Daniel Parker

Birth28 January 1805 - West Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island, United States of America

Death10 Jan 1888 - New London County, CT Buried Jewett City Baptist Church Cemetery

MotherLydia Parker

FatherStephen Parker

Born in West Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island, United States of America on 28 January 1805 to Stephen Parker and Lydia Parker. Daniel Parker married Esther Olin and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 Jan 1888 in New London County, CT Buried Jewett City Baptist Church Cemetery.

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Parents

Stephen Parker
1771 - 1836

Lydia Parker
1779 - 1864

Spouse(s)

Esther Olin
1813 - 1861

Children Show all

Susan P. Parker
1835 - 1905

Stephen P Parker
1833 - 1913

John J Parker
1845 - 1862

Emily F Parker
1839 - Unknown

Jane E Parker
1854 - 1855

George William Parker
1850 - 1938

Daniel W Parker
1847 - Unknown

Sarah L Parker
1836 - Unknown

Esther Parker
1846 - 1911

Willie Parker
1852 - Unknown

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