Peter Parker
Male
30 December 1874–29 March 1943
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Brief Life History of Peter
When Peter Parker was born on 30 December 1874, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, his father, William Owen Parker, was 28 and his mother, Emma Anise Quave, was 18.
He married Ernestine A. Lepre. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter.
He lived in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States for about 60 years.
He died on 29 March 1943, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States.
Spouse
Peter Parker / 30 December 1874–29 March 1943 • Male
Ernestine A. Lepre / 13 September 1874 - 03 Nov 1944 • Female
Children (5)
August Hilliard Parker / 1900–1983 • Male
Margaret C. Parker / 1902–1987 • Female
Charles W Parker / 1904–1958 • Male
Peter R Parker / 1909–Deceased • Male
Hurbert Parker / 1910–Deceased • Male
Parents
William Owen Parker / 1846–1893 • Male
Emma Anise Quave / 1856–1925 • Female
Siblings (8)
Peter Parker / 1874–1943 • Male
Beulah Parker / 1879–1946 • Female
Capt William Owen Parker / 1880–1974 • Male
James Walter Parker / 1882–1934 • Male
Raymond John Parker / 1884–1961 • Male
Emma C Parker / 1885–1947 • Female
Jesse Eugene Parker / 1887–1955 • Male
Urbin Parker / 1888–1976 • Male
Captain Peter Parker was the son of William W. Parker and Emma Quave.
Peter's grandfather was James Madison Parker, who was born in Baltimore, Maryland (1801) and came to Mississippi as a sailor, where he met and married Rose Cecilia Fayard (Daughter of Alexis Fayard and Martha R yan).
Rose Cecilia Fayard (Parker) and James Madison Parker had settled in Woolmarket at the old plantation acreage of her father Alexis Fayard, and Peter's father William W. was born in Woolmaarket.
When Peter's father William W. Parker (1847) was a lad of about 15 years of age, his father James Madison Parker, took him to one of the Islands on his schooner to hide him, because the Civil War was ongoing and the Yankee's came in and took over Oaklawn and the family was forced to cook and feed the union soldiers.
The following is from family notes:
Peter's father 'William W. Parker' was the son that James Madison Parker hid out on the Island in the Gulf off of Biloxi, Mississippi during the Civil War.
In an article written by a family member she stated that the Yankees were looking for boys for the army and his father took him in his schooner to hide him. He was about 14 to 15 years of age at the time of the Civil War 1861~1865
Source: Daughter of Rosalee Cecilia Parker Stewart (Ariel Cecile Stewart)
1880 Census Biloxi, Harrison County, MS
Parker, William/Self/Married/Male/White/34/Sailor/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Wife/Married/Female/White/24/House/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Peter/Son/Single/Male/White/5/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bulah/Dau/Single/Female/White/2/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, William/Son/Single/Male/White/3 Months/Ms/Ms/Ms
1900 US Federal Census Biloxi, Harrison County, Ms
Parker, Emma/Head/F/W/Widow/44/Nov.1855/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bula (Beulah?)/Dau/F/W/S/21/Jan.1879/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Willie/Son/M/W/S/11/March 1880/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, James/Son/M/W/S/18/April 1882/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Ramand/Son/M/W/S/16/March 1884/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Dau/F/W/S/14/July 1885/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Jessie/Dau/F/W/S/13/March 1887/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Urbin/Son/M/W/S/11/Nov.1888/Ms/Ms/Ms
Bio Information by:
Bobbie Mabry Graue
Fayard/Parker Descendant
Male
30 December 1874–29 March 1943
•
Brief Life History of Peter
When Peter Parker was born on 30 December 1874, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, his father, William Owen Parker, was 28 and his mother, Emma Anise Quave, was 18.
He married Ernestine A. Lepre. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter.
He lived in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States for about 60 years.
He died on 29 March 1943, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States.
Spouse
Peter Parker / 30 December 1874–29 March 1943 • Male
Ernestine A. Lepre / 13 September 1874 - 03 Nov 1944 • Female
Children (5)
August Hilliard Parker / 1900–1983 • Male
Margaret C. Parker / 1902–1987 • Female
Charles W Parker / 1904–1958 • Male
Peter R Parker / 1909–Deceased • Male
Hurbert Parker / 1910–Deceased • Male
Parents
William Owen Parker / 1846–1893 • Male
Emma Anise Quave / 1856–1925 • Female
Siblings (8)
Peter Parker / 1874–1943 • Male
Beulah Parker / 1879–1946 • Female
Capt William Owen Parker / 1880–1974 • Male
James Walter Parker / 1882–1934 • Male
Raymond John Parker / 1884–1961 • Male
Emma C Parker / 1885–1947 • Female
Jesse Eugene Parker / 1887–1955 • Male
Urbin Parker / 1888–1976 • Male
Captain Peter Parker was the son of William W. Parker and Emma Quave.
