Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History & Culture Enduring Connections: Exploring Delmarva's Black History

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Record #335 from Delaware Annual Conference Methodist Episcopal Church Memoirs 1865-1950

Date of Conference Journal Memoir/Obituary April 4-8, 1934
Deceased Person Eben E. Parker
Birth 11/17/1842 at Vienna, Dorchester County, Md.
Death 9/5/1933 at home of daughter, Mary A. Parker 1510 N. Opal St. Philadelphia. Funeral service at Tindley Temple M. E. Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Church Service, Charges Served, Affiliated Locations, and Other Biographical Information Converted 1858 at Vienna, Md. Joined Salem Church on Church Creek charge. Deprived of school but acquired education allowing him to join Delaware Conference in 1879. Charges: Talbot Circuit, Md; Fairmount, Md.; Salisbury, Md; Ezion, Wilmington, Del; Salem, N. J.; Millington, Md; Bainbridge St. M.E. Church, Phil; Merchantville, N. J.; Cambridge District; Ferry Ave, Camden N.J.; Cape May; Sommerville, Pa; Darby, Pa; Springtown, N.J.; Berlin, N. J.; Ocean City, N. J. Retired in 1929.
Family and Other Information Parents: Robert & Millie Parker Spouse: Patience Lavinia Hughes of Blackwater, Dorchester County, Md. - 12 children: E. Otho Parker (now minister in Del. Conf. & pastor at Ezion M. E. in Wilmington), Cornelius B. Parker (Philadelphia), Eben W. Parker (clerk in post office in Phila.); Prof. Theophilus R. Parker (principal of Addison High School at Roanoke, Va), Everett Q. Parker (Brooklyn, N. Y.) & Samuel Morgan Parker (deceased), Mary A. Parker, Mrs. Emma C. Pipes (deceased), Mrs. Addie G. Waters (Phila), Olevia Dora Parker (deceased), Mrs. Jeanette Jenkins (Richmond, Va, wife of Rev. Joseph H. Jenkins, Washington Conf. M. E. Church), Mrs. Cecie P. Henry (pharmacist, wife of Dr. W. M. M. Henry, physician Dover, Del.) Mrs. Reiter Emmerson, Phila).
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