Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Warren County.

ELIJAH B. PARKER was born October 30, 1840, in Barren County, Ky., where 
he grew to manhood.  At the age of twenty-one years he removed to Warren 
County, where he has since resided.  His father, Joseph Parker, was born 
in Virginia, in 1809, and when a young man moved to Kentucky, and 
located in Hart County, and later in Barren County, where he now 
resides. He has been twice married; first, about 1835, to Mrs. Mary A. 
Hall, daughter of David Allen.  From this union sprang William J., Sarah 
F. (Gains), Robert A., Elijah B. and John.  His second marriage took 
place in 1845, with Nancy, daughter of James Monroe.  From this union 
one daughter - Elizabeth P. - grew to womanhood.  Elijah B. married, 
February 15, 1866, Mary F., daughter of Silas and Kitty (Neagle) Toll.  
To them have been born Marion F., Catherine (deceased), Joseph S., Ada 
P., Mary A., Sarah F. (deceased) and Elizabeth P.  Mr. Parker started in 
life about even with the world, but by industry, economy and 
perseverence he has become the owner of over 200 acres of well improved 
and productive land in a fine state of cultivation.  He began life as a 
farmer, and in 1865 bought a flouring-mill, which he operated for six 
years.  He then bought the farm where he now resides, and which he has 
since cultivated.  He has been, since his nineteenth year, a devoted and 
earnest member of the Methodist Church, of which his wife and three 
children are also members.  Neither he nor his son have ever used 
tobacco in any form, nor has he ever allowed any alcoholic liquors to be 
used in his family, except when prescribed by the family physician.  Mr. 
Parker takes a great intrest in the education of his children, giving 
them many of the advantages of which he was deprived.  Politically he is  
Democrat.

Allen Gains Hall Monroe Neagle Parker Toll
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Barren-KY Hart-KY VA

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