Family ID #: 075 in the Catalog of American P-rr-tt Families
o-line.jpg - 2773 Bytes
Parrott family from
Valdosta, Georgia
o-line.jpg - 2773 Bytes
 • 139 people in the tree, but living individuals have not been knowingly posted
• Comments? Corrections? Additions? Please write.

This is one of two families in the Lowndes county. The other one traces back to the Francis group of Parrotts, while the origin of this family are unkown. The earliest known member was Joseph L., b 1873 in Valdosta. The 1900 and 1910 census records list his father as being from North Carolina. One branch has moved to Ft. Lauradale, in Florida. Absent paper records, a Y-DNA test is needed to help place this family branch on the proper family.


  • DNA testing needed for this family. If you are a male from this line, sign up to get tested and thus help uncover its history and origins.

Return to the P-rr-tt families of North America

Main Reference:
  • Abel Family Tree by FrederickAbel15

Updates & Corrections:
  • 30 Mpv 2024: Added John David (4 persons)
  • 16 Nov 2023: Added families to Joseph L & Christina Marie (38 persons)
  • 20 Nov 2022: Added 2nd spouse to Carl Lamar & information on Beverly (2 persons)
  • 15 Dec 2019: Removed 3 duplicates and added 45 family members to the George W line
  • 18 Dec 2017: Added to the families of Wayne Lamar, Carl Lamar, & Tommy Claude (10 Persons)
  • 08 Nov 2014: File established

    • white space

    Comments? Corrections? Additions? Please write.
    o-line.jpg - 1958 Bytes
  • Creative Commons License. All information on pages within the p-rr-tt.org.uk/NA/ domain is copyrighted. Information is available to use and share freely, but please abide by the terms and conditions.
  • Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. Information and data obtained from pages within the p-rr-tt.org.uk/NA/ domain must be attributed to the P-rr-tt Family Genealogy by DNA Project outlined in the Creative Commons License. Please include the date when the material was accessed (information changes rapidly!), and please notify an administrator when using data for public or private research released in a public forum.