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I believe you may have confused two different lines of Park/Parke/Parks. There is a line descended from Roger Parke who settled in New Jersey, said line moving to the future West Virginia and owning/selling land there in Frederick (later Hampshire) County. This is not the same line as the one in the Carolinas; I found four George Parks in the Carolinas born in 1750 listed in the 1790 census. In Parks Hollow Cemetery in Hampshire Co, WV, there is a Col. George Park born abt 1762, brother to John Park(e) (III) and married to John's wife's sister Hannah Millslagle. I see in the 1767 Prince Edward County Tax Lists this entry: Parks, James Joseph Parks, George, Ned, Danil 500 (Acres, presumably). This seems to be a different line of Parks, and spelling the family name then as Parks (whereas those of Fred/Hampshire Co. spelled it Parke unless a transcription error). I believe the Parks of Frederick County were all of the Roger Parke line, having come there from New Jersey after losing out in a land grab by a Crown toady. All records I have show the Georges of that line remaining in the family properties in Frederick Co. from the time of the French-Indian Wars until their deaths. Notify Administrator about this message?
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