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"Hi Valerie, just happened to get back to this site - did you get the results of the Y-DNA in regards to your Parker Family? Did you do on FamilyTreeDNA? I don’t know if you are participating in the Parker Project but i have a cousin Michael…"
"Theora (not Theirs). I am out of town now but can send you the copy when I am home."
"Diane, please read my April 16, 2018 post below where I explain that John was not the father, but Asa Parker, Abel’s don was the father of Asa Longley, Leonard, and the others. The records of Hawley, Massachusetts lists Abel and Phebe, children, and…"
"My Parkers belong to this line. I will look for you on Ancestry when I get a chance. On vacation right now."
"Ancestry.com"
"Which company did your DNA?"
"I recently had my DNA done. I am descended from Edith "Ede" Parker, born in NY 1809. Supposedly her father was a John Parker born in Mass. John had some children in Mass, then moved to NY, "near the Canadian border" where Ede was born. Some of the…"
"Marilee - I would love to get a copy of this. I have my DNA posted on Ancestry.com and on FamilyTreeDNA. Have any Parker males done the Y-DNA test?"
"I could not find a connection to Capt John Parker and Rev. Theodore Parker either - possibly it is further back.
Silas was still living in 1880 when the bio said his grandfather was William Parker, so I think this is correct, unless there is…"
Silas was still living in 1880 when the bio said his grandfather was William Parker, so I think this is correct, unless there is…"
"My Parker line has been a brick wall for over 50 years. My William Parker died prior to 1828, so he did not leave many records. He was born in New York about 1799 or earlier. By 1820 he was in the Wayne-Medina County area of Ohio County where he…"
