Timmerman, Parker Smith

1813 - 1897  (84 years)

• Name	Timmerman, Parker Smith
  Birth	1813	ON,CAN
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	7 Jul 1841	Odessa
  	Postmaster
  	(according to Nan) invented the system to sort mail by putting them in different bags for delivery.
  Religion	Wesleyan Methodist of German origin.
  Death	24 Jan 1897
  Person ID	I227	Silver Geneology
  Last Modified	9 Jun 2011

  
  

  Father	Timmerman, Jacob,   b. 1769
  Mother	Smith, "Unknown"
  Marriage	1801	Lennox County
  Family ID	F80	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Booth, Mary E.
  Marriage	1836
  Children	1. Timmerman, Jane,   b. 1837   2. Timmerman, C.A.,   b. 1838   3. Timmerman, Eliza Ann,   b. 1840   4. Timmerman, S.,   b. 1841   5. Timmerman, Alice Marie,   b. 11 Jan 1845   6. Timmerman, Wellington,   b. 1846   7. Timmerman, John,   b. 1849   8. Timmerman, Catherine,   b. 1852, ON,CAN   9. Timmerman, H.P.,   b. 1856   10. Timmerman, Charles W.,   b. 1858
  Family ID	F83	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  He was a well known man, His mother must have been a smith. A building in Odessa is a heritage building in memory of him. Had a store and a Post Office (Was appointed postmaster in Odessa on July 7, 1841 and remained until hi s death), and (according to Nan) invented the system to sort mail by putting them in different bags for delivery. He married a Booth, and they were lumber people. He maybe lived in Ottawa? Nan doubts it. The Booths were very religous people. Aunt Muriel knows more about them. She's in touch with family Timmermans that nan has never met. (Nan: Cairns are the people Aunt Muriel knows).