124 Johnston Street – Parker Home

City Directories and History: 1908 – J.E. Parker, 1917 – J.E. Parker, 1933 – James E. Parker, Hazel Allen, 1946 – James E. Parker, 1963- Edward McMurray,

“The James E. Parker family lived next door to the Londons on the east. Mrs. Parker was Annie Belle (May) Parker. Mr. Parker was connected with the firm of A. Friedheim & Brothers.”  [Robbins – White Tour Booklet]

The McElwee Store ledger of 1915 states that James E. Parker (salesman at A. Friedheim Brother’s Store), and wife Annie B. hold an account at their downtown Rock Hill store.

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