Amy (Lancashire) Barlow

It appears you are making major changes to profile John Francis Page, which I manage, without any consult or discussion. Please provide sources or some discussion points for your changes. This is not how WikiTree works. You say, you have extensive research...please provide details, meanwhile, I have reversed your changes. Looking forward to your information. Thanks.

Your note: Francis Page AND Susannah Nelson HAVE BEEN REMOVED AS PARENTS BASED ON EXTENSIVE RESEARCH DONE ON BOTH THESE FAMILIES.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you. You can click the reply button or message me with your answer. Thank you. Pam Kreutzer, leader of the US Civil War Project

P Kreutzer, US Civil War Between the States Project Leader

Thank you for the finding the will for Eli Mercer https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mercer-1333. I added the link and a bit from your interpretation.

Mary Project Coordinator

P Kreutzer, US Civil War Between the States Project Leader.

On Gladice (Barnhill) Wilkinson Dawes enrollment card and it seems that it was actually her mother that was Choctaw. Her father is listed as Jasper Barnhill (non citizen) and her mother as Emma Barnhill nee Lewis (9242). The enrollment card confirms her birth date as 20 Aug 1902 and the family lives in Gaines Co., Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (Gaines now lies split between modern Pittsburg Co. and Latimer Co. Oklahoma https://www.okhistory.org/images/research/IT.Choctaw.pdf). A note on the enrollment card states that evidence of the marriage between Jasper and Emma was presented and recorded at the same time as Gladice was enrolled by her parents, via the Dawes Commission, as a Choctaw. The marriage occurred 31 Dec 1901 in Indian Territory, Lic No. 2458, note that Emma's last name is incorrectly spelled 'Louis' on that record.

Other information on the enrollment card includes details that Gladice's mother Emma was the daughter of Isom Lewis (deceased, indicates he may have been Chickasaw) and Emiline Snider (formerly Lewis) nee Pulcher (deceased 4 Jun 1902, so not enumerated) and that Emiline was the daughter of Henry and Phoebe Pulcher. Emma's siblings are listed as well, Cornelia Maye Sparks nee Lewis (9241), Frank Lewis (9243), Sullivan Lewis (9244), Loren Lewis (9245), Beulah Snider (9246), Nettie Snider (9240), Eugene Snider (deceased).

Additional details and sources https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/9S8Z-872

I hope this information proves helpful to you.

RP

However, both Hardaker Family History website and Brian Hardaker (2009) https://web.archive.org/web/20141017182404/http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/r/Brian-Hardaker/FILE/0002page.html cite the same baptism date (28 Dec 1670), albeit with Hardaker-97 Rodger (1645–1745) as his father (not James).

I'm wondering how we can be sure that the same William son of James also = William senior, father of John (Hardaker-95) b. 1715 (Rawdon; married Sarah Smith and William junior (Hardaker-126) b. about 1720 (Rawdon; married Susannah Briggs)?

The Hardaker Family History website has Hardaker-96 William as the son of Hardaker-97 Rodger (1645–1745), see: http://hardakerfamily.id.au/getperson.php?personID=I27&tree=tree3 . While the HFH site is generally well-referenced, I must admit that they seem to have missed Hardaker-158 James.)

Brian Hardaker's 2009 article also does not mention a James at all, and lists "William, #28, yeoman of Rawdon, 1670-1736" (Hardaker-96) as a son of "Roger, #13 ... 1645-1725" (Wikitree Hardaker-97).

Obviously the lack of any mention of James Hardaker-158 elsewhere doesn't necessarily mean that he wasn't the father of Hardaker-96 William. But I do wonder if we have proof that Roger Hardaker-97 was not the father of a William, born around the same time as James' son?

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