Jacques Christophe "Jacob" Parrott son of Charles and Elizabeth Parrott (French immigrants) born August 6, 1835 in Desandans, Departement du Doubs, Franche-Comté, France. He is the second of seven children. The 1880 census states that the family had lived in Paris, France in 1829. The family came to the United States in the spring of 1845 and settled in Detroit, coming five years later to Lowell, Kent County.
Jacob was a farmer in Lowell for 20 years, and in the summer of 1871 he came to Mecosta county and bought 80 acres of land in Section 12 in the township of Millbrook.
He was married in Kent County, Michigan, April 9, 1859, to Sarah A. Alldrich, eldest daughter of Peter and Louisa (Ford) Alldrich, natives respectively of Canada and New York. They had seven children, Emma E. Parrott, Charles E. Parrott, Lewis E. Parrott, Julius Parrott, Alma Lida Parrott, Vernon L. Parrott, and Myrtle M. Parrott. Julius died when two years old.
Politically Mr. Parrott is a Republican.
Jacob was a farmer in Lowell for 20 years, and in the summer of 1871 he came to Mecosta county and bought 80 acres of land in Section 12 in the township of Millbrook.
He was married in Kent County, Michigan, April 9, 1859, to Sarah A. Alldrich, eldest daughter of Peter and Louisa (Ford) Alldrich, natives respectively of Canada and New York. They had seven children, Emma E. Parrott, Charles E. Parrott, Lewis E. Parrott, Julius Parrott, Alma Lida Parrott, Vernon L. Parrott, and Myrtle M. Parrott. Julius died when two years old.
Politically Mr. Parrott is a Republican.
Jacques Christophe "Jacob" Parrott son of Charles and Elizabeth Parrott (French immigrants) born August 6, 1835 in Desandans, Departement du Doubs, Franche-Comté, France. He is the second of seven children. The 1880 census states that the family had lived in Paris, France in 1829. The family came to the United States in the spring of 1845 and settled in Detroit, coming five years later to Lowell, Kent County.
Jacob was a farmer in Lowell for 20 years, and in the summer of 1871 he came to Mecosta county and bought 80 acres of land in Section 12 in the township of Millbrook.
He was married in Kent County, Michigan, April 9, 1859, to Sarah A. Alldrich, eldest daughter of Peter and Louisa (Ford) Alldrich, natives respectively of Canada and New York. They had seven children, Emma E. Parrott, Charles E. Parrott, Lewis E. Parrott, Julius Parrott, Alma Lida Parrott, Vernon L. Parrott, and Myrtle M. Parrott. Julius died when two years old.
Politically Mr. Parrott is a Republican.
Jacob was a farmer in Lowell for 20 years, and in the summer of 1871 he came to Mecosta county and bought 80 acres of land in Section 12 in the township of Millbrook.
He was married in Kent County, Michigan, April 9, 1859, to Sarah A. Alldrich, eldest daughter of Peter and Louisa (Ford) Alldrich, natives respectively of Canada and New York. They had seven children, Emma E. Parrott, Charles E. Parrott, Lewis E. Parrott, Julius Parrott, Alma Lida Parrott, Vernon L. Parrott, and Myrtle M. Parrott. Julius died when two years old.
Politically Mr. Parrott is a Republican.
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