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"Hi Wayne,
I took a look. I see Henry Perkins. Stephen is a few pages back on pg 348. I've never heard a thing about Stephen Ellington, but it is an interesting question. I wish I knew where the name came from too. It was unusual of course until he…"
I took a look. I see Henry Perkins. Stephen is a few pages back on pg 348. I've never heard a thing about Stephen Ellington, but it is an interesting question. I wish I knew where the name came from too. It was unusual of course until he…"
"A few more documents:
U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858, Stephen Parker
Warrant Number 2276
Have a copy of the document
U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858, index only,
Name Stephen Parker
Warrant Number 2276
U.S., War of 1812…"
U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858, Stephen Parker
Warrant Number 2276
Have a copy of the document
U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858, index only,
Name Stephen Parker
Warrant Number 2276
U.S., War of 1812…"
"Wayne, I have some information for you finally on Stephen Parker. As you know we believe he is the father to my 3rd great-grandfather Elvington H. Parker. And this line also ties into Daniel Parker and Major Richard Parker. You asked what…"
"Wow, this is great news! Another theory proved one way or another! I know this is exciting to discover! Congratulations to you Wayne and Bruce for collaborating!"
"Wayne,
Glad to see you on here. I hope the prayers being sent have worked out some of the issues listed above.
Well that stinks that you can no longer update roots web, after putting all your information in there!
I know exactly what your talking…"
Glad to see you on here. I hope the prayers being sent have worked out some of the issues listed above.
Well that stinks that you can no longer update roots web, after putting all your information in there!
I know exactly what your talking…"
"Sorry to hear Wayne! I have had weeks like that myself. Just send out the message to the universe that everything is running smoothly and as it should be! I came on here to ask you a question, take your time in answering. I was wondering where you…"
"Michael R. Parker, O.D., your welcome. I just wish I could prove Stephen Parker is Elvington’s father. But I do have descendants that connect to Daniel via my male Parker cousin’s DNA on ancestry to Edward Marion Parker, a son of Stephen. So I’m…"
"If I have not told you thank you for this post before- I used it today while attempting to build a tree of my yDNA family to find an elusive Daniel Parker, born abt 1821-22. I traced back to Richard Parker, Sr born 1775-6, d 1799 working back from…"
"I’m not sure if I missed something but, where is the connection to the Parkers?"
"In response to to good ole days when people were more active. Just a thought. I remember getting a list of new people every so often with the DNA and an assigned #. I can’t even remember my number anymore but I think it was P422, I could be wrong. I…"
"Wayne N. Parker,
Hi Wayne good to see you on here! I wanted to let you know that I actually have DNA cousins that connected to me through Edward Marion Parker 15 Aug 1824-24 Jan 1901, Brock, Parker Texas. Edward is the son of Stephen White Parker…"
Hi Wayne good to see you on here! I wanted to let you know that I actually have DNA cousins that connected to me through Edward Marion Parker 15 Aug 1824-24 Jan 1901, Brock, Parker Texas. Edward is the son of Stephen White Parker…"
"Christiana Mills Johnson,
I wish everyone posted information just like you did. So much easier to follow the way you’ve lined it up. I’ll be comparing with my tree. Thank you so much!"
I wish everyone posted information just like you did. So much easier to follow the way you’ve lined it up. I’ll be comparing with my tree. Thank you so much!"
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Click on the second black underlined Jesse Parker link not the first. Let me know if it does not help. Mike
Hello Elizabeth,
I am sorry but I don't use chat. (Too many problems for me)
I would appreciate any information you care to share.
I am posting four names of other PH members who know more about Stephen White Parker direct line. They are Lincoln Lewis McMillen, Richard Creechley, Peter Beadle and Martha Lackey.
I will also be looking for more information to see what else I might find.
Wayne
Elizabeth,
Stephen White and Elizabeth Jane Ridley Parker are confirmed members of FG#7 Parker family.
Wayne
Hello Elizabeth,
Could the Stephen W. Parker you think that maybe the father of Elvington H. Parker be Stephen White Parker born abt. 1787 and his wife Elizabeth Jane Ridley born abt. 1789 ?
