She was apparently born out of wedlock as her parents didn't marry till 1 July 1785 and the toddler was bound over to the keeping of one Thomas Brickett twenty days later.
Note
"Greenbrier County Early Court Minutes entry:
'July 21, 1785 Ordered that Phebe Burry, base born child of Rebecca Brakin be bound to Thomas Brickett.'"[1]
Source: "Greenbrier County (West) Virginia Records" transcribed by Larry G. Shuck, Vol. 1, P. 156, Iberian Publishing Co. Athens GA (1988)
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Phoebe by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Phoebe:
"July 21, 1785 Ordered that Phebe Burry, base born child of Rebecca Brakin be bound to Thomas Brickett"
Source: "Greenbrier County (West) Virginia Records" transcribed by Larry G. Shuck, Vol. 1, P. 156, Iberian Publishing Co. Athens GA (1988)
"July 21, 1785 Ordered that Phebe Burry, base born child of Rebecca Brakin be bound to Thomas Brickett" Source: "Greenbrier County (West) Virginia Records" transcribed by Larry G. Shuck, Vol. 1, P. 156, Iberian Publishing Co. Athens GA (1988)