Seattle Times January 15, 1959
Mrs. Henry L. Parker - Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda W. Parker, 88, who died yesterday in a nursing home will be held Saturday in the Columbia Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood. Mrs. Parker was born in Cedar Forks, Tennessee. She came to Seattle from Tenessee with her husband, Henry L. Parker, and family in 1906. Mr. Parker, a carpenter and laborer, died in 1951. Survivors are two sons, Herman Parker, Auburn and Ira Parker, Maple Valle; four daughters, Mrs. Jacob Boldt, Mrs. Lloy Walker and Mrs. Elmer Seymour, all of Seattle and Mrs. Henry Boldt, Los Angeles; 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Henry L. Parker - Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda W. Parker, 88, who died yesterday in a nursing home will be held Saturday in the Columbia Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood. Mrs. Parker was born in Cedar Forks, Tennessee. She came to Seattle from Tenessee with her husband, Henry L. Parker, and family in 1906. Mr. Parker, a carpenter and laborer, died in 1951. Survivors are two sons, Herman Parker, Auburn and Ira Parker, Maple Valle; four daughters, Mrs. Jacob Boldt, Mrs. Lloy Walker and Mrs. Elmer Seymour, all of Seattle and Mrs. Henry Boldt, Los Angeles; 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Seattle Times January 15, 1959
Mrs. Henry L. Parker - Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda W. Parker, 88, who died yesterday in a nursing home will be held Saturday in the Columbia Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood. Mrs. Parker was born in Cedar Forks, Tennessee. She came to Seattle from Tenessee with her husband, Henry L. Parker, and family in 1906. Mr. Parker, a carpenter and laborer, died in 1951. Survivors are two sons, Herman Parker, Auburn and Ira Parker, Maple Valle; four daughters, Mrs. Jacob Boldt, Mrs. Lloy Walker and Mrs. Elmer Seymour, all of Seattle and Mrs. Henry Boldt, Los Angeles; 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Henry L. Parker - Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda W. Parker, 88, who died yesterday in a nursing home will be held Saturday in the Columbia Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood. Mrs. Parker was born in Cedar Forks, Tennessee. She came to Seattle from Tenessee with her husband, Henry L. Parker, and family in 1906. Mr. Parker, a carpenter and laborer, died in 1951. Survivors are two sons, Herman Parker, Auburn and Ira Parker, Maple Valle; four daughters, Mrs. Jacob Boldt, Mrs. Lloy Walker and Mrs. Elmer Seymour, all of Seattle and Mrs. Henry Boldt, Los Angeles; 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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