The Parkinson family were English and first records in Ireland date back to 1637 and the 17th century is when they established themselves in Ireland:

Louth

The Parkinson family have a long association with Louth dating back to 1629, when Robert Parkinson was elected to the borough of Ardee and a descendant, Robert Parkinson elected chief magistrate in 1722 (Ref: Ulster Historical Foundation).  Of the same family there was Rev. Edward Parkinson (b.c1640-1721) vicar of Atherdee (alias. Moorehall), PB.1721, brother to Rev. Robert Parkinson, wife to Elizabeth (Possible second wife), sons, Robert, William, Charles, & Philip Parkinson, daughters, Anne & Lucy Parkinson Moore, wife of Hon. William Moore (Irish MP), 5th son of Henry Hamilton Moore, 3rd Earl of Drogheda with pre-marriage settlement dated 23 March 1717. Lucy is the daughter of Rev. Edward Parkinson and Mary Armstrong. One of the cadet branches of the Moores, Earls of Drogheda, had purchased land from the Commissioners for Forfeited Estates, possibly including the Ardee estate.  Robert Parkinson (1694-1761) B.A. - 1715, Irish Bar - 1720, Irish MP for Ardee - of Atherdee, son of Rev. Edward Parkinson, brother in-law to William Moore, of Moorehall. Brother to William, Charles & Philip Parkinson, sister to Hon. Lucy Parkinson Moore. Robert Parkinson was high sheriff of Louth in 1736. Robert m. Dianna Peppard (dau of Jacob Peppard Esq.) in 1728, Prerogative Court, with a pre-marriage settlement dated 26 May 1728. Robert died PB.1761. Robert and Dianna's only daughter, Elizabeth Parkinson, b.1729, married Charles Ruxton (Irish MP) of Ardee House and the Parkinson estate of Red House at Ardee, passed to William Parkinson Ruxton (1762-1847 - Irish MP of Red House. m. Anna Fortescue with no issue), son of Charles and Elizabeth. For more on the Parkinson Deed Titles for see Title Deeds Norton - Ruxton. 

Meath 

Rev. Robert Parkinson (d.1721) of Rathmore & Athboy, Co. Meath (Ref: Athboy History), brother of Rev. Edward Parkinson, of Ardee, Louth and uncle of Robert Parkinson, Ardee, Louth.  

Dublin 

Christopher Parkinson, m. Ann Hope, Dublin, COI, 1718. 

James Parkinson, m. Elizabeth Hartwell, Dublin, COI, 1756

James Parkinson of Dublin, gent, m. Mary Dance of Drumcondra, COI, 1764

Ann Parkinson, m. Richard Clarke, Dublin, COI, 1765

Robert Parkinson, m. Tabitha Reed, widow, Dublin, COI. 1768. Robert, a stonecutter, had died by 1773 (Ref: Registry of Deeds). 

John Parkinson of Dublin, gent (d.1819, Woodview, Dublin), m. Susannah Keating (d.1824, Woodview, Merrion Avenue, Dublin) of Monkstown, COI, 1770, daughter of Thomas Keating, Coachmaker. Susannah is associated with properties in Dublin - Ref: Registry of Deeds. Chancery case ensued from 1824 to 1829. Children: 

• John Parkinson

• Rev. Thomas Parkinson (1772 - 1847) of Louth, husband of Hester, with children: Isabella Parkinson (m. John Browne, M.D.), Anna Parkinson (m. Col. Thomas Tisdell), Rev. Richard Parkinson (m. Margaret Armstrong).  

• Christopher Parkinson 

• George Parkinson (1775 - 1853) of Dublin, solicitor, husband of Elizabeth, with children: Charles Frederick Parkinson (1st Lieutenant/Captain. m. Frances Ffarrington), William Handcock Parkinson (M.D. m. Sarah Coville, with dau. Sarah Robertina Parkinson), Dorothy Eliza Parkinson (m. Charles Johnston). 

• Mr. Parkinson, husband of Maria with children: John, Dorothy, Garrett, Rebecca, Susanna, Christopher Parkinson. 

Ann Parkinson, m. William Stuart, gent, Dublin, COI, 1770

Lucas Parkinson, of Dublin, gent, m. Anne Baillie, Dublin, COI, 1771. Anne Baillie is the daughter of Hans Baillie (Merchant, Alderman, & Lord Mayor, Dublin. m. Anne Ashe, daughter of Richard Ashe, MP for Trim), and sister to, Richard (eldest son & heir to Hans Baillie), Robert, Edward, Martha, Mary, Catherine, & Jane Baillie. Lucas Parkinson had died by 1782 (Ref: Memorial Extract - Registry of Deeds). 

Christopher Parkinson, ref in memorial extract - Registry of Deeds, dated 06 Mar 1773 with the construction of property.

Lucinda Parkinson, widow, m. John Usher, Dublin, 1789. It is unclear, but this Lucinda is very likely the Lucinda Balfour that married Bernard Parkinson Esq., in 1785, Dublin, COI, who was brother to Thomas Parkinson of Downpatrick, Merchant; brother to Bridget Parkinson (Forbes), Elizabeth Parkinson (Pringle), & Dorothy Parkinson, and father to Anne Parkinson. Bernard Parkinson died in 1786, Ref Ireland Diocesan and Prerogative Wills. Court of Chancery records show Lucinda Parkinson, widow is administrator for Bernard Parkinson in 1786 and later for his late wife Margaret. Is there a second Bernard Parkinson?  

Ann Parkinson, brother of James Parkinson, m. William Power, merchant, Dublin in 1788, with a pre-marriage settlement, dated 12 January 1788. Dowry £600, bond to protect Ann. 

Susanna Parkinson, m. Robert Hill, Dublin, COI, 1791

Robert Parkinson of Prussia Street, Dublin, 1818, Nobility & Gentry - The Treble Almanac 1818

Kilrush, Co. Clare 

The Parkinson family arrived in Co. Clare in the mid to late 1700s, with one branch associated with living at Broomhill House, Kilrush.  Broomhill House, built 1680, has been described as being 'very old, built before the town of Kilrush' [Source: Hugh Weir]. Prior to Robert Parkinson occupying Broomhill, the house and lands at Moyne were in occupation by the Comyn family (Lawrence & Jane) with the following notices, including the will of Lawrence, dated 23 May 1800: 

Limerick Gazette 25 December 1807. Marriage. A few days ago at Garruragh, County Clare, William Borough Esq., of the Royal Navy to Miss Comyn, daughter of Lawrence Comyn, Esq., of Broom-hill in said county. 

Limerick Gazette 06 December 1808. Death. Last Thursday at Broomhill, County Clare, Lawrence Comyn, ESQ., attorney at law - he was considered one of the ablest agents in the kingdom of splendid abilities and great acquirements, which rendered his death a loss to society, and a subject of regret to his family and friends. 

The following Parkinsons' are of Kilrush, Co. Clare. 

1 Robert Parkinson (1777 - 1841) of Broomhill House, Kilrush and later of Moyne, Kilrush. It is unclear of Robert's origins, or move to Clare, however, prior to the move to Broomhill, Robert was resident or came into the possession of lands at Tullycrine and Leadmore, Kilrush, Co. Clare, possibly through the marriage with Elizabeth Butler in 1797. In 1807 (Ref: Registry of Deeds 607-137-415431) Robert Parkinson demised lands to Michael Brew of Leadmore, Kilrush.  Robert is referenced in 1814, as occupying Broomhill House [Leets Directory 2nd Ed, 1814], possibly in lease from Nicholas Comyn, son of Lawrence, and by the Griffith Evaluation of 1855, the house occupied by John Kelly, who held it from Colonel Crofton M Vandeleur, Kilrush. Robert Parkinson had moved to Moyne, Kilrush. Deed as follows:

Reg. of Deeds 607-137-415431. Reg’d 22 Feb 1809 by Michael Brew. Lease dated 16 April 1807 whereby Robert Parkinson of Tullycrine Co. Clare, gent, demised rset to Michael Brew of Leadmore Co. Clare, gent, that part of the lands of Carhnecalla, alias Carnacalla then in possession of Thomas Brew, Jonathan Brew & Michael Brew, sons of Francis Brew, containing 12.5 acres situate in parish of Kilrush, Co. Clare.  To hold to Michael Brew from 25 March, part for term of 25 years, provided Parkinson’s interest so long continue at £10 yearly rent. 

