Fort Parker Inhabitants On May 19, 1836
- Elder John Parker (aged 77, killed) and 2nd wife, Sarah (Pinson) Duty "Granny" Parker
- Benjamin Parker (killed)
- James W. Parker and wife, Martha "Patsey" Duty
- Rachel Plummer (aged 17, captured) and husband, L. T. M. Plummer
- James Pratt Plummer (aged 1, captured)
- Sarah Parker (aged 18) and husband, Lorenzo Dow Nixon
- James Wilson Parker (aged 5)
- Francis Marion Parker (aged 4)
- Rachel Plummer (aged 17, captured) and husband, L. T. M. Plummer
- Silas Parker (killed) and wife, Lucinda Duty
- Cynthia Ann Parker (aged 8, captured)
- John Richard Parker (aged ca 5, captured)
- Silas Parker, Jr. (aged 3)
- Orlena Parker (aged 4 mos)
- Elisha Anglin
- Abram Anglin
- Seth Bates
- Silas Bates
- George E.Dwight and wife Malinda Frost
- Dwight child Elizabeth Dwight
- David Falkenbury
- Evan Falkenbury
- Samuel Frost (killed) and wife
- Robert Frost (killed)
- other Frost children
- Elizabeth Duty Kellogg (captured, dau. of Sarah Duty Parker)
- Oliver Lund
Note: Killed were Samuel Frost, Robert Frost, Benjamin Parker, John Parker, and Silas Parker. Captured were Elizabeth Kellogg, Cynthia Ann Parker, John R. Parker, Rachel Plummer, and James Pratt Plummer; all of them were later ransomed or freed. Their captivity took several years, except Mrs. Kellogg, who was ransomed within 3 months.
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