, and was buried in Tahoma National Cemetery, Washington.

109. Joseph Franklin "Frank" Parrott Sr. (William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 29 Apr 1888 in Rock Creek, Oneida Co., Idaho and died on 16 Feb 1929 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho, at age 40.

Notes: Children list from 1920 and 1930 census for Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho. Gooding co was carved out of Lincoln county in 1913.

Joseph married Florence May Minard on 8 Jan 1911 in Hagerman, Lincoln Co., Idaho. Florence was born on 25 Apr 1893 in Chadron, Dawes Co., Nebraska and died on 26 Jan 1983 in Gooding, Gooding Co., Idaho, at age 89.

Children from this marriage were:

   154 F    i. Ardith Marie Parrott was born on 22 Oct 1911 in Hagerman, Lincoln Co., Idaho and died on 20 Sep 1991 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho, at age 79.

Ardith married Virgil Urben Norwood on 13 Dec 1930 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho. Virgil was born on 5 Dec 1906 in Balaton, Lyon Co., Minnesota and died on 27 Oct 1986 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls Co., Idaho, at age 79.

   155 F    ii. Maysie Vaun Parrott was born on 2 Oct 1913 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 8 Dec 1978 in Fairfield, Camas Co., Idaho, at age 65.

Maysie married George Henry Howard on 2 Apr 1930 in Gooding, Gooding Co., Idaho. George was born on 26 Sep 1907 in Hill City, Blaine Co., Idaho.

+ 156 M    iii. Joseph Franklin Parrott Jr. was born on 22 Jul 1916 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 4 Jul 2005 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, at age 88.

Joseph next married Helen Unknown.

114. Ensley Lihue Parrott (John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 15 Jan 1858 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Nov 1926 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 68.

Notes: Name on his death certificate is Ensley Lihue Parrott. According to death certificate, he was born 15 January 1857 Knox Co., KY and died 28 November 1926 Hancock Co., Kentucky. His father is listed as John R. Parrott and mother is listed as Martha Parrott, both born in Virginia.

List of children is compiled from 1900, 1910, & 1920 census for Hancock Co., Kentucky.

Ensley married Mary Miller. Mary was born in Nov 1866 in Kentucky.

Children from this marriage were:

   157 F    i. Eveline "Verdie" Parrott was born in Jul 1882 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

Eveline married Lloyd Hardin.

   158 F    ii. Hester Ada Parrott was born in Feb 1887 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

Hester married Jim Stinnett.

   159 M    iii. James A. Parrott was born in Mar 1894 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

+ 160 M    iv. Ernest Hillman Parrott was born on 7 Apr 1906 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Jan 1990 in Tell City, Perry Co., Indiana, at age 83.

   161 F    v. Ruth Parrott was born in Apr 1896 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   162 F    vi. Julia M. Parrott was born in Nov 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   163 F    vii. Mary E. Parrott was born in 1891 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

+ 164 M    viii. William Henry Parrott was born in 1894.

   165 M    ix. Ira Lee Parrott was born in 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

115. William Franklin Parrott (John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 15 Jun 1859 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 16 Jun 1940 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, at age 81.

William married Jennie Church on 13 Sep 1883 in Spencer Co., Indiana. Jennie was born on 17 Sep 1862 in Kentucky and died on 6 Dec 1916 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 54. Another name for Jennie was Nancy Jane.

Children from this marriage were:

   166 F    i. Lydia May Parrott was born on 15 Oct 1884 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 15 Nov 1953 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 69.

Lydia married Hardin David Puckett on 30 Nov 1910 in Hawesville, Hancock Co., Kentucky. Hardin was born on 16 May 1888 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 16 Sep 1991 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 103. {FGID: 90172126}

   167 M    ii. John C. Parrott was born on 24 Dec 1888 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

John married Ivy May Alford Barton on 24 Dec 1914 in Daviess Co., Kentucky. Ivy was born on 7 Jan 1896 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky and died in Jan 1981, at age 85.

   168 M    iii. Thomas Jones Parrott was born on 7 Dec 1893 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 19 Jul 1966 in Speedway, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 72.

Thomas married Ila May Nelson on 24 Aug 1926 in Franklin Co., Indiana. Ila was born on 7 May 1906 in Indiana and died on 2 Mar 1974 in Danville, Hendricks Co., Indiana, at age 67.

+ 169 M    iv. William Franklin Parrott was born on 22 Feb 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 26 Aug 1951 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 53.

+ 170 F    v. Rose Gertrude Parrott was born on 26 Sep 1900 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 3 Sep 1989 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 88.

118. John T. Parrott (John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 7 Jul 1866 in Kentucky and died on 27 Jul 1932 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 66.

Notes: 1900 census for Pellville, Hancock Co., with wife and no children. Age 33.

Widowed, and living with his mother in the 1910 census for Hancock Co. Age is 45. He next appears in the 1920 census from Daviess Co., Kentucky. The list of children and their ages matches between the two censuses.

John married Viola Unknown. Viola was born in Jan 1878 in Kentucky.

Children from this marriage were:

   171 F    i. Pearl Parrott was born in 1901 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   172 F    ii. Paso Ethel Parrott was born in 1903 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   173 M    iii. Clarence L. Parrott was born on 22 Feb 1906 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died in May 1986 in Princeton, Caldwell Co., Kentucky, at age 80.

120. Shelton Birch Parrott (John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Mar 1871 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 24 Jan 1944 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 72.

Notes: Shelton Birch Parrott, 72, died at the Owensboro-Daviess County hospital at 7 a.m. Monday. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Ruby Parrott, two daughters, Miss Jane Parrott of Owensboro, and Mrs. Milton Goodman, Katchikan, Alaska; one brother, L.C. Parrott of Indianapolis, and a number of nieces and nephews. The body was removed to the James H. Davis Funeral home. No funeral arrangements have been made.

The Owensboro Messenger, 25 Jan 1944, 8

Shelton married Ruby Gardner. Ruby was born on 5 Oct 1881 in Kentucky and died on 12 Aug 1947 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 65.

Children from this marriage were:

   174 F    i. Martha E. Parrott was born on 14 May 1918 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 25 Nov 2005, at age 87. {FGID: 199009004}

Martha married Milton Goodman. Milton was born on 12 May 1916 in Grayson, Carter Co., Kentucky.

   175 F    ii. Mary Jane Parrott was born on 21 Apr 1920 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 25 Jan 1993 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee, at age 72. {FGID: 81758106}

Mary married Lincoln Uriel Peters. Lincoln was born on 4 Jun 1917 in Henderson Co., Kentucky and died on 9 Nov 1998 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 81. {FGID: 81758109}

121. Charles Lipscomb Parrott (John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 31 Dec 1872 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Jul 1945 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 72.

Notes: List of children from 1910 census for Daviess Co., Kentucky, and from on-line posting by cherylbills@gmail.com, from information obtained from Eunice Harmon.

1930 census finds him in Marion Co., Indiana.

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Charles L. (Lipps) Parrott was born in Knox County, Kentucky, Dec. 31, 1873 to John R. and Martha Parrott.

He was married to Mary Basham, Jan. 17, 1895 and to this union was born nine children, five boys and four girls. Charles was born and lived his early life and young manhood on the farm, a lover of livestock and a capable tiller of the soil, though conditions for farming during this period were not the most desirable and a fair return for your investment and hard labor was difficult to achieve. He left the farm therefore in the early years of his middle age and became engaged in the lumber business for a number of years rather successfully.

However, worthwhile timber which had given years of inducement to those who had mastered the saws was fast disappearing from the middle west and the industry was too overcrowded for it to long remain in a profitable or tempting vocation.

Always alert to new developments, he was among to those [who] were early to recognize the straw business as an enterprise with tremendous possibilities accordingly he moved his family to Indianapolis in 1917 where he began bailing straw for the large paper mills of this area and also found a large market for it to be used in the construction of new highways.

The family has made its home here continuously since that time with the exception of one interval of five years when this business took him to Kouts, Indiana, where straw was more abundant and more fertile market for a time existed.

He lived a full and busy life but not a fast one. He accepted religion in his early years and was later baptized in the Baptist Church, his letter is recorded with the Hillcrest Baptist Church. He lived for his family, his relatives, his friends and his work. One seldom needed a doctor in his presence for his cheerful conversion left little room for aches or pains, and often made you wonder how one who had lived so long and who himself had ailed so severly could not only bury his own gloom and internal ailments, but could actually chide others into a more jolly mood until their condition was at least temporarily forgotten.

The first shadow which crossed his brow and stole some of the sunshine from his smile was the coming of the war and the snatching by it of so many members of the family into active service, finally taking his baby and ... The rest of the pages are missing.

Charles married Mary Lee Basham on 17 Jan 1895. Mary was born on 4 Jan 1880 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and was buried in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 176 M    i. Charles Franklin Parrott was born on 14 Oct 1897 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 7 Jul 1937 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 39.

+ 177 F    ii. Myrtle Ellen Parrott was born on 13 Apr 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died in Oct 1985, at age 87.

+ 178 M    iii. Everett Lee Parrott was born on 18 Mar 1900 in Patesville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 29 Oct 1981 in Danville, Hendricks Co., Indiana, at age 81, and was buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

+ 179 M    iv. Jesse Virgil Parrott was born on 28 Jun 1901 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 11 Dec 1982 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 81, and was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Marion Co., Indianapolis.

   180 M    v. Clarence Parrott was born on 30 Jun 1903 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died in Nov 1903.

   181 F    vi. Mabel Mae Parrott Finchum was born on 22 Aug 1904 in Flora, Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 4 Oct 2002 in North Las Vegas, Clark Co., Nevada, at age 98.

Notes: Mabel Mae Finchum, 98, died Friday in North Las Vegas Care Center.

She was born Aug. 22, 1904, in Flora, Ky. A homemaker, she was a 50-year resident of Las Vegas.

She is survived by her daughter, Phyllis Davidson of Las Vegas; seven grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and 16 great-great-grandchildren.

Services were held. The family requests memorial donations be made to Lighthouse Community Church, 3100 N. Williamson Valley Road, Prescott, Ariz., 86305. Palm Mortuary-Downtown handled arrangements.

Las Vegas Review-Journal, October 9, 2002

Mabel married Dick Powers on 25 Jul 1922 in Marion Co., Indiana. Dick was born on 12 May 1903 in Huntington, Cabell Co., West Virginia and died on 12 Sep 1950 in Indiananapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 47. Another name for Dick was Arvel Frank Powers.

   182 M    vii. Owen Birch Parrott was born on 14 Jul 1908 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 8 Mar 1911 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 2.

   183 F    viii. Mary Lou Parrott was born on 6 Apr 1910 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 6 Sep 1910 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

   184 F    ix. Frona Burnet Parrott was born on 25 Jan 1912 in Hancock Co., Kentucky.

+ 185 M    x. Hershel Sturman Parrott was born on 4 Nov 1914 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 19 Oct 1988 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 73, and was buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

   186 F    xi. Lorine Parrott was born on 1 Sep 1919 in Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 17 Nov 2001 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 82.

Lorine married Earl Hackett. Earl was born on 27 Jun 1906 and died in Jul 1971 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 65.

Lorine next married Eldon Dynes Terry. Eldon was born on 30 May 1911 and died on 14 Jun 1991, at age 80.

+ 187 M    xii. Thomas Frederick Parrott was born on 25 Feb 1923 in Marion Co., Indiana and died on 25 Jan 2000 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 76.

125. Charles William Parrott Sr. (Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born circa 1854 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 4 Jan 1946 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon, about age 92. {FGID: 29754789}

Notes: From Parrott Talk 3(2):33, 1975

DIES OF EXPOSURE
ONTARIO, Ore., Jan. 4. Charles W. Parrott, 93, died of exposure after he climbed from a window at a ahome for the aged operated here by Mrs. Bertha Derrick, Ontario police reported today.

The Daily Herald (Provo), 04 Jan 1946, p 12

Charles married Margaret A. McClellan in 1882 in Knox Co., Kentucky. Margaret was born on 25 Oct 1855 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 22 Jul 1912 in Umatilla Co., Oregon, at age 56. {FGID: 53868181}

Children from this marriage were:

   188 F    i. Elizabeth Parrott was born on 9 Mar 1881 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 9 Mar 1933 in Oregon, at age 52. {FGID: 53842163}

Elizabeth married Charles Lane. Charles was born in 1874 in Missouri and died in 1933 in Oregon, at age 59. {FGID: 53842111}

   189 F    ii. Rosina Parrott was born in Feb 1883 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 8 Oct 1969 in Marion Co., Oregon, at age 86. {FGID: 53806401}

Rosina married Charles Henry Bronson. Charles was born on 25 Jul 1872 in Kansas and died on 22 Oct 1922 in Baker Co., Oregon, at age 50. {FGID: 53806314}

   190 F    iii. Leora Parrott was born on 7 Dec 1885 in Flatlick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 26 Mar 1967 in Sacramento Co., California, at age 81.

Leora married Richard Marone Croft. Richard was born on 22 Feb 1879 in Orderville, Kane Co., Utah and died on 25 Aug 1937 in Sacramento Co., California, at age 58.

+ 191 M    iv. Charles William Parrott Jr. was born on 15 Aug 1892 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 26 May 1967 in Oregon, at age 74.

+ 192 M    v. George B. Parrott was born on 30 Jan 1896 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died in Jul 1965 in California, at age 69.

126. Alvas Newton Parrott (Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 3 Oct 1857 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 9 Nov 1908 in Oneida, Nemeha Co., Kansas, at age 51.

Alvas married Lorena Susanna Moore on 11 Jun 1882 in Kentucky. Lorena was born on 23 Feb 1862 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 9 Nov 1908 in Oneida, Nemeha Co., Kansas, at age 46.

Children from this marriage were:

   193 F    i. Lillie May Parrott was born on 9 Jun 1883 in Crab Orchard, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.

   194 M    ii. Charles D. Parrott was born on 24 Jul 1885 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky and died in Apr 1969 in Washington, at age 83.

Notes: Charles's Social Security # was 538-22-8254 (I am not 100% sure this is the correct Charles P arrott).

Charles married C. Florence Graham on 27 Dec 1905.

   195 F    iii. Mary Catherine Parrott was born on 17 Jan 1892 in Archie, Cass Co., Missouri and died on 1 Aug 1977 in Seattle, King Co., Washington, at age 85.

Mary married John William Rankin. John was born on 13 May 1869 in Seattle, King Co., Washington.

   196 M    iv. William Fred Parrott was born on 30 Jul 1895 in Fairview, Brown Co., Kansas.

   197 M    v. Lee Edward Parrott was born on 26 Jun 1901 in St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri and died on 10 Feb 1925, at age 23.

Lee married Marion Paula Bean on 1 Sep 1920.

127. Walker Parrott (Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 8 Jun 1862 in Lee Co., Virginia, died on 4 Mar 1952 in Whitley Co., Kentucky, at age 89, and was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Corbin, Knox Co., Kentucky.

Notes: Living with his uncle, John and wife Martha, in Davies co., KY in 1880.

Walker married Nancy Jane Cole about 1885. Nancy was born on 22 Feb 1866 in Harlan Co., Kentucky and died on 13 Nov 1944 in Rockhold, Whitley Co., Kentucky, at age 78.

Notes: May have been a native American.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 198 M    i. Charles Warren Parrott was born on 15 Jun 1886 in Corbin, Whitley Co., Kentucky, died on 10 Jan 1928 in Whitley Co., Kentucky, at age 41, and was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

+ 199 M    ii. Arch Parrott was born on 20 May 1889 in Harlan Co., Kentucky, died on 18 Jul 1971 in Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky, at age 82, and was buried in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky.

   200 F    iii. Laura Mae Parrott was born on 16 May 1897 in Harlan Co., Kentucky and was buried in Rest Haven, Loyall, Harlan Co., Kentucky.

+ 201 M    iv. Berry F. Parrott was born on 24 Sep 1898 in Harlan Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Nov 1985 in Kentucky, at age 87.

132. Captain Houston Bales Parrott (John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 11 Jul 1870 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia, died on 29 Mar 1950 in Arkansas, at age 79, and was buried in Little Rock National Cemetery.

Houston married Carmen Perez, daughter of Unknown Jemara. Carmen was born in 1883 in Philippines and died on 11 Sep 1958 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 75.

Notes: Maiden name found on son John's death certificate. Son Robert's lists it as Perry.

