[184-536] ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, b 1860; dau Samuel and Harriet (Morgan) Buchanan [184— 216]; m CHARLES VOLNEY PARKER. 6b 1850; s Volney M. and Persis (Davis) Parker. Res., Julesburg, Col. (1921.)
Children (4):
2. Charles Volney, b* 1894; 1019 White Building, Buffalo, N.Y.
*Charles Volney Parker served in the U.S. A. for two and one-half years, during the World War, enlisting as a private in the 163rd U. 8. Infantry, and went to France in November, 1917. He was transferred to the Artillery in May, 1918; sent to the Artillery School at Saumur, France and commissioned August 30; sent to Tours to train as an aviation observer. He went to the front again in October and returned to the United States as an officer in the 3rd Regiment, U.S. Artillery, July, 1918.
{Philip M. Parker served as an instructor in Surveying for one year at the Engineering School at Washington Barracks, and was sent to Officers’ Training Camp at Louisville, Ky., lacking three weeks of receiving his commission when the Armistice was signed.