D. A. Parker House
A native of Ohio, David Absalom Parker (b. 1849) came to Coleman County in 1876 with his wife, Nannie Rachel (Atkinson). Soon after, they constructed this two-story stone residence. Parker became a prominent area cattleman and helped establish the town of Novice when rail lines were built to the area in 1910. The owner of a general store and cotton gin, he was instrumental in the formation of school, church, and post office. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1983
31.9693° N, 99.6585° W
Where to Find It
2 miles west of Novice on FM 1770, then 1 mile south on CR 488
Nearby Markers
- 1.9 mi NW Atoka Cemetery Novice
- 6.2 mi NW Content Cemetery Crews
- 6.4 mi NW Old Townsite of Content Crews
- 6.4 mi NW Alec Simmons Winters
- 6.9 mi E Silver Valley Cemetery Silver Valley
- 6.9 mi NW Counts Cemetery Winters