Children from this marriage were:

   202 F    i. Virginia Irene Parrott was born in 1905 in Albay, Philippines.

   203 F    ii. Maria Emma Parrott was born in 1908 in Albay, Philippines.

   204 F    iii. Carmen M. Parrott was born in 1919 in Albay, Philippines.

   205 M    iv. Robert Bales Parrott was born on 19 Sep 1919 in Albay, Philippines and died on 24 Jun 1984 in Napa Co., California, at age 64.

   206 M    v. John Bales Parrott was born on 18 Jan 1924 in Albay, Philippines and died on 2 Sep 1992 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 68.

Houston next married Esther F. Carter on 11 Apr 1934 in Jefferson Co., Arkansas. Esther was born on 26 Aug 1890, died on 3 Jun 1969 in Arkansas, at age 78, and was buried in Little Rock National Cemetery.

136. Charles Vinson Parrott (John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 19 Oct 1875 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died in Nov 1963 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 88.

Notes: C.V. Parrott, proprietor of the O'pelt hotel in Colby, was in Goodland Wednesday looking up the hotel situation here.

The Goodland Republic, 13 Oct 1905, p 4

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GOOD CITY WATER
Chas. Parrott, our city clerk, sent in a sample of the water from the city supply to the Kansas State argicultural college and had it analyzed and in their reply to his letter they stated that it showed to be in excellent condition. The sample was sent in on the tenth of this month. There is probably not another town that has as good water as we have here and the reading of the test, which they sent back to Charley, bears up their statement as to the excellent condition of the water in our city mains.

The Colby Free Press, October 13, 1913, transcribed by Jim Laird http://genealogytrails.com/kan/thomas/newsarticles2.html

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Charley Parrott, Colby's official jolly good fellow, was here Monday for a visit at the R.C. Logan home. He was en route to the Democratic banquet at Topeka to represent his town the lost cause.

Smith County Pioneer, 24 Feb 1916

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C.V. Parrott of Colby, who had been blind for four months, went to Denver to see Mrs. McPherson, the "mircacle woman." While attending one of her revival meetings Mr. Parrot says his sight was fully restored in a moment. Stories of this sort will be repeated down to the end of time.

The Rooks County Record, 21 Jul 1921

Charles married Jessie Gay Logan. Jessie was born on 21 Feb 1879 in Iowa and died in Jan 1980 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 100.

Notes: Mrs. C.V. Parrott and daughter Hilda of Colby, were guests of her aunt, Mrs. W.T. Logan and cousins, Misses Agnes and Bertha, Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Parrott was on her way to Independence to attend Grand Lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah and to represent her home Lodge.

The Butler County Democrat, 11 Oct 1912

The child from this marriage was:

   207 F    i. Hilda L. Parrott was born on 7 Nov 1902 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 2 Oct 1989 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 86.

139. William Thomas Parrott (John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 2 Oct 1881 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died in 1955 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 74.

Notes: W.T. Parrott of Colby stopped off here Tuesday to interview Stevens Brothers, at the Wonderland. He was enroute to Blue Rapids, with a view to putting in a picture show there. Mr. Parrott says the total crop failure in the western part of the state has made business very dull out there, and the many people will have a mighty hard time before spring.

Smith County Pioneer, 16 Nov. 1911, p 5

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"The W.T. Parrot Depotel Token From Colby, Kansas"
L . Donnald Koontz

(Listed in AVA Supplement for November, 1981, p . 148, and shown on page 142 of that issue; also listed in newest edition of the AVA catalog. This information is in response to a statement in that issue.) Webmaster's note: this token sold on Ebay on March 5, 2018, for $388.83.

The token is inscribed: "W.T. PARROTT / ROUND TRIP / 25 ¢ / COLBY, KANS . / BUS / AND / TRANSFER ." The reverse offers : "GOOD FOR / ONE / RIDE / FROM / HOTEL TO DEPOT" . By size of print the main emphasis seems
to have been on 'ONE RIDE' and on '25 ¢". Documented information about the token has not been found, but much information on the hotel owned by the Parrott family can be found and used to infer information about the token and its use.

Whether this depotel token was a part of the era of the animal-drawn omnibus or of the later, motorized truck and bus services, or of both, is not known for certain . However, the style of the token and the fabric of its material (aluminum) seem to belong to the first two decades of the 1900s more than to the second two. What is known about the service advertised and promoted by the token is mostly from reminiscences or by newspaper gleanings. From this material it is certain that the horse- or mule-drawn hack/dray was in use by 1904, though W. T. Parrott's association with the hotel began as early as 1902. It was in use in 'teens', though how late isn't sure. Also, by 1922 the animal-drawn vehicle was no longer found in photos and by 1926 was the subject of reminiscence of a style reserved for something long-gone. More information will need to be found to be more exact.

The Parrott hack had no top, but a 1907 competitor vehicle was
covered and much fancier. Unfortunately, no discernible sign is on the other vehicle to identify it. Probably, the competition would have provided a good reason for a special-rate token in that time period. Certainly, the wording of the token indicates that W. T. Parrott wasn't limiting his service to just his family's hotel or to one railroad, so he would have needed a 'gimmick' to meet the competition.

W. T. Parrott seemingly owned the transfer, firm, but his brother,
Charles V., did a lot of the driving of the dray/hack for meeting the trains and bringing the salesmen and their trunks to the hotel. Charley was W. T.'s older brother. A December 1, 1904, news short in the Colby Free Press says:

"Charley Parrott ran over a wheelbarrow with the 'bus one night last week while making a train. He was thrown off the seat and quite severely injured ."

Generally " 'bus" means "omnibus", fitting the idea of the removable benches that allowed the Parrott vehicle to be both transfer dray and hack. When carrying passengers the dray had side benches placed so passengers faced inward. Salesmen's sample trunks were often loaded into the hack along with the salesmen, but were also transferred separately.

In a photo of the hotel showing the mule-drawn dray out front,
Charley Parrott is driving the team. A large man in shirt-sleeves is
sure to be J. L. Parrott, but several other men have not yet been
identified. Date of the photo is about 1907. Charley's daughter,
Hilda, born in November, 1902, appears to be only about four years old in the photo, so that date seems correct. Hotel stationery in the museum's files uses the same picture shown above of the mule-drawn dray and has a date line ending "191...".

W. T. Parrott was born near Rose Hill, Virginia, in 1882, and died
in Colby, Kansas, in 1955. William Thomas Parrott was the second son of John Landon Parrott, who homesteaded in Thomas County, Kansas, in 1886. John L . Parrott moved his family to the O'Pelt Hotel in Colby in 1902, as the manager and operators of that business. J. L. Parrott and his wife Ozina (rhymed with Nine-a) had nine children W. T. was in charge
of the kitchen and dining room and of a later coffee shop. C.V.
(Charley) was at times the day-clerk, and at other times, the nightclerk. J. L. bought the hotel in 1904, and the family operated it until 1945. At that time W. T. - Bill, Sr ., as he was known around Colby - may already have been the proprietor of a clothes-cleaning establishment, and he later ran Bill's Recreation Parlor.

The O'Pelt Hotel was built in 1886-88. It was five blocks north of
a railroad which eventually became part of the Union Pacific. The
Oakley-Colby Railroad Company built a line from the Union Pacific, at Oakley, Kansas, to Colby in 1887. The hotel was also located just three blocks south of the Rock Island Railroad, which was completed to Colby in 1888, on its way from Kansas City to Denver. An ad on September 23, 1928, reminisces:

"The old horse-drawn bus tailed through the mud hub deep
between the hotel and Rook Island station through Carp
Lake............"

Microfiche at the Thomas County Historical Society Museum indicates that during the period from January 2, 1902, to December, 1904, traffic on the Rock Island Railroad increased overall. In a 1945 clipping from the files of the museum we learn that W. T. Parrott recalled hauling from forty to fifty trunks by bus from one depot in Colby to the other, daily. He also remembered turning the sample rooms over to the traveling salesmen to show their wares. The '1912' stationery also mentions the "Sample and Bath Rooms".

A porch filled two sides of the hotel, after J. L. added it in 1905, and it was reported to be a favorite of the traveling salesmen who
were a large part of the hotel's patrons. The ballroom, originally on the main floor with the lobby, was also known as the sample room, though later both were in the basement meeting rooms. The sample room was a major attraction for these salesmen. Hilda Parrott remembers the sample room contained rows of tables with salesmen's samples laid out for inspection by the local merchants. Her father, C. V., said, "They did a lot of business in that sample room .", when discussing it in later
years. A 1910 souvenir edition of the Colby Tribune said,

"Both sample room and the dining facilities have, been improved and enlarged. ...."

A 1922 photo showing a gasoline-powered truck in front of the hotel might indicate that the animal-powered vehicle was no longer around. A 1926 ad shows the hotel with gasoline-powered vehicles parked around it, and one of them is a black bus with a large luggage rack sticking out the back. An addition built on the north side of the hotel in 1926 stood where the original stables had held the matched pair of grey mules for the dray and other animals.

The O'Pelt Hotel, later the Cooper Hotel, burned in 1977. The
Union Pacific station has been torn down or moved elsewhere, though the trains still carry freight and grain. The Rock Island railroad is no longer running, and the station is boarded-up, but still there. A few of W. T. and C. V. Parrott's descendants are still in Colby, but they have no connections, to the local hotel and transportation businesses, anymore.

Two additional tokens were discovered in the estate of Jesse
Parrott, Charles V. Parrott's wife, who died in 1981 at the age of 100+. One is used, and it was found among miscellaneous coins and tokens the author was asked to sell in 1983 for Miss Hilda Parrott. The other token, almost as struck - certainly AU+, was discovered by Hilda among her mother's jewelry in 1985. The author is a cousin of Jesse and Hilda Parrott, and wishes to express appreciation to Hilda and to the Thomas County Historical Society Museum and staff for the information furnished
and the materials shared.

One of the two newly discovered tokens, the one obviously used
during the existence of W. T. Parrott's transfer business in the early 1900's, is for sale to the highest bidder in a mail-bid sale to close one month following publication of this information in the FARE BOX. The winning bidder will also receive a full-size copy of the 1907 picture of the hotel, showing the hack/dray in front of the porch. Bids will be received at:

"Parrott Token"
P . 0 . Box 1278
Llttieton, CO 80160

The Fare Box 40(6): 103-105. September 1986
../../../../Wayne/Downloads/FareBox_September_1986.pdf

William married Minnie Mae. Minnie was born on 4 Nov 1886 in Indiana and died in Dec 1976, at age 90.

Children from this marriage were:

   208 F    i. Virginia M. Parrott was born in 1910 in Oklahoma.

+ 209 M    ii. William Thomas Parrott Jr was born on 28 Jan 1917 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 5 Nov 1982 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 65.

143. Malcolm A. Parrott (John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1901 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died in 1962 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 61.

Malcolm married Hazel H. Hutchinson. Hazel was born in 1901 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died in 1931 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 30.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 210 M    i. John Wesley Parrott was born on 2 Feb 1927 in Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 2 Jun 1993 in Westmoreland, Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, at age 66.

Malcolm next married Regis Mentlick. Regis was born on 15 Mar 1906 in Tully, Rawlings Co., Kansas and died on 21 Jun 2004 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 98.

Notes: COLBY -- Regis Parrott, 98, died Monday, June 21, 2004, at Citizens Medical Center, Colby.

She was born March 15, 1906, in Tully.

She married Malcolm Parrott; he died in 1962.

She was a retired registered nurse.

Survivors include two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by son, James.

Services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Colby; burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. Friday at Harrison Chapel, Colby. There will be a rosary at 7 p.m. Friday at the Chapel.

Memorials are suggested to Colby Community College nursing scholarship, in care of Harrison Chapel, P.O. Box 634, Colby, KS, 67701.

The Hays Daily News, 23 Jun 2004, p 6

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COLBY - Regis Parrott, 98, Colby, died Monday, June 21, 2004.

Mrs. Parrott was born Regis Mentlick on March 15, 1906, in Tully. She was a registered nurse.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. Malcolm "Mac" Parrott, in 1962; and a son, James, James, in 1987.

Survivors include two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Colby. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

A prayer vigil and rosary will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Harrison Chapel, 190 S. Franklin, Colby 67701.

Memorials may be made to Colby Community College Nursing Scholarship and may be left at any Colby bank or the funeral chapel.

Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral chapel.

The Salina Journal, 23 Jun 2004, p A4

144. Archibald Lafayette Parrott (Simpson Crockett⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 28 Oct 1877 in Rose Hill, Lee Co., Virginia and died on 23 Mar 1955 in Flagler, Kit Carson Co., Colorado, at age 77. {FGID: 34067323}

Archibald married Grisella "Ella" Benda. Grisella was born on 2 Mar 1887 in Shelby, Polk Co., Nebraska and died on 11 Nov 1971 in Lemon, Lincoln Co., Nebraska, at age 84. {FGID: 34067393}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 211 M    i. Sanford Simpson Parrott was born on 2 Aug 1914 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 4 Mar 1982 in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, at age 67.

   212 M    ii. Gordon Gregory Parrott was born on 2 Jun 1916 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 10 Feb 1975 in Aurora, Arapahoe Co., Colorado, at age 58. {FGID: 13469508}

Gordon married Gladys F. Blair on 11 Dec 1957 in Raton, Colfax Co., New Mexico. Gladys was born in 1905 in Kansas and died in 1984, at age 79. {FGID: 98169903} They had no children.

   213 F    iii. Joyce Annette Parrott was born on 31 Jan 1920 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 5 Nov 1985 in Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, at age 65. {FGID: 102881384}

149. William Gregory Parrott Jr. (William Gregory Sr.⁵, John II⁴, John B. Sr.³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 7 Aug 1918 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California and died on 18 Mar 2007 in Seattle, King Co., Washington, at age 88.

William married Mary Pitney. Mary was born on 8 Jan 1921 and died on 13 Jan 2000, at age 79.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 214 M    i. Timothy John Parrott was born on 1 Jul 1947 in Monterey Co., California and died on 6 May 2010 in Houston, Harris Co., Texas, at age 62.

152. Elmer Adrian Parrott (John Henry⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 26 Jan 1916 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 23 Mar 2001 in Washington Co., Oregon, at age 85.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 215 M    i. Keith Adrian Parrott was born on 11 Apr 1946 in Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho and died on 12 Feb 2012 in Corvalis, Benton Co., Oregon, at age 65.

153. Cecil Waldo Parrott (John Henry⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 20 Jul 1920 in Mt. Vernon, Skagit Co., Washington, died on 15 Apr 2004 in King Co., Washington, at age 83, and was buried in Tahoma National Cemetery, Washington.

Notes: Cecil W. Parrott, 83, born July 20, 1920 in Mt Vernon, WA and died April 15, 2004 at the VA Hospital in Seattle. Graduating from high school in Idaho, 1938, he enlisted in the U. S. Army signal corps, 1940, and was sent to the Philippines. He was surrendered to the Japanese on April 9, 1941, and endured the infamous Bataan Death March. He was a POW at several camps in the Philippines and worked the coal mines at camps in Japan until the end of the war. He realized the Japanese were people, and he could not hate them. He married Ruby Dazey in 1947. They were married 56 years. Graduating from Oregon State University in 1952, he gained employment as an engineer with Boeing. He started his own home repair business in 1971 which he ran until he retired. He has given talks to schools and many interviews with newspapers about his experiences during the war. He has returned to both Japan and the Philippines to revisit the prison camps. He was active with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, EX-Prisoners of War, and Defenders of Bataan and Corregador. Also active in his church, the food bank, and the Masons. He is survived by his wife, Ruby, of Bellevue; daughters Cheryl Andress of North Bend, WA. and Marcy Davis of Yakima, WA; and grandchildren Dustin, Jesse, Heather, Tristan, and Rochelle. Burial will be at Tahoma National Cemetery at 12:30 on April 30 with VFW Honor Guard. A memorial service will be held at 7:30 April 30 at Newport Hills Community Church, 5833 119 Ave SE, Bellevue. Lakeside Masonic Lodge #258 will have a memorial at 2:30 May 1st at Bellevue Masonic Center, 16229 Northup Way, Bellevue. In lieu of flowers, donations could be made to the National WW2 Memorial.

King County Journal

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King County Journal [kingcountyjournal.com 2004-04-18
by Lori Varosh, Journal Reporter.

Cecil Parrott, Death March survivor, dies.

He survived the infamous Bataan Death march, and endured savage beatings, bouts of dysentery and starvation as a Japanese POW in World War II.

But Cecil Waldo Parrott lost his final battle The Bellevue resident did not live to win reparations for himself and thousands of other POWs forced to work without compensation for Japanese companies. Parrott died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Seattle. He was 83.

