[Bill Childs]

Andrea and Khalilah,

Bear in mind that “slaves” may have been actual family members and not enslaved, due to the financial burden of Taxes and Tithes, as well as acceptability in certain communities.

This appears to have been more common than we “moderns” think, as reported by several historians (J.L. Wright and H.C. Rountree).

Bill

[ADillard]

Hello,

I haven’t really had much luck with finding out if Cader Parker and Nancy Adcock are Henry Parker’s parents. I did find out that Junius Parker, my great-great-gradfather wife Frances maiden name is Evans. I saw it recorded in the Granville County Court House in NC. It was in a book that list children delivered by midwives.

I was wondering if Frances Evans could be related to Melvina Evans. She married Alfred Parker(son of Henry Parker) and they moved to Ohio. I am still trying to figure out how Nelson Sneed and Huley Parker are cousins. Huley is listed on the 1920 census in Nelson Sneed’s household.

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