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Parker

Parker Name Meaning
English: occupational name from Middle English parker ‘park-keeper’ (Old French parquier parchier) an officer employed to look after deer and other game in a hunting park (see Park ). This surname is also very common among African Americans. It has also been recorded since medieval times in Ireland. Americanized form of French Paquet 2 or Americanized form of one or more similar (like-sounding) Jewish names.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
MarkerPackerHarkerBarkerParlerBarberPaskerParkeHawker
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rom: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts





Plot No. 468

William Raymond Parker 1930-2015
Carol Parker 1933-2018

Plot No. 583

Hilda Marjorie Parker 1976

Plot No. 586

Stanley Edward Parker 1916-1985
Sheila Parker 1929-
William Raymond Parker Plot 468 - click for full size image
William Raymond Parker Plot 468

Hilda Marjorie Parker Plot 583 - click for full size image
Hilda Marjorie Parker Plot 583

Stanley Edward Parker Plot 586 - click for full size image
Stanley Edward Parker Plot 586

Inscription

Inscription

Inscription

In Loving Memory Of
Ray Parker
Born 16th Nov 1930
Died 29th Nov 2015
And Of
Carol Parker
Born 24th Dec1933
Died 15th Nov 2018

In Loving Memory Of
Hilda Majorie Parker
Beloved Youngest Daughter Of
William And Anne Parker
Of Hampsthwaite
Died 23rd June 1976
Aged 75 Years
At Peace

In Memory Of
Stanley Edward
Parker
26th May 1916
8th February 1985
Of Hampsthwaite House
Also His Dear Wife
Sheila
? 1929
? 06


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Plot No. 1246

Tom Parker 1936
William Parker 1927
Ann Parker 1926
James Edward Parker 1922

Plot No. GR

Harry Parker 1897-1997

Plot No. GR

Hazel Parker 1945-2001
Robert Thomas Parker 1975
William Parker Plot 1246 - click for full size image
William Parker Plot 1246

Harry Parker AG354 - click for full size image
Harry Parker AG354

Hazel Parker AG766 - click for full size image
Hazel Parker AG766

Inscription

Inscription

Inscription

In Loving Memory Of
Ann Parker
Of Rowden View
Who Died 14th Aug 1926
Aged 68 Years
Also Of William Parker
Husband Of The Above
Who Died 14th Sept 1927
Aged 72 Years
Also Of James Edward,
Their Son,
Who Died 13th Jan 1922
Aged 30 Years
Also Of Tom,
Their Son
Who Died 1st Oct 1936
Aged 52 Years

In Loving Memory
Of
Harry Parker
Born 26th January 1897
Died 26th May 1997

In Loving Memory Of
Ray Parker
Born 16th Nov 1930
Died 29th Nov 2015
And Of
Carol Parker
Born 24th Dec1933
Died 15th Nov 2018


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Church Records

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Additional Information

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Plot No.NameBurial DateAge
 Aaron PARKER3 Oct 181662
 Ann PARKER13 Jun 180316
1246Ann PARKER14 Aug 192669
 Benjamin PARKER8 Jun 17950
 Benjamin PARKER22 Feb 182053
 Benjamin PARKER30 Mar 183857
 Benjamin PARKER28 Dec 1846< 1
468Carol PARKER15 Nov 201884
 Charles Edward PARKER20 Jul 1918< 1
 Christian PARKER15 Sep 185268
 Elizabeth PARKER12 Jan 1830< 1
 Elizabeth PARKER6 Jun 185475
 Faith PARKER20 Nov 185867
 George PARKER24 Apr 183732
 George PARKER16 Feb 184721
 Hannah PARKER18 Jun 180080
 Hannah PARKER10 May 180716
 Hannah PARKER3 Jan 182159
 Hannah PARKER26 Oct 184375
 Hannah PARKER18 Jul 185523
52Harry PARKER26 May 1997100
 Hazel PARKER30 Jan 200154
 Henry PARKER10 Mar 184250
583Hilda Marjorie PARKER23 Jun 197675
 Isabella PARKER20 Jun 182335
 James PARKER18 Nov 182173
1246James Edward PARKER13 Jan 192230
 John PARKER30 Aug 185128
 John PARKER14 Feb 185357
 John PARKER30 Sep 186041
 John Thomas PARKER14 Jan 18491
 Joseph PARKER26 Feb 186242
 Maria PARKER15 Sep 183321
 Mary PARKER7 Nov 1807 
 Mary PARKER19 Oct 1816102
 Mary PARKER8 Aug 183032
 Mary PARKER5 Jan 186871
 Philip PARKER28 Mar 180080
 Priscilla PARKER4 Jul 183016
 Ralf PARKER4 Oct 1800 
 Robert PARKER24 Dec 180926
 Robert PARKER28 Apr 1849< 1
 Robert PARKER11 Oct 188762
 Robert Thomas PARKER11 Sep 19750
 Sarah PARKER25 Jun 182690
586Sheila PARKER  
586Stanley Edward PARKER26 May 198568
 Thomas PARKER24 Nov 179674
 Thomas PARKER6 Jan 183176
 Thomas PARKER17 Mar 183918
 Thomas PARKER7 Sep 186371
1246Tom PARKER1 Oct 193652
 William PARKER16 Aug 179644
 William PARKER19 Oct 179614
 William PARKER5 Apr 179977
1246William PARKER14 Sep 192772
468William Raymond PARKER29 Nov 201585
Calverley Info comprises an excellent and comprehensive collection of historical and genealogical information pertaining to Nidderdale in Yorkshire. Burial Records may be accessed using the links below and may be searched by holding down Ctrl and pressing F then typing in the Surname to be searched for.
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Parker
Parker Name Meaning
English: occupational name from Middle English parker ‘park-keeper’ (Old French parquier parchier) an officer employed to look after deer and other game in a hunting park (see Park ). This surname is also very common among African Americans. It has also been recorded since medieval times in Ireland. Americanized form of French Paquet 2 or Americanized form of one or more similar (like-sounding) Jewish names.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
MarkerPackerHarkerBarkerParlerBarberPaskerParkeHawker
F
rom: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts