Descendancy for Georgiana Emma Parker: Early Texans DNA Project

Early Texans DNA Project

Georgiana Emma Parker

1855 - 1955 (100 years)

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1 Georgiana Emma Parker ^[1] b. 25 Feb 1855 d. 26 Jun 1955
- Sylvester Taylor b. 8 Mar 1848 d. 11 Jun 1932
  - 2 Emmett Orlando Taylor ^[1.1] b. 15 Jul 1876 d. 1 Jun 1960
  - 2 Henry Otis Taylor ^[1.2] b. 7 Dec 1880 d. 3 Nov 1932
    - Mora Pickett Powell b. 2 May 1892 d. 1 Jul 1986
      - 3 TX9900232 AncestorOfMember ^[1.2.1] d. Yes, date unknown
        
        TX9900231 AncestorOfMember d. Yes, date unknown
        
        4 TX000138 Member ^[1.2.1.1]
        
        TX9900229 AncestorOfMember d. Yes, date unknown
        
        5 TX000118 Member ^[1.2.1.1.1]
        
        TX9900308 AncestorOfMember
        
        6 TX000139 Member ^{[1.2.1.1.1.1]}
  - 2 Wyoma Taylor ^[1.3] b. 27 Sep 1884 d. 27 May 1929
  - 2 Cornol William Taylor ^[1.4] b. 6 Mar 1886 d. 28 Jul 1968
  - 2 William Slaughter Taylor ^[1.5] b. 13 Sep 1890 d. Jan 1968
  - 2 Leeoma Taylor ^[1.6] b. 22 Feb 1894 d. Yes, date unknown
  - 2 unnamed-1 Taylor ^[1.7] d. Yes, date unknown
  - 2 unnamed-2 Taylor ^[1.8] d. Yes, date unknown

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