Kentucky: A History of the State. Perrin, Battle & Kniffin, 2nd ed.,1885,
Webster Co.

HON. WILLIAM RANDOLPH PARKER, Webster County, was born May 5, 1849, in
Henderson County, Ky, where he grew to manhood, and in 1866 removed to
Webster County, his present home.  His father, Joel Parker, a native of
Granville County, N.C., was born in 1824, came to Kentucky with his
parents, and is still living.  He is the son of Jonas Parker.  Joel has
been twice married: first to Sarah A., daughter of Randolph Osborn, of
Henderson County, and from this union sprang our subject, Fannie (Bailey),
Susan (Mounts), Miranda (Archibald), and Joel.  By his second marriage with
Queen Chandler, nee Bailey, were born three children; two died in infancy,
and Pearl is still lviing.  W.R. Parker was married, March 27, 1876 to Miss
Tempie R. Mounts, of Webster County, (born in 1849), and to them have been
born two children: Gem and Otto.  Mrs. Tempie R. Parker died April 16,
1885.  Mr. Parker has served one term in the State legislature and for many
years been active as a constable, deputy clerk and chairman of the board of
trustees of his village.  He is a merchant and general trader, in which
fortune has favored him.  He is a Royal Arch Mason and politically a
Democrat.

Parker Osborn Bailey Mounts Archibald Chandler
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Henderson Granville-NC
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