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Instructions for Use of Chat
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Can someone with knowledge of Chat, please post Instructions for Use of Chat.I have been a member for almost 4 years and can't use Chat because there are no instructions.Surley, I am not the only…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael R. Parker May 14.
Parkers in Connecticut
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Looking for anyone who has Parkers from Connecticut in their tree. I have a Joel Parker born 1796 in New Haven, Connecticut. Moved to Sampson County, NC Married a Sally Flemming had 12 children was…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dr. Mary Lee Swickert Nov 20, 2012.
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James David Parker replied to George Thomas Parker's discussion Instructions for Use of Chat"I "chatted" with someone the other day by experiment just to see how dumb I was. It's actually very simple, but limited use for me simply because I'm too wordy. A chat should probably be short informative bullet sentences and not…"
Michael R. Parker replied to George Thomas Parker's discussion Instructions for Use of Chat"Could be. I have not tried it as I prefer messaging. I will try to find to figure it out but may have to schedule a time when you can be on-line as it is difficult to chat alone. I inherited the chat feature when I acquired the site and have not…"
George Thomas Parker replied to George Thomas Parker's discussion Instructions for Use of Chat"Have you ever considered the possibility that no uses Chat because there are no instructions as to the workings. This particular feature is useless without instructions. No wonder that it doesn't get used."
Michael R. Parker replied to George Thomas Parker's discussion Instructions for Use of Chat"Maybe no one uses chat?"
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Parker Family Group 38 "Descendants of John Parker and Ivy Rachel Sessums"
: Members that span all lines leading from John and Rachel to present day, with each providing their particular line, as well as using the knowledge of those well versed in research to assist others. See More
George Thomas Parker posted a blog postNeeded! Instructions on How to properly Use Chat!
Would someone who is well acquainted with the workings of Chat, please post instructions for the use of Chat. I am sure that I can't be the only person frustrated with this! See More
George Thomas Parker posted a discussionInstructions for Use of Chat
Can someone with knowledge of Chat, please post Instructions for Use of Chat.I have been a member for almost 4 years and can't use Chat because there are no instructions.Surley, I am not the only person with this frustration.See More
Parker Family Group 38 "Descendants of John Parker and Ivy Rachel Sessums"
: Members that span all lines leading from John and Rachel to present day, with each providing their particular line, as well as using the knowledge of those well versed in research to assist others. See More
Renee Marie Slavkovsky joined George Thomas Parker's groupParker Family Group 38 "Descendants of John Parker and Ivy Rachel Sessums"
: Members that span all lines leading from John and Rachel to present day, with each providing their particular line, as well as using the knowledge of those well versed in research to assist others. See More
George Thomas Parker left a comment for Renee Marie Slavkovsky"Renee Marie,
I have sent you a message. Look in your inbox on the upper right corner of your page at P/H"
Renee Marie Slavkovsky left a comment for George Thomas Parker"You are correct! Jesse and Georgia were my grandparents. I was just talking this over with my dad. Thank you."
George Thomas Parker left a comment for Renee Marie Slavkovsky"Renee Marie,
From what I have read, you and Mara Parker Riggs are newly found cousins.
That would mean that you are related to Jessie Oliver Parker and Georgia Hinds Parker.
If this is true then you and I are related. Jessie Oliver Parker…"
Jeanette Howell joined George Thomas Parker's groupParker Family Group 38 "Descendants of John Parker and Ivy Rachel Sessums"
: Members that span all lines leading from John and Rachel to present day, with each providing their particular line, as well as using the knowledge of those well versed in research to assist others. See More
George Thomas Parker commented on Laura Parker's status"Lewis Parker, born 1761 in Sampson County, NC died on 14 Jul 1831 in Copiah County, Mississippi.
I have his Last Will attached to his Overview in my tree. You just need to look at my tree!"
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Needed! Instructions on How to properly Use Chat!
Would someone who is well acquainted with the workings of Chat, please post instructions for the use of Chat. I am sure that I can't be the only person frustrated with this!
Posted on May 7, 2013 at 4:05pm
Actively seeking descendants of Alfred Parker 1806-1861
I am actively seeking descendants of Alfred Parker, born 1806 in Bladen County, NC, died 1861 Geneva County, Alabama. Alfred was the son of my 3rd great grandparents, John Parker,1753-1838 and Rhoda Bedsole, 1779-1860. Alfred left NC with his oldest brother, Simon Peter Parker and both eventually settled in Coffee, County, Alabama.
