Hello Ellen! I am a descendant of the Dutch Drakes. My DNA is consistent with the "Dutch Drakes" in Chris Chester's Drake Genealogy Database. In fact, after 20 years working on this, I find that my own research has resulted essentially in Wikitree's findings as well as Chris'. I have constructed a descendants' chart from Augustus Grasset (Grasset-1), through his daughter Martha Ann, (Grasset-3) who married Joseph Oldfield (Oldfield-31) and had a daughter who had a child, Martha (Oldfield-170), who married John Drake originally known as Jans Dratz (Drake-115), the son of Josias Janszen Dratz (Drats-2) and Aeltje Brouwer (Brouwers-70), the daughter of Adam Brouwer (Brouwer-102). I'd love to send it to you.
John Drake and Martha Oldfield had a son Benjamin Drake (Drake-158), my fifth great-grandfather, who was married to my fifth great--grandmother Sarah Smith (Smith-177193) for a short period that produced Joseph Drake (Drake-5968) through Margarietje Westfael, the grand-daughter of Jacobus Westfael (Westvaal-476). The Westfael line on wikitree is woefully inadequate, but I'm not changing anything until I see that 1753 indenture. I'm a real genealogist, you see, having been the registrar for my local chapter of the SAR and having taken numerous classes from the NEHGS.
I am missing one document. Several internet resources, including Chris Chester's says there is an indenture of 7 Aug 1753 identifying Benjamin Drake's (Drake-158) wife as Sarah being FHL film # 0828547, but sadly the Family History Center in my town is closed due to COVID. I have no reason to doubt Chris Chester's work, though.
Also, what is this about the project needing another manager?
Kindest regards, Douglas Drake