Peter's grandfather was James Madison Parker, who was born in Baltimore, Maryland (1801) and came to Mississippi as a sailor, where he met and married Rose Cecilia Fayard (Daughter of Alexis Fayard and Martha R yan).
Rose Cecilia Fayard (Parker) and James Madison Parker had settled in Woolmarket at the old plantation acreage of her father Alexis Fayard, and Peter's father William W. was born in Woolmaarket.
When Peter's father William W. Parker (1847) was a lad of about 15 years of age, his father James Madison Parker, took him to one of the Islands on his schooner to hide him, because the Civil War was ongoing and the Yankee's came in and took over Oaklawn and the family was forced to cook and feed the union soldiers.
The following is from family notes:
Peter's father 'William W. Parker' was the son that James Madison Parker hid out on the Island in the Gulf off of Biloxi, Mississippi during the Civil War.
In an article written by a family member she stated that the Yankees were looking for boys for the army and his father took him in his schooner to hide him. He was about 14 to 15 years of age at the time of the Civil War 1861~1865
Source: Daughter of Rosalee Cecilia Parker Stewart (Ariel Cecile Stewart)
1880 Census Biloxi, Harrison County, MS
Parker, William/Self/Married/Male/White/34/Sailor/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Wife/Married/Female/White/24/House/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Peter/Son/Single/Male/White/5/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bulah/Dau/Single/Female/White/2/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, William/Son/Single/Male/White/3 Months/Ms/Ms/Ms
1900 US Federal Census Biloxi, Harrison County, Ms
Parker, Emma/Head/F/W/Widow/44/Nov.1855/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bula (Beulah?)/Dau/F/W/S/21/Jan.1879/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Willie/Son/M/W/S/11/March 1880/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, James/Son/M/W/S/18/April 1882/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Ramand/Son/M/W/S/16/March 1884/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Dau/F/W/S/14/July 1885/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Jessie/Dau/F/W/S/13/March 1887/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Urbin/Son/M/W/S/11/Nov.1888/Ms/Ms/Ms
Bio Information by:
Bobbie Mabry Graue
Fayard/Parker Descendant
Peter Parker
Male
30 December 1874–29 March 1943
•
Brief Life History of Peter
When Peter Parker was born on 30 December 1874, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, his father, William Owen Parker, was 28 and his mother, Emma Anise Quave, was 18.
He married Ernestine A. Lepre. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter.
He lived in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States for about 60 years.
He died on 29 March 1943, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States.
Spouse
Peter Parker / 30 December 1874–29 March 1943 • Male
Ernestine A. Lepre / 13 September 1874 - 03 Nov 1944 • Female
Children (5)
August Hilliard Parker / 1900–1983 • Male
Margaret C. Parker / 1902–1987 • Female
Charles W Parker / 1904–1958 • Male
Peter R Parker / 1909–Deceased • Male
Hurbert Parker / 1910–Deceased • Male
Parents
William Owen Parker / 1846–1893 • Male
Emma Anise Quave / 1856–1925 • Female
Siblings (8)
Peter Parker / 1874–1943 • Male
Beulah Parker / 1879–1946 • Female
Capt William Owen Parker / 1880–1974 • Male
James Walter Parker / 1882–1934 • Male
Raymond John Parker / 1884–1961 • Male
Emma C Parker / 1885–1947 • Female
Jesse Eugene Parker / 1887–1955 • Male
Urbin Parker / 1888–1976 • Male
Captain Peter Parker was the son of William W. Parker and Emma Quave.
Peter's grandfather was James Madison Parker, who was born in Baltimore, Maryland (1801) and came to Mississippi as a sailor, where he met and married Rose Cecilia Fayard (Daughter of Alexis Fayard and Martha R yan).
Rose Cecilia Fayard (Parker) and James Madison Parker had settled in Woolmarket at the old plantation acreage of her father Alexis Fayard, and Peter's father William W. was born in Woolmaarket.
When Peter's father William W. Parker (1847) was a lad of about 15 years of age, his father James Madison Parker, took him to one of the Islands on his schooner to hide him, because the Civil War was ongoing and the Yankee's came in and took over Oaklawn and the family was forced to cook and feed the union soldiers.
The following is from family notes:
Peter's father 'William W. Parker' was the son that James Madison Parker hid out on the Island in the Gulf off of Biloxi, Mississippi during the Civil War.
