Name: JAMES HENRY JR PARKER
Death Date: APR /13/1946 Interment Date: APR /16/1946 Birth Date: FEB /13/1875
Age at Death: 67y2m Cause of Death: RUPTURE OF AORTA
Location at Death: KANSAS CITY, JACKSON CO., MO
Physical Location at Death: ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
Sex: M Nativity: AMERICAN Ethnicity: CAUCASIAN
Occupation: INSURANCE
Child of: James H Parker Sr., & Olivia Wilson
Spouse of: Lucy McCord
Mother of:
Father of: J.H. Parker III
Other Known Relatives:
Brief Biography: obituary from Sunday April 14, 1948 News Press Harry Parker Died in K.C. J. H. Parker Jr., a former St. Joseph resident who was prominent in business and social circles here, died yesterday morning in St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas city following a day's illness. Mr. Parker, who was known to his friends as Harry Parker, came to St. Joseph as a young man, was married here and made his home here until 20 years ago, when the family moved to Kansas City. His wife was formerly Miss Lucy McCord and her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. James McCord. the late S.S. McCord and james H. McCord of this city were her brothers. The McCord-Parker marriage took place June 12, 1901, in the First Presbyterian Church. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Parker lived at 2820 Frederick avenue. During his residence here, Mr. Parker was associated with the Parker-Gordan Wholesale Grocery Company. Survivors are his wife and a son, J.H. Parker III, who recently returned to Kansas City after service in Japan. The funeral will be Tuesday morning at 11 at the Stine & McClure mortuary in Kansas City. The body will then be brought to St. Joseph and placed in the McCord family vault in Mount Mora Cemetery at 2 p.m. with the Rev. James S. Allen officiating.
Death Date: APR /13/1946 Interment Date: APR /16/1946 Birth Date: FEB /13/1875
Age at Death: 67y2m Cause of Death: RUPTURE OF AORTA
Location at Death: KANSAS CITY, JACKSON CO., MO
Physical Location at Death: ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
Sex: M Nativity: AMERICAN Ethnicity: CAUCASIAN
Occupation: INSURANCE
Child of: James H Parker Sr., & Olivia Wilson
Spouse of: Lucy McCord
Mother of:
Father of: J.H. Parker III
Other Known Relatives:
Brief Biography: obituary from Sunday April 14, 1948 News Press Harry Parker Died in K.C. J. H. Parker Jr., a former St. Joseph resident who was prominent in business and social circles here, died yesterday morning in St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas city following a day's illness. Mr. Parker, who was known to his friends as Harry Parker, came to St. Joseph as a young man, was married here and made his home here until 20 years ago, when the family moved to Kansas City. His wife was formerly Miss Lucy McCord and her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. James McCord. the late S.S. McCord and james H. McCord of this city were her brothers. The McCord-Parker marriage took place June 12, 1901, in the First Presbyterian Church. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Parker lived at 2820 Frederick avenue. During his residence here, Mr. Parker was associated with the Parker-Gordan Wholesale Grocery Company. Survivors are his wife and a son, J.H. Parker III, who recently returned to Kansas City after service in Japan. The funeral will be Tuesday morning at 11 at the Stine & McClure mortuary in Kansas City. The body will then be brought to St. Joseph and placed in the McCord family vault in Mount Mora Cemetery at 2 p.m. with the Rev. James S. Allen officiating.
Name: JAMES HENRY JR PARKER
Death Date: APR /13/1946 Interment Date: APR /16/1946 Birth Date: FEB /13/1875
Age at Death: 67y2m Cause of Death: RUPTURE OF AORTA
Location at Death: KANSAS CITY, JACKSON CO., MO
Physical Location at Death: ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
Sex: M Nativity: AMERICAN Ethnicity: CAUCASIAN
Occupation: INSURANCE
Child of: James H Parker Sr., & Olivia Wilson
Spouse of: Lucy McCord
Mother of:
Father of: J.H. Parker III
Other Known Relatives:
Brief Biography: obituary from Sunday April 14, 1948 News Press Harry Parker Died in K.C. J. H. Parker Jr., a former St. Joseph resident who was prominent in business and social circles here, died yesterday morning in St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas city following a day's illness. Mr. Parker, who was known to his friends as Harry Parker, came to St. Joseph as a young man, was married here and made his home here until 20 years ago, when the family moved to Kansas City. His wife was formerly Miss Lucy McCord and her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. James McCord. the late S.S. McCord and james H. McCord of this city were her brothers. The McCord-Parker marriage took place June 12, 1901, in the First Presbyterian Church. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Parker lived at 2820 Frederick avenue. During his residence here, Mr. Parker was associated with the Parker-Gordan Wholesale Grocery Company. Survivors are his wife and a son, J.H. Parker III, who recently returned to Kansas City after service in Japan. The funeral will be Tuesday morning at 11 at the Stine & McClure mortuary in Kansas City. The body will then be brought to St. Joseph and placed in the McCord family vault in Mount Mora Cemetery at 2 p.m. with the Rev. James S. Allen officiating.
Death Date: APR /13/1946 Interment Date: APR /16/1946 Birth Date: FEB /13/1875
Age at Death: 67y2m Cause of Death: RUPTURE OF AORTA
Location at Death: KANSAS CITY, JACKSON CO., MO
Physical Location at Death: ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
Sex: M Nativity: AMERICAN Ethnicity: CAUCASIAN
Occupation: INSURANCE
Child of: James H Parker Sr., & Olivia Wilson
Spouse of: Lucy McCord
Mother of:
Father of: J.H. Parker III
Other Known Relatives:
Brief Biography: obituary from Sunday April 14, 1948 News Press Harry Parker Died in K.C. J. H. Parker Jr., a former St. Joseph resident who was prominent in business and social circles here, died yesterday morning in St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas city following a day's illness. Mr. Parker, who was known to his friends as Harry Parker, came to St. Joseph as a young man, was married here and made his home here until 20 years ago, when the family moved to Kansas City. His wife was formerly Miss Lucy McCord and her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. James McCord. the late S.S. McCord and james H. McCord of this city were her brothers. The McCord-Parker marriage took place June 12, 1901, in the First Presbyterian Church. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Parker lived at 2820 Frederick avenue. During his residence here, Mr. Parker was associated with the Parker-Gordan Wholesale Grocery Company. Survivors are his wife and a son, J.H. Parker III, who recently returned to Kansas City after service in Japan. The funeral will be Tuesday morning at 11 at the Stine & McClure mortuary in Kansas City. The body will then be brought to St. Joseph and placed in the McCord family vault in Mount Mora Cemetery at 2 p.m. with the Rev. James S. Allen officiating.
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