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This is interesting. My group migrated settle just north of Ripley County, Indiana in Decatur County, Indiana. Philip Harrell b 1787 who I am seeking evidence of parentage and his brothers. At the moment I have several possibilities but unable to put the pieces together. Absolom Harrell was on my radar but have failed to make any connection. In my past research I have no evidence Absolom was related to Phillip Harrell only by location. In a family history book of the Harrell’s it was stated that Absolom Harrell was b. 10 Nov. 1800 and d. 23 Sept 1877. Buried in North Marion Baptist , Ripley Co, In. It also listed the children.
I am Bill Thielbahr, one of the contributors to the Harrell Collaborative (the 14 Families). I have spent a lot of time studying John David Harrell 1763 and his children because they lived in many of the same areas as the Harrells who are part of the 14 Families. I tried several times to find a male descendent of John David’s family to take the Y-DNA test and I failed. I have evidence that this John David Harrell 1763 is not genetically connected to the 14 Harrell families listed in the Harrell Collaborative – I don’t have a Y-DNA profile of John David but I know of a (female) descendent of him whom I know is related to another Harrell who has a Y-DNA profile; this profile shows John David Harrell as not being genetically connected to the 14 Harrell families studied in the Harrell Collaborative. I would like to discuss this further with you but don’t want to engage in a lengthy discussion on the Harrell Collaborative. Please email me at tbar@srv.net . Bill Thielbahr
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