Parker Cemetery
Land for cemetery donated by Isaac Duke Parker, Jan. 14, 1901. He was son of Isaac Parker, pioneer politician for whom Parker County was named and who was the uncle of Cynthia Ann Parker, white girl captured by Comanche Indians in 1836 and reared as an Indian. She was the wife of Comanche Peta Nocona and mother of Quanah Parker, the last great Comanche war chief. Both Isaac Parker and Isaac Duke Parker served as members of the Texas Legislature. Isaac Duke Parker is buried here. Cemetery also contains a public burial section.
32.8095° N, 97.2051° W
Where to Find It
1300 Block of Cardinal Drive, Hurst
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi N Post Oak-Parker Cemetery Hurst
- <0.1 mi E I. D. Parker Public Cemetery and Homestead Hurst
- 1.3 mi NE William Letchworth Hurst Hurst
- 1.8 mi NE Isham Chapel Methodist Church Hurst
- 2.4 mi SE Site of Randol Mill Fort Worth
- 2.8 mi W Judge Benjamin Franklin Barkley Haltom City