James Parker, born circa 1788 and died 1846 in Screven County, stated in affidavits found in William Caile's Revolutionary Pension File, that he was born and raised in the same neighborhood as William Caile. William Caile stated in these same papers that he was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina. James Parker Submitted the following affidavit: "State of Georgia, Bulloch County. I do hereby certify that I was raised in the same neighborhood with Capt. William Caile and am knowing of his having enlisted to serve in the Continental Amry of the revolution to the end the same given under my hand this 18 day of May 1832." John Mills, J P., also submits the following affidavit confirming James' statement: "Georgia, Scriven County. Personally appeared before me a justice of the peace for the said county John Mills, James Parker deposeth and sayeth that being well acquainted with William Caile in the state of North Carolina I am well convinced that from the best authrity he served in the Revolutionary War being born and raised in the same settlement with your petioner I do not hesitate to say that the above statements are correct." Do these affidavits show that James Parker was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina?
James Parker Affidavit