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It would be great to have photos of our earlier ancestors, Hugh, Ann, John, Joseph, and Isabella. John was a justice or JUDGE in Hampshire county. When visiting the Hampshire County Courthouse on many occasions. I asked to see the pictures of the past Judges. Sadly when you look at the walls, you see that we will never see the oil painting of our John Parrill, due to the fact that the Courthouse was burned to the ground during the Civil War. All the Judges paintings and pictures that are there on the wall, are from after the Courthouse was rebuilt after the war. Since Joseph passed before 1840, there is a no chance of finding his photo, only a painting would be possible. The invention of the camera was announced in Europe in 1839, Although some photos were taken after 1850's, photography was not widely introduced in the U.S. until after the 1890's.
Below is our Great Great Granddad Jacob Dillon Parrill, who first wed Lydia Dellinger, then later wed Clarenda Reynolds. Jacob D. was one of three triplet boys born in Hampshire Co. in 1825. The other two triplet brothers are Abraham, who went to Ohio, and Isaac P. who married twice and stayed close with Jacob. D. Since Joseph died when they were young. Their mother Isabella Grey Parrill, stayed with Isaac for years, then later with her daughter Mary who wed Robert Hook. I have tried to contact the Hooks hopeful to gain some information, but have thus far been unsuccessful. Due to their total lack of interest and co-operation. Some of the kin (Hooks) reside in Capon Bridge but most do not care about the family history We have other leads and in time will pursue them. It would be great to get pictures of these family members, and if you are browsing this site and know of some photos of the afore mentioned, please contact me. Thank You.
Jacob Dillon Parrills Familes
Jacob Dillon Parrill born Oct 11 1825 it is a
miracle that we obtained this photo, since all the fires, and destruction by
nature, and the Civil War. This is a real treasure,
thanks again Kenneth Parrill for sharing it with us.
He is also Kenneth's Great Great Granddad through the
second marriage of Clarinda,
This is a photo taken at the old "Ward place" somewhere in Capon Bridge WV. in 1902
In the photo from left to right are unknown friend or helping hand, Rhoda Parrill who married Wilber Haines. .Then Edward Ashby Turner Parrill with daughter Loretta who married Snyder, but sadly died around 18 years old. Then there is our Granddad Jacob Lebanian Parrill with his mother and our Great Great Grandmom Sallie Ann Lambert Parrill. In the background on the porch were Leila Parrill who married Stewart, and Lydia who married Bruce Haines. It is great to have this photo. Fire had plagued their early Parrill families. Jacob D lost his home in fire in 1878 and Jacob L, and Laura lost their home by fire, and lost most family possessions including the family bibles. So what ever we find is a treasure.
Here are Edward Ashby and Sallie with family and friends getting ready to play, or have already enjoyed some music. Ethyl thinks it is Grover Kackley with the banjo Grover lived with them since he was a small boy. He was engaged to Etta Saville sadly she died before they could be married. Thanks for the picture Doug Munson !!!
Oma Lee Parrill , Joy Lee Munson,
Doris Munson, Lawrence Munson, Ernest Parrill, and David Munson Playing
music. Dad Ernest was left handed, but played right handed.
Thanks Shari Munson!!
Sarah, Jim, Dave all playing some music. Way
back when 1973?
Great Great grandparents Edward Ashby Turner Parrill
and Sallie Ann Lambert Parrill,
This is a photo of our Great Great Grandma Sally Ann Lambert Parrill holding our Grandad Jacob L. when he was a baby. From the photo it seems that he was a good eater!!!
This is Edwards brother Charles A. also son of Jacob D. Parrill
Charles A. and Martha Ellen Pyles Parrill
Charles A. and Martha's son Charles "John" TRoy Parrill and Hilda Cain Parrill in 1956
Our Granparents Jacob Lebanian Parrill and Laura Saville Parrill when first wed, then later on.
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I
I believe
that pic of grandma and grandpap was taken at the Parrill
place
on the day they celebrated their 50 th wedding anniversary.
Bill set up saw
horses and made tables for the party, they got grandma her desk that year.
Had some of the best watermelon that year courtesy of Bill
and Julia
.............Dave
Here is Grandad Jacob Lebanian Parrill with family, left to right. Jacob L. wife Laura, Oma, Ethyle, Emily, Early O. known as "Bill",and our father Ernest J. Parrill. Doug munson, son of oma Lee Parrill Munson says this was taken at jacob L.'s home.
Early Orville Parrill Family Pictures, (grandson of Jacob Dillon Parrill) Left to right, Front row Julia, Early Orville (Bill) Parrill Second row Roger, Nicole, and son. Early Wayne PArrill
Early Wayne Parrill and Family Left to right Gary, Early W., Patricia Sadly passed in 1988, Debbie, Roger
Early Wayne ParrilLl remarried 1990, married Dianna Walls.
The one that made my life possible and brought me and my brothers and sisters into this world my father Ernest J. Parrill, here is in his Army uniform. Then with my mom Naomi B. Wilt, The little one is me Mike in the photo. Grandma Laura Saville Parrill and Dad Ernest. Sadly he passed away in 1978. And our mother Naomi passed away last January. There she is sewing. If you wanted it she could make it.
Here are the me and my brothers, my sister Sarah found it somehow. Left to right David L. Parrill, James E. Parrill or "Jim" he is holding me Michael D. Parrill, and there is Dad Ernest far right. Sarah is rounding up pictures of the girls. Herself, Diana, Donna.
Our Mother Naomi Blanche Wilt remarried 1973 to Ashby Lester Crone, he is like a real father to us.
Me MichaeL Parrill and Wife Doris Parrill taken year 2000
This photo was taken about the year 1992 , near Burlington WV, Mineral Co. WV, formerly Hampshire Co. In the picture are my children Michael Parrill Jr. and Stephanie Marie Parrill.. Our cousin Kenneth Parrill says there used to be an old wooden sign there years ago. It is now replaced with the metal "Parrill Hollow Road" sign. Hugh Parrill who wed Lucy Cundiff lived there. Hugh's relative Linda Rollef has been working with us. We are sure that he is a descendant of Hugh ann Ann Calvert.