Witnesses to Lease: Robert Chambers & Michael Brew, gents. 

Witness to memorial: Michael Brew & William Brew of Kilrush, Co. Clare, gents.  Michael Brew aged 16 years, sworn at Ennis, 20 Feb 1809 before Michael Danaher.

An incident from 1807:

Limerick Gazette. 08 September 1807. Just as were putting to press, we were informed that Mr. Robert Parkinson of Kilrush, was attacked last night on the Meelick road by 5 armed ruffians, who fire at, and robbed him of two hundred pounds. We are happy to hear the shot did not take effect. 

Robert marries (First) Elizabeth Butler (B.? D. 1820), daughter of Rev. John Butler (c1741-1821) of Kilmurry McMahon and Susanna Pilkington (c1753-1803) of Gowerhass, Ballykett, by licence on the 30 October 1797 (Ref: Clanchy's Marriage Index 1894 - 1966). It is unclear if Susanna is the sister of Francis and Thomas Pilkington of Gowerhall, but highly probable. Rev. John Butler (son of Theobald Butler & Helena O'Shaughnessy, born c1741), vicar of Kilmurry, Clonderlaw, Clare, married Susanna Pilkington (b. c1753, of Gowerhass, Ballykett) on the 7th of July 1774, Killaloe Diocese, MLB (Ref: Clanchy's Marriage Index 1894 - 1966). 

Robert Parkinson's death recorded as follows: 

Limerick Chronicle. 08 September 1841. Deaths. At Moyne near Kilrush, in the 64th year of his age, Robert Parkinson, Esq., much regretted. 

Elizabeth Butler Parkinson's death recorded as follows: 

Limerick Gazette. 07 April 1820. A few days ago at Broom-hill, near Kilrush, Mrs. Parkinson, wife of Robert Parkinson, Esq., a lady whose amiable qualities has rendered her premature dissolution a source of the most poignant regret to her family and friends. 

Children of Robert and Elizabeth:  

ii Jane Parkinson (1806 – 1898). 3rd daughter, she married Dennis Daly, (solicitor), Kilrush, by licence on the 29th of April, 1830. Recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal. 10 May 1830. Marriage: At Kilrush Church, Denis Daly Esq, Solicitor to Jane, third daughter of Robert Parkinson of Broomhill, in this county, Esq. 

Children of Jane and Dennis:  

Mary Daly marries Richard Williams in 1878, son of John Williams of Carnacalla, Kilrush. [See Williams Family]

Robert Parkinson Daly (B. 27 April 1831)

iii Maria Parkinson (1807 – 1888). Marries Rev. Richard Brew, son of Richard Brew & Ellen Brady of Tullycrine, by licence in 1832. [See Brew Family] Recorded as follows: 

Dublin Observer. 13 May 1832. Marriage. In Kilrush Church, the Rev. Richard Brew of Prebendary of Tulla, to Maria, daughter of Robert Parkinson, Esq., of Broom-hill. 

The deaths for both Richard and Maria are are recoded as follows: 

REV. RICHARD BREW, Rector of Tulla 29 years, d. 26 Sep. 1851, aged 58.

MARIA BREW his widow d. Aug. 23, 1888, aged 81. Erected by her children.

Children of Maria and Richard: 

Richard Brew, eldest son, and Lieutenant H.M.'s 1st West India Regiment. He married Rebecca Huleatt (Green), daughter of a clergy man on the 24 March 1859. Witnesses: Robert Brew & William F.M. Kiernan. Reported as follows: 

Longford Journal 02 April 1859. MARRIED. At Ballyvaughan Church, March 24, Richard Brew, Esq., Lieutenant in her Majesty's 1st West India Regiment, to Rebecca Green, daughter of Rev. Hugh Brady Huleatt, rector at Rathbourney, Co. Clare. 

