Cynthia Ann Parker
ca. 1825-ca. 1871
The Parker Reunion is held anually each July at Fort Parker State Park [info] [map].
Quanah Parker
ca. 1840-1911

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Last updated on 25 July 2009


Thanks to everyone for a great 2009 reunion. It was good to see the familiar faces and many new faces as well. The website has been updated with pictures from this year's reunion. Also, the birth, death and other miscellaneous records have been added to the pics and records page. Make sure to check them out.

We look forward to seeing everyone next year for the Parker Reunion on July 16-18, 2010.

Board members as of 2009:

Chairman Weldon and Betty Burke
Treasurer David Burke
Secretary Wanda Burke
Officers Betty Ann Jett
Darwin and Emma Gilmore
Kitchen Committee Drew Cochran
Mike Cochran
Darlene Elkins
Ross Cochran
Genealogy Scott Nicholson
2009 Parker Family Photo

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Sons of the American Revolution
Elder John Parker Marker Dedication Ceremony
At 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 22, 2006, the Sons of the American Revolution marked the grave of Elder John Parker with a S.A.R. Marker, noting him as one of the brave men who helped shape early America, and recognizing him as a revolutionary war veteran.