Though he endured 1,228 days in captivity, as one of 70,000 U.S. and Filipino soldiers who surrendered to the Japanese on April 9, 1942, Parrott maintained his faith in
family and refused to hate his captors.

He was a gentle man who "loved the Japanese people," said his son-in-law David Andress of North Bend. "He was very forgiving of the Japanese people, because he knew it wasn't the people (who caused the suffering), it was the military."

Born in Mount Vernon on July 20, 1920, Parrott spent his boyhood moving from town to town in Idaho as his carpenter father sought work during the Great Depression.

He met his future wife, Ruby, at a vocational school in Weiser, Idaho. They would marry in 1947, after the war ended.

Parrott enlisted in 1940, and spent more than a year stationed in the Philippines before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. He was a corporal in the U.S. Army Signal Corps when the Japanese captured the Bataan peninsula.

More than 10,000 soldiers would not survive the resulting Death March, victims of exhaustion, thirst, disease and horrific treatment by their captors.

"If you had a ring that was so tight on your finger, because your finger had swelled up some, they would cut your finger off. That's how cruel they were," Parrott told the
Journal in an interview in 2001.

"I saw men bayoneted for trying to get a drink. I decided that dying of thirst was preferable," he said.

He credits a cook from the Japanese army with helping him survive and enabling him to see the enemy as individuals. He and other stragglers were stopped by the cook, who shared what little he has --- some boiled rice, sweet tea and one mackerel, cut into five pieces. the tea, the only clean water he had during the march, probably saved his life, Parrot told the Journal.

Surviving the nearly 70-mile march was no guarantee of surviving the war. By late 1942, in Camp O'Donnell in Luzon, dysentery, beriberi and starvation had carved 68 pounds from his 165-pound frame. He was sent to "Zero Ward," a crawl space under the barracks where men were left to die.

Every morning, Parrott would wake up with yet another dead man next to him. "I noticed that the night before a guy died, he would talk about how abandoned he felt, how he was convinced no one cared, that his family had forgotten him," Parrott told the Journal in May 1995. "Not me. I would get home to my family."

Parrott simply refused to give up. He weighted 96 pounds when he was liberated from a Japanese work camp on August 19, 1945.

Parrott moved to Bellevue in 1955 and worked as an engineer for Boeing until the layoffs of the early 1970s, son-in-law Andress said. then he opened his own general contracting business before retiring a decade ago.

He was known for helping veterans and for putting in grabbars for seniors for a minimal charge, just to help out, Andress said. "He was a giving person," Andress said.

The war brought Parrott a Purple Heart, Bronze Star and other medals, but left him with nightmares and digestive problems throughout his life, Andress said.

He testified against some of the prison guards after the war, "but he was able to separate individual Japanese people," Andress said.

"We should never forget the sacrifices Americans have made in war," Parrott told the Journal in 1955." but we also should remember the point of it all: peace and brotherhood
among all peoples."

In 1999, Parrott joined a class-action lawsuit filed in California seeking damages against present-day Japanese corporations Mitsui and Mitsubishi, owners of the mining companies that used the labor of 20,000 POWs during the war. They have not been compensated to this day. "What's sad," Andress said, "is at the end he was very
upset" about that.

Parrott is survived by his wife of 56 years, Ruby of Bellevue; daughters Cheryl (and David) Andress of North Bend and Marcy (and Tom) Davis of Yakima; and five grandchildren. Services have not yet been scheduled.

Lori Varosh can be reached at
lori.varosh@kingcountyjournal.com or 425-453-4243.

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Cecil married Ruby Dazey in 1947. Ruby was born on 24 May 1920 in Kansas and died on 29 Mar 2010 in North Bend, King Co., Washington, at age 89.

156. Joseph Franklin Parrott Jr. (Joseph Franklin "Frank" Sr.⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Jul 1916 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 4 Jul 2005 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, at age 88.

Notes: Joseph F. Parrott; Our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend,

Joseph F. Parrott, 88, of King Hill, Idaho, went to live for eternity with his Heavenly Father on July 4, 2005, surrounded by his caring family.

Joe began life in a small white house on the Brailsford Ranch outside of Hagerman, Idaho, in 1916. He rode to school in the covered wagon school bus with a camp stove in the winter to keep warm. On nice days, the boys could chase skunks on the way to school so they would be "scent" home. In 1929, after his father's death, Joe quit school and went to work to help the family, first milking 25 cows, then at age 16, he rounded up Mustangs on the Bruneau Desert. In 1936 Joe went to the Bray ranch, met and
married Blanche Bray.

Joe worked for the CCC and the shipyard in Seattle. After Blanche's death, Joe returned to Idaho to do what he loved most, work with the cows and horses. Joe brought his new wife, Una, with him. Joe wanted to give his family more, so he packed up and moved to Colorado then on the (to) San Antonio, Texas, where he worked in construction for 11 years. After the four children married, he returned to his beloved mountains and cows.

His grandchildren spent many summers learning the lifestyle of a "true cowboy". Long hours, hot days, miles of wilderness, but with the love of their grandpa. Joe's motto, "IF you do a job, do it the best you can." The wake up call was always "Daylight in the swamp," even though the sun was not up! So with groans, but few complaints, they would eat their sourdough hot cakes, eggs, bacon and get their horses ready and head out before sunrise.

Joe's motto, "You can never catch a Parrott in bed when the sun is up."

Joe married Helen Hoagland after the death of Una. Helen and Joe had four wonderful years together.

Joe is survived by his wife, Helen Parrott, brother, James and Mani Parrott, Las Vegas, Nev.; two sisters, Lucille Gilmore, Anchorage, Alaska, and Dorla and Ray Leach, San Antonio, Texas; son, Ted and Elana Parrott, Emmett, Idaho; two daughters, Elora and Wayne Harmon, San Antonio, Texas, and Leslie Parrott, Boise, Idaho; daughter-in-law, Margo Parrott, Meridian, Idaho. 12 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews and many other children that spent summers and weekends, who were loved like his own.

Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Florence Parrott, his wife, Blanche Bray Parrott, wife, Una Palmer Parrott; son, Richard James Parrott and two grandsons.

A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 9, 2005, at Demaray's Gooding Chapel. Services will be officiated by Bob "Digger" Davis. Graveside service will follow at the Hagerman Cemetery.

For those who desire, contributions may be sent to the Idaho Youth Ranch.

Joseph married Blanche Ida Bray, daughter of Solon Acle Bray and Ada Elizabeth Weech, in 1940 in Lewiston, Nez Pierce Co., Idaho. Blanche was born on 21 Aug 1923 in Oregon City, Clackamas Co., Oregon and died in Aug 1944 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 21.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 216 M    i. Theodore Joseph Parrott Sr. was born on 4 Sep 1942 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington and died on 20 Jul 2019 in Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho, at age 76.

Joseph next married Una Mary Palmer, daughter of Clement Leslie Palmer and Orrie Dille Fulton, in Apr 1944 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington. Una was born on 25 Jun 1922 in Pullman, Whitman Co., Washington and died on 13 Feb 1999 in Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho, at age 76.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 217 M    i. Richard James Parrott was born on 18 May 1946 in Wendell, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 19 Jan 2005 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, at age 58.

Joseph next married Helen Lambeth Hoagland in 2001. Helen was born on 2 Sep 1925 in Salmon, Lemhi Co., Idaho and died on 14 Dec 2016 in Glenns Ferry, Elmore Co., Idaho, at age 91.

Notes: MOUNTAIN HOME - Helen Hoagland Parrott, age 91, of Mountain Home, passed away at Poplar Grove Assisted Living, in Glenns Ferry on Wednesday, December 14, 2016.

Helen was born on September 2, 1925 to David and Clarisey (Mann) Lambeth in Salmon, Idaho where she grew up. Helen was a hard worker working various jobs in restaurants, ranching on Clover Creek in Bliss where she ran cattle in the desert and later moving to Wendell to work in the Honey plant until finally settling down in her dream home in King Hill.

Helen loved horses, her chickens and her Jersey cow.

Helen is survived by her stepchildren, her sister and brother along with many other family and friends.

She was preceded in death by both her parents and two husbands, Loren Hoagland and Joseph Parrott.

A Memorial Service will be held on March 10, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. at the VFW Hall, Post #3646, in Glenns Ferry.

Cremation was under the direction of Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey Chapel, in Mountain Home.

The Times-News, March 4, 2017

160. Ernest Hillman Parrott (Ensley Lihue⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 7 Apr 1906 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Jan 1990 in Tell City, Perry Co., Indiana, at age 83.

Notes: CLOVERPORT - Hillman Parrott, 83, of Cloverport, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1990, at Lincoln Hills Nursing Home, Tell City, Ind. He was born in Hancock County and was a retired mechanic.

Survivors include seven sons, Norman Parrott of Round Lake Beach, Ill., David Parrott of Justin, Ill., Bobby Parrott of New Haven, Ind., and Kenneth, Ernest, Jimmy and Charles Parrott, all of Hawesville; seven daughters, Mrs. Lillian Kasmer of Bolinbrook, Ill., Mrs. Anna Gray, Mrs. Betty Squires, Anita Parrott, Angela Parrott, Audrey Parrott and Peggy Parrott, all of Hawesville; 15 grandchildren; two stepgrandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

Services are at 11 a.m. Saturday at Gibson and Son Funeral Home, Hawesville. Burial in Blackford Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Messenger-Inquirer, 12 Jan 1990, p 3C

Ernest married Ardis Vernon Powers. Ardis was born on 12 Jul 1919 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio and died on 27 Apr 1954 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, at age 34. {FGID: 89684630}

Notes: HAWESVILLE, Ky.-Mrs. Ardis Parrott, 34, died at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Powers, in Louisville. Mrs. Parrott was a member of the Mt. Eden Baptist Church.

She is survived by her parents, her husband, Hilman Parrott, one daughter, Lillian, three sons, Norman, David and Bob, all at home, Hawesville, Route 1, one brother, Cletus Powers, Louisville. The body is at the Goering-Gibson Funeral Home, Hawesville.

The Owensboro Inquirer, 28 Apr 1954, p 4A

The child from this marriage was:

   218 M    i. Ernest Norman Parrott was born on 29 Oct 1938 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 17 Mar 2011 in Westminster, Jefferson Co., Colorado, at age 72.

The child from this marriage was:

   219 M    i. Carl Ray Parrott was born on 23 Jan 1960 in Breckinridge Co., Kentucky and died on 23 Jan 1960 in Breckinridge Co., Kentucky. {FGID: 88498351}

164. William Henry Parrott (Ensley Lihue⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1894.

William married Rennie Drew.

Children from this marriage were:

   220 F    i. Betty Parrott .

   221 M    ii. Henry Parrott .

169. William Franklin Parrott (William Franklin⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Feb 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 26 Aug 1951 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 53. {FGID: 165332320}

Notes: William Parrott Dies;
Service Station Owner

William F. Parrott, 53 years old, 3030 South Oak Road, died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. Born at Floral, Ky., he have lived here 29 years.

Mr. Parrott owned a gasoline service station at the intersection of Holt Road and Ind. 67 and also operated a farm machinery buisness. He was a member of Ray Street Nazarene Church.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Farley Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery.

Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Myrtle Parrott; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Newt, Indianapolis; a brother, T.J. Parrott, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. May Puckett, Floral Ky., and Mrs. Rose Hendricks, Indianapolis; and two grandchildren.

The Indianapolis Star, 26 Aug 1951, p 2-2

William married Myrtle Ellen Parrott, daughter of Charles Lipscomb Parrott and Mary Lee Basham, on 19 Nov 1917 in Indiana. Myrtle was born on 13 Apr 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died in Oct 1985, at age 87.

Children from this marriage were:

   222 F    i. Ozetta Parrott was born on 23 Jul 1918 in Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 19 Jun 1920 in Daviess Co., Kentucky, at age 1.

   223 F    ii. Mary Jane Parrott was born in 1922 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 24 Oct 2013, at age 91.

Notes: Mary Jane Parrott-Newt
92, Indianapolis passed away October 24, 2013.

She was born May 10, 1921 in Owensboro, Kentucky the daughter of the late Myrtle E. and William F. Parrott.

Mary was a member of Ernie Pyle Post and V.F.W. Auxiliary.

Mary is survived by her son, H. William "Bill" Newt and daughter, Judy Kay House; grandchildren, James F. House Jr., Stephen P. House, Joseph A. House, Sr., Kiris J. House, Mary-Ellen M. Lanham, H. Billy Newt, Heather Beamer Jackson, Candice Megan Newt, and Dustin R. Newt; 10 great grandchildren and 7 great-great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Joseph "Joe" Newt and sister, Ozetta Parrott.

Services will be 11:00 A.M. Monday, October 28, 2013 at Flanner and Buchanan-Floral Park, 425 N. Holt Rd. Visitation will be from 4:00 until 8:00 P.M. Sunday, October 27, 2013 at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be directed to V.F.W or Disabled Veterans.

Mary married Harold Joseph Newt. Harold was born on 13 Mar 1919 in Dubuque Co., Iowa and died on 1 Dec 1967 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 48.

170. Rose Gertrude Parrott (William Franklin⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 26 Sep 1900 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 3 Sep 1989 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 88. {FGID: 144793291}

Notes: Rose G. Parrott, 88, formerly of Greenwood, died Sunday, Sept. 3, 1989, at Mercy Hospital.

Born Sept. 22, 1900, in Davies County, Ky., She was the daughter of Frank and Jane Church (sic). She was married to Charles Parrott in 1917. He preceded her in death in July of 1937.

She was a member of the Thompson Road Baptist Church in Greenwood.

Surviving are two daugthers, Helen Kinser of Elwood and Margie Hart of Indianapolis; two sons, Charles L. Parrott and Frank Parrott of Indianapolis; 13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by two children, Mary Hanlin and Stanley Parrott.

Services will be at 8 p.m. today at Jackley-Landrum Funeral Home, 1629 Main St., Elwood, with the Rev. Paul Remick officiating. Burial will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemtery in Indinanapolois. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Tipton County Tribune, 05 Sep 1989, p 6

Rose married Charles Franklin Parrott, son of Charles Lipscomb Parrott and Mary Lee Basham, on 17 Jan 1917 in Spencer Co., Indiana. Charles was born on 14 Oct 1897 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 7 Jul 1937 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 39.

Notes: PARROTT-Frank, age 40, husband of Rose, father of Stanley, Charles, Marjorie, Helen, Mary Rose and Frank Jr., passed away at his home 521 W. Morris st., Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p.m., at the Ray Street Nazarene church. Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morriss st., any time. Burial Memorial Park.

The Indianapolis News, 08 Jul 1937, p 10
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Frank Parrott, 41 years old, 521 West Morris street, died yesterday in his home of a lung ailment aggravated by injuries suffered April 22 in an automobile accident near Oaklandon.

Mr. Parrott suffered severe burns on his hands and face when the gasoline tank of his car caught fire after the vehicle had in collision with a truck on Road 67.

His physician, who had treated him daily since the accident, said the lung ailment was the direct cause of death, although the injuries were contributing factors.

Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Rose Parrott; three sons, Stanley Parrott, Charles Parrott and Frank Parrott Jr., and three daughters, Marjorie Parrott, Helen Parrott and Mary Rose Parrott, all of Indianapolis.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Ray Street Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

The Indianapolis Star, 08 Jul 1937, p 14

Children from this marriage were:

+ 224 M    i. Stanley Harold Parrott was born on 3 Dec 1917 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 5 Feb 1982 in El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, at age 64.

+ 225 M    ii. Charles Louis Parrott was born on 28 Aug 1920 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Jul 1999 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 78.

   226 F    iii. Margie Ruth Parrott was born on 25 Oct 1921 in Indiana and died on 19 Oct 2012, at age 90. {FGID: 99300276}

Notes: Margie (Parrott) Hart was born on October 25, 1922, in Indianapolis. She passed away on Friday, October 19, 2012, at the age of 89.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Harold C. Hart; son, Harold Steven Hart; and great great granddaughter, Sofia.

Margie is survived by three generations of family including daughter Betty H. Wilson; grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren, and many loving nieces and nephews.

Margie worked at Kroger for 28 years where she served as shop steward for United Food and Commercial Workers; however, she considered taking care of her family her life's work. Known later in life as "Grammy," Margie once commented, "I love my family and know I am loved, not because my family tells me but because they show me every day."

In addition to her love of family, Margie was dedicated to her community. She volunteered at IPS Schools #18 and #83, for the Indiana AIDS Fund, and through a 30-year membership in the Delta Sigma Kappa service sorority (Tau chapter). She was raised to be politically active, and worked on the campaigns for Senator Birch Bayh and Democrat gubernatorial candidate W. Wayne Townsend. Margie believed in exercising her civic duty and proudly voted in every election. She also was a lifelong advocate for organized labor.