Richard's death is recorded as follows: 

Cork Constitution 05 July 1864. DIED. At Nassau, West Indies, Richard Brew, Esq., Lieutenant, 1st West India Regiment, late of the Clare Militia. 

Robert John Brew, witness at his brother's marriage to Rebecca Huleatt in 1859. 

Hugh Brady Brew 

Arthur Brew, 4th son of Rev. Richard Brew. Arthur married Christianna M Dunkin, in June 1870, 3rd daughter of the late Samuel J Carolin, and granddaughter of the late Colonel Dunkin, R.A. and 18th Irish Royal Regiment

Catherine Brew (Ref: Clanchy's Marriage Index)

Eliza Jane Brew married David Courtney, on the 20 Jan 1858, COI, district of Scariff.

Alice (Ally) Brew (Ref: Crossle Genealogical Abstracts) 

Mary Brew (Ref: Crossle Genealogical Abstracts) 

Robert Parkinson marries (Second) to Anne (Hannah) Fury, RC. Children: 

i Nancy Parkinson (B. 1833)

ii William Henry Parkinson (1836 - 1913) Sergeant Major, British Army. William married Elizabeth Heaphy, daughter of Eyre Heaphy and Jane Brew, Newtown. [See Heaphy Family] On his marriage cert, it is stated he is a widower, however no previous marriage has yet been found.  William Henry Parkinson had a close association with Major General William Thomas West Pierce, while in India.  William Henry's daughter married, the grandson of the Major General in 1920. Children: 

Frederick Parkinson, (1879 - 1954). Moved to New Zealand after 1911. Married Mary Agnes (Unknown) (1878 - 1968). Children: 

•  Ann Isobel Parkinson (1919 - 2001) Not Married. Lived New Zealand. 

Mary Jane Anne Parkinson, (1880 - 1890) Kilrush, Co. Clare

Christina Parkinson, (1882 - 1882) Kilrush, Co. Clare

Honora Maude Parkinson, (1884 - 1953). the Sisters of Loreto, becoming Mother Mary Collette. Based in India.  

William Eyre Parkinson, (1885 - 1965) Not Married. Commercial Representative with Brown  & Nolan Books, Dublin. 

Samuel Burton Parkinson, (1887 - 1900) Dublin City. 

George Albert Parkinson, (1889 - 1890) Kilrush, Co. Clare.

Michael Alfred Parkinson, (1890 - 1959) Married to Gertrude M McCarthy in 1951. No children.

Frances Isabella Parkinson, (1893 - 1918) Not Married, of Bayview House, Sutton, Howth. 

Florence Jane Parkinson, (1895 - Bef 1901)

Eileen Mary Parkinson, (1899 - 1940). Married Harry West Pierce (Lieutenant - 1900 - 1966) on the 07.06.1920, Church of Howth, Dublin, RC.  Harry West-Pierce was the grandson of Major-General Thomas William West Pierce C.B. Indian Army and son of Lieutenant Colonel Frederick George Pierce. [See Pierce Family] Lived between Nigeria and London. No children.

Dublin Society & Social Review: April 17, 1920 & The Irish Times, Saturday, April 10, 1920. Fashionable Intelligence. Announcement of the engagement of Harry West Pierce, son of Lieut-Col and Mrs. Pierce, Simla, India and grandson of the late Major-General Pierce, C.B, Indian Army and Eileen Mary Parkinson, youngest daughter of the late William Parkinson and Mrs. Parkinson of Bayview House, Howth, Dublin, granddaughter of the late Robert Parkinson Esq, of Moyne, Kilrush, Co. Clare.   

