John Westley Parker

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Children of JOHN PARKER and MARY ERVIN are:

      i.       ABSALOM4 PARKER, b. July 12, 1818, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. October 22, 1892, Claypool, Kosciusko, Indiana.

      ii.       HIRAM PARKER, b. February 12, 1820, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. April 21, 1881, Seward Twp., Kosciusko County, Indiana.

      iii.       WESLEY REUBEN PARKER, b. Abt. 1821, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.

      iv.       JOHN WESTLEY PARKER, b. 1821, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. September 23, 1886, Liberty Mills, Wabash County, Indiana.

      v.       REUBEN PARKER, b. May 18, 1822, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. September 29, 1866, Seward Twp., Kosciusko County, Indiana.

      vi.       ELIZABETH PARKER, b. 1825, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.

      vii.       WILSON PARKER, b. March 01, 1825, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. February 02, 1888, Warsaw, Kosciusko, Indiana.

      viii.       LAVINA LOUISE PARKER, b. Abt. 1827, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.

      ix.       JOHN PARKER, b. March 19, 1830, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. October 24, 1908, Seward Twp., Kosciusko County, Indiana.

      x.       MARY PARKER, b. 1831, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.

      xi.       ELIAS PARKER, b. January 08, 1832, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. February 13, 1853.

      xii.       SELINA ANN PARKER, b. 1835, Greenwood Twp. , Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. 1900, Kosciusko, Indiana.

Obituary:
Wesley Parker died at the house of Zerah Krisher, his son-in-law, Tuesday morning, aged 60 years. Burial Wednesday afternoon at Union cemetery. Deceased at one time was one of the business men at Liberty Mills but for some years has been a great sufferer from sickness.

North Manchester Journal September 23, 1886