I have been working with Michael R. Parker, OD , my nephew James D. Parker and several other researcher using the results of Fimily Finder DNA test (I have order my own FF test). I see that several members of FG#7 have been tedted by FF DNA but we can't see your results. It would be very helpful if you would set your acct. information so that we can exchange info. We now have a real good change to knock down a bunch of brick walls.
I need you to set you profile so we can see your results.
When you log in to your Account from the drop down menu select privacy and sharing and check opt in to matching
Access Granted is set to Minimum change that to Maximum.
Publicly Share DNA Results is set to no change that to yes.
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Click on to Project Preferences and join the Parker Project.Look for "Allow my Group Administrators to publish my pseudonymized DNA results and ancestor information in the public results pages." and select opt in to sharhing.
We have so so many good researcher and after reading Steven Charles Kartz post from yesterday, I am asking and issuing a challenge to all the FG#7 researchers "Lets get the job done"
Note: if you have been tested by Ancestry DNA you can tranfer the results to FamilyTreeDNA.
Thanks your DNA Cousin.
Wayne N. Parker
Co-Administrator for the Parker DNA Project
Co-Moderator for Parker Hartiage
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On my Ancestry DNA account, Thurlines, I am the only one that has Amos and no other people match. Also, others have Nancy Parker as my 3d Great Grandmother who would have been Amos' wife. I am going to see what else I can find out about Nancy and who else she was married to as Abraham has 1/2 siblings. Any ideas? Liza Parker
I have reached a point in my 29 years research, that I knew would come one day and lately I have being doing less and less research. If I find out anything I will of course pass it on.
Wayne
Yes am much as I love researching, I enjoy meeting and exchanged information with other researcher and over the years I have indeed been blessed as many of them have became friends/family and I HAVE and ALWAYS will remember exchanging e-mails first with Patricia "Patti" Parker and you. If I were to start a list of the many, many genealogy researchers that I have come in contact with, It would a long, long list.
I will be 75 on March 7, 202O and my wife Zula and I will celebrate our 50 years of marriage this Nov. 20, 2020.
We both have some health problems.
I am still working on a way to move my research to PH, although I have no desire right now to do the deep research that I did in the past, the research that I have done is freely giving to any researcher.
I am still committed to my work here on PH and the Parker DNA Project.
Wayne
Jimmy
Jimmy
Welcome to the DNA testing for genealogy research. I believe you will find the answers to a lot of you questions by reading the information both on my posting here on Parker Heritage and the by studying and studying my great research on my linking all the members of FG#7 back to our common ancestor William Parker born about 1604 which is located on the Rootsweb link that I put in my earlier post to you. Please feel free to ask me any and all questions after you study my big file.
This is a direct link to Moses Parker file.
https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=parker%5F2017...
Wayne