"I'm sorry, David, but I do not have Enoch Parker in my database. Glad to check other names for you!
Jeanette"
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Jeanette Howell replied to David Parker's discussion Duplin County, NC Parkers in the group Chowan, Perquimans, Northampton, Anson Counties, North Carolina Parkers
David Parker replied to David Parker's discussion Duplin County, NC Parkers in the group Chowan, Perquimans, Northampton, Anson Counties, North Carolina Parkers"Jeanette,
Did John Parker have any brothers? I am related to Enoch Parker who lived in Duplin County, NC in the late 1700's. Do you have Enoch in your tree any where?"
Jeanette Howell replied to David Parker's discussion Duplin County, NC Parkers in the group Chowan, Perquimans, Northampton, Anson Counties, North Carolina Parkers"My John Parker died leaving a will in Duplin Co., NC in 1788. He did not name all his children, however.
This is my transcription of the original will, preserving spelling and writing to the best of my ability.
In the Name of god Amen…"
John Grumbine left a comment for David Parker"Hi David, After 2 years I have convinced my cousin Jimmy Parker to take a Y-DNA Test and so far no other Parker groups match ours. Would you be
willing to take the DNA testing? -John Grumbine"
David Parker left a comment for Dorsie Klem"Dorsie, I just checked my Ancestry line. I am not directly related to Buckner. I am related to his brother, Hezekiah Parker, who I think died in his twenties. He had a son, Jacob William Parker, who lived with…"
David Parker left a comment for Dorsie Klem"My mother was Marjorie Sahloff and my father was John Earl Parker, Jr of Oak Harborh, OH. Son of John Earl Parker, Sr. of Harleyville, SC. I will have to check on Ruth Wood. "
Dorsie Klem left a comment for David Parker"Hi David, any information on Ruth Wood would be helpful. What was your mom and dads name?"
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- At 2:00pm on September 16, 2012,
Patricia Ross Parker said…
Hello, David Parker of Sylvania -
Sept. 16, 2012 I see that you have Duplin NC ancestors. Would you know of any Merritt ancestors (ca. 1790-1830+) family of older HOH Gabriel who died Sampson or Duplin Co. area ca. 1810 and left a widow Sarah nee? Parker. She had additional children, then moved them all to Georgia where son Richard Garrison Parker was born ca. 1833. He was found later in Early Co. Georgia.
If any of the above is familiar, please advise at my page here at PH or my email pandjparker@msn.com. Thanks.
Patricia Ross Parker, Parker Surname YDNA Project Family Group #7
- At 12:20am on December 1, 2011, John Grumbine said…
Hi David, After 2 years I have convinced my cousin Jimmy Parker to take a Y-DNA Test and so far no other Parker groups match ours. Would you be
willing to take the DNA testing? -John Grumbine
- At 6:57pm on February 27, 2011, Dorsie Klem said…
- Thank you for taking the time to check out.
- At 5:32pm on February 26, 2011, Dorsie Klem said…
- Hi David, any information on Ruth Wood would be helpful. What was your mom and dads name?
- At 4:59pm on February 26, 2011, Dorsie Klem said…
- Hi David, My name is Dorsie. My mom was Gladys Parker Klem from Corning, NY. I have been on ancestry.com researching the Parker family. My grandfather was Council Calhoun Parker, my great-grandfather was Buckner, and Great-great grandfather was Enoch Parker. My Aunt Ann Parker did research and found that Buckner Parker was married 3 times. First wife was Ellen Grant (no children), Ruth Wood (married 1845) Council mother, Emily Sue Bradham (3rd wife, married 1856) had children also.
- At 2:53pm on November 12, 2008,
Judi (Parker) Dillon said… - Hi David,
No news regarding my birth father. I've been swamped. My adopted mother, Peg is now living with us. She's blind, 91 and doing well. Keep us in your prayers. Miss talking to you, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!
Judi & family
- At 10:50pm on November 11, 2008,
john grumbine said… - Hi David ! Buckner Parker was married twice. Once to Emily Bradham & the other to a Ruth Wood. He had as one of his sons Council Calhoun Parker, my great grand father. His tomb stone was missing so I got him a confederate one in its place. He was in the1st N.C Heavy Art. in the civil war. His wife,
Margaret Judge is buried with him. Can you trace our Parker
ancestors before Enoch? Also , have you done any DNA tests?
I would like to know what group we belong.
- At 6:42pm on October 6, 2008,
Charlene Parker Montgomery said… - Some of my Parkers came from these counties. Our line is in Group 1, P-102. My father told me that some of them came from Wilkes County, NC. I have not been able to definitely find which counties they came from. According to DNA, we are related to Kathy Bryant though.
- At 12:39am on September 7, 2008, Judi (Parker) Dillon said…
- David,
I'm looking for a connection to John Parker who lived in the Dayton area in 1951 had a child sometime between 1954-1957. John wasn't from Ohio and relocated from the South after high school graduation with siblings to find work. He worked for General Motors (Aldephi) in 1951 and dated Marjorie Rhoades. He was about 6' tall, blue eyes, dark hair, and a dimpled smile. I know very little I'm afraid and looking for any information I can gather. Thank you for your time.
Judi Parker Dillon
- At 2:58pm on September 5, 2008,
David Parker said… - Hi, My name is also David C. Parker. My dad still lives in Sylvania, Ga. I'm 48 years old. All my kin are from there.
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