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Newark, OH 43055 |
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Monday-Thursday: 9:00a.m. - 8:00p.m. Friday: 9:00a.m. - 5:30p.m. Saturday: 9:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. Sunday: (September–April) 1:00p.m. - 5:00p.m. Phone: 740.349.5500 Google Maps
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PARKINSON PAPERS
The Parkinson Collection is a large body of correspondence, clippings, family charts and obituaries collected by John W. Parkinson and donated to the Newark Public Library on 30 November 1956 by his wife, Ruth, after his death.
The collection was received by the library in open cartons with little or no organization. Mrs. Paul Scheffler set to work organizing it for the next 14 years, while Mary Pierce was Head Librarian, and did not finish it. [Mrs. Scheffler had served Licking County at the Historical Society, Probate Court, Chamber of Commerce, and as genealogy consultant for the library from 1953 to 1963]. She welcomed the help of Mr. M. E. Barton of Painsville, Ohio, who was familiar with Parkinson genealogy. Mr. Barton stated that Ruth "inferred that all the papers of any value had been turned over to the library, and that a few boxes of miscellaneous clippings about Parkinsons were all that had been given to the Historical Society."
Further assistance in sorting the collection was obtained from Mrs. Carl Main, who was in charge of the Genealogical Library at Western Reserve.*
*[All the information above is taken from a letter written by Mrs. Paul Scheffler, State Chairman, American Heritage, Ohio Society DAR, to Dorothy Billett, dated 22 September 1977, and is located in File #1 of the collection].
The material in the collection is broad in scope, encompassing Parkinson families and related lines from many states and from Europe. There is an accompanying collection of OBITUARIES that covers 1927 to 1953, taken from several newspapers. These include many clippings on social issues of the 1930's and 1940's, especially World War II. Sadly, many of these topical clippings have vanished.
In lieu of thorough indexing of the collection, which has not yet been done, but with the intention of making it more accessible to researchers, all the folders have been numbered and their headings indexed. This was accomplished in 1999. The following index represents only the folder headings, not all the contents. The numbers after the headings refer to folder numbers.
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PARKINSON FOLDER INDEX
Alspach, 14, 15
Artz, 190
Ashbrook, 16
Bane, 17
Beach, 18
Beatty, 19, 20
Beech, 18
Beery, 21
Belt, 22
Biggs, 20
Binckey, 23
Binckley, 23
Bixler, 24
Bline, 25
Bonham, 26
Boring, 27
Bowers, 28, 32
Bradford, 29
Brice, 30
Brooke, 31
Bruce, 20
Brunner, 32
Buckingham, 32
Bures, 32
Burnsides, 52
Camp, 190
Canfield, 33, 171
Carpenter, 48
Channel, 34
Chapeleer, 55
Chopson, 35
Christian, 36, 92
Christy, 11, 37, 38, 39, 40
Church, 41
Clopton, 36
Close, 20
Coffman, 42
Collier, 36
Cooper, 43
Cooperider, 44
Cotterman, 45
Courson, 46
Crawmer, 47
Crist, 48
Croasdale, 49
Cummins, 48
Daugherty, 50
Debolt, 51
Deltzell, 52
Dickey, 11
Dickey-Tuttle, 53
Dixon, 54
Dodd, 55
Dudgeon, 56
Duke, 57
Dumbald, 58
Duncan, 53
Dunn, 11
Dustimer, 59
Effinger, 60
Fairall, 61
Faughts, 52
Fleek, 62
Flory, 62
Forry, 63
Foulk, 64, 65
Fountain, 136
Francis, 89
Franklin, 66
Friesner, 68
Fromm, 67, 68
Fry, 69
Fulk, 70
Fulton, 71
Gieseck, 72
Gloyd, 73
Green, 74
Gutridge, 75, 89
Hall, 76
Harrison, 77
Hatch, 65
Hays, 48, 78
Herron, 42
Hisey, 79
Hivey, 80, 81
Holcomb, 82
Holder, 83
Howe, 84
Howell, 85
Hoyt, 86
Hupp, 87
Ice, 88
Iden, 89
Iles, 90
Johnson, 108
Ketner, 190
King, 15
Laisure, 91
Lamb, 92
Lamp, 93
Lansing, 33
Latimer, 94
Lemley, 190
Levingston, 95
Lingafelter, 96
Lippincott, 97
Lockwood, 33
Lynn, 98
McAfee, 99
McClelland, 100, 137
McDougal, 101
Mack, 102
Mechling, 103
Meek, 104
Miller, 11, 51
Milligan, 101
Milliken, 190
Mitchell, 105
Morrow, 190
Neel, 106
Neff, 81, 159
Newcomb, 107
Noe, 108
Orr, 109
Overmyer, 17, 110
Pace, 111
Parkinson, 1, 2, 17, 51, 110, 112-154, 156, 188, 190
Parr, 155
Paul, 156
Peck, 190
Poorman, 157
Pratt, 49, 191
Ralston, 152
Richter, 158
Richtly, 159
Ridenour, 160
Rightly, 81
Robb, 161
Robinson, 138, 162
Rousculp, 163
Salt, 159
Salts, 81
Seibel, 164
Setzer, 165
Shackelford, 166
Shaffer, 15
Shelley, 167
Shrider, 168
Slack, 190
Snedaker, 55
Snelling, 169
Souslin, 170
Spahr, 139
Spangler, 190
Spellman, 171
Spelman, 33
Spicer, 172
Staples, 190
Starkey, 173
Staufinger, 174
Stechel, 175
Stickel, 175
Stickle, 176
Stickley, 177
Strawn, 51
Swinehart, 178
Thrall, 179
Tipton, 180
Trout, 181
Tuttle, 182
Ward, 65
Warne, 137, 183
Webb, 184
Westbrook, 185, 186
Whitmer, 187
Whitter, 188
Wilcox, 189
Winter, 190
Wright, 191
Yost, 192
Young, 193
Zartman, 194
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