Margie lived life to the fullest, teaching her family "you choose your moods." As a result, she was rarely in a bad mood and always up for a new adventure. Margie's many hobbies included fishing, bowling, crochet, reading, crossword puzzles and playing Scrabble. She enjoyed sports and was a season ticket holder for the Indiana Fever. She also was known for her cooking, especially her homemade biscuits and gravy. One of Margie's greatest joys was traveling with her daughter and extended family. She traveled across the United States and visited more than a dozen countries in her lifetime, including a birthday trip to Amsterdam immediately preceding her death.

She will be cremated and her ashes will be buried together with the family members who preceded her in death; a fitting resting place for the woman who felt her job was to take care of those around her.

Unsourced obit posted on Find a Grave 99300276

Margie married Harold C. Hart on 31 Aug 1940 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana. Harold was born on 11 Sep 1917 in Indiana and died 12 may1981 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 64. {FGID: 90673686}

   227 F    iv. Mary Rose Parrott was born on 21 Sep 1929 in Evansville, Vanderburgh Co., Indiana and died on 28 Jun 1973 in Elwood, Indiana, at age 43.

Notes: Mary Rose Hanlin, 43, 600 S. 16th St., died Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mercy Hospital after an extended illness.

She was born Sept. 21, 1929, in Evansville to Charles and Rose G. Parrott. She married Dec. 24, 1947, to Robert Hanlin who survives.

She was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church, Wednesdayt Night Bowling Leage, Elwood Ladies City Bowling Association and Kappa Delta Phi sorority.

Surviving with the husband are three soons, Tom, Tim and Shawn, all at home; two sisters, Mrs. Margie (Harold) Hart of Indianapolis and Mrs. Helen (Robert) Kinser of Elwood, and three brothers, Stanley and Frank Parrott, both of Indianapolis and Charles L. Parrott of California.

Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. at the St. Joseph Catholic Church. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery.

Friends may call at the Jackley-Landrum funeral home after 1 p.m. Saturday. Wake services will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.

Elwood Call-Leader, 29 June 1973, p 12

Mary married Robert Eugene Hanlin on 24 Dec 1947. Robert was born on 8 Feb 1925 in Elwood, Indiana and died on 10 Apr 1986 in Elwood, Tipton Co., Indiana, at age 61.

+ 228 M    v. Frankie Ralph Parrott was born on 3 Jul 1933 in Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois and died on 14 May 2020 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 86.

176. Charles Franklin Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 14 Oct 1897 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 7 Jul 1937 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 39.

Notes: PARROTT-Frank, age 40, husband of Rose, father of Stanley, Charles, Marjorie, Helen, Mary Rose and Frank Jr., passed away at his home 521 W. Morris st., Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p.m., at the Ray Street Nazarene church. Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morriss st., any time. Burial Memorial Park.

The Indianapolis News, 08 Jul 1937, p 10
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Frank Parrott, 41 years old, 521 West Morris street, died yesterday in his home of a lung ailment aggravated by injuries suffered April 22 in an automobile accident near Oaklandon.

Mr. Parrott suffered severe burns on his hands and face when the gasoline tank of his car caught fire after the vehicle had in collision with a truck on Road 67.

His physician, who had treated him daily since the accident, said the lung ailment was the direct cause of death, although the injuries were contributing factors.

Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Rose Parrott; three sons, Stanley Parrott, Charles Parrott and Frank Parrott Jr., and three daughters, Marjorie Parrott, Helen Parrott and Mary Rose Parrott, all of Indianapolis.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Ray Street Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

The Indianapolis Star, 08 Jul 1937, p 14

Charles married Rose Gertrude Parrott, daughter of William Franklin Parrott and Jennie Church, on 17 Jan 1917 in Spencer Co., Indiana. Rose was born on 26 Sep 1900 in Pellville, Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 3 Sep 1989 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 88. {FGID: 144793291}

Notes: Rose G. Parrott, 88, formerly of Greenwood, died Sunday, Sept. 3, 1989, at Mercy Hospital.

Born Sept. 22, 1900, in Davies County, Ky., She was the daughter of Frank and Jane Church (sic). She was married to Charles Parrott in 1917. He preceded her in death in July of 1937.

She was a member of the Thompson Road Baptist Church in Greenwood.

Surviving are two daugthers, Helen Kinser of Elwood and Margie Hart of Indianapolis; two sons, Charles L. Parrott and Frank Parrott of Indianapolis; 13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by two children, Mary Hanlin and Stanley Parrott.

Services will be at 8 p.m. today at Jackley-Landrum Funeral Home, 1629 Main St., Elwood, with the Rev. Paul Remick officiating. Burial will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemtery in Indinanapolois. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Tipton County Tribune, 05 Sep 1989, p 6

(Duplicate Line. See Person 170)

177. Myrtle Ellen Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 13 Apr 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died in Oct 1985, at age 87.

Myrtle married William Franklin Parrott, son of William Franklin Parrott and Jennie Church, on 19 Nov 1917 in Indiana. William was born on 22 Feb 1898 in Hancock Co., Kentucky and died on 26 Aug 1951 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 53. {FGID: 165332320}

Notes: William Parrott Dies;
Service Station Owner

William F. Parrott, 53 years old, 3030 South Oak Road, died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. Born at Floral, Ky., he have lived here 29 years.

Mr. Parrott owned a gasoline service station at the intersection of Holt Road and Ind. 67 and also operated a farm machinery buisness. He was a member of Ray Street Nazarene Church.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Farley Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery.

Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Myrtle Parrott; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Newt, Indianapolis; a brother, T.J. Parrott, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. May Puckett, Floral Ky., and Mrs. Rose Hendricks, Indianapolis; and two grandchildren.

The Indianapolis Star, 26 Aug 1951, p 2-2

(Duplicate Line. See Person 169)

178. Everett Lee Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 18 Mar 1900 in Patesville, Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 29 Oct 1981 in Danville, Hendricks Co., Indiana, at age 81, and was buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

Notes: Services for Everett Parrott, 81, Danville, retired truck driver and former Indianapolis resident, will be Monday at 10 a.m.. in Farley West Morris Street Funeral Home. He was found yesterday in a ravine about a half-mile from the Danville nursing home where he lived. Friends may call tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors - son Everett; daughters Norma, Barbara, Carol, Janet; sisters Myrtle Parrott, Mabel Finchum, Lorine Hackett; brothers Virgil, Sturman, Fred.

The Indianapolis News, 30 Oct 1981, p 34

Everett married Opal Hendrickson. Opal was born in 1913 in Indiana and died on 22 Nov 1968 in Indiana, at age 55.

Children from this marriage were:

   229 F    i. Norma Mae Parrott was born on 10 Nov 1929 in Indiana and died on 18 Jan 2014 in Caseville Twp., Huron Co., Michigan, at age 84.

Notes: Negro, Norma M. (nee Parrott) January 18, 2014. Age 84.Beloved wife of the late Dominic. Dearest mother of Linda (Paul) DiLorenzo, David (Marilyn) Negro, Paul (Pam) Negro, Dominic, Jr. Negro, Paula (John) Franey, Alan Negro & the late Gary Negro. Survived by 18 Loving grandchildren & 11 loving great grandchildren. Dear sister of Janet Karl. Visitation Tue 3-9pm. Funeral Wed 10:00am at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Entombment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to American Diabetes Association appreciated. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guestbook" @ WujekCalcaterra.com

Norma married Dominic Negro.

+ 230 M    ii. Everett Melvin Parrott Sr. was born on 5 Oct 1931 in Kouts, Porter Co., Indiana and died on 6 Oct 1991 in Douglas, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, at age 60.

   231 F    iii. Barbara Ann Parrott was born in 1934 in Indiana.

   232 F    iv. Carol Parrott was born in 1936 in Indiana.

179. Jesse Virgil Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 28 Jun 1901 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 11 Dec 1982 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 81, and was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Marion Co., Indianapolis.

Notes: Virgil reappears in the 1930 census for Marion Co., Indiana

Jesse married Beulah May Lynch. Beulah was born on 8 Aug 1906 in Franklin Co., Indiana, died on 5 Sep 1987 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 81, and was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Marion Co., Indianapolis.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 233 M    i. Billy Joe Parrott was born on 30 Jul 1926 in Kouts, Porter Co., Indiana and died on 25 Oct 2013 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 87.

   234 F    ii. Juanita Mae Parrott was born on 1 Aug 1929 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 20 Oct 2014 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 85.

Notes: Juanita Sanders, 85, Indianapolis, passed away October 20, 2014. She was born on August 1, 1929 in Indianapolis, the daughter of Virgil and Beulah (Lynch) Parrott. Juanita was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernie Sanders, her parents, and her brothers, Donald and Bill Parrott. She is survived by her daughter, Debbie Johantges (George); her son, Rick Sanders (Lita); her grandchildren, Steve Johantges, Chris Johantges (Megan), John Brady (Joey), and Jill Roome (Paul); her great-grandchildren, Brandon, Matt, Cameron, and Anthony; her brother, Robert Parrott (Pat); and her sister-in-law, Dolly Parrott. Services will be on Friday, October 24 at 1 PM at Flanner and Buchanan- Memorial Park, 9350 E. Washington Street, with visitation from 11 AM until the time of service. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Cancer Society. A tribute to Juanita's life may be viewed online at www.flannerbuchanan.com, where condolences may be shared with her family.

http://flannerbuchanan.tributes.com/obituary/read/Juanita-M.-Parrott-Sanders-101798953#print-popup

Juanita married Ernie Sanders.

   235 M    iii. Donald Lee Parrott was born on 29 Apr 1933 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 6 Feb 1954 in Pennsylvania, at age 20.

Notes: Marine's Burial to Be Tomorrow
Services fro Cpl. Donald Lee Parrott, 20, Marine who was killed en route to Indianapolis Saturday in a truck-car crash on the Pennsylvania turnpike, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the River Avenue Baptist Church, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends many call at the Beanblossoom Mortuary.

A graduate of Washington High School, Cpl. Parrott worked at the laboratory of the Bridgeport Brass Co. before entering service in 1951. He spent 15 months overseas in Korea, with the 1st Marine Division. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Parrott, 904 River.

The Indianapolis News, 09 Feb 1954, p 18

+ 236 M    iv. Robert Dale Parrott was born on 11 Aug 1937 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 9 May 2016 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 78.

185. Hershel Sturman Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 4 Nov 1914 in Hancock Co., Kentucky, died on 19 Oct 1988 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 73, and was buried in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

Hershel married Minnie Amelia Wykert on 28 Nov 1935 in Iowa. Minnie was born on 3 Mar 1917 in Louisa Co., Iowa and died on 11 Apr 1997 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 80.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 237 M    i. Raymond Alvin Parrott was born on 24 Sep 1936 in Oakville, Louisa Co., Iowa and died on 24 Sep 2020 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 84.

+ 238 M    ii. Ronald Lee Parrott was born on 5 Mar 1938 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 25 Dec 1969 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 31.

   239 F    iii. Retta Lorraine Parrott was born on 11 Jul 1939 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 21 May 2023 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 83.

Retta married Donald Lee Trinkle. Donald was born on 7 Nov 1932 in Patriot, Switzerland Co., Indiana and died on 18 Oct 2013 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 80. Another name for Donald was Jack Trinkle.

Notes: Donald Lee "Jack" Trinkle, of Myrtle Beach, SC, formerly of Greenwood, Indiana, passed away at the age of 80 on Friday, October 18, 2013 in Indianapolis. He was born on November 7, 1932 in Patriot, In. to Vernon and Hazel Trinkle. Visitation was Monday evening at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main St. Greenwood from 4 to 8 p.m. The funeral took place in the funeral home on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mr. Trinkle was a member of the U.S. Air Force from 1951-1955, and a member of the Indiana Reserve for an additional 4 years. He worked at Citizens Gas for over 30 years. He was an active member of the Masonic Lodge and Moose Lodge. He was an avid golfer, hunter, bowler, and fisherman, and a pitcher in fast pitch softball in his younger years.

Mr. Trinkle was married to Nancy Martin for 31 years before her passing. He was formerly married to Retta Parrott and JoAnn Nipper. He is survived by sons Keith (Karen) Trinkle, and Greg Harris; daughters, Mindi (Steve) Jones, Dawn Reynolds, and Denise Ransom; grandchildren, Chelle Ransom, Lisa Phillips, Leila Phillips, James Gunter, Randi Reynolds, Jessica Harris, Kyle Jones, and Robin Jones; and brother, Edward Trinkle. He was preceded in death by brother Randall; sisters, Vera Price, Jane Mays, and Libby White; and daughter Robin.

Franklin Township Informer, October 30, 2013

187. Thomas Frederick Parrott (Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 25 Feb 1923 in Marion Co., Indiana and died on 25 Jan 2000 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 76.

Notes: Thomas Frederick Parrott, 76, Indianapolis, died Tuesday, January 25 in Methodist Hospital. He was a truck driver for more than 50 years, retiring from Montgomery Wards after 20 years in 1987. He was a WW II veteran of the U.S. Army and a member of the Teamsters Union.

Services: 10:00 a.m. Thursday, January 27 in Flanner & Buchanan Decatur Township Mortuary with calling 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 26. Burial: Floral Park Cemetery.

He was preceded in death by Mark Gregory Parrott. Survivors: children Thomas, Russell, Ronald, Richard Parrott, Mary Camp, Cheryl Etheridge, Barbara Bajovich; 15 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; sisters Mabel Finchum, Lorine Hackett.

http://tributes.com/obituary/show/35853877

Thomas married Charlotte A. Dreyer. Charlotte was born on 26 Sep 1930 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois and died on 11 Dec 2019, at age 89.

Notes: Charlotte McRoberts, age 89, of Hobart passed away Wednesday December 11, 2019. Charlotte was born September 26, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois to the late Matthew and Isabel (Hart) Dreyer. She was a member of the American Legion Post #54 Women's Auxiliary and the Hobart VFW Post #5365 Auxiliary. Charlotte worked for over twenty years as a crossing guard for the School City of Hobart before retiring last year.

Charlotte is survived by three daughters, Mary (Fred Sulej) Camp of Tennessee, Cheryl (Joe McCourt) Etheridge of Michigan and Barbara (Nick) Bajovich of Hobart; fourteen grandchildren; thirty-six great grandchildren; thirteen great-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, William McRoberts; three sons, Tom Parrott, Greg Parrott and Joe Kunkel; one daughter, Kim Foster; her parents; one brother and two sisters.

Funeral services will be 5:00 pm Sunday December 15, 2019 at Rees Funeral Home 600 West Old Ridge Road Hobart, IN 46342. Visitation will be Sunday from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm at the Funeral Home.

https://www.reesfuneralhomes.com/obituary/charlotte-mcroberts

Children from this marriage were:

   240 M    i. Charles Thomas Parrott was born on 11 Jan 1948 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 23 Oct 2019 in Hobart, Lake Co., Indiana, at age 71.

Notes: Charles Thomas Parrott "Bird", age 71, of Hobart and formerly of Hazelcrest, Illinois, passed away Wednesday, October 23, 2019. He was born on January 11, 1948 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Thomas and Charlotte. Tom proudly served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was employed as a clerk for the University of Illinois, Chicago. Tom belonged to the VFW Post #5365 and the American Legion Post #54 in Hobart. He will always be remembered as a loving and devoted son, brother, uncle and friend.

He is survived by his mother, Charlotte A. McRoberts; sisters, Mary (Fred) Camp, Cheryl (Joe) Etheridge, Barbara (Nicholas) Bajovich; brother, Ronnie (Lacy) Parrott; many loving nieces and nephews; and dear friend, Noreen Collins. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Frederick Parrott; brothers, Greg Parrott, Joe Kunkel; and sister, Kim Foster.

A funeral service for Tom will take place Friday, October 25, 2019 at 5:00 pm at Rees Funeral Home, Hobart Chapel, 600 West Old Ridge Road, Hobart. Visitation will be held from 1:00 pm until the time of service. For more information, please call (219) 942-2109.

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/tom-parrott-obituary?pid=194245787

   241 M    ii. Mark Gregory Parrott was born on 5 Dec 1953 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died in Mar 1984, at age 30.

191. Charles William Parrott Jr. (Charles William Sr.⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 15 Aug 1892 in Flat Lick, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 26 May 1967 in Oregon, at age 74.

