The Family Garden
Notes
John Mulkey SAVAGE Dr.
He married Cynthia Jane Crawford on 22 Apr 1830 in Booneville, Cooper Co., MO
She was born 10 Oct 1808 in KY and died 30 May 1842 in Platte Co, MO.
They had the following children:
Louisa (1830-1917)
William Mortimer (1833-1843)
Martha Crawford (1835-1928)
Susan Margaret (1838-1908)
Henry Hill (1841-1915)
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Emigrants to Oregon in 1850
SAVAGE, John M. Dr.: m1. CRAWFORD, Cynthia Jane; m2. WAIT, Jane
*Source: THE OREGON TERRITORY AND IT'S PIONEERS, Selected as a 1998 American Local History Network Winner
John Mulkey SAVAGE Dr.
He married Cynthia Jane Crawford on 22 Apr 1830 in Booneville, Cooper Co., MO
She was born 10 Oct 1808 in KY and died 30 May 1842 in Platte Co, MO.
They had the following children:
Louisa (1830-1917)
William Mortimer (1833-1843)
Martha Crawford (1835-1928)
Susan Margaret (1838-1908)
Henry Hill (1841-1915)
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Emigrants to Oregon in 1850
SAVAGE, John M. Dr.: m1. CRAWFORD, Cynthia Jane; m2. WAIT, Jane
*Source: THE OREGON TERRITORY AND IT'S PIONEERS, Selected as a 1998 American Local History Network Winner
Hiram William SAVAGE
By 1836 he was in Polk County, Missouri, as he is the minister of record for marriages there from October 23 1836 to July 4 1839. Among these, he was the officiating minister at the marriage of the following family menbers:
March 11, 1838 - James R. Savage to Louisa Jamison
September 13, 1838 - Allen Jamison to Catherine Savage
October 11, 1838 - Levi C. Edge to Susannah Savage
He married Mary Ann "Polly" Williams.
*Source: KindredKonnections
Mary E. SAVAGE
She married James Williams.
*Source: KindredKonnections
William Bolin SAVAGE
He was a primitive Baptist minister and fell at the massacre and capture of Parkers's fort at a very early day in Texas.
*Source: Kindred Konnectioins History: Old Fort Parker State Historical Park is a reconstructed fort that pays tribute to the Parker family and other pioneers who paid a high price to settle in Texas. The Parkers and other members of their church came to Texas from Crawford County, Illinois in 1833. In 1832, Daniel Parker, a staunch theologian, had gained permission to settle in Texas. After organizing those who wanted to go to Texas into the Predestinarian Baptist Church, they all left Illinois in July of 1833 in ox- drawn wagons. Daniel and the majority of his followers settled near the present City of Elkhart, where a replica of their Pilgrim Baptist Church still stands in their memory. Other members of the group preferred to settle farther west, near the Navasota River. Elder John Parker and three of his sons (Silas, James, and Benjamin) began in December 1833 to clear land and to construct "Parker's Fort." On May 19, 1836, Comanche Indians attacked the fort; 5 were killed, 5 were captured, and the 21 survivors made their way to where Palestine is today. The most famous of the captives was Cynthia Ann Parker. She adapted to Indian ways and later married Chief Peta Nocona. Quanah Parker, the last great Comanche chief, who was involved in the Battle of Palo Duro Canyon, was the most famous of their three children. The Fort Parker Cemetery, located 2.2 miles from the Fort, is an active cemetery and has the graves of the people killed at the Fort in 1836.
*Source: http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/oldfort/oldfort.htm (Old Fort Parker Historical Site). Fort Parker Cemetery:
The martyrs of Fort Parker who were killed by the Comanche Indians on May 19, 1836 are buried in a common grave in this cemetery. The names of these martyrs are: Elder John Parker
Benjamin F. Parker
Silas M. Parker
Samuel M. Frost
Robert Frost NOTE: Fort Parker History says that only 5 people died in the massacre and they are buried in Fort Parker Cemetery and listed above. 21 escaped, so perhaps this William Savage actually escaped and died later of wounds received at Fort Parker? or it's just family lore that can't be proven. There are no known Savages' buried in the Fort Parker Cemetery, although the surveyor indicated that there are graves with no markers and markers that can't be read, so he could have been buried there. lcw
Martha Bolin SAVAGE
She married William Eledge. *Source: KindredKonnections
Luke SAVAGE
Some say he was deaf and dumb and never married.
*Source: KindredKonnections
James Robins SAVAGE
He married (1) Elizabeth Frances Painter, (2) Louisa Jamison.
*Source: KindredKonnections
Catherine SAVAGE
She married Allen Jamison. *Source: KindredKonnections
Margaret SAVAGE
She married Neal Nelson. *Source: KindredKonnections
Susanna SAVAGE
She married (1) Levi C. Edge (2) Mr. Poindexter.
*Source: KindredKonnections
Benjamin SAVAGE
He married Martha Delena Pittman. *Source: KindredKonnections
Samuel SAVAGE
Served in Company B., 22nd Texas Cavalry- 1st Indian Texas Regiment. He married Elizabeth J. Maddox. *Source: KindredKonnections
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