Individual Details

Death

Son of Captain John Parker and Mary Stone

Military:

Commissioned as Ensign Colonial Provincial troops in 1737.
Promotion to Lieutenant Stono Rebellion in 1739
Honorable Discharge 1740
Commissioned Captain Colonial Militia King George's War 1744-1748
Father Le Loutre's War 1749–1751
Commissioned Major Rogers' Rangers French and Indian War 1754–1763
Pontiac's War 27 April 1763 – 25 July 1766
Retired 1766

North Carolina General Assembly 1766-1789

Craven County: Deeds:

Mary Parker to Isaac Huggins. Grant to her, September 27, 1756, near John Yarborough's line. Test: John Yarborongh, Joseph Eason, James Snell. Clerk of the C(i.nrt : John Dickson. December 30, 1768.—William Roberts, of Duplin, to Gabriel Parker, of Johnston County. East side of Great Coheary. Test: Matthew Parker, Robert Parker, Providence Parker. February 17, 1770. Gabriel Parker, of Johnston County, to son, Matthew Parker. Deed of gift. East side of Great Coheary Swamp. Bought December 30, 1768. Test: David Holliman, Hubbard Parker. November 28, 1772.

Vol. XXII, page 318, of the Colonial Records, December 10, 1754, Returns for Craven 1756, "The List of Gentlemen Solgers" gives the names John Parker, Tenes Parker. Vol. VII, page 263. A copy of Captain Richard Pierce's list from the General Muster on October 7, 1766, gives the names, Gabriel Parker, Martha Parker.

THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOKLET, VOL. XVI, No. 1, July, 1916, Page 62
There can be little doubt of Gabriel Parker's being the son of the John Parker, first mentioned. He was a slaveholder and was considered very prosperous. He made silk hats, and even at a recent date, there were some of his hat molds it the home of his granddaughter, Mary Parker Miller. He served in the War of the Revolution as Major. The records, which should give his services have been destroyed. He was wounded in the thigh in an engagement with the British at Burn Coat Bridge, near Sarecta, Duplin County. He was dead in 1790, as his name does not appear on the census of ITIH).

Granville County North Carolina Grants:
Name: Parker, Gabriel
Number: 0431
Date Entered: 1 Aug 1751
Number Acres: 300
Location: Edgecombe
Other Info:

Gabriel Parker I
Born: 1719 Chowan Co., North Carolina
Died: 1789 Johnston Co., North Carolina
Father: John Parker I
Mother: Mary Stone
Wed: 1739 Bertie Co., North Carolina
Wife: Famoriah "Fanny" Odom
Born: 1720 Nash Co., North Carolina
Died: 1760 Johnston Co., North Carolina
Father: Jacob Odom Sr.
Mother: Christianna Susannah Vick
Son: Gabriel Parker II b. 1740 Fishing Creek, Bertie Co., North Carolina
Son: Matthew Parker b. 1742 Fishing Creek, Bertie Co., North Carolina
Son: Hubbard Parker b. 1744 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Son: Hardy Parker b. 1746 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Son: Burrell Parker b. 1748 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Daughter: Famoriah "Fanny" Parker b. 1752 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Son: John Parker Sr. b. 1757 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Son: Thomas Parker b. 1760 Fishing Creek, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Born: 1699 Princess Anne County, Virginia
Died: 1770 Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Richard Stone
Mother: Macinna "Sinna" d'Auge
Son: Gabriel Parker I b. 1719 Chowan Co., North Carolina
Daughter: Sarah Parker b. 1722 Chowan Co., North Carolina
Son: John Parker II b. 1725 Chowan Co., North Carolina
Son: Aaron Parker b. 1727 Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Daughter: Elizabeth Parker b.1729 Chowan Co., North Carolina
Daughter: Margaret Parker b. 1733 Edgecombe Co., North Carolina