Irish Society Dublin: 24 July 1920. Fashionable Marriages. PIERCE – PARKINSON. The marriage of Mr. Harry West Pierce, son of Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. West Pierce, grandson of the late Major-General Pierce, C.B., Indian Army and Eileen Mary, youngest daughter of the late William Henry and Mrs. Parkinson, “Bayview”, Sutton, and granddaughter of the late Robert Parkinson Esq., “Moyne” Co. Clare, took place quietly at Howth Church on the morning of June 7th, having only a few friends and relatives present at the breakfast, which took place at the bride’s home. 

iii Michael Parkinson (B. 1838) 

2 John Parkinson, (c1778 - 1861), of Kilrush. Married (unknown). John's death recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal. 30 December 1861. Deaths. On Christmas day, Mr John Parkinson, an old inhabitant of Kilrush. 

Children:

i Mary Parkinson, b. c1800. Mary married George Nicolls of Limerick in 1821, reported as follows: 

Clare Journal. 06 December 1821. Married at Kilrush, George Nicols, Esq., of Limerick to Mary, dau of John Parkinson Esq., of that town. 

3 Michael Parkinson, born c1780. M.D. Surgeon, Kilrush, Co. Clare. Married Catherine Despourrins (1781 - 1871) on the 12 June 1801, Cork, marriage licence bonds. Catherine is the sister of Peter Despourrins, Commander, R.N. who died 1857, aged 93 (Ref: Dublin Daily Express, 1857). Michael Parkinson's death recorded as follows: 

Ennis Chronicle. 17 October 1810. Died at Friday last in Kilrush, Mr. Michael Parkinson, surgeon and apothecary. 

Children of Michael & Catherine:

i Matilda Parkinson (c1805 - 1898). Not Married, of Steward Street, Kilrush, daughter of a medical doctor. Delia Parkinson, her cousin, present at her death. 

ii Mary Parkinson (c1810 - 1874). Not Married, of Stewart Street, Kilrush, daughter of a surgeon.   

iii Anna Maria Parkinson, married Edward Stokes of Listowel, in 1840, reported as follows: 

Cork Constitution. 01 September 1840. Married. At Tuesday last, at Kilrush, Edward Stokes, Esq., of Listowel, to Anna Maria, daughter of the late Michael Parkinson, Esq., Surgeon and niece of Capt. Despourrins, R.N.

4 Catherine Parkinson, born c1782, possible sister to Robert Parkinson of Broomhill, married John Brew, 1802, Killaloe Marriage Licence Bonds. Children: 

i Parkinson Brew, b.c1816. Parkinson Brew is referenced in the Court of Exchequer following the death of Brew Cox of Clarefield, Kilrush. Brew Cox, originally of Mount Pleasant, son of Joseph Cox, had died by 1828 (Ref: Inland Revenue Wills & Administrations - Will dated 23 June 1827, value £3,391) and his widow, Prudence (Williams) Cox was executor to his estate. The following names are listed as part of 1833 hearing (Ref: Court of Exchequer): Francis Brew & Simon O'Donnell; Catherine Brew otherwise Parkinson; John Brew; Parkinson Brew; Francis Brew; Elizabeth Brew; Patrick Kelly & Catherine his wife; George Brew; Elizabeth Brew [?] his wife; Robert Parkinson; Thomas Lucas Cox. 

Parkinson Brew is also listed through the Petty Court Records as having an address at Newtown East, which was owned by his cousin, Francis Parkinson Brew. 

5 George Parkinson (1798 – 1878), Leadmore, Kilrush. Recorded as in the Registry of Freeholders, Clare Journal and Ennis Advertiser, 10 June 1841 - George Parkinson, gent, of Ballyerra, Moyarta, Barony. Given that George is younger in age, it is probable, he is a son of one of the earlier Parkinson members - Robert, John, or Michael Parkinson. 

Married (First) to Rachel Brew (1805 – 1859), daughter of William Brew, Carnanes, Kilrush, by licence in 1824. Rachel was the sister to Sarah Brew who married Francis Brew of Newtown and Catherine Brew who married Thomas Studdert of Dangnelly House. Rachel died in 1859,  [See Brew Family] her death recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal and Ennis Advertiser. 12 December 1859. Death. On Friday evening, at her residence, Custom House Quay, Leadmore, Kilrush, Mrs. Parkinson, wife of Mr. George Parkinson. 

