That Richard was son of Ephraim with identified siblings is supported by the research of Joy King:
Spartanburg Co., SC Probate File 334 - EPHRAIM SIZEMORE Petition of STEPHEN SIZEMORE - EPHRAIM SIZEMORE late of Spartanburg District, died leaving the following children - towit JOHN SIZEMORE, JESSE SIZEMORE, RICHARD SIZEMORE, EPHRAIM SIZEMORE, SUSAN SIZEMORE (crossed out), SALLY KITCHEN's children and ANNA SMITH, together with your petitioner. 104A land in said District subject to partition and distribution among the above named heirs. The petitioner has purchased the interest and shares of ROBERT SMITH, the husband of ANNA, and also from JESSE SIZEMORE and JOHN SIZEMORE. [No Date JK]
List of expenses (unable to read), sworn to before James Ford on 16th ? 1836 and signed (by mark) STEPHEN SIZEMORE.
Greenville Mountaineer, 24 April 1840, State of South Carolina, Spartanburgh District.
STEPHEN SIZEMORE, Applicant, vs. JOHN SIZEMORE and others, Defendants. Summons in Partition.
It appears to my satisfaction, that RICHARD SIZEMORE and the heirs of SARAH KITCHENS, deceased, reside without the limits of this state . . . division or sale of real estate of EPHRAIM SIZEMORE, deceased .
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16562487/richard_l-sizemore: accessed February 24, 2024), memorial page for Richard L. Sizemore (1803–1865), Find a Grave Memorial ID 16562487, citing Pea Ridge Cemetery, Henagar, DeKalb County, Alabama, USA; Maintained by Jamie Brooks (contributor 46618298).
Rootsweb ancestry from Don Yates to Greg Preast Preast-2 25 April 2019. Link?
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Richard by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Richard:
It would be great to find and cite the original sources used by Joy King that are referenced in the narrative. They do appear to support Richard's family of origin (father and siblings).
What sources do we have that Richard went on to marry Elizabeth Ann Forrester and by her have the children currently attached here?
Y-chromosome DNA: familytreedna.com The descendants of Richard Sisemore of De Kalb Co AL, which is the ancestor of my Uncle William A. Sisemore-67, were tested for direct male to male dna. The results showed their earlest known male ancestor was not a White European, but was a Native American.
The haplogroup of Q-L569 and Q-L568 denote Native tribal ancestry.
The Whitetop Tribe is not federally recognised. The Sizemore family is included in this tribe. Many are descendants of George All Sizemore of Clay Co KY. Those descendants carry the same Y-DNA as my Uncle William A. Sisemore-67
Sizemore-1219 and Sizemore-1491 appear to represent the same person because: Hello, I have been doing the Sizemore genealogy for 19 years. My family is directly descendant of Richard Sizemore 1800-1865. You have created a duplicate profile. These 2 profiles are the same person. Let's merge them and we can get everyone recorded. By the way, I have all the information on your Jackson Cooper. We can work together on this. Best regards, Lilly
What sources do we have that Richard went on to marry Elizabeth Ann Forrester and by her have the children currently attached here?
The haplogroup of Q-L569 and Q-L568 denote Native tribal ancestry.
https://whitetoptribe.org
The Whitetop Tribe is not federally recognised. The Sizemore family is included in this tribe. Many are descendants of George All Sizemore of Clay Co KY. Those descendants carry the same Y-DNA as my Uncle William A. Sisemore-67