Early 1800's;  Settled in Oneida Co., New York.  (Biography and Genealogy of Alonzo Burrett Parkell)
March 31, 1813;  "This Indenture made the thirteenth day of January in the Year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and thirteen Between Nathaniel Parkill and Anne his wife of Sullivun in the County of Madison of the first part and Alpheus French of the Town and County aforesaid of the second part Witnesseth that the said parties of the first part for and in Consideration of the Sum of two hundred and Eighty Dollars to them in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby Confessed and acknowledged Hath Granted Bargained Sold remised released aliened and Confirmed and by these presents do Grant Bargain Sell remise release alien and Confirm unto the said party of the second part in his natural possession now being and to his heirs and assigns forever All that Certain peice or parcel of Land Situate and being in the Town of Sullivan in the County of Madison being part of Lot number one Granted by letters patent of the people of the State of New York to John Van Epswimple and Bounded as follows to wit Beginning at the Center of the Seneca Turnpike Road at the south west Corner of a Lot of Land now owned by Timothy Brown and running from thence North fifty one Chains and seventy two Links to a Basswood stake thence south sixty nine degrees west to a Cedar tree marked H.C. thence up the Channel of the Canasaraga Creek to a Basswood tree marked L.W and E. C. thence south to the Seneca Turnpike thence Easterly with the said Turnpike to the place of Beginning Containing thirty acres be the same more or less excepting all the money or monies that are now due or oweing to the State of New Yok or the above Granted and Bargained premises Together with all and Singular the Hereditaments ans Appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and all the estate right title interest Claim and demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first part either in law or Equity of in and to the above bargained premises .....
                                                      ....Nathl Parkill  (L.S.)
                                                          Anen Parkill  (L.S.)...."
(Madison Co. Deeds book C (G?) page 271)

1820; No Nathaniel found in town of Sullivan, Madison Co.  (1820 Census of New York)

February 18, 1825;   Nathaniel wrote out I.O.U. to John Morrison or bearer for "value received", $28.85, "one day after date with use".  At Vernon, Madison Co., N.Y.  (family papers - I.O.U.)

April 27, 1826;  Purchased 22 acres, part of lot # 73 of the Oneida Creek Tract , Vernon, Madison Co., New York for $185.00, entering into a mortgage agreement with Zebulon Douglas. $10.00 downpayment.  (family  papers - contract)

May 27, 1826;  at Sullivan, Madison Co., N.Y., paid $35.00 on above contract (family papers - receipt)

February 20, 1827;  at Verona, Madison Co., N.Y., paid $20.00 on above contract (family papers - receipt)

February 25, 1827;   at Sullivan, Madison Co., N.Y., paid $5.00 on above contract. (family papers - receipt)

May 31, 1827;  at Sullivan, Madison Co., N.Y., paid $40.00 on above contract. (family papers - receipt)

January(?) 15, 1828; at Whitestown, New York.  John T. Parkhill paid $1.92 for tax on property for the year 1828 for deceased father Nathaniel Parkhill.  (family papers - receipt)

This appears to be some sort of groceries tally, although I am not sure why Dr. is recorded in the upper right corner.  Nathaniel's son John paid the balance after Nathaniel's death.

Nathaniel Parkhill
1828      To C.G. Egleston               Dr.

February 16   To 1 Qt Whisky
                     To  2 Bul Wheat
                     1/4 # Tea
                     1 ___Whisky for Carter

March 1        2# Sugar
                     1 Broom

          4        1 Qt Molasses
                    Tea for Shaver

        14        1 Qt Whisky
                    1 Qt Rum

       18        Maple Sugar

       26        1 Qt Whisky

May 14       1/2 pt Brandy

May 19       2 Qts Rum

I have received of Mr. John Parkhill the above Ballance Oct. 11, 1828 C.G. Egleston

The prices are included but I was not sure how to decipher them so did not include them here. The balance paid for all was 1-16-0.

August 1, 1828;  At Vernon, Madison Co., N.Y., John T. Parkhill paid $9.34 to Norman Morrison to pay in full amount owed by father, Nathaniel. (family papers - receipt)

May 2, 1829;  at Sullivan, Madison Co., N.Y., $30.00 paid on above contract by Nathaniel J. Parkhill son of the deceased.  (family papers - receipt)

Burial: Old Cemetary, Whitesboro, Oneida Co., New York69 Have not found this gravesite. Does anyone know where it is specifically?
A 'native of Vermont'69 Settled Oneida Co., N.Y. early 1800's.  1820, Verona, New York? or is this the son? Died intestate70 Military Service: volunteer War of 181271

ANNE THOMPSON:  Aft 1828;  "Upon the death of my father his family were left in quite limited circumstances..... my mother, with the younger children, removed from Whitesboro to a little home in Verona, Oneida County, where my early childhood days were passed; how well do I remember the little red painted house..."  (Biography and Genealogy of Alonzo Burrett Parkell)

October 01, 1828, of Whitestown, New York73A 'native of Middlebury, Vermont'74

April 24, 1848, at Paris, NY appointed son John agent and attorney to handle case against Zebulon Douglas73

Burial: Sauquoit Valley Cemetary, Clayville, Oneida Co., NY with Avery family72