Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
Spouses
Birth11 Jun 1789, Grant Co., Virginia
Birth Memoother possible b. dates: 11 Jun 1793; b. Hardy Co., Virginia; bet 1791 & 1796
Death18 Dec 1883, Saint George, Tucker Co., West Virginia
BurialBethel Cemetery, In The Holly Meadows, St. George, Tucker Co., West Virginia
FatherCaptain William Parsons (1760-1829)
MotherCatherine Stoker (1761-~1855)
ChildrenCharles (1841-)
Notes for Job (Spouse 2)
JOB PARSONS DIARIES
Job Parsons diaries were filmed by the University of West Virginia, Morgantown, WV
Sarah and Jobe Parsons were living with their son, J. W. Parsons, during the 1880 census
Married two times.
History of Tucker County / His principal occupation was farming, although he engaged in stock-raising, Merchandising and runnig a grist-mill. He lived in the Holly Meadows, and Job's Ford is named from him. His farm was called the "Job Place"
FORMAT: 2 reels of 35mm microfilm
• 1 reel contains: 1874; 1884; 1886; 1887; 1888; 1893 & 1894
• 1 reel contains: 1875; 1879; 1880 thru 1883
another source says: b. 11 Jun 1793
Thirteen of his children were daughters, two of whom married into the Fansler family; Jemima married Sampson Roy Fansler on Nov. 10, 1863.55
56Among the old residents who helped shape the destination of the county, may be mentioned Job Parsons, Sr. . . . All these, and others, have lent their influence on the past and present of our county. Job Parsons was a soldier of the War of 1812, through which he served with honor. He held the office of Magistrate for many years, and was always a citizen of the county. He died in 1883 at the age of ninety-four. We shall find him prominently forward again during the Civil War, in which he sympathized with the South, and was never slow in expressing his sympathy.
55Job Parson Sr. (1789-1883) and Job Parsons Jr. (1820-1904) are listed in this history as Senior and Junior because they are known as such in the records of the county and the memories of its people. Since they were not father and son, they are not Senior and Junior, but Job I and Job II. Job I had a son named Job Ward [Parsons] but since the middle name was added the necessity of a Junior was eliminated. Abraham Parsons also had a son named Job Ward [Parsons], consequently there was a Job [Parsons] I and a Job Ward [Parsons] II.
51“Ann BONNER b abt 1812 never married Job PARSONS, but had 5 girls by him. She did marry a RAINES, but I don't have his name. The girls all went by BONNER as with "Kitty" above. Barsheba died after her son, Job BONNER, was born, his father was never named. Job PARSONS was married to Sarah LOSH.”
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Job Parsons
Birth:
Jun. 11, 1789
Virginia, USA
Death:
Dec. 18, 1883
Tucker County
West Virginia, USA
Son of William Parsons and Catherine Stocker Parsons. Married May 25, 1815 to Jemima Ward Parsons and on Sept. 15, 1836 to Sarah Losh Parsons, daughter of Stephen Losh and Sarah Dashner Losh.
Family links:
Spouse:
Sarah Losh Parsons (1810 - 1902)*
Children:
Emma Parsons Parsons (1850 - 1938)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Saint George Cemetery
Saint George
Tucker County
West Virginia, USA
Created by: ELA44
Record added: Dec 04, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 62553246
Job Parsons diaries were filmed by the University of West Virginia, Morgantown, WV
Sarah and Jobe Parsons were living with their son, J. W. Parsons, during the 1880 census
Married two times.
History of Tucker County / His principal occupation was farming, although he engaged in stock-raising, Merchandising and runnig a grist-mill. He lived in the Holly Meadows, and Job's Ford is named from him. His farm was called the "Job Place"
FORMAT: 2 reels of 35mm microfilm
• 1 reel contains: 1874; 1884; 1886; 1887; 1888; 1893 & 1894
• 1 reel contains: 1875; 1879; 1880 thru 1883
another source says: b. 11 Jun 1793
Thirteen of his children were daughters, two of whom married into the Fansler family; Jemima married Sampson Roy Fansler on Nov. 10, 1863.55
56Among the old residents who helped shape the destination of the county, may be mentioned Job Parsons, Sr. . . . All these, and others, have lent their influence on the past and present of our county. Job Parsons was a soldier of the War of 1812, through which he served with honor. He held the office of Magistrate for many years, and was always a citizen of the county. He died in 1883 at the age of ninety-four. We shall find him prominently forward again during the Civil War, in which he sympathized with the South, and was never slow in expressing his sympathy.
55Job Parson Sr. (1789-1883) and Job Parsons Jr. (1820-1904) are listed in this history as Senior and Junior because they are known as such in the records of the county and the memories of its people. Since they were not father and son, they are not Senior and Junior, but Job I and Job II. Job I had a son named Job Ward [Parsons] but since the middle name was added the necessity of a Junior was eliminated. Abraham Parsons also had a son named Job Ward [Parsons], consequently there was a Job [Parsons] I and a Job Ward [Parsons] II.
51“Ann BONNER b abt 1812 never married Job PARSONS, but had 5 girls by him. She did marry a RAINES, but I don't have his name. The girls all went by BONNER as with "Kitty" above. Barsheba died after her son, Job BONNER, was born, his father was never named. Job PARSONS was married to Sarah LOSH.”
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Job Parsons
Birth:
Jun. 11, 1789
Virginia, USA
Death:
Dec. 18, 1883
Tucker County
West Virginia, USA
Son of William Parsons and Catherine Stocker Parsons. Married May 25, 1815 to Jemima Ward Parsons and on Sept. 15, 1836 to Sarah Losh Parsons, daughter of Stephen Losh and Sarah Dashner Losh.
Family links:
Spouse:
Sarah Losh Parsons (1810 - 1902)*
Children:
Emma Parsons Parsons (1850 - 1938)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Saint George Cemetery
Saint George
Tucker County
West Virginia, USA
Created by: ELA44
Record added: Dec 04, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 62553246