Charles married Lola Lynde. Lola was born in 1899 in Pendleton, Oregon and died in Aug 1931 in Oregon, at age 32.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 242 M    i. Glenn Dale Parrott was born on 22 Aug 1916 in Brogan, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 23 Nov 1999 in Hillsboro, Washington Co., Oregon, at age 83.

+ 243 M    ii. Floyd I. Parrott Sr. was born on 16 Apr 1918 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 22 Jan 1994 in Malheur Co., Oregon, at age 75.

   244 F    iii. Lillian M. Parrott Lowe was born on 17 Oct 1921 in Oregon.

192. George B. Parrott (Charles William Sr.⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 30 Jan 1896 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died in Jul 1965 in California, at age 69. {FGID: 79383533}

Notes: AMUSEMENTS AT A GLANCE
DINING PLEASURE

VILLA INN, Tarzana- George Parrott's wayside rendevous for those who like steaks thick and juicy.

Valley Times (North Hollywood), 07 Dec 1944, p 10

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Dining, Dancing, and Entertainment

Circus performers, when in town, favor George Parrott's Villa Inn. George is a former circus operator and still keeps in close touch with the boys and girls of the Big Top world.

Valley Times, 16 Dec 1949, p 12

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Personality Of The Week
GEORGE PARROTT
(Owner of Parrott's Villa Inn)

George Parrott this week celebrated his 6th year at the Villa Inn in Tarzana.

He has been in the cafe business for the past 26 years in the Los Angeles area. The is the 16th cafe he has operated.

He received one of the first liquor licenses issued in L.A., right after repeal, in 1933.

Born in Kentucky, he was raised in Oregon, where he spent his early youth as a cowpuncher in Eastern Oregon. Came to Calif. in 1921.

Was in Show Business for 3 years as operator of the DeWayne Bros. Circus, touring the West Coast. Still has interests in circusses and road shows.

Is the father of the famous De Wayne troupe of acrobats.
Is a member of the Tarzana Chamber of Commerce

George and wife Ada, have lived the past 12 years in North Hollywood. His hobby - the Circus.

Valley Times, 01 Sep 1950 p 12

George married Velora Kessler McGary. Velora was born on 5 Sep 1898 in Indiana and died on 31 Mar 1946 in Los Angeles Co., California, at age 47.

Children from this marriage were:

   245 M    i. George Harley Parrott was born on 8 Oct 1915 in Pendleton, Umatilla Co., Oregon.

   246 F    ii. Margie Ione Parrott Brown was born on 5 Dec 1918 in Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 6 Apr 1948 in Los Angeles Co., California, at age 29.

George next married Ada Sarah Belle Rogers on 7 Sep 1927 in Santa Ana Co., California. Ada was born on 26 Apr 1905 in Arkansas and died on 8 Apr 1995 in Riverside Co., California, at age 89. {FGID: 79383533}

198. Charles Warren Parrott (Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 15 Jun 1886 in Corbin, Whitley Co., Kentucky, died on 10 Jan 1928 in Whitley Co., Kentucky, at age 41, and was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Whitley Co., Kentucky.

Charles married Sallie about 1906. Sallie was born in 1888 in Kentucky.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 247 M    i. Dewey Ray Parrott was born in 1907 in Whitley Co., Kentucky.

199. Arch Parrott (Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 20 May 1889 in Harlan Co., Kentucky, died on 18 Jul 1971 in Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky, at age 82, and was buried in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky.

Notes: Arch's Social Security # was 704-07-4745. 1910 census finds them in Rose Hill, Lee co., Virginia. By 1920, they were at Williams Branch, Bell Co., Ky. 1930 were in 7th district, Bell co.

Arch smoked Camells for fifty years. Worked for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. as foreman, car inspector

Green Hills Memorial Garden in Middlesboro, Bell Co., KY was called Rest Haven Cemetery when Arch was buried there. He is in the Last Supperection of the Cemetery.

Arch married Fannie J. Speaks, daughter of Marion Mitchell Speaks and Alice Johnson, on 3 Feb 1907 in Lee Co., Virginia. Fannie was born on 9 Sep 1889 in Virginia, died on 14 Feb 1984 in Bell Co., Kentucky, at age 94, and was buried in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky.

Notes: * Green Hills Memorial Garden in Middlesboro, Bell Co., KY was called Rest Haven Cemetery when Fannie was buried there. She is in the Last Supper Section of the Cemetery.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 248 M    i. Joseph Charles Parrott was born in 1908 in Bell Co., Kentucky and died in 1935, at age 27.

   249 F    ii. Mary Parrott was born in 1911 in Bell Co., Kentucky.

Mary married Clark Napier.

   250 F    iii. Mona Belle Parrott was born on 4 Apr 1913 in Bell Co., Kentucky, died on 15 Oct 1943, at age 30, and was buried in Buell Cemetery 2, Bell Co., Kentucky.

   251 F    iv. Julia Parrott was born on 12 Jun 1915 in Bell Co., Kentucky and died in 1915.

Notes: Julia was the twin of Evelyn Parrott.

   252 F    v. Evelyn Parrott was born on 12 Jun 1915 in Bell Co., Kentucky.

   253 M    vi. Carl Parrott was born on 5 Jul 1917, died on 19 Jul 1917, and was buried in Buell Cemetery 2, Bell Co., Kentucky.

Notes: This may not be Arch's son, but he is buried in the Buell Cemetery 2, Bell Co., KY with 3 o f Arch's children and there are no other Parrott'sied here.

   254 F    vii. Elizabeth Ann Parrott was born on 3 Apr 1919 in Bell Co., Kentucky, died in 1992, at age 73, and was buried in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky.

Notes: * Green Hills Memorial Garden in Middlesboro, Bell Co., KY was called Rest Haven Cemetery when Elizabeth Ann was burred there. She is in the Last Supper Section of the Cemetery near the Christus Section.

Elizabeth moved North about 1940 and left James Ronald with her parents,rch and Fannie Parr ott, who raised him.

Elizabeth met Edward in Dayton, OH while working there during World War.

Elizabeth married Edward McGlinchey in Kentucky. Edward died in Florida and was buried in St. Petersburg, Hillsborough Co., Florida.

Marriage Notes: Elizabeth met Edward in Dayton, OH while working there during World War.

   255 M    viii. Marion W. Parrott was born on 19 Jun 1921 in Bell Co., Kentucky, died on 14 Aug 1983 in Bell Co., Kentucky, at age 62, and was buried on 14 Aug 1983 in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky. Another name for Marion was Bud Parrott.

Notes: From WWII enlistment records:

Enlistment Date: 9 Sep 1942
Education: 3 years of high school
Civil Occupation: Wire Chief, Telephone And Telegraph
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Height: 76 Weight: 178

* Green Hills Memorial Garden in Middlesboro, Bell Co., KY was called Rest Haven Cemetery whe n Marion was burried there. He is in the Last Supper Section of the Cemetery.

Marion married Juanita Rowlett. Juanita was born on 1 Jun 1924 in Calvin, Bell Co., Kentucky and died on 30 Aug 2015 in Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky, at age 91.

Notes: MIDDLESBORO, Kentucky \emdash Juanita R. Parrott, 91, of Middlesboro, KY passed away Sunday, August 30, 2015 at the Middlesboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility.

Juanita was born June 1, 1924 at Calvin, KY to the late Dexter Rowlett and Millie Brooks Rowlett.

She was a former employee of Pineville's Fair Store and the Pineville Water Company.

In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Marion W. "Bud" Parrott; sister-in-law, Laura Jean Pursifull Rowlett and brother, Raymond Rowlett.

She is survived by the following members of her family: nephew, Brooks (Melody) Rowlett of Indianapolis, IN, great-nephew, Alan Rowlett of Richmond, VA, as well as several cousins.

At Mrs. Parrott's request there will be no visitation or separate funeral service.

A brief graveside service will be held at 11:00a.m. Saturday September 5, 2015 at Green Hills Memorial Gardens in Middlesboro, KY.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be made to Friends of the Bell County Animal Shelter. Online condolences and guestbook are available at www.creechfh.com

Creech Funeral Home, Middlesboro, is in charge of all arrangements.

The Daily News, Sept. 2, 2015

   256 M    ix. Paul Inman Parrott was born in 1925 and died in 1984, at age 59.

   257 M    x. Hugh Archie Parrott was born on 11 Dec 1926 in Bell Co., Kentucky, died on 28 Jul 1942 in Page, Bell Co., KY, at age 15, and was buried in Buell Cemetery 2, Bell Co., Kentucky.

+ 258 M    xi. John Blackburn Parrott was born on 5 Jan 1931 in Kentucky and died on 8 Feb 2006 in Camarillo, Ventura Co., California, at age 75.

201. Berry F. Parrott (Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 24 Sep 1898 in Harlan Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Nov 1985 in Kentucky, at age 87.

Berry married Ruth Craig on 23 Sep 1936. Ruth was born on 8 Jun 1904 and died on 23 Apr 1985, at age 80.

209. William Thomas Parrott Jr (William Thomas⁵, John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 28 Jan 1917 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 5 Nov 1982 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 65.

William married Nancy B. Nancy was born on 15 Aug 1921 and died on 29 Feb 2008 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas, at age 86.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 259 M    i. William Thomas Parrott III was born on 22 Jan 1951 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 22 Feb 2015 in Locust, North Carolina, at age 64.

210. John Wesley Parrott (Malcolm A.⁵, John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 2 Feb 1927 in Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 2 Jun 1993 in Westmoreland, Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, at age 66.

John married Thelma Cordelia Mack on 14 Jun 1953 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri. Thelma was born on 7 Mar 1930 and died on 4 Jul 2014 in Kansas, at age 84.

211. Sanford Simpson Parrott (Archibald Lafayette⁵, Simpson Crockett⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 2 Aug 1914 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 4 Mar 1982 in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, at age 67. {FGID: 201753379}

Notes: PARROTT
Sanford S., of Azle, TX. Survived by wife, Margaret Parrott, Azle; sons, John Sanford Parrott and John Charles Parrott, New Orleans; stepson, James A. Wilson Jr., Azle; stepdaughter, Martis Armstrong, Ft. Worth; sister, Joyce A. Parrott, Dallas. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Laurel Land Memorial Chapel. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park, S. Thornton at Laurel Land Rd., Dallas, TX 371-1336.

Dallas Morning News Saturday, March 6, 1982
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Sanford married Adrienne Maria McDermott on 26 Oct 1943 in California. Adrienne was born on 15 Jan 1912 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi and died on 22 Dec 1990 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi, at age 78. {FGID: 118651549}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 260 M    i. John Sanford Parrott was born on 1 Dec 1944 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi and died on 9 Nov 2021 in Slidell, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, at age 76.

+ 261 M    ii. John Charles Parrott was born on 9 Jun 1947 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi and died on 29 Nov 2016 in New Orleans Parish, Louisiana, at age 69.

Sanford next married Margaret Elizabeth Moody. Margaret was born on 23 Jan 1917 in Lancaster, Dallas Co., Texas and died on 30 Aug 1995 in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, at age 78. {FGID: 201753381}

214. Timothy John Parrott (William Gregory Jr.⁶, William Gregory Sr.⁵, John II⁴, John B. Sr.³, James², John Sr.¹) was born on 1 Jul 1947 in Monterey Co., California and died on 6 May 2010 in Houston, Harris Co., Texas, at age 62.

Notes: Timothy J. Parrott Passed away peacefully the morning of May 6, 2010 in Houston, Texas at the age of 62.

Tim, a fifth generation Californian, served his country in Vietnam, where as Chief Warrant Officer, he repeatedly distinguished himself and was awarded medals of which he would never speak. One such medal was received for flying his helicopter during a Delta Falcon operation at "tree top level" into "intense enemy automatic weapons fire" to medivac an ambushed group of soldiers. This image so exemplifies the Tim Parrott that everyone knew, a gracious and brave man always at the ready to do the right thing regardless of the circumstances. Tim, a consummate entrepreneur and executive most recently served as CEO of Shuffle Master Inc. Prior to this position he held the positions of CEO of Aristocrat Americas, CEO of Onstage Entertainment, CEO of Boomtown, President of Parrott Ranch Company and CEO of Western Air Motive. Tim loved his family, the businesses he built and the social organizations he was an active member of: Young Presidents Organization, The Pacific Union Club and The Bohemian Club. It was in his free time that Tim would pursue his other passions, music, motorcycling and flying gliders in the clear blue Nevada sky. Tim was the devoted and loving husband of Jennifer J. Parrott and is survived by his beloved children Troy Parrott, Kimberly Walls both born Defrees, Amy Pakter, his nephew Christopher Lomax, five adoring grandchildren and his loving siblings, Candace Hazard Ducato [sic, actually his step daughter], Gregory Parrott and James Parrott. On June 12, 2010 Tim's family and a small group of close friends will send him off on his next journey at a private memorial service in La Jolla, CA. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the MD Anderson Cancer Center, www.mdanderson.org/how-you-can-help/make-a-donation.

San Francisco Chronicle, May 21, 2010

Timothy married Susan N. Jones on 8 Feb 1969 in San Francisco Co., California. Susan was born in 1948.

215. Keith Adrian Parrott (Elmer Adrian⁶, John Henry⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 11 Apr 1946 in Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho and died on 12 Feb 2012 in Corvalis, Benton Co., Oregon, at age 65.

Notes: Keith A. Parrott, Emeritus Professor, Oregon State University College of Pharmacy, died Feb. 12, 2012, at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis. He was 65.

The second child of Grace and Elmer Parrott, Keith was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where he attended elementary and high school. Following graduation, he enrolled at Pacific Lutheran University, where he and Wanda met as freshmen; they married three years later.

Keith studied engineering at Pacific Lutheran, but soon discovered that engineering was not for him and transferred to Idaho State University, where he entered the College of Pharmacy and graduated with honors in 1970.

Months before Keith was to graduate, the first lottery drawings for armed service in Vietnam were held, and when his birthdate was selected 14th for the draft, Keith began the process of finding a service in which to enlist. He applied for and was accepted as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Public Health Service, where he served as a pharmacist.

Keith was first stationed at the Brighton Women's and Children's Hospital in Boston, where he received additional training at the National Institutes of Health, the University of Kentucky, and Massachusetts General Hospital before completing a hospital residency. From there, he and Wanda moved to Keams Canyon, Ariz., where Keith had been assigned to the Indian Public Health Hospital. There, he was deputy chief of the pharmacy department in the Indian Health Service Hospital.

When his tour of duty ended, they moved to Lexington, Ky., where Keith had been accepted into the pharmacy residency program (newly established by Paul Parker) at the University of Kentucky, where he attended graduate school on the GI Bill and graduated with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in 1976.

While Keith and Wanda were in Kentucky, their first two children were born: Jeffrey in 1974, and Shannon in 1976. The family moved to Oregon in 1976, and Kimberly was born two years later.

Keith joined the OSU College of Pharmacy faculty (then the School of Pharmacy) in 1976, and spent his professional career there until health issues forced his early retirement in 2004. At the time he retired, Keith was assistant dean for Student Affairs.

Colleagues and students remember him as a patient, kind and thoughtful man who was a strong advocate for both his students and the pharmacy profession. He especially enjoyed working with students, and was always delighted when they visited, or when he saw them working at various pharmacies throughout the country.

Despite declining health and early retirement due to his spinocerebellar ataxia, Keith never considered himself disabled. He joined Fitness over 50, where he worked out three times a week; he liked the exercise, and enjoyed visiting with other members, but especially loved working with his wonderful trainers.

Keith was indomitable. He continued to travel, socialized with his many friends, and planted and worked in his yard. In 2010, several of his friends designed and built a raised gardening bed which allowed him to tend a garden as well.

But most of all, he loved to fly fish. Freezing temperatures or pouring rain \emdash it didn't matter; he was oblivious to the weather. A retirement gift from his colleagues of a fishing trip to California delighted him, as did the trip he and Wanda took to Alaska, where they fished opening day on the Kenai River.

Whether on the waters of Roaring Springs, the many lakes in Central Oregon, the Deschutes, the McKenzie or Fall River, where friends tied him and his wheelchair to a tree so he could fish from the steep bank \emdash he was always happiest when he had a fly rod in hand.

Keith and Wanda celebrated their 44th anniversary last year. They traveled extensively in the United States and Europe, learned to ballroom dance, canoed, camped, fished, spent time at Sunriver, and enjoyed their life together, especially loving to spend time with their family and many friends.

Keith is survived by his wife and their three children. He loved talking about his children and their spouses, and their many accomplishments. His children, a great source of pride and joy in his life, are Jeffrey Parrott of Copenhagen, Denmark, and his wife, Klara Hobza, of Berlin, Germany; Shannon Parrott of Honolulu, Hawaii; and Kim Parrott Rivera and her husband, Hector, of Miami, Fla.

