Anthony Jacob Parrish was born on May 22, 1858 near Carrolltown, PA. He was a son of Leo Joseph and Mary Martha (Koontz) Parrish. He always stated that he was born in Black Lick, but that is a township in Cambria County. However, a birth record shows him being born near Carrolltown, PA. He married Anna Adella Brubaker in 1880.
Anthony was a laborer and was of the Roman Catholic faith. He worked on farms, in the woods, on sawmills and for the B.R & P. Ry. Co., for 19 years. However, in his later years, he was the janitor for St. John's Lutheran Church in Rockton, PA. He enjoyed gardening and grew vegetables on his lot. He died at his home in Rockton.
Anthony was a laborer and was of the Roman Catholic faith. He worked on farms, in the woods, on sawmills and for the B.R & P. Ry. Co., for 19 years. However, in his later years, he was the janitor for St. John's Lutheran Church in Rockton, PA. He enjoyed gardening and grew vegetables on his lot. He died at his home in Rockton.
Anthony Jacob Parrish was born on May 22, 1858 near Carrolltown, PA. He was a son of Leo Joseph and Mary Martha (Koontz) Parrish. He always stated that he was born in Black Lick, but that is a township in Cambria County. However, a birth record shows him being born near Carrolltown, PA. He married Anna Adella Brubaker in 1880.
Anthony was a laborer and was of the Roman Catholic faith. He worked on farms, in the woods, on sawmills and for the B.R & P. Ry. Co., for 19 years. However, in his later years, he was the janitor for St. John's Lutheran Church in Rockton, PA. He enjoyed gardening and grew vegetables on his lot. He died at his home in Rockton.
Anthony was a laborer and was of the Roman Catholic faith. He worked on farms, in the woods, on sawmills and for the B.R & P. Ry. Co., for 19 years. However, in his later years, he was the janitor for St. John's Lutheran Church in Rockton, PA. He enjoyed gardening and grew vegetables on his lot. He died at his home in Rockton.
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