he helped lewis henry morgan and the creation of his book, which is looked at at the beginnings of american anthropology. that same year, the seneca raised him to the position in distilling upon him the enstomary name that meant op door. he studied for the bar. he was denied access because he was not a citizen. it would not be until 1924 that citizenship would be universally the stowed upon native people. parker found success and adulation as a civil engineer. he worked for the treasury department. he worked on canals. then he spent some time in detroit and illinois where he named ulysseserk s. grant. he fought in the civil war alongside grant throughout the maddox and when the war ended, the general after being elected president appointed parker commissioner of indian affairs. when parker began his career in the federal government, he did so with decades of experience with working with indian communities. he worked for his own tribal community others to express in and spent time in albany working with state legislators, advocating for the seneca. he spent time in washington working with le