Pvt. Timothy S. Parke was born in Kentucky.
He married Rachel Watson December 13, 1853
They had two sons:
Benjamin F. Parke born December 11, 1854 or 1855
Charles E. Parke born June 23, 1859
Per the 1860 Census they were living in Simpson County, Kentucky.
War Department Records show that Timothy S. Parke was six foot tall, had a fair complexion, blue eyes and fair hair and a blacksmith by trade.
He was a farrier and blacksmith for Company K, Fifth Regiment Kentucky Cavalry Volunteer - Union.
He died of disease in Nashville December 11, 1863.
He was carried on the Rolls as Timothy S. 'Parke' and not Park as shown on the burial rolls.
The Widow's Application for Pension is in the name of Rachel Parke.
He married Rachel Watson December 13, 1853
They had two sons:
Benjamin F. Parke born December 11, 1854 or 1855
Charles E. Parke born June 23, 1859
Per the 1860 Census they were living in Simpson County, Kentucky.
War Department Records show that Timothy S. Parke was six foot tall, had a fair complexion, blue eyes and fair hair and a blacksmith by trade.
He was a farrier and blacksmith for Company K, Fifth Regiment Kentucky Cavalry Volunteer - Union.
He died of disease in Nashville December 11, 1863.
He was carried on the Rolls as Timothy S. 'Parke' and not Park as shown on the burial rolls.
The Widow's Application for Pension is in the name of Rachel Parke.
Pvt. Timothy S. Parke was born in Kentucky.
He married Rachel Watson December 13, 1853
They had two sons:
Benjamin F. Parke born December 11, 1854 or 1855
Charles E. Parke born June 23, 1859
Per the 1860 Census they were living in Simpson County, Kentucky.
War Department Records show that Timothy S. Parke was six foot tall, had a fair complexion, blue eyes and fair hair and a blacksmith by trade.
He was a farrier and blacksmith for Company K, Fifth Regiment Kentucky Cavalry Volunteer - Union.
He died of disease in Nashville December 11, 1863.
He was carried on the Rolls as Timothy S. 'Parke' and not Park as shown on the burial rolls.
The Widow's Application for Pension is in the name of Rachel Parke.
He married Rachel Watson December 13, 1853
They had two sons:
Benjamin F. Parke born December 11, 1854 or 1855
Charles E. Parke born June 23, 1859
Per the 1860 Census they were living in Simpson County, Kentucky.
War Department Records show that Timothy S. Parke was six foot tall, had a fair complexion, blue eyes and fair hair and a blacksmith by trade.
He was a farrier and blacksmith for Company K, Fifth Regiment Kentucky Cavalry Volunteer - Union.
He died of disease in Nashville December 11, 1863.
He was carried on the Rolls as Timothy S. 'Parke' and not Park as shown on the burial rolls.
The Widow's Application for Pension is in the name of Rachel Parke.
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