He married Elizabeth Ingling 14 Sep 1844 in Bellefontaine, Logan, Ohio.
They were the parents of eleven: Rebecca Jane, Emma, John Conroe, Perry C., an infant, Darius Haines, Letitia, Lucretia Ann, Hannah, Leander, and Sarah E. Parker.
The WPA survey indicates Lake City cemetery, which is confirmed by Contributor Deb T., however, another contributor previously indicated David was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Lake City, Calhoun County, IA (where his wife was later interred).
They were the parents of eleven: Rebecca Jane, Emma, John Conroe, Perry C., an infant, Darius Haines, Letitia, Lucretia Ann, Hannah, Leander, and Sarah E. Parker.
The WPA survey indicates Lake City cemetery, which is confirmed by Contributor Deb T., however, another contributor previously indicated David was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Lake City, Calhoun County, IA (where his wife was later interred).
He married Elizabeth Ingling 14 Sep 1844 in Bellefontaine, Logan, Ohio.
They were the parents of eleven: Rebecca Jane, Emma, John Conroe, Perry C., an infant, Darius Haines, Letitia, Lucretia Ann, Hannah, Leander, and Sarah E. Parker.
The WPA survey indicates Lake City cemetery, which is confirmed by Contributor Deb T., however, another contributor previously indicated David was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Lake City, Calhoun County, IA (where his wife was later interred).
They were the parents of eleven: Rebecca Jane, Emma, John Conroe, Perry C., an infant, Darius Haines, Letitia, Lucretia Ann, Hannah, Leander, and Sarah E. Parker.
The WPA survey indicates Lake City cemetery, which is confirmed by Contributor Deb T., however, another contributor previously indicated David was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Lake City, Calhoun County, IA (where his wife was later interred).
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