Keith was able to attend Kim and Hector's wedding in Miami just a month before he died. He joyfully celebrated with friends and family and, despite being in a wheelchair, "danced" with everyone around him, a beaming father of the bride.

Keith is also survived by a sister, Karen Soderling (Tom); brothers-in-law Rick Otta (Anne) and Eldon Otta (Debbi); sister-in-law Peggy Phelps (Larry); as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Keith was a kind and loving man who lived his life to the fullest despite his declining health and the limitations it imposed. He is greatly mourned by all those left behind.

Keith's family hopes the tissue donations made following his death will help increase the knowledge of spinocerebellar ataxia, the rare and debilitating disorder that Keith dealt with courageously and without complaint from the time he was diagnosed in his early 40s until his death. Those who wish to make a donation for ataxia research in Keith's memory can send their donations directed to Albany Research Institute, Inc., 113 Holland Ave., Albany, N.Y. 12208.

Some may wish to make donations in memory of Keith to Grace Center for Adult Day Services in Corvallis, where Keith was one of the original board members and served as a board member for 23 years.

A celebration of Keith's life will be held at a later date.

https://www.gazettetimes.com/news/local/obituaries/keith-a-parrott/article_ffb72e5e-73e2-11e1-97f6-001871e3ce6c.html

216. Theodore Joseph Parrott Sr. (Joseph Franklin Jr.⁶, Joseph Franklin "Frank" Sr.⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 4 Sep 1942 in Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington and died on 20 Jul 2019 in Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho, at age 76.

217. Richard James Parrott (Joseph Franklin Jr.⁶, Joseph Franklin "Frank" Sr.⁵, William Edward⁴, Evan S.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 18 May 1946 in Wendell, Gooding Co., Idaho and died on 19 Jan 2005 in Boise, Ada Co., Idaho, at age 58.

Notes: MERIDIAN -- Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, son and friend, went to rest for eternity in the loving arms of his Heavenly Father at the earthly age of 58 on Jan. 19, 2005, at his job site in Boise, Idaho.

The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 23, 2005, at the Alden-Waggoner Funeral Chapel, 5400 Fairview Ave., Boise. Cremation will follow the service.
Richard was born in Wendell, Idaho, on May 18, 1946, to Joseph Franklin and Una Mary Parrott. For 11 years, he lived the life of a cowboy in the hills of Idaho. He never forgot and he continued to love and live by the ethics of the "Cowboy Way." He rode trailing cows from the young age of 2 - still in diapers. His family moved to Colorado when his father was made construction superintendent of the U. S. Air Force Academy. They continued to travel until settling in San Antonio, Texas. He graduated from East Central High School and he completed one year of college at San Antonio Community College. Richard also completed a four year apprenticeship in carpentry to become a journeyman carpenter. He was a master finish carpenter and a perfectionist who worked in his given trade until his death.

He met his wife, Margo, a "Texas girl," at the age of 16 and they were married on March 14, 1965. He could never get Idaho out of his system and he moved his family back in 1977. While in Idaho, they were blessed with two "Idaho" children to compliment their two "Texas" children.

Some of his most enjoyable times were when he and his brother, Ted, were in the roping arena, roping calves at the many brandings they attended. He seldom missed and his wife, "a city girl," was in awe of his roping and riding abilities.

Richard could also repair anything, including his children's vehicles, the ice maker, the garbage disposal, etc. His family depended greatly on him. He loved his family more than human words can describe.

He was an avid hunter and fisherman. He taught his children respect for guns and for other people's property. His greatest achievement was when he killed a bull elk the first time he went bow hunting. As he got older he enjoyed going with the boys, and got more pleasure out of taking pictures, hunting arrowheads and other Native American artifacts.

Richard's faith in God and love of his Heavenly Father permeated into all areas of his life. He held many priesthood offices and at his death was an apostle in the Restoration Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

He is survived by his wife, Margo of Meridian; son and daughter-in-law, Jon and Gina of Kuna; daughter and fiance', Toni of Meridian and Scott Yates of Harmon, Ga.; son and daughter-in-law, Matthew and Charlene (Charlie) of Meridian; and daughter, Bethany (Bethy) Parrott of Meridian; his father, Joseph Franklin Parrott Jr. and his wife, Helen of King Hill, Idaho; his sisters, Elora (Wayne) Harmon of San Antonio, Texas, and Leslie Parrott of Boise; a brother, Ted (Elana) Parrott of Emmett; his granddaughters, Devry and Alex Parrott of Kuna and Bentley Parrott of Meridian; and many nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his infant son, Paul Joseph, and his mother, Una Mary Parrott.

Published Sunday, January 23, 2005

The child from this marriage was:

   262 M    i. Paul Joseph Parrott died as an infant.

224. Stanley Harold Parrott (Rose Gertrude Parrott⁶, William Franklin⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 3 Dec 1917 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 5 Feb 1982 in El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, at age 64. {FGID: 90431089}

Notes: Stanley Parrott Dies In Texas
Stanley Parrott, 64, Tucson, Ariz. formerly of Indianapolis, died Feb. 5 in Beaumont Hospital, El Paso, Tex.

Parrott, a native of Owensboro, Ky., lived here most of his life. He was a truck driver 48 years.

A World War II Army veteran, he was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10008, Disabled American Veterans Cactus Chapter and American Legion, all at Tucson. He was also a member of the Salvation Army at Las Cruces, N.M.

Services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Farley West Morris Street Funeral Home, where friends may call tomorrow from 1 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Survivors - son Michael; daughter Kathy Parrott; mother Mrs. Rose Parrott; brothers Charles, Frankie; sister Margie Hart, Helen Kinser.

The Indianapolis News, 10 Feb 1982, p 52

Stanley married Dorothy Louise Tate Sims on 4 May 1944 in Ellettsville, Monroe Co., Indiana. Dorothy was born on 27 Feb 1924 in Bloomington, Monroe Co., Indiana and died on 22 Jul 1999 in Bloomington, Monroe Co., Indiana, at age 75. {FGID: 96337782}

Marriage Notes: Announcement has been received here of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Tate of Ellettsville and Corporal Stanley Parrott of Indianapolis. The bride is a former student of Needmore Schools and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinser of Bedford R.R. 4, with whom she made her home for a number of years.

The wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage in Ellettsville, May 4, the Rev. C.O. Carnes officiating in the single ring ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. William Leitz of Ellettsville and is now employed at the Peoples Bank in the city. Corporal Parrott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parrott, Indianapolois, and only recently returned to the United States from service in the Aleutian Islands.

The Bedford Daily Times-Mail, 31 May 1944, p 3

Notes: Dorothy T. Sims, 75, of Bloomington, died July 22 at her residence.

Born Feb. 27, 1924, in Bloomington, she was the daughter of Lawrence and Grace (Leitz) Tate. She retired from People's State Bank in Ellettsville with 25 years of service. She was a member of Rebeka Club in Ellettsville.

Survivors include one daughter, Dorena Oetker of Billings, Mo.; one granddaughter, Amanda Waldrip of Harrodsburg; and one great-granddaughter. She was preceded in death by one grandson.

Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Monday at Valhalla Mausoleum Chapel with Pastor Doug Schroder officiating. Entombment will be at Valhalla Memory Gardens Mausoleum. There will be no visitation. Deremiah-Frye Mortuary, Green & Harrell Chapel, is in charge of arrangements.

Herald-Times, Sunday, August 1, 1999

Stanley next married Alice E. VanZant Thomas. The marriage ended in divorce. Alice was born on 10 Feb 1917 in Samantha, Highland Co., Ohio and died on 2 Feb 1996 in Beech Grove, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 78. Another name for Alice was Betty.

Notes: Alice E. "Betty"VanZant Thomas, 78, Indianapolis, died Feb. 2. She worked in accounting 13 years for the former Indiana National Bank, retiring in 1980. Services: 11:30 a.m. Feb 5 in G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, with calling from 4 to 8 p.m. Feb. 4. Burial: New Crown Cemetery. Survivors: Children Kathy Parrott, Robert Summers, Michael S. Parrott, James H. Thomas; brothers John, Jim, Gaberal; sister Louanna Bumgarner.

The Indianapolis Star, 04 Feb 1996, p D7

Stanley next married Freda Marie Breedlove Farmer Finchum on 29 Sep 1962 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana. Freda was born on 8 Feb 1915 in Kentucky and died on 14 May 1980 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 65. {FGID: 172310746}

225. Charles Louis Parrott (Rose Gertrude Parrott⁶, William Franklin⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 28 Aug 1920 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Kentucky and died on 10 Jul 1999 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 78. {FGID: 90431129}

Notes: Charles L. Parrott, 78, Indianapolis, died July 10. He had been a self-employed home improvements salesman for 30 years. Previously, he was an insurance agent for 27 years, retiring in 1965. Mr. Parrott was a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of the Broad Ripple post of the American Legion. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. Services 10 a.m. July 13 in Shirley Brothers Washington Memorial Chapel, with calling from 4 to 9 p.m. July 12. Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors: children Brian C., Melissa R. Parrott; sisters Margie Parrott Hart, Helen Parrott Kinser; brother Frank Parrott.

The Indianapolis Star, 11 Jul 1999, p C7

Charles married someone.

228. Frankie Ralph Parrott (Rose Gertrude Parrott⁶, William Franklin⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 3 Jul 1933 in Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois and died on 14 May 2020 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 86.

Notes: On May 14, 2020, Frankie Ralph Parrott, a beloved father and grandfather, passed away in Indianapolis, Indiana at the age of 86. He was born on July 3, 1933, in Quincy, Illinois to the late Charles Franklin and Rose Gertrude Parrott. Frankie was raised predominantly in Bloomington, Indiana during the Great Depression and World War II.

After completing high school, Frankie went on to dedicate over ten years to the United States Military. He served in two branches, Navy and Air Force. After enlisting in the Navy in 1951, he received his U.S. Naval Air Technical Training in Jacksonville, Florida and Memphis, Tennessee. Upon completion of his training he was stationed in Quonset Point, Rhode Island as an aviation machinist. During the time he was stationed in Rhode Island, Frankie attended a Navy dance where he met his future wife and was married in 1954. In 1955, he moved branches to the Air Force where he worked his way up the ranks as Staff Sergeant stationed at Otis Air Force Base in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines, and Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita County, Texas. He was honorably discharged in 1961.

Following his military service, Frankie entered the private sector starting with Lockheed Martin Aeronautics as an aircraft mechanic. When presented with an opportunity to move his family to the Midwest, his career transitioned to Technical Writing and Informatics. Frankie worked at Massey Ferguson, an American manufacturer of agricultural equipment, Hurco Companies, Inc., an industrial technology company specializing in interactive computer controls, and Thinkpath Engineering Services.

Of all of his accomplishments, Frankie was most proud of and loved his family. He was a devoted husband and father who prioritized his family needs ahead of his own. Frankie was a pillar of strength and support for his children and grandchildren, and a friend and mentor to many. His family will be forever grateful for his guidance, wisdom, and unconditional love. He was dedicated to faith and was a member of Holy Spirit at Geist for over 13 years. Prior, he was a member of Saint Simon the Apostle since 1963. In his free time, Frankie was a passionate gardener, avid reader, creative woodworking hobbyist, and animal lover. He enjoyed classic movies, Harry Potter novels, and sporting events, but most notably the nurturing relationship with all of his grandchildren.

Frankie is survived by his three beloved children Marybeth Downing, Susan (Eric) von Grimmenstein, and Edward (Amy) Parrott; four dearly loved grandchildren, Ryan, Scott, Madalyn, and Elizabeth; and his canine companion Apollo.

He was preceded in death by his loving wife of nearly 53 years, Marie Louise (Hildebrand) Parrott. Frankie was the last survivor of his five older siblings: Stanley H. and Charles L. Parrott, Margie R. Hart, Helen B. Kinser, and Mary Rose Hanlin.

Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of donor's choice. Services will be private.

https://flannerbuchanan.com/obit/frankie-ralph-parrott/

Frankie married Marie Louise Hildebrandt in 1954. Marie was born on 23 Nov 1933 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island and died on 15 Apr 2007 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 73.

230. Everett Melvin Parrott Sr. (Everett Lee⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 5 Oct 1931 in Kouts, Porter Co., Indiana and died on 6 Oct 1991 in Douglas, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, at age 60. {FGID: 65108003}

Everett married Elaine Glendora Parvis on 12 Apr 1952 in Bicknell, Knox Co., Indiana. Elaine was born on 8 Aug 1932 in Connersville, Fayette Co., Indiana and died on 25 May 1954 in Connersville, Fayette Co., Indiana, at age 21. {FGID: 48874701}

Marriage Notes: Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Glendora Parvis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parvis of Connersville and Everett Melvin Parrott, son of Everett Lee Parrott of Indianapolis. They were married Apr. 12 in the Christian church in Bicknell, Ind.
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After the wedding a dinner was served to the members of the bridal party. The couple will reside at 2110 Hoyt street, Indianapolis.

The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, 05 May 1952, p 11

Notes: CONNERSVILLE - Mrs. Glendora Parrott, 22 years old, died Tuesday morning. She was the daughter of Herbert and Lenora Hayes Parvis and graduated from Connersville high school in 1952. Mrs. Parrott had resided in Indianapolis following her marriage to Everett Melvin Parrott.

Survivors include the husband, Everett; two sons, Everett M. and Stephen Lee; her parents; a grandmother, Mrs. Viola Parvis; two sisters, Mrs. Forrest J. Brown and Mrs. Thelma Harris; two brothers, Herbert E. Parvis and Ernest Jay Parvis, all of Connersville.

Funeral services for Mrs. Parrott will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Myers funeral home, Rev. Dix Asleson, minister of the East Side Methodist church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Dale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Wednesday.

The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, 26 May 1954, p 7

Children from this marriage were:

   263 M    i. Everett Melvin Parrott was born on 26 Jan 1953 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 27 Oct 2021 in Shelton, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, at age 68.

+ 264 M    ii. Steven Lee Parrott was born on 15 Feb 1954 in Connersville, Fayette Co., Indiana and died on 1 Dec 2002 in Dallas, Tarrant Co., Texas, at age 48.

Everett next married Barbara M. Desrosiers Lavergne. Barbara was born on 1 Jul 1937 in Greenfield, Franklin Co., Massachusetts and died on 4 Apr 2005 in Worcester Co., Massachusetts, at age 67.

Notes: WEBSTER Barbara M. (Desrosiers) Lavergne Parrott, 67, of Village Way, died Monday, April 4th peacefully with her family by her side at UMass Memorial Hospital-Memorial Campus, Worcester.

Her husband, Everett Parrott died in 1991.

She leaves her three daughters, Linda Lavergne of Mashpee, Patricia Dexter of Upton, and Sherry and her husband Jon Latino of Worcester, as well as her grandson Scott Kennedy of Upton.

She was born in Greenfield and had lived in Webster for many years.

Barbara worked at the Price Chopper in Webster for many years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend visiting hours at the Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, 91 Central St., Auburn on Wednesday, April 6th from 9-11 AM. A funeral service will follow at 11 AM in the funeral home. Burial will follow in Worcester County Memorial Park.

If desired, memorial donations may be made to the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association or to the American Cancer Society.

Worcester Telegram & Gazette, April 5, 2005

233. Billy Joe Parrott (Jesse Virgil⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 30 Jul 1926 in Kouts, Porter Co., Indiana and died on 25 Oct 2013 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 87.

Notes: Billy Joe Parrott 87, of Indianapolis, IN passed away October 25, 2013. He retired as a Layout Inspector for AM General after 44 years retiring in 1988. Billy was a member of UAW Local #555 and served his country proudly in the U S Army. His wife Dolly describes him as the original "Couch potatoes" often finding him asleep with the TV remote control in his hand. He also enjoyed fishing, bowling, going to the casino, horse racing and was a diehard Chicago Cubs fan. He loved his family and enjoyed spending time with them. Billy is survived by his wife of 63 years Ethel "Dolly" (Alley) Parrott, his sons, David (Betty), Donald and Dwayne Parrott, grandchildren, Heather (Stu), Eric (Kim), Hannah, great grandchildren, Faith, Connor, sister, Juanita Sanders and brother, Bob (Pat) Parrott. Services will be Wednesday October 30, 2013 at 11 A.M. in Flanner and Buchanan-Decatur with visitation there Tuesday October 29th 4-8 P.M. He will be laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery with military honors. Memorial contributions may be made to Fisher House Foundation, Inc. 111 Rockville Pike Suite 420 Rockville, MD 20805-5168

Billy married Ethel "Dolly" Alley. Ethel was born on 4 Feb 1932 in Cumberland, Indiana and died on 10 Jun 2022 in Indiananapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 90.

