Talk:Robert Parker (minister)

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I have tried to verify the information given in the webGED above for the supposed parents of Robert Parker (i.e. Robert Parker born before 1550, and Mary Eydith Bruge-Collins), and their associated dates and children, without any success. For various reasons I suspect they are a genealogical fiction or construct, but would be delighted if someone proved me wrong. I cannot find anything reliable in the site amounting to original source citations for these people in the relationships expressed. They do appear in various family trees online on the internet, but seem to have been cloned without any satisfactory source indicated. I have therefore removed these 'parents' from the article page-space as being unverifiable, since this site does not by any means verify them, and have added the nobots sign as suggested to avoid addition of more such material, but I leave the link above for anyone to look at who wants to. If anyone can explain or really verify, please do so. Thanks, Eebahgum (talk) 00:08, 27 June 2016 (UTC)Reply

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