Hiland was living in Connecticut when the Civil War broke out in 1861 enlisting as a Private in the 14th Infantry Company F August 11, 1862 at seventeen years old. Company F was largely formed by men from the Hartford area. Wounded at Antietam the 14th fought in the battles at Chancellorsville, Bristow Station, Mine Run, Gettysburg, Stony Mountain, Mortons Ford, Fredericksburg, Hatchers Run, The Wilderness, Petersburg. After the war Hiland traveled around the country selling mortuary supplies.
Parents:
Luman F Parker 1813 - 1909
Elizabeth Wylie Parker 1813 - 1906
Siblings:
Lydia Parker 1842 -
Luman F Parker 1847 -
Charles E Parker 1849 -
William DW Parker 1852 - 1930
Grandparents:
Hiland Hale Parker 1788 - 1830
Lydia Pratt 1788 - 1848
Great Grandparents:
Jotham Parker 1753 - 1815
Sarah Parker 1758 - 1848
Spouse:
Cora Strong Parker
Hiland was living in Connecticut when the Civil War broke out in 1861 enlisting as a Private in the 14th Infantry Company F August 11, 1862 at seventeen years old. Company F was largely formed by men from the Hartford area. Wounded at Antietam the 14th fought in the battles at Chancellorsville, Bristow Station, Mine Run, Gettysburg, Stony Mountain, Mortons Ford, Fredericksburg, Hatchers Run, The Wilderness, Petersburg. After the war Hiland traveled around the country selling mortuary supplies.
Parents:
Luman F Parker 1813 - 1909
Elizabeth Wylie Parker 1813 - 1906
Siblings:
Lydia Parker 1842 -
Luman F Parker 1847 -
Charles E Parker 1849 -
William DW Parker 1852 - 1930
Grandparents:
Hiland Hale Parker 1788 - 1830
Lydia Pratt 1788 - 1848
Great Grandparents:
Jotham Parker 1753 - 1815
Sarah Parker 1758 - 1848
Spouse:
Cora Strong Parker
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