In an article written by a family member she stated that the Yankees were looking for boys for the army and his father took him in his schooner to hide him. He was about 14 to 15 years of age at the time of the Civil War 1861~1865
Source: Daughter of Rosalee Cecilia Parker Stewart (Ariel Cecile Stewart)
1880 Census Biloxi, Harrison County, MS
Parker, William/Self/Married/Male/White/34/Sailor/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Wife/Married/Female/White/24/House/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Peter/Son/Single/Male/White/5/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bulah/Dau/Single/Female/White/2/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, William/Son/Single/Male/White/3 Months/Ms/Ms/Ms
1900 US Federal Census Biloxi, Harrison County, Ms
Parker, Emma/Head/F/W/Widow/44/Nov.1855/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bula (Beulah?)/Dau/F/W/S/21/Jan.1879/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Willie/Son/M/W/S/11/March 1880/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, James/Son/M/W/S/18/April 1882/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Ramand/Son/M/W/S/16/March 1884/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Dau/F/W/S/14/July 1885/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Jessie/Dau/F/W/S/13/March 1887/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Urbin/Son/M/W/S/11/Nov.1888/Ms/Ms/Ms
Bio Information by:
Bobbie Mabry Graue
Fayard/Parker Descendant
Male
30 December 1874–29 March 1943
•
Brief Life History of Peter
When Peter Parker was born on 30 December 1874, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, his father, William Owen Parker, was 28 and his mother, Emma Anise Quave, was 18.
He married Ernestine A. Lepre. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter.
He lived in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States for about 60 years.
He died on 29 March 1943, in Harrison, Mississippi, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Biloxi, Harrison, Mississippi, United States.
Spouse
Peter Parker / 30 December 1874–29 March 1943 • Male
Ernestine A. Lepre / 13 September 1874 - 03 Nov 1944 • Female
Children (5)
August Hilliard Parker / 1900–1983 • Male
Margaret C. Parker / 1902–1987 • Female
Charles W Parker / 1904–1958 • Male
Peter R Parker / 1909–Deceased • Male
Hurbert Parker / 1910–Deceased • Male
Parents
William Owen Parker / 1846–1893 • Male
Emma Anise Quave / 1856–1925 • Female
Siblings (8)
Peter Parker / 1874–1943 • Male
Beulah Parker / 1879–1946 • Female
Capt William Owen Parker / 1880–1974 • Male
James Walter Parker / 1882–1934 • Male
Raymond John Parker / 1884–1961 • Male
Emma C Parker / 1885–1947 • Female
Jesse Eugene Parker / 1887–1955 • Male
Urbin Parker / 1888–1976 • Male
Captain Peter Parker was the son of William W. Parker and Emma Quave.
Peter's grandfather was James Madison Parker, who was born in Baltimore, Maryland (1801) and came to Mississippi as a sailor, where he met and married Rose Cecilia Fayard (Daughter of Alexis Fayard and Martha R yan).
Rose Cecilia Fayard (Parker) and James Madison Parker had settled in Woolmarket at the old plantation acreage of her father Alexis Fayard, and Peter's father William W. was born in Woolmaarket.
When Peter's father William W. Parker (1847) was a lad of about 15 years of age, his father James Madison Parker, took him to one of the Islands on his schooner to hide him, because the Civil War was ongoing and the Yankee's came in and took over Oaklawn and the family was forced to cook and feed the union soldiers.
The following is from family notes:
Peter's father 'William W. Parker' was the son that James Madison Parker hid out on the Island in the Gulf off of Biloxi, Mississippi during the Civil War.
In an article written by a family member she stated that the Yankees were looking for boys for the army and his father took him in his schooner to hide him. He was about 14 to 15 years of age at the time of the Civil War 1861~1865
Source: Daughter of Rosalee Cecilia Parker Stewart (Ariel Cecile Stewart)
1880 Census Biloxi, Harrison County, MS
Parker, William/Self/Married/Male/White/34/Sailor/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Wife/Married/Female/White/24/House/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Peter/Son/Single/Male/White/5/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bulah/Dau/Single/Female/White/2/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, William/Son/Single/Male/White/3 Months/Ms/Ms/Ms
1900 US Federal Census Biloxi, Harrison County, Ms
Parker, Emma/Head/F/W/Widow/44/Nov.1855/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Bula (Beulah?)/Dau/F/W/S/21/Jan.1879/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Willie/Son/M/W/S/11/March 1880/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, James/Son/M/W/S/18/April 1882/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Ramand/Son/M/W/S/16/March 1884/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Emma/Dau/F/W/S/14/July 1885/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Jessie/Dau/F/W/S/13/March 1887/Ms/Ms/Ms
Parker, Urbin/Son/M/W/S/11/Nov.1888/Ms/Ms/Ms
Bio Information by:
Bobbie Mabry Graue
Fayard/Parker Descendant
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