Chat | Daily Search | My GenForum | Community Standards | Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home: Surnames: Polk Family Genealogy Forum Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) Posted by: Ned Fleet (ID *****6138) Date: June 11, 2009 at 13:25:29 In Reply to: Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) by Bill Polk of 2288 Hello; I just wanted to mention that earlier S. C. had asked about any lower Delmarva Polks being tested. I believe that one of the Polks over at ancestry in the I2B1 group has traced back to these Polks. Bill Polk stated , I believe that the line is unproven with one weak link, but that the person probably is descended from the Somerset Polks. As it appears that DNA testing seems to proove the descent of John Fleming Polk and Bill Polk from Wm Polk/MT, it would seem that it also tends to proove that Bill Polk and John Fleming are right and William Polk of Carlisle PA is not related to the Somerset Polks. It appears that the Somerset Polks are haplogroup I2B1 while William Polk of Carlise PA who married Margaret Taylor is R1B1. Ned Fleet Notify Administrator about this message? Followups: Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) Ned Fleet 6/13/09 Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) S.C. Connor 6/11/09 Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) Bill Polk 6/12/09 Re: Taylor Polk FOUND in Tennessee in 1806 (more on John Polk & Eleanor Shelby) Ned Fleet 6/13/09 http://genforum.genealogy.com/polk/messages/2216.html Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Link to GenForum Add Forum

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