Notes: Dolly Parrott, 90, of Indianapolis, Indiana passed away unexpectedly June 10, 2022. She was born February 4, 1932, in Cumberland, Indiana to the late John Watson and Nellie Idella (Vernon) Alley. She was one of thirteen children blessed to this union. After raising her children, Dolly worked for Hallmark for over 30 years. She loved spending time with her family, enjoyed playing Bingo, Gin Rummy, and Solitaire, was a great storyteller, and in her younger years she was a bowler. Dolly was a firecracker to her last day\emdash she was incredibly witty and spunky and nothing could get by her. She loved being a Grandma to all, whether they were family or not. She was dearly loved and will be missed. Dolly is survived by her children: Betty Parrott [note=daughter in law], Donald Parrott, Dwayne Parrott; grandchildren, Heather (Stu) Goldberg, Eric (Jackie) Parrott, Hannah Richards, and great grandchildren: Natalie, Faith, Kylie, and Connor. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Parrott, son, David Parrott, and numerous siblings. Services will be held on Friday, June 17, 2022, 1:00 pm at Flanner Buchanan Decatur Township with visitation there from 10:00am until the service at 1pm. Dolly will be laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery in Indianapolis, IN. To sign the online guest registry or share a story with his family you are encouraged to go to www.flannerbuchanan.com

https://www.flannerbuchanan.com/obituaries/dolly-parrott

The child from this marriage was:

+ 265 M    i. David Allen Parrott was born on 8 May 1951 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 11 May 2022 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 71.

236. Robert Dale Parrott (Jesse Virgil⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 11 Aug 1937 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 9 May 2016 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 78.

Notes: Robert Dale Parrott,

78, of Indianapolis departed this life at home on Monday, May 9, 2016. He was born August 11, 1937 in Indianapolis to the late Virgil Jesse and Beulah Mae (Lynch) Parrott. Bob served his country in the United States Marine Corps and then went to work for General Motors for over 30 years. He was a member of Church of the Master and UAW #933. Bob loved his family dearly and enjoyed fishing trips to Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin with his boys. He always put his family first and in his later years, enjoyed fun times with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Billy Jo and Donald Parrott; sister, Juanita Sanders and brother-in-law, Ernie Sanders. Bob is survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Patricia L. Parrott; his devoted children, Judy K. Richardson, Kelli S. (Mark) Holloway, Robert D. (Karen) Parrott, II, Terri L. Cook, Jeff L. (Laura) Parrott and Michelle L. (Kenny) Pike; sister-in-law, Dolly Parrott; 27 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren and a host of good friends from Church of the Master and GM. Visitation for Bob will be from 4 - 6 pm on Thursday, May 12th at Family Funeral Care. A Celebration of Bob's Life will commence at 6:00 pm. Memorial gift are suggested to The American Heart and Lung Association or to The American Cancer Society .

Arrangements under the direction of Family Funeral Care-Rockville West, Indianapolis, IN.

http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Robert-Parrott&lc=4085&pid=179944041&mid=6923340

The child from this marriage was:

   266 F    i. Judith Kay Parrott was born on 9 Apr 1958 and died on 9 May 2016, at age 58.

237. Raymond Alvin Parrott (Hershel Sturman⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 24 Sep 1936 in Oakville, Louisa Co., Iowa and died on 24 Sep 2020 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 84.

Notes: Indianapolis, IN - Raymond A. Parrott, 84 of Indianapolis, IN passed away September 24, 2020. He was born to the late Hershel and Minnie A. (Wykert) Parrott on September 24, 1936, in Oakville, Iowa. Raymond was retired as a Truck Driver for Yellow Freight and was a member of Teamsters Local #135 where he served as a Union Steward. He proudly served in the U S Air Force during the Korean War. Raymond is survived by his children, Connie Soughers, Troy Parrott, Trent Parrott, Scott Parrott, grandson, Brandon Griffo and great grandchildren, Malachi, Grayson, Luke Griffo and his sister, Retta Trinkle. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by his loving wife, Phyllis (Thomas) Parrott and daughter, Kellie Griffo. Services will be held 1PM Friday, October 2, 2020 at Flanner Buchanan Decatur Township with visitation there Thursday, October 1, 2020 4-8 PM. He will be laid to rest at Floral Park Cemetery Indianapolis, IN.

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/indystar/obituary.aspx?n=raymond-a-parrott&pid=196868997

Raymond married Phyllis Thomas. Phyllis was born on 26 Oct 1936 in Gilpin, Casey Co., Kentucky and died on 20 Mar 2003 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 66.

Notes: Phyllis J. Thomas Parrott
66, Indianapolis, died March 20, 2003. She was born on October 26 1936 in Gilpen, KY. She was a homemaker. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, March 24 at Flanner & Buchanan Decatur Funeral Center with visitation from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, March 23. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Kellie Griffo. She is survived by her husband Raymond Parrott; her sons Troy, Trent, and Scott Parrott; her daughter Connie Soughters; sister Vivian Fredrick; brothers Kenny, Gene, Lowell and Larry Thomas; grandchild Brandon Griffo; and great grandchild Malahi Griffo.

The Indianapolis Star, 22 Mar 2003, p B4

The child from this marriage was:

   267 F    i. Kellie Rene Parrott was born on 5 Sep 1958 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 1 Mar 2000 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 41. {FGID: 128666561}

Notes: Kellie R. Parrott Griffo, 41, Indianapolis, died March 8 [2000]. She worked for James River Co. paper warehouse. She was a member of United Paperworkers International Union. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Services: 11 a.m. March 10 in Flanner & Buchanan Decatur Township Mortuary, with calling from 4 to 8 p.m. March 9. Burial: Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors: son Brandon Griffo; parents Raymond A. & Phyllis J. Parrott; sister Connie Soughers; brothers Troy, Trent, Scott Parrott.

Indianapolis Star, 09 Mar 2000
Posted on Find a Grave 128666561

238. Ronald Lee Parrott (Hershel Sturman⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 5 Mar 1938 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 25 Dec 1969 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 31.

Notes: PARROTT- In loving memory of RONALD LEE PARROTT who passed away Dec. 24, 1965
As long as hearts remember
As long as dear ones care.
We cannot lose the ones we love,
They are with us everywhere.
-- Wife and children

The Indianapolis News, 25 Dec 1969, p 79

Ronald married Nancy Lois Blythe on 22 Feb 1958 in Marion Co., Indiana. The marriage ended in divorce. Nancy was born on 10 May 1942 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 14 Aug 2002, at age 60. {FGID: 49028573}

Notes: MARTINSVILLE - Nancy L. (Blythe) Angrick, 60, of Martinsville, formerly of Spencer, died Wednesday at Bloomington Hospital.

She was a homemaker.

Survivors include her husband, Monte Angrick; one daughter, Shannin Newton of Solsberry; one son, Jeff Angrick of Martinsville; her mother, Helen Shiel of Spencer; and one sister, Karen Carpenter of California.

Services will be 3 p.m. Saturday at West & Parrish & Pedigo Funeral Home in Spencer. Burial will be at Chambersville Cemetery.

Friends may call 4-8 p.m. today and one hour prior to services Saturday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis or the Arthritis Foundation.

Herald-Times, August 16, 2002

242. Glenn Dale Parrott (Charles William Jr.⁶, Charles William Sr.⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Aug 1916 in Brogan, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 23 Nov 1999 in Hillsboro, Washington Co., Oregon, at age 83.

Notes: A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, 1999, in Rosewood Estates in Hillsboro for Glenn D. Parrott, who died Nov. 23 of cancer at age 83.

Mr. Parrott was born Aug. 22, 1916, in Brogan and graduated from Ontario High School in 1935. He attended Western States Chiropractic College in Portland. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He opened a chiropractic practice in Molalla in 1947 and that same year was elected to the Molalla City Council. In 1954, he moved his practice to Oregon City, where he worked until his retirement in 1990. He served on the Oregon City Planning Commission from 1962 until 1970, when he was elected as city commissioner. He served on the commission for 10 years, including as mayor for two years beginning in 1975. He also served for eight years as president of the Oregon City-Tateshina (Japan) Cultural Exchange Committee Inc. He helped start the Journal of the Oregon Association of Chiropractic Physicians and served as editor for 25 years.

In 1990, Mr. Parrott retired and moved to Eugene. He later moved to Hillsboro. He was a member and elder of Willamette Christian Church of West Linn.

Survivors include his wife, Margaret, and daughter, Carol Fleenor, both of Hillsboro; son, Kip, of Los Angeles; sister, Lillian Lowe, of Halfway; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

Interment will be in Willamette National Cemetery. The family suggests remembrances to his church. Arrangements are by Bronleewe-Bass Funeral Home in Hillsboro.

The Oregonian, November 30, 1999

Glenn married Margaret Blair. Margaret was born on 25 Feb 1919 and died on 25 Sep 2018, at age 99.

Notes: Stayton - Margaret Ruth Blair Parrott was born on February 25, 1919 in Kearney County, Nebraska. She was the sixth child and fifth girl born to Vern and Myrtle Blair. She grew up on a farm knowing hard work including milking cows by hand, carrying water from the well, and riding on a horse several miles to school, sometimes through snow drifts. Her stories of the farm include hiding in the cellar from a tornado, and catching catfish flopping in the corn fields during irrigation season. Her family lost their third generation farm during the depression, and as a young woman she moved with her family to Ontario, Oregon where she met Glenn Parrott, they married on June 18, 1936 in Emmett, Idaho. The couple moved to Portland in 1939 and knew great hardships, but she helped Glenn through two years of Chiropractic School by working at various jobs. When the Pearl Harbor attack occurred, Glenn joined the Navy Marines, and was sent to the Pacific conflict where he served as a medic, separating them for more than two years at a time. Margaret worked throughout the war moving back to Ontario, where she worked as a Chiropractic assistant, going through great financial difficulty as well as managing her parents little acreage while they worked in the shipyards in Bremerton, Washington. When the couple reunited after the war, they went back to Portland and Glenn finished his education and they worked together in his first office in Molalla, Oregon. They had two children within this time, Carol Lynde and Kip, but the family later moved to Oregon City where they spent the majority of their years. Margaret assisted her husband in his office, but later as the children got older, she began working for the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office and was deputized, but most of her duties were in the records department. She and Glenn were active in public service. Glenn became a city leader in Oregon City and eventually mayor, and both he and Margaret helped start a sister city relationship between Oregon City and Tateshina Japan, one of the longest lasting sister city relationships in the United States. Both traveled to Japan several times on city business. Both Margaret and Glenn were active in the Chiropractic Association where Margaret was elected a leader of the Ladies Auxiliary, while Glenn wrote for their magazine and both fought politically for the association, meeting with both Governor McCall and Governor Hatfield at various times. Margaret wrote Governor Hatfield for help with a problem in Ontario concerning her parents small farm, and that letter and pictures of the abuses done by a large company, helped save her parents farm. They attended the Willamette Christian Church in West Linn helping to start the church in the Willamette fire hall. Later a church building was constructed, and Margaret taught Sunday School and led various Daily Vacation Bible Schools throughout her life. She led the church choir, and worked in ladies groups and Bible study groups. She helped manage various potlucks and fellowship dinners and was famous for her jello mold salads. She has been a resident at the Brookdale Retirement Home, formally called Lakeside in Stayton Oregon for over 15 years. Bedbound, she told her family, "When I see Jesus, I will not walk to him, I am going to run." Margaret passed away at age 99 on September 25, 2018. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn in 1999. Margaret is survived by her brother, Ben Blair of Molalla, Oregon; two children, Kip Parrott of Palm Desert, California and Carol Fleenor of Turner, Oregon in addition to four grandchildren, Rebekah McBeth of Turner, Oregon, Peter Fleenor of Redmond Oregon, Deborah Handman of Creswell, Oregon and Matthew Fleenor of Eugene, Oregon in addition to nine great grandchildren. Margaret will be privately laid to rest with her husband at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. Please leave online condolences at weddle-funeral.com

StatesmanJournal, Sept. 30, 2018

The child from this marriage was:

   268 M    i. Kipley Glenn Parrott was born on 3 Oct 1949 in Oregon.

243. Floyd I. Parrott Sr. (Charles William Jr.⁶, Charles William Sr.⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 16 Apr 1918 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 22 Jan 1994 in Malheur Co., Oregon, at age 75.

Floyd married Doris Sue Blair in 1938. Doris was born on 21 Apr 1917 in Dawson Co., Nebraska and died on 11 May 2018 in Hood River, Hood River Co., Oregon, at age 101.

Notes: Doris Sue (Blair) Parrott, 101, died quietly at home in Hood River on Friday, May 11, 2018.

A ten-year resident of Hood River, she was born to Benjamin V. and Myrtle (Brown) Blair on April 21, 1917, on a farm near Lexington, Nebraska. In 1936, she moved with her family to Ontario, Oregon, where she lived most of the rest of her life.

Through the family's active participation in the First Christian Church of Ontario, she met Floyd Parrott, and they were married in late 1938. They raised two sons, Floyd Jr. and Rodney.

After Floyd Sr.'s death in 1994 Doris moved to the Willamette Valley, living in Keizer, Turner, and Mt. Angel before coming to live with her son and daughter-in-law in Hood River.

In addition to her husband, Floyd Sr., and her son Floyd Jr., she was preceded in death by her parents, her sisters Muriel, Roberta, and Betty, and her brother Arlis. She is survived her son Rodney and daughters-in-law Mary Anne and Sheryl Parrott, three grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren and a host of nephews and nieces.

Per her request, no services are planned, but family members will gather when her cremains are interred next to Floyd Sr.'s at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland.

Memorial gifts may be sent in Doris's name to; First Christian Church, 180 NW 1st St, Ontario, Oregon 97914.

https://obittree.com/obituary/us/oregon/hood-river/andersons-tribute-center/doris-parrott/3502863/

The child from this marriage was:

+ 269 M    i. Floyd Irwin Parrott Jr. was born on 26 May 1939 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 4 Sep 2016 in Fossil, Wheeler Co., Oregon, at age 77.

247. Dewey Ray Parrott (Charles Warren⁶, Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1907 in Whitley Co., Kentucky.

Dewey married Ethel M. Lanham. Ethel was born in 1907 in Laurel Co., Kentucky.

Children from this marriage were:

   270 M    i. Charles Lee Parrott was born on 18 Jan 1928 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 23 Aug 1931 in Knox Co., Kentucky, at age 3.

+ 271 M    ii. Robert A. Parrott was born on 26 Apr 1931 in Corbin, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Oct 2008 in Metamora, Woodford Co., Illinois, at age 77.

+ 272 M    iii. William E. Parrott was born on 14 May 1934 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 1 Dec 1990 in Metamora, Woodford Co., Illinois, at age 56.

   273 F    iv. Sally V. Parrott was born on 20 Apr 1941 and died on 23 Jun 2018 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois, at age 77.

Notes: Sally V. Hainline, age 77, of Peoria, passed away on Saturday, June 23, 2018 at her home in Peoria surrounded by her loving family.

Sally was born on April 20, 1941 in Peoria to Dewey and Ethel (Lanham) Parrott. She married Kenneth M. Hainline on June 9, 1959 in Peoria and he preceded her in death on May 29, 2009. Also preceding her in death are her parents; three brothers, William, Robert and Charles Parrott; and one daughter-in-law, Cindy Hainline.

Surviving are her children, Bonnie Hainline, Ken Hainline, Jeff (Prany) Hainline and Patrick (Lisa) Hainline; 10 grandchildren 20 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Bernadette Holtke and Mary Nance.

Sally was a loving wife and mother. She was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Peoria. Sally had a very caring heart and would do anything for anybody.

Services will be held on Friday, June 29, 2018 at 10am at The Wilton Mortuary in Peoria. Visitation will be held on Thursday, June 28, 2018 from 5pm to 7pm also at the mortuary. Burial will be at Swan Lake Memory Gardens in Peoria. Memorials may be made to Redeemer Lutheran Church.

http://www.thewiltonmortuary.com/obituaries/Sally-V-Hainline?obId=3122181#/obituaryInfo

Sally married Kenneth Maxwell Hainline on 9 Jun 1959 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois. Kenneth was born on 16 Feb 1938 in Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin and died on 29 May 2009 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois, at age 71.

248. Joseph Charles Parrott (Arch⁶, Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born in 1908 in Bell Co., Kentucky and died in 1935, at age 27.