Children of George and Rachel: 

i Michael Parkinson (1829 - ?) 

ii George Parkinson, died young. 

iii Catherine Parkinson 

iv Mary Parkinson

v Ellen Parkinson

vi George Parkinson 

vii Rachel Parkinson 

viii Jane Parkinson (1835 - 1875) married a Dr. Foster.  Her will of 1875 was approved by Michael Studdert Brew, (her mother Jane was first cousin to Elizabeth Brew Studdert, Michael's mother). Children: Unknown

George Parkinson, of Leadmore, Kilrush, married (second) to Mary Browne (1841 – 1911) in 1861.  Mary's death is recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal. 19 July 1911. Death. Mrs. Mary Parkinson, widow of the late Mr. George Parkinson of Kilrush, a member of a most respected West Clare family, has just passed away at the age of 72, after a short illness. 

Children from this marriage are as follows:  

i Elizabeth Parkinson B. 1861 marries Francis Roberts (bombardier, British Army - son of George Roberts), on the 27 Jul 1884 at Kilmurry McMahon, RC with witnesses: William O'Shea & Ann Parkinson. 

ii George Parkinson, B. 1863

iii Anna Parkinson B. 1864. Kilrush, Co. Clare. 

Anna marries (First) George Buffham (Private with the Royal Artillery) on the 19 April 1885, Glin, Kerry.  George dies before 1911. Children: 

George Buffham B.1886, he joins the British Navy

Christina Buffham (1887 - 1892) 

Francis Buffham (B. 1889)

Josephine Buffham (1891 - 1892) 

Harry Buffham (B. 1892)  

Anna Parkinson marries (Second) to Pat Flanagan (1861 - 1938) on the 12 September 1911. Witnesses: Anthony Foran & Bridget Breen. The couple had no further children. 

iv Bridget Parkinson, B. 1866. 

v Patrick Parkinson, (1871 - 1926) Not married. 

vi William Parkinson, (1873 - d.Bef 1918), master painter, he marries Mary (Minnie) Hickey (1880 - 1918, dau. of James Hickey, boots & shoe maker) on the 24 June 1899, at Kilrush, RC, with witnesses: Thomas Mahoney & Annie Culligan. Children: 

Michael Parkinson (B. 1900)

William Parkinson (1901 - 1901)

Christopher Parkinson (1902 - 1904)

Patrick Parkinson (B. 1904) Twin

Bridget Parkinson (B.1904) Twin

Thomas Parkinson (B. 1905)

Mary Anne Parkinson (B. 1908)

William Parkinson (1913 - 1915) Twin

James Parkinson (1913 - 1914) Twin

6 Catherine Parkinson, born c1801, married Alexander Cameron on the 17 August 1822, Killaloe Diocese, MLB. Catherine Parkinson is a suggested daughter of Robert, Michael, or John Parkinson, Kilrush. 

7 Thomas L Parkinson, of Kilrush, M.D. Ref. Clare Journal & Ennis Gazette, 1832, 1833, & 1835. Ref: Limerick Evening Post, 1832. Ref: Limerick Chronicle, 1833. Ref: Athlone Sentinel, 1835. Ref: Kerry Evening Post, 1835. Freeholder at Ballyurra, Leadmore, Kilrush. 

