Served during the Civil War with Company M, 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry. Promoted to the rank of Quartermaster Sergeant.
From the Janesville Gazette:
Isaac Parker, brother of Mrs. John W. Carpenter of this city and Miss Mathilda Parker, died at his home in Chicago on Friday after an illness of two years with diabetes. Mr. Parker formerly resided in this city where he was a prominent business man, being in partnership with the late Guy Carter in the livery business. He was 63 years of age last August and was a loyal member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
From the Janesville Gazette:
Isaac Parker, brother of Mrs. John W. Carpenter of this city and Miss Mathilda Parker, died at his home in Chicago on Friday after an illness of two years with diabetes. Mr. Parker formerly resided in this city where he was a prominent business man, being in partnership with the late Guy Carter in the livery business. He was 63 years of age last August and was a loyal member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Served during the Civil War with Company M, 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry. Promoted to the rank of Quartermaster Sergeant.
From the Janesville Gazette:
Isaac Parker, brother of Mrs. John W. Carpenter of this city and Miss Mathilda Parker, died at his home in Chicago on Friday after an illness of two years with diabetes. Mr. Parker formerly resided in this city where he was a prominent business man, being in partnership with the late Guy Carter in the livery business. He was 63 years of age last August and was a loyal member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
From the Janesville Gazette:
Isaac Parker, brother of Mrs. John W. Carpenter of this city and Miss Mathilda Parker, died at his home in Chicago on Friday after an illness of two years with diabetes. Mr. Parker formerly resided in this city where he was a prominent business man, being in partnership with the late Guy Carter in the livery business. He was 63 years of age last August and was a loyal member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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I am not sure whey there is a discrepency between his date of death in the newspaper and the stone.
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