I received a new Parker book this week “The Parker Family from Browsholme, England to Nansemond, Chowan, and Gates Counties, USA” by Surry P. Roberts, Tricia Artim, Courtney Baref
Read more…Has any male Parker from this family had their y-DNA tested?
If so what Parker DNA group do they match?
If no male from this this Parker has been tested, is ther
Read more…I need proof of birth for Dexter Parker for DAR. He was born Nov. 8, 1794 in Brattleboro, VT. His father was Caleb Parker and his mother was Thankful Pratt. Thanks.
Read more…I am certain that Joseph A Parker is my GGG Grandfather . I need help confirming my GGGG,GGGGG and beyond. I would like to follow the line all the way back to their journey to America. I have some ideas but not sure my findings are correct. Thanks
Read more…Lemuel Parker:
Read more…Born East Haddam CT in 1782, married Lois Champion. He died 1826, buried Westerlo, NY (grave site not found). One son, Isaac L Parker born 1826. Looking for information about Lemuel's parents/grandparents. Champion family line from Cha
Merry Christmas to all members of Parker Heritage. May God bless each and every one of you. As we all enjoy being with family this Christmas, may we never forget the real reason we celebrate this day.
Hope Santa Clause brings each one of you a speci
Read more…Message to all members of Parker Heritage.
Please do not open, nor answer any e-mail from Abiola Buwuah
She was deleted from PH because (1) she lied about her reasons for joining PH.
(2) she was deleted as a member of PH as soon as I was she was abus
Read more…Hello to all members of Parker Heritage. We had a new member who was abusing her privilege as a member of Parker Heritage so I delete her as I have delete other members in the past BUT this time it, looks like part of our post also disappeared.
Wayn
Read more…Looking for any information on John Leslie Parker, born about 1760, died about 1840. supposed to be a Planter in Eastern North Carolina.. Supposed to have had Land in Bladen, Duplin and several other counties.
Read more…As a genealogy researcher who now uses y-DNA results as a integral part of my family research almost ever day. I am now ge
Read more…Hello and good to meet all of you. I am stuck and I am hoping you can help me out. I am trying to find the parents and siblings of Bunyan Parker.
My GGG is Bunyan Parker, born Feb 21, 1776 in New Jer
Read more…My Parkers moved from Tennessee to Marion County, Arkansas. My great-great grandfather's name was Jeremiah Sylvanis Parker (born 1854). His mother's name was Sarah (last name unknown) and she was born in South Carolina around 1815. His father's fi
Read more…As I was updating and adding sources to my research on FG#7. I realized that we have y-DNA matches from all three sons of Richard Parker I, That is from Richard Parker II, Frances and Thomas Parker.
Wayne N. Parker researcher for P239
Read more…Ok, so here it is! Now there is a confusing scenario here due to my results.
I am not showing any PARKER's in my Matches. Yup, none, zilch, zero....
So, now the real search begins. I have a match that is a genetic distance of 0 at the 37 marker level.
Read more…Hoping for a resolution from the lab, was getting really excited, but it looks like I am delayed in my yDNA info. Has anyone else run into this recently? Hoping it's just that they are backlogged. Results pending went from an March/April date to a la
Read more…To all of Ray friends,
Just wanted to let you all know that I have heard from Rex Perry a cousin of Raymond Parker Fouts.
Rex wrote me the e-mail below.
"Wayne,
I thought that I would let you know that I spoke with Raymond Parker Fouts in her home
Family Tree DNA has changed the format of the "Landing page" for surname projects. You can see the changes to our page at:
https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/parker/about/background
All of the previous information is still there. You can now post p
Read more…NOTE: Part of this theory was proved to be correct he is part of FG#7 but no proof yet that he is the grandson of Peter Parker. Wayne
I propose a theory about the ancestors of Moses Parker (1744-1830) died Marlboro Co., SC as I believe he may be p
Read more…Hello, I am new to all of this. It looks as though the John Burns Parker ( b. March 27, 1809, TN) you spoke of is the one I mentioned previously. The question I have is this: are these line of Parkers related to Quanah Parker, and if so, in what way?
Read more…I've heard from several sources that Philip Parker is Hezekiah's father, but no one has offered a rationale for this. There are two other candidates for Hezekiah's father in Bledsoe County at the right time. They are John Parker, and Roaly (Rolen?,
Read more…