Joseph married Willie W. Willie was born in 1909, died about 2002, about age 93, and was buried in Green Hills Memorial Garden, Middlesboro, Bell Co., Kentucky.

The child from this marriage was:

   274 M    i. Charles Joseph Parrott Jr. was born on 30 Dec 1935, died on 30 Dec 1935, and was buried in Buell Cemetery 2, Bell Co., Kentucky.

258. John Blackburn Parrott (Arch⁶, Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 5 Jan 1931 in Kentucky and died on 8 Feb 2006 in Camarillo, Ventura Co., California, at age 75.

Notes: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/venturacountystar/obituary.aspx?pid=16667092

John Blackburn Parrott (1931 - 2006)

our Lord on Feb. 8, 2006.
John was born in Kentucky on Jan. 5, 1931, to Arch and Fannie Parrott as the youngest of 12 children. John was a beloved husband, dad and "Papa" to his grandchildren. To know John was to love John.

John proudly served in the Army during the Korean War. On leave, when visiting family in Camarillo, John found the love of his life in a girl named Cherry Horton, a lifelong resident of Camarillo. John and Cherry married in 1952 and settled down in Camarillo, where they happily raised their four boys. If you are a longtime resident of Camarillo, you were probably touched in some way by John. He may have encouraged you or your son in his 25 years as a Little League coach, shook your hand and greeted you with a smile at church, cheered alongside you at a Camarillo High School sports event, or exchanged stories and life lessons with you as he cut your hair at his barber shop on Ventura Boulevard over the past 52 years.

John's greatest joys in life were spending time with his children and grandchildren. He taught his family that happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have, and that the greatest gift you can give someone is the gift of your time. If you knew John, you knew what it was life to be accepted for who you are, to be truly listened to, cared about, and what it felt like to be deeply loved. John will be remembered best with his family around him as he held up his hand with the I love you sign.

He is survived by his wife, Cherry; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Heidi, Steve and Kathryn, Pat and Debbie, and Mitch and Susan; grandchildren, Ryan, Randi, Kourey, John, Nicholas and Emma; and sister, Evelyn McCain.
A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 13, at Camarillo Church of Christ, 515 Temple Ave., Camarillo. A graveside service will follow at Conejo Mountain Memorial Park, 2052 Howard Road, Camarillo, and then a gathering back at the church.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Camarillo Church of Christ.

Assisting the family with funeral arrangements is Pierce Bros. Griffin Mortuary, 1075 E. Daily Drive, Camarillo; phone 1-805-482-2711.

259. William Thomas Parrott III (William Thomas Jr⁶, William Thomas⁵, John Landis⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 22 Jan 1951 in Colby, Thomas Co., Kansas and died on 22 Feb 2015 in Locust, North Carolina, at age 64.

260. John Sanford Parrott (Sanford Simpson⁶, Archibald Lafayette⁵, Simpson Crockett⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 1 Dec 1944 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi and died on 9 Nov 2021 in Slidell, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, at age 76. Another name for John was Sandy Parrott.

Notes: John "Sandy" Parrott age 76 passed away at home in Slidell, La., on Nov. 9 after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was born on Dec. 1, 1944, in Vicksburg to the late Adrienne McDermott Parrott and Sanford Parrott, enjoyed growing up in Vicksburg. Sandy attended St. Aloysius school through the ninth grade and then transferred to St. Stanislaus school in Bay St. Louis to complete high school. He then graduated from Notre Dame University. He loved to return to Vicksburg for the St. Aloysius school class reunions to reunite with all his former classmates and friends. He joined the army in 1969 and was sent to fight in the Vietnam War where he was wounded in combat. He was honorably discharged from the army as a Second Lieutenant and disabled veteran. He moved to Slidell in the late 1980's where he worked in the insurance business with pension funds, married, and had a son. He was a wonderful husband, father, and friend. He loved to travel, read, listen to classical music, watch football, and cook on the grill. One of his favorite hobbies was to collect art works and antiques from local galleries in both Vicksburg and Bay St. Louis. He used these art works and antiques to decorate and furnish two houses that he built in Slidell. In recent years, he traveled to London, Paris, Venice, and San Francisco for fine food and fun. He discovered that he really loved to travel to explore new places. He had a great love and appreciation for life and the good things and people in it. He is survived by his wife of thirty-one years, Janice Olivia Parrott, and his son, Gordon Read Parrott, who is currently serving as a paratrooper in the army in Alaska. John, nicknamed "Sandy, (sic) will be loved and missed by his family and friends forever.

https://www.vicksburgpost.com/2021/11/15/john-sandy-parrott/

261. John Charles Parrott (Sanford Simpson⁶, Archibald Lafayette⁵, Simpson Crockett⁴, William Sr.³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 9 Jun 1947 in Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi and died on 29 Nov 2016 in New Orleans Parish, Louisiana, at age 69.

Notes: JOHN CHARLES PARROTT, born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, on June 9, 1947 to Adrienne Maria McDermott and Sanford Simpson Parrott, died suddenly on November 29, 2016 as the result of injuries sustained in a bicycling accident. He had recently returned to New Orleans from Asheville, North Carolina, where he had lived with his family since 2005. He was the loving husband of Elizabeth (Whitesel) and devoted father of John Adrian and Iain Thomas. He is also survived by his brother John Sanford Parrott and his family. John was a graduate of St. Stanislaus High School in Bay St. Louis and Loyola University in New Orleans (1969). For many years he owned and operated Broom Parrott and Associates a landscaping business, beautifying residential and commercial properties throughout New Orleans. John Parrott was that rare gift in life-a person truly present to his loved ones and to this beautiful earth-and will be long and fondly cherished in memory. Private services will be held. Those who wish to make a memorial gift are asked to send donations to the New Orleans Botanical Foundation, 1 Palm Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124
http://www.neworleanscitypark.com/botanical-garden/donations or Homeward Bound of Western North Carolina, 218 Patton Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801 http://www.homewardboundwnc.org. The family invites you to share your thoughts, fond memories, and condolences online, at www.Greenwoodfh.com

TheNewOrleansAdvocate.com, Dec. 7, 2016

264. Steven Lee Parrott (Everett Melvin Sr.⁷, Everett Lee⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 15 Feb 1954 in Connersville, Fayette Co., Indiana and died on 1 Dec 2002 in Dallas, Tarrant Co., Texas, at age 48.

Notes: PARROTT, STEVEN LEE went home to be with the Lord on December 1, 2002. Steven Parrott was born on February 15, 1954 in Connersville, Indiana. He was a retiree from the City of Dallas where he was employed as an Electrical Technician for over 10 years. Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, December 7, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. Carol Baptist Church 1280 E. Highland Southlake, TX 76092. He is survived by daughters: Stephanie Miller, Grand Prairie; Emma Parrott, Euless; Blanche Parrott, Euless. Brother: Everett Parrott, Jr., Massachusetts. [1/2] Sisters: Teresa Pankey, Oklahoma; Darlene VanTreese, Indianapolis. Son-In-Law: Kevin Miller, Grand Prairie. Grand daughter: Ashleigh Miller, Grand Prairie. Best Friend: Anna Jacobs, Fort Worth. Dad, you will be greatly missed. We Love You.

The Dallas Morning News, December 5, 2002

265. David Allen Parrott (Billy Joe⁷, Jesse Virgil⁶, Charles Lipscomb⁵, John Randolph⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 8 May 1951 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana and died on 11 May 2022 in Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 71.

Notes: David Allen Parrott, 71, passed away May 11, 2022. He was born May 8, 1951, to Billy & Ethel "Dolly" (Alley) Parrott.

After his time in the U.S. Army, Dave spent his life as a truck driver before retiring. He enjoyed spending time with his family and his friends at the American Legion. Dave loved everything about being outdoors. He enjoyed yard work, hiking, kayaking, and camping, and especially loved working on his tan by the pool.

He is survived by his wife of 47 years Betty; his mother Dolly; his children Heather Jo (Stuart) Goldberg and Eric Dale (Jaclyn) Parrott; his brothers Donald Dale Parrott and Dwayne Lee Parrott; and his grandchildren Natalie, Faith, Kylie, and Connor.

https://www.flannerbuchanan.com/obituaries/david-a-parrott

269. Floyd Irwin Parrott Jr. (Floyd I. Sr.⁷, Charles William Jr.⁶, Charles William Sr.⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 26 May 1939 in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and died on 4 Sep 2016 in Fossil, Wheeler Co., Oregon, at age 77.

Notes: Floyd Irwin Parrott Jr., 77, died of natural causes Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016, at home in Fossil, Oregon. Memorial Services are pending.

An Oregon native, he was born May 26, 1939 in Ontario, Oregon to Floyd (Sr.) and Doris Blair Parrott. He graduated from Ontario High School in 1957 and attended Portland State College where he studied business and accounting. He left Portland State to work for Mulino Sash and Door as an accounting/credit manager, but his real aim was to be in business for himself.

He undertook certification in two trade areas, small engine repair and lock-smithing, and soon opened Rolling Wheel Lawn and Garden Center in Mulino. Later, he would own a motel in La Grande, Oregon and later still, Perky Parrotts' Mini Mart and Restaurant in Turner, Oregon. In recent years, he and his wife Sheryl had moved into real estate, managing properties and purchasing and renovating houses, including a home in Ione.

A determined problem solver, Floyd taught himself how to do whatever needed doing. That trait marked his entire adult life; anything that needed fixing occupied his mind until he learned how to repair it.

He carried that same ability into three stints in public service. Having volunteered with the fire department and ambulance service in Mulino, he went on to serve as City Administrator in Union, Oregon and Depoe Bay, and as Mayor of Lonerock, Oregon.

Beside work and volunteer activities, he loved reading, piano playing and woodworking.

Survivors include his wife, Sheryl Bidney Parrott, whom he married December 4, 1965 at the Grace Lutheran Church in Molalla; his mother, Doris Parrott; a brother, Rod Parrott, both of Hood River; a son, Troy of Enterprise; and a daughter, Kristine of Salem; three grandchildren, Cassandra Jones, Brittany Medina and Emily Parrott; and three great-grandchildren, Keagan Jones, Lily Hochstetler and Erik Hochstetler, Jr.

He was preceded in death by his father, Floyd I. Parrott St.; and grandson, Erik Hochstetler, Sr.

The Argus Observer, October 5, 2016

271. Robert A. Parrott (Dewey Ray⁷, Charles Warren⁶, Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 26 Apr 1931 in Corbin, Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 28 Oct 2008 in Metamora, Woodford Co., Illinois, at age 77.

Notes: Metamora - Robert A. "Bob" Parrott, 77, of Metamora died at 7:05 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 10, 2008, at his residence.

He was born on April 26, 1931, in Corbin, Ky., to Dewey and Ethel Lambie Parrott. He married Beverly Wood on Aug. 27, 1955, in Peoria. Bob and Beverly celebrated their 53rd anniversary together on April 27 of this year.

Surviving are his wife, Beverly Parrott of Metamora; and their daughter, Kimberly A. (Joe) Lucas of East Peoria; three grandchildren, Stephanie D. Risen and great-grandson Kaynen, both of Metamora, Stacey D. Risen and Robert S. Lucas, both of East Peoria; three sisters, Bernadine Holtke of Chillicothe, Sally (Ken) Hainline of Peoria and Crystal Nance of Bartonville; two brothers-in-law, Dan (Linda) Wood of Peoria and Larry (Teri) Wood of Metamora; and several nieces and nephews.

Bob was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, William and Charles.

He was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, serving during the Korean War as a machine gunner. He participated in operations against enemy forces in South and Central Korea and earned two Purple Hearts and a Gold Star Medal. Bob lived by the saying, "Once a Marine, always a Marine."

Bob worked in management for Caterpillar Tractor Co. for 35 years in East Peoria.

He was a member of the Mohammed Shrine, Consistory and the Blue Lodge.

Bob was known as a fun-loving person, and he enjoyed his family, golfing and fishing.

He was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather and will be missed by all, but never forgotten.

A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008, at Deiters Funeral Home in East Peoria, with OSF Hospice Chaplain Mary Jo Zacher officiating. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at the funeral home. Burial will be in Swan Lake Memory Gardens in Peoria, where military rites will be accorded.

Memorial contributions may be made to OSF Hospice.

To send condolences online, please visit www.deitersfuneralhome.com.

Bob's video tribute will be posted online following Wednesday's services.

The Peoria Journal Star, October 13, 2008
Edition: ALL, Page: B4

Robert married Beverly D. Wood on 27 Aug 1955 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois. Beverly was born on 21 Jul 1934 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois and died in Dec 2019 in Peoria, Peoria Co., Illinois, at age 85.

Notes: METAMORA - Beverly D. Parrott, age 85, of Metamora passed away on Wednesday, December 4, 2019, at the OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home in Peoria,
She was born to the late Herbert H. and Ruth (Dorsey) Wood on July 21, 1934, in Peoria, and married the love of her life, Robert A. Parrott, on August 27, 1955, in Peoria. They celebrated 53 years of marriage before his passing on October 10, 2008.

She is survived by daughter, Kimberly Lucas of East Peoria; brothers, Larry (Tere) Wood of Metamora and Dan Wood of Peoria; grandchildren, Stephanie Risen, Stacey Risen and Robert Lucas, all of East Peoria; and great-grandchildren, Kaynen and Stassia.

Beverly graduated from Peoria Woodruff High School in 1952, where she was in the band and led them as the Majorette. She worked at Caterpillar as a secretary for thirty years.

She took pride in keeping a spotless home, car and yard, and enjoyed taking trips, golfing and fishing with her husband.
A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, December 13, 2019, at Swan Lake Memory Gardens Mausoleum in Peoria. Chaplain Chuck Wilcox will officiate.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home.

Online condolences may be left at www.GaryDeitersFH.com.
Published in Peoria Journal Star from Dec. 10 to Dec. 12, 2019

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pjstar/obituary.aspx?n=beverly-d-parrott&pid=194680020&fhid=17635

272. William E. Parrott (Dewey Ray⁷, Charles Warren⁶, Walker⁵, Walker C.⁴, Ensley³, John Jr.², John Sr.¹) was born on 14 May 1934 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died on 1 Dec 1990 in Metamora, Woodford Co., Illinois, at age 56.

Notes: WASHINGTON - William E. Parrott, 56, of Washington, died at 11:14 a.m. Saturday (Dec. 1, 1990) at Snyder Village, Metamora. He had cancer.

His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Mason-White Funeral Home, Washington, the Rev. Ed Beasley officiating. Burial will be in Fondulac Cemetery, East Peoria. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

He was born May 14, 1934, in Corbin, Ky., a son of Dewey R. and Ethel M. Lanam Parrott. He married Shirley Franklin June 16, 1975, in Washington. She survives.

Also surviving are three sons, William A. Robert E., and Barry R., all of Washington; one daughter, Belinda E. Parrott, Peoria; three stepsons, Paul Stark, Kansas City, Mo.; David Stark, Washington; and Terry Stark, Middleton; 12 grandchildren; one brother, Robert, Metamora; and three sisters, Sally Hainline, Peoria; Mary Nance, Bartonville; and Bernadine Hotke, Orlando, Fla. He was preceded in death by one brother and his parents.

Mr. Parrott worked as millwright for Caterpillar Inc., retiring in 1985. He was a member of Highview Road Church of God in Washington and Travelers Protective Association. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

The Pantagraph, 03 Dec 1990 p 13

William married Frieda Eileen Elam. Frieda was born on 10 Oct 1934 in East Peoria, Tazewell Co., Illinois and died on 26 Feb 2017 in Washington, Tazewell Co., Illinois, at age 82.

Notes: WASHINGTON - Frieda E. Parrott, 82, of Washington passed away at 10:15 a.m. Sunday, February 26, 2017, at Rosewood Care Center in East Peoria.

Frieda was born on October 10, 1934, in East Peoria to Ferris and Clara Federmeier Elam. She married William Parrott on June 14, 1952.

Surviving are her children, William Parrott of Peoria, Robert (Vickie) Parrott, Barry (Tammy) Parrott and Belinda Parrott, all of Washington; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and her twin sister, Fran Gritton.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers and four sisters.

Frieda was a proud member of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 2 and was an active member of Highview Church of God. She enjoyed bowling, bingo, cards and playing games with her grandkids. She was also an avid Cubs fan.

A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, 2017, at Highview Church of God in Washington. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the church.
Deiters Funeral Home & Crematory in Washington is assisting with cremation services.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Highview Church of God. Frieda's memorial website is available at www.deitersfuneralhome.com, where condolences may also be sent to the family.

Peoria Journal Star, Feb. 26, 2017