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Hello Wesley Heath McDowell - This is a brief bit on the generations from census as I could sort them out:
Clarence C b. 1891. was son of Asa/Acy Aaron b. 1862 and he was a son of Stukeley Parker b. 1829 who was a son of Stukeley Parker born 1810. I did not find it, but I did see an undocumented reference that an Asa was the father of Stukeley b. 1810, and that would figure. Such an Asa could have been born after the Revolutionary War.
Please know that in each generation above, there were many Asas and many Stukeleys, all with different birth dates, some from neighboring areas, but all no doubt related. Someone with more family background than I is needed to sort them out, someone perhaps like Cleo's descendant. By the way, Cleo and Leo were two years apart in age and were not twins. There are also family trees online with a lot of information.
I have sending you a detailed narrative of this material by email with several of the various family options listed. It is too lengthy for me to send you here on PH, but you may wish to post correct parts of it here.
These Parkers are not related to my Parker family line, but they were very interesting to read about.
Patricia Ross Parker, Parker Project Family Group #7 researcher.
Hello, Heath McDowell, and Welcome to Parker Heritage.
I do not research Quanah, but I do have hundreds of years of records on pioneer Parkers. A quick review of your ancestry online shows that your people - clear back to Stuckley Sr. who was born 1800 - were from Alabama and Georgia and were listed on censuses as white. Cherokee and other Eastern Native ties may have been possible, but Comanche not too likely. Included in that group were your ancestors who lived most recently in Wise and Tarrant Counties, Texas. There, people of many completely unrelated Parker bloodlies settled after the Texas Revolution.
If you would like details on the above, I will be glad to share. Advise here on My Page on Parker Heritage.
If you prefer to investigage ties to Quanah, consider joining one of the several interest groups on him also here on Parker Heritage. They have members who can help you.
Welcome to Parker Heritage.
Patricia Ross Parker, Parker Project Family Group #7 researcher and PH co-moderator.