All the above were named in John's estate settlement, with the exception of Nancy.
Doubtful or disproven Children (found in some family trees, but not linked here to this family):
John Lyon Burks (undocumented), born 18 Apr 1791 Edgefield Co, South Carolina Or Lincoln Co, GA, died 09 May 1866 Damascus, Scott, Mississippi, United States, 75 years (His patrilineal descendants have a different y-DNA Haplogroup.)
Josiah Burk, born c1762 Wythe County, Virginia, United States, died 1816 Barren County, Kentucky
Isham Burks (actually a brother-in-law), born 24 Oct 1761 Amherst, Amherst, Virginia, United States, died 21 Aug 1839 McNairy, Tennessee, United States, 77 years
Benjamin Burke, born 1765 Virginia, died 1828, Wayne County, Kentucky
Estate Sale
Estate sale of John Burks in Barren Co., KY, dated 28 Dec 1826, regarding the dower of M. Burks: [1]
This is to certify that we John Burks for myself and also for Silas Burks, Elizabeth Payton, James Jameson, Thomas Edwards, John Jameson, Thomas Burks & George Hardy, Heirs and Representatives of John Burks Dec., do agree that the commissioners to settle our Fathers Estate (to wit) Isaac Wren, William Twyman, James Jolliff & Isaac M. Roberts shall report to the Barren County Court for record....
Historical Record
William Allen and Rachel, his wife, vs. Kindrick--O.S. 94; N. S. 32--Bill, 2d August, 1805. Rachel is daughter of John Kindrick, late of Washington County. She and William were married in 177_, and lived in Botetourt until 1782, when John came and invited them to come to Washington, where he promised them a piece of land, for which they sue. Rachel had a brother, John. John Kendrick, Sr., died 1800 or 1801, intestate, leaving a large family, which descended to Thomas and John Kendrick, Mary Kendrick, who married John Burks, and Rachel.[2]
Sources
↑ Barren County, KY Will Book 2, p. 495. FHL Film 209,740 (also more on pg 437-8, pg. 490-9)
↑ Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement of Virginia, Vol. 2, pg. 106
The Prominent Families of the United States of America, by Arthur Meredyth Burke, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1991
Jefferson Co., Kentucky Court Order Book A; by livings1 @ aol.com
Jefferson Co., Kentucky Court Order Book 5, by livings1 @ aol.com
1781, Jefferson Co., Kentucky Court Order Book A, by livings1 @ aol.com
1796, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, Court Order Book 5, by livings1 @ aol.com
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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This woman is a different Mary, not Mary Kendrick daughter of John Kendrick and Elizabeth Preston, who are two young to be her parents.
John Kendrick was age 9 at the time of this woman's birth. Their daughter Mary Kendrick was born much later, ca. 1755. Mary Kendrick married a different man with a similar name, John Burks, Sr. (1750 - 1826).
Kindrick-1 and Kendrick-775 appear to represent the same person because: Ready to be merged. These two women represent the same profile. Kendrick is by far the most common spelling of the surname.
John Kendrick was age 9 at the time of this woman's birth. Their daughter Mary Kendrick was born much later, ca. 1755. Mary Kendrick married a different man with a similar name, John Burks, Sr. (1750 - 1826).