Lucy was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Parker. She was the sister of Corp John Parker and Lottie Parker Marshall.
Lucy's father, John, was murdered in 1863 for the money he was carrying to recruit substitutes for the town of Derry, New Hampshire in the Civil War. She erected a stone in his memory which stated the fact that he was murdered and where. Had Lucy not done this, this biographer would never have uncovered the tragic story of her family. Thank you Lucy for keeping your family's memory alive.
Lucy's father, John, was murdered in 1863 for the money he was carrying to recruit substitutes for the town of Derry, New Hampshire in the Civil War. She erected a stone in his memory which stated the fact that he was murdered and where. Had Lucy not done this, this biographer would never have uncovered the tragic story of her family. Thank you Lucy for keeping your family's memory alive.
Lucy was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Parker. She was the sister of Corp John Parker and Lottie Parker Marshall.
Lucy's father, John, was murdered in 1863 for the money he was carrying to recruit substitutes for the town of Derry, New Hampshire in the Civil War. She erected a stone in his memory which stated the fact that he was murdered and where. Had Lucy not done this, this biographer would never have uncovered the tragic story of her family. Thank you Lucy for keeping your family's memory alive.
Lucy's father, John, was murdered in 1863 for the money he was carrying to recruit substitutes for the town of Derry, New Hampshire in the Civil War. She erected a stone in his memory which stated the fact that he was murdered and where. Had Lucy not done this, this biographer would never have uncovered the tragic story of her family. Thank you Lucy for keeping your family's memory alive.
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