Death Notice for Capt. Elisha Adams PARKS (b.1814 NH d.1881 MN), Blue Earth Co., MN

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Death Notice for Capt. Elisha Adams PARKS (b. 1814 NH, d. 1881 MN) Early 
pioneer and resident of Blue Earth County, MN

Source #1: Newspaper
Mankato Review; 10 January 1882
Page 6: Column 2; Reads as follows:

- Capt. E. A. Parks, who has resided in Vernon Center [township, Section 19] 
since 1857, died in that township on the 31st of December [1881], from 
injuries received in a fall some days previous, and his funeral took place 
on Tuesday last. The captain was in this city several weeks previous and was 
apparently in good health.

[Born in South Acworth, Sullivan County, NH. Buried in the Garden City 
Cemetery, Blue Earth County, MN (grave is to the left side about 1/3 of 
the distance back from the eastern most front gate). Information in brackets 
added by the transcriber - William W. Porter on 7 July 2001.]