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William T. Parker died years
after Carter Parker left for Georgia. Was William related to
Carter and if so how?

William "Will" T.
Parker |
Will Parker was a close friend and
neighbor of Lucius Samuel Bolt Sr. Following is an excerpt of a
letter that Lucius wrote to his wife-to-be, Nannie "Nancy" Wright
Fuller. The letter expresses how bereaved Lucius is over the murder
of his friend Will, on Valentine's Day 1880. To the left of the
letter, is an article from a Greenville, S.C. newspaper, the
Enterprise and Mountaineer, giving an account of Will's murder.
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Maple Spring
Mar 30th 1880
My own little Lily,
My dear little
sweetheart I own that I have been careless about
not answering your dear little letter. But I
know my Lily will forgive me when I tell her
what has been the cause of my not answering &
partly of not coming to see you, Lily darling.
Will Parker was the best of friends to me & I
loved him almost as a brother I could not see
much difference. And I know he thought more of
me than anybody else besides his family. For he
has told me so many times. And the death of my
friend in any way would have grieved me. How
much more so when he met his death as he did.
God help him I
hope he is at peace with his maker & free from
all sorrow & that we will one day meet in that
beautiful home above. He was certainly one of
the most noble young men I ever knew. He had
his faults as we all have, but there are but a
few young men such as he was. It is the hardest
thing for me to realize that the brave & noble
fellow is dead. But it is a stern reality, And
may God help us all to realize that we too may
soon be called to give an account of ourselves.
Lucius Samuel Bolt Sr. |
Will is buried in the
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery. Transcription
follows:
William T. Parker
b. 14 July 1855
d. 14 Feb 1880
Killed
s/o A.B. & M. Parker
"Sallie, Nora, Willie, Mary, Abraham, Lula" on coping
wall around the graves.
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Enterprise and
Mountaineer, Greenville SC. February 18, 1880. Weekly edition
Article copy contributed by Thelma Gaines
All Rights Reserved - 2005
www.boltancestry.com
Please contact Bolt
Ancestry with any information on this family and I ask
you to share any information you have for the Parker
family with me also, thanks, Margie
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