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Michael R. Parker left a comment for William Parker"Welcome to PH! please post a blog with your family line. Mike"
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For yDNA related Parkers identified by the Dennis West DNA project as family #7, including descendants and researchers of Mills, Benjamin,John Willie,Elisha, John Wesley,Francis,Jesse, James, Isaac,Noah and Daniel Parker.
Michael R. Parker left a comment for Ruth Smith"We are cousins in parker family#7 in the yDNA PARKER family project. Will send details. Mike"
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Wayne N. Parker left a comment for Michael R. Parker"Mike,
i do not have any info or very little info on the SC Parker family so any information you will find when you really add to our knowledge of the SC Parker.
I have several different families in my direct line that come from SC but not are…"
Michael R. Parker left a comment for Wayne N. Parker"Thanks for the tip Wayne! I actually started that process several years back and got discouraged. I will get back to it as time allows. I appreciate your advice and devotion to the Family #7 research. You have been instructive, unselfish and…"
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- Descendant of Daniel Parker,b1822, SC-Cicero Parker,b1849,GA-David M. b.1878, AL-Bennie H.,b1914,AL-Bobby Ray,b1938, AL- Me,b1956, AL-Michael Adam,b1984,AL.
I think Matthew Parker, b1812,SC is a brother of Daniel. Awaiting DNA results. On the Dennis West Parker Family DNA( http://web.utk.edu/~corn/parkerdna/default.html ) site I belong to Parker Family #7 as subject P185.
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This project of Dennis West at UTenn has now identified 32 distinct Parker Families through yDNA analysis. More that 100 samples have yet to find a match. My family is #7. Who else is in this project?
Posted on February 13, 2010 at 5:35pm — 8 Comments
Daniel Parker, b. c1822 in South Carolina.
Daniel Parker 1822 is first found in the 1840 Census in Gwinnett Co., GA. Three households are located close together. Mary Parker age 50-55, a female 20-25 and a male 10-15 make up one. Daniel 1822 and a female are both age 25-30. The third is headed by Matthew Parker, 25-30, female 30-35, a male and female age 0-5.
In the 1845 Georgia census all three households are in Forsyth County.
The 1850 Census shows Daniel in Forsyth Co., GA a 28yo shoemaker born in South… Continue
In the 1845 Georgia census all three households are in Forsyth County.
The 1850 Census shows Daniel in Forsyth Co., GA a 28yo shoemaker born in South… Continue
Posted on March 15, 2008 at 9:38am — 1 Comment
Daniel disappears.... Cicero to DeKalb Co., AL
The 1870 Census finds Daniel Parker 1822 in Resaca, Gordon Co., Georgia. He works in a shoe shop. Wife, Mary and daughter, Josephine, age 16 live with him. I have found no trace of Daniel, Mary or Josephine after this census. A hopeful clue reads"A Josephine Parker, daug of Dan and Mary Parker, of Jackson Co., AL, married Tom Keef and lived her life near Shiloh Church, DeKalb Co., Alabama. The 1920 Census, Lebanon, DeKalb Co., AL, shows this Josephine to be 67 and born in AL. In the 1930… Continue
Posted on March 1, 2008 at 8:00pm
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- At 11:06am on May 16, 2013, Wayne N. Parker said…
Mike,
i do not have any info or very little info on the SC Parker family so any information you will find when you really add to our knowledge of the SC Parker.
I have several different families in my direct line that come from SC but not are Parkers.
I don't like trying to trace families forward because I have no idea where the went after they moved but I have done it sometime when I can't find anything out any other way. At least we know that one Parker family left SC and moved to GA.
Members of my Harris (FG#6) family moved from Granville Co., NC to SC then to GA. since my Parker line also was from Granville Co., NC I would not be surprised to find that some of the Parker also moved with them.
Wayne
- At 11:18pm on May 15, 2013, Wayne N. Parker said…
Hello Michael,
How you tried tracing the Parker families is SC in 1800-1810-1820-1830 census and bringing them forward to the 1840-1850 census. If not then please try. I did try one Daniel Parker that was in SC in that time frame today just to see what I could find but he stayed in SC. I know it is a lot of work to trace all of then but at least you would then know who stayed and who left and just maybe you could connect up to one of the Parkers who left.
You can eliminate some right away because you will be looking a the ages of all family members and only trace the ones that are close in the age range to the people you either know or suspect that are members of your family.
I could trace more of the names myself but I feel you would have more enjoyment finding them yourself. GOOD LUCK!!!!! Hope to hear some good news from you soon.
I am only an e-mail away. waynenparker@yahoo.com
Your cousin
Wayne N. Parker P239
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=parker_2008&id=I07487
- At 9:36am on May 12, 2013,
Gloria Ann Hornsby Jones said… Thank you, Michael..I am looking forward to finding husband's kin
- At 12:01pm on May 11, 2013,
Patricia Ross Parker said…
Hello, Mike - Looking ahead, I shall not be spending much time doing computer genealogy. Please find another member of Parker Heritage to help you as co-moderator. This has been fun.
I wish you well in your FG#7 research and in your work with this site.
Patricia Ross Parker
- At 10:36am on May 9, 2013, William David Parker said…
Hi Mike, This is a really nice site. We are still trying to learn how to navigate through it. it is very interesting. Bill & Sheila
- At 10:16pm on May 2, 2013, Rachel Leah Turman said…
Thanks, Michael - I posted under My Blog. I don't quite understand the lay of the land yet, so if there is a more efficient way to put a word out, I am open to suggestions.
- At 12:11am on April 29, 2013, Mayme Kittman said…
Michael,
Posted at http://www.parkerheritage.com/xn/detail/2004583:Comment:84648 .
Take a look! What an incredible story...
- At 10:04pm on April 19, 2013,
John C Mallia said… Thanks, Michael I just sent them a note
- At 4:26pm on April 14, 2013, Dan Parker said…
Michael,
Thank you for the welcome. Look forward to interfacing with all the cousins I'm yet to meet here in the PH community. Thanks, Dan
- At 6:11pm on April 7, 2013,
Kathryn O'Leary (Locke) said… Thank you Michael, I will.
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