ERIE COUNTY OHIO BIOS; PARKER, James C. 1889

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 Aldrich's 1889 History of Erie
County, Ohio on page 613:

"Parker, James C., Groton, Sandy Hill P.O., a merchant and farmer of Groton,
was born in Margaretta, February 14, 1841, and was a son of Elihu and Eliza
(Walker) Parker, who were married in March, 1820. Mr. Parker was born in
Genesee County, N.Y., in 1794, and died January 22, 1887. His wife, Eliza,
died in 1853,leaving a family of ten children, five of whom are now living:
Henry, Ira, Phoebe, James C. and Elihu, Jr. Elihu Parker married a second
and
third time; both wives died, leaving no children. Mr. Parker settled in
Margaretta Township after the close of the War of 1812, in which he served,
on a farm of 200 acres, which he purchased on settlement here. James C.
Parker was married December 30, 1867, to Mary Puckrin. They have two
children
now living: George W., born in 1871, and Lucretia Estella, born in 1881.
Mary
was a daughter of Thomas and Martha Puckrin, and sister of Hon. Joseph
Puckrin. James C. Parker enlisted in Company I, 145th O.V.I., in 1864, and
was discharged at Columbus, O. He now owns a farm of 140 acres. He erected
his present store and dwelling, and became engaged in the mercantile
business."