Wayne
Hello Cousin Elizabeth,
Welcome to Parker y-DNA FG#7. I received an e-mail this morning saying we have a new DNA match and this I saw the information that was posted with the match was the same information that you had posted here on PH.
I will go ahead and start adding your info to my file.
Wayne N. Parker. P239 researcher for FG#7
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=parke...
Hello, James David - Thank you for the kind words. Patricia Ross Parker
Thank you Patricia! That is a wonderful post, that I have difficulty explaining to new members or just friends in general. You nailed it maam.
most sincere,
James
Hello again, Elizabeth Parker -
The data with names, dates, and places you blogged here to PH are just the sort and format that will be found useful by all. I have long relied upon family tree types of data here at PH.
As for sending lines of numbers here on PH as marker values, row after row, members do it now and then. It is, however, not a practical way to share your test results. Instead, go through Dr. Dennis West and join the Parker YDNA Project where your data will be displayed in a useful, comparable context. I rely on the Parker Project for many types of genetic data, analysis, and good manners, and it all comes through Dennis West.
As a new Parker Heritage member, you may be puzzled about the interaction of the website and the Parker Project. Look at it this way: The Parker Project members are only those who have YDNA test results (like your cousin or like my husband.) They are assisted by contacts (like you or like me.) The members are matched into one of today's 40+ Project Family Groups. Project membership is free, but the lab services that produce the genetic test results are not. A DNA test must be purchased from the highly recommended Family Tree DNA or from other commercial companies on the market.
Parker Heritage is a website with free membership that is owned and managed today by Mike Parker. He has done genetic testing and is a lab match in Parker Project Family Group #7. Mike supports the website to help other Parkers expand their family history research and because, like Dennis West, he is a good guy.
To join the free Parker Heritage website, you need some interest in Parkers or in broad genealogy. You can answer the simply profile questions, and like to exchange online. Some Parker Heritage members are also Project members and have a Family Group match from male YDNA. Some PH members would like to have a lab-matched Project Family Group, but, for one reason or another, may not get one. Many just join assorted Parker Heritage interest groups and make new friends.
Enjoy your research. Patricia Ross Parker
Hello, Elizabeth A. Parker - Thank you for the friend invitation. About your cousin's test results, I note that you have contacted Dennis West also this evening, and I assume you are seeking his help with the Project. You and he can work out what can be done with your test results, and he will guide you from there. You are in very good hands, and I shall look forward to learning about a possible match.
I looked up some of your ancestors this evening. If you have Ancestry.com, you probably found Stephen Parker and Elizabeth Ridley's marriage record. Did you also find them in 1850 Alabama? I did not find Elvington close by, but it appears perhaps younger brothers Edward and Sherrod? were?
Congratulations on your perserverance and getting test results. Your fun is just beginning.
Patricia Ross Parker, researcher FG#7 and Parker Heritage
Sarah Jane "Sallie" Parker married John "Jack" Thomas Parker Sr of Northampton County, NC on 28 December 1871. Sarah Jane Parker was born in 1848.
Sallie's mother was Martha Parker, Her father was Nat Parker. Sarah and John were married in Hertford County by Justice of the Peace, William S. Tayloe.
In further developments, I learned yesterday that one Charity Parker, also married a Benjamin Brett, relative of John Brett of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. This John Brett was Junior was born in 1699, and son of John Brett Sr. This John Brett went on to marry Susannah Bressie, also of Isle of Wight, Virginia. John Junior, eventually died in 1738 in Bertie County, North Carolina. No will has ever been found, but we are certain, by the deeds John had and gave to his children in Southampton County, Virginia and Hertford County, North Carolina.
Charity Parker is kin to a William Parker, born in England, in the year 1604. This information was provided to me via Wayne Parker, yesterday.
Would love to connect with any other Parker relatives, that are known to have had connections with my Brett - Britt -- Baggett -- Cowan -- Hoggard familes in and around Southampton County, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, and Northampton and Hertford County, North Carolina.
Thanks
Sgt Raymond L. Britt, USMC, OAMAAM
Marine Corps Veteran
Vietnam War Veteran,
Cold War veteran
Police Worker
Deputy Sheriff
Selected State Trooper
Semper Fi
Raymond L. Britt
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