Disconnect Members: 

William Parkinson, born c1783, Inspector & Officer of Excise, and formerly a Sergeant's Guard of the King's German Legion (Ref: Limerick Gazette, 1810), Limerick and also associated with Cork.  William marries Louisa Trousdell, Kilrush, 17 September 1808, Killaloe, district, COI. Children: 

i Margaret Parkinson, baptised 09 August 1812, St. Mary's Limerick.  

ii William Parkinson, baptised 03 December 1813, St. Mary's Limerick. Died before 1817. 

iii Louisa Parkinson, baptised 23 June 1816, St. Mary's Limerick. 

iv William Trousdell Parkinson, baptised 30 June 1817, St. Mary's Limerick. He marries Eliza Mary Power, only daughter of the late William Power of Co. Kilkenny in 1851, St. Andrews, Dublin (Ref: Limerick and Clare Examiner, 1854). 

v Frances Parkinson, baptised 14 October 1818, St. Mary's Limerick. 

vi Robert Parkinson, baptised 12 December 1821, St. Mary's Limerick. 

John Parkinson, born c1816, married Mary Hickey, with children: 

i Robert Parkinson, baptised 05 Aug 1838, Kilrush, RC. 

Garrett Parkinson, born c1775, is recorded in the Treble Almanac of 1812, section College Of Surgeons, Apothecaries Hall.  

Saunders News-Letter. 08 November 1802. Royal College of Surgeons. Mr. Garrett Parkinson, having gone through the usual examinations before Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, received letters of testimonial of his qualifications to practice surgery, and to be elected member of said college. 

Garret moved to Clare and was surgeon of the Clare Militia, of Ennis by 1814 (Ref: Militia, Clare). Garrett married (First) to Miss Lloyd, daughter of Rev. Thomas Lloyd in September 1809, at Boyle, Co. Roscommon (Ref: Clare Journal 1809). Garrett married (Second) to Maria Mahon, in 1817, only daughter of Charles Mahon & Rebecca Crowe, of Barntick (Ref: Ffolliott Newspaper Extracts & Killaloe MLB). Garrett died in 1822, recorded as follows: 

Saunders News-Letter 30 August 1822. Death. In Ennis, Garret Parkinson, Esq., M.D. 

Children of Garrett and Maria:

i Rebecca Parkinson, b.1818, eldest daughter of Doctor Garrett Parkinson, Cahircalla, Ennis. Rebecca died October 1849 (Ref: Saunders News-letter)

ii Susan Parkinson, married William E. Steele, M.D. in 1854.

iii John Parkinson, died 1825, son of the late Dr. Parkinson, Ennis (Ref: Roscommon & Leitrim Gazette, 1825). 

iv Charles Mahon Parkinson, (c1822 - 1901) Pay Master, Clare Militia, married Diana Stackpoole (d.1862), daughter of Andrew Stackpoole, and brother of William Stackpoole, on the 02 April 1856, Parish of Drumcliff, COI, Ennis, recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal and Ennis Advertiser. 03 April 1856. Marriage. Yesterday morning at Ennis Church, by the Rev. A Tatton, Charles Parkinson, Paymaster of the Clare Militia to Dianna, youngest daughter of the late Andrew Stackpoole, Esq., D.L., of Ballyally. 

Children: 

Garrett Parkinson (1857 - 1864)

v Garrett Welesley Parkinson, R.I.C. and later appointed as Resident Magistrate for Galway in 1865. Garrett W Parkinson, married Harriett Jane Lindsay in 1856, recorded as follows: 

Clare Journal and Ennis Advertiser. 03 April 1856. Marriage. March 27, in St. Alphege's, Greenwich, by the Rev. Stephen Riguad, D.D., Garrett Welesley, youngest son of Garrett Parkinson, Esq., M.D. of Cahircalla, Co. Clare to Harriett Jane, second daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Lindsay, late commanding 91st (Argyleshire) Regiment. 

Note:

To investigate - possible first marriage of William Henry Parkinson, son of Robert Parkinson of Broomhill and Moyne [No Possible Leads found] 

• Elizabeth Ann Brown - marriage William Henry Parkinson 20 May 1869 - Saint John, Barbados, Caribbean

• Mary Magdalene Skeete, b. 1839, daughter of Edward Skeete - marriage William Parkinson (b. 1831!) 15 Dec 1858, son of Robert Parkinson - Barbados, Caribbean

• Alice Charlotte Parkinson, born 1843, died 15th of October 1877, India, wife of Major Parkinson, 63rd Foot.