Any one who might know of descendants, please contact me through Parker Heritage.
Posted on July 4, 2012 at 2:41pm
To All Members of Parker Heritage
I have Just received an e-mail from Jim Yarborough's sister, Terry. She informed me that Jim has been
hospitalized. His stay will be indefinite.
Posted on October 31, 2010 at 12:46pm — 6 Comments
QUESTIONS?
George Parker has been a member of Parker Heritage for almost a month and can not get anyone to answer questions about DNA Testing. I am a 6th generation descendant of Thomas Richard Parker, youngest son of John Parker III. Why is it so difficult to get anyone to answer a few questions?
I go to Chat and no one responds. I ask questions of individuals and no one responds. Cold Shoulder?
Will someone with knowlege of workings of Parker Heritage please answer…
ContinuePosted on June 8, 2010 at 5:00am — 10 Comments
Comment Wall (20 comments)
- At 10:27pm on May 7, 2013,
Patricia Ross Parker said…
Hello, George - The list of things I do not know is verrrry long, including how to finesse fields on this site. However, you may get some joy by contacting either
Mary Parker Fabian, Cindy Neely, or Karen Parker-Galvin. They are several of the many group holders whose Group pages show the "Join this Group" link. Probably they can tell you how they accessed that feature. Or, contact Darryl Parker who originated the Parker Heritage site years ago and has grown up with it year by year. He would know more about the workings than anyone else. Find him as member #1 on the Members button.
Also, I also have never used the chat function, but it looks like fun.
Good luck. Patricia Ross Parker
- At 1:16am on February 23, 2013, Renee Marie Slavkovsky said…
You are correct! Jesse and Georgia were my grandparents. I was just talking this over with my dad. Thank you.
- At 8:19pm on November 9, 2012,
Mara Parker said… Hi George!
I just sent you a message through Ancestry. Thanks for the information, I'll get back to you if I get more information from my newly found sister!!!
- At 10:12am on November 4, 2012, Laura Parker said…
Hello George,
Internet finally up and running. Interested in digging in the Parker genealogy.
- At 10:41pm on September 14, 2011, Sharon Bailey said…
- Hi George. My mother went to the family reunion in Ozark, AL in 1995. I haven't been yet but would like to go this coming year since I have been so involved with genealogy. I see some posts about an Ethel Parker...but I don't think this is my great grandmother as she married a Joseph Page (aka Paige), not a King. Her name was Ethel Beatrice Parker and lived in Tampa, Florida. She was one of the daughters of Judge Porter Parker. His father was John William Parker and his father was Lemuel Parker and his father was David Richard Parker and his father was Saul Parker and his father was Amos Lemuel Parker. Not sure if this falls in your Parker's anywhere, but willing to share. Have you been to the Parker Reunion in Ozark, AL before?
- At 4:07pm on September 2, 2011,
Jacquie Cartmell said… Hi, George. I'm trying to figure my way through. Can't seem to find the mesage you sent earlier in the week. I am having difficulty linking my Wm. Jasper to John, John, & John, I'm trying to find land records, wills or estates that prove their relationships as being father & son to one another. I am also having difficulty proving that Wm. Jasper (Butler/Coffee Co.'s, AL) was married more than once. The census & my great-grandmother's information are the only proof for that piece of the puzzle.
I look forward to hearing from you!
- At 2:51pm on August 30, 2011, Roger gerald Potter said…
Nice to hear from you. actually my Grandmother Ethel and her two sisters
Lilly and Clara, married Brothers, Willie,Henry and Freeman King. They all
were from coffee county Alabama.
- At 7:38pm on July 2, 2011,
Karen Beauchamp Harris said… - I just joined. I haven't even really figured out what to do.
- At 5:11pm on April 26, 2011,
Trisha Jones Overby said… - You are very welcome. Here is more links that might help you as well. http://www.gencircles.com/clubs/usa/nc/messages/read/566. http://gen.aircw.com/getperson.php?personID=I8529&tree=air. http://www.lamartin.com/genealogy/parker.htm
- At 7:37pm on October 30, 2010, Heather Lynn Anderson said…
- Thanks so much for your help.
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