Bridgeport Chronicle-Union, 8/19/1905 (Saturday):

Death Visits Parker Home.

The "Grim Reaper" visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parker on Monday morning at 2 o'clock and took away their little girl, Christena, aged 2 yrs and 5 months.

Her death was caused by cholera infantum from which she had suffered for about a week. Previous to that she had always been in good health.

The funeral was held from the family residence Tuesday P.M. Services were held in the M.E. church, Rev. Darling officiating.

The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in the loss of their first born. She had reached the age when children become interesting and a sunshine in the home and her loss at this time is a sad blow.

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California Death Index: Christina Parker, 2 yrs, d. 8/14/1905, Mono County (County Code 26)

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Daughters of the American Revolution, Vital Records from Cemeteries in California, Volume 13 (Book 18), pp. 119-121 (Bodie, CA, 9/28/1952), CSL Book Collection, qc 929.2 D2c: listed as In Loving Memory, Christine, Daughter of Geo. & Alice E. Parker, B. Mar18, 1903, D. Aug. 14, 1905

Daughters of the American Revolution, Vital Records from Cemeteries in California, Volume 16 (Book 21), pp. 168-171 (Bodie, CA, 1957), CSL Book Collection, qc 929.2 D2c: listed as Christine Parker, daughter of George & Alice E. Parker, Mar. 18, 1903 – Aug. 14, 1905

California cemeteries tombstone inscriptions, Northern Sierra area 1850s-1959 (Verna Stumpf Paterson and members of Reno Chapter of the Daughters' of the American Colonists, LDS Family History Library Film No. 1320853, Item 19: listed as Christine Parker, b. 18 Mar 1903, d. 14 Aug 1905, Dau/George & Alice E.

Daughters of the American Revolution, Vital Records from Cemeteries in California, Volume 18 (Book 23), pp.82-83 (Bodie Cemetery, 9/3/1966), CSL Book Collection, qc 929.2 D2c: listed as Christine Parker, dau. of George & Alice E., Mar. 18, 1903 – Aug. 14, 1905

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1900 Census, Homer, Mono County, California: (Household of Francis Durand)

George Parker, boarder, b. Sep 1875, 24 yrs, Single, b. Nevada, Father b. England, Mother b. Ireland, Miner of Ores

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1910 Census, Mammoth, Juab County, Utah:

George Parker, 35 yrs, Married once 8 years, b. Nevada, Father b. England, Mother b. Ireland, Assayer/Silver-Lead mine, Rents House; Alice E. Parker, wife, 27 yrs, 3 children born/2 children then living, b. Nevada, Father b. California, Mother b. Iowa; Eugene V. Parker, son, 4 yrs, Single, b. California, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada; Warren Parker, son, 1 ½ yrs, b. California, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada

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1920 Census, Wabuska, Lyon County, Nevada:

George Parker, 44 yrs, married, b. Nevada, Father b. England, Mother b. Ireland, Farmer/Farm, Owns farm free of mortgage; Alice Parker, wife, 37 yrs, b. Nevada, Father b. California, Mother b. California; Eugene Parker, son, 14 yrs, Single, b. Nevada, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada; Warren Parker, son, 11 yrs, single, b. Nevada, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada; Margaret Parker, daughter, 9 mos, Single, b. Nevada, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada

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1930 Census, Wabuska-Thompson, Lyon County, Nevada:

George Parker, 54 yrs, Married, married at age 37 yrs, b. Nevada, Father b. England, Mother b. Ireland, Farmer/General Farming, Owns farm; Alice E. Parker, wife, 47 yrs, married at age 20 yrs, b. Nevada, Father b. California, Mother b. Iowa; Eugene Parker, son, 24 yrs, Single, b. California, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada; Warren G?. Parker, 21 yrs, Single, b. California, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada; Margaret Parker, daughter, 11 yrs, Single, b. Nevada, Father b. Nevada, Mother b. Nevada