In training Parsley 1.2.0, 4745 optimized geometries, 710 1D torsion scans, and 1189 Hessians (for vibrational frequencies targets) from Generation 2 datasets were used. The explicit target files used in training Parsley 1.2.0 and the ForceBalance output can be found in the release tarball for the 1.2.0 force field. For training Parsley 1.3.0, which was a minor release to correct discrepancies in amide torsional profiles, a mix of data from both the generations was used. Molecules for torsion profile targets were picked from Generation 1 datasets due to lack of molecules in Generation 2 datasets that have a planar amide bond along with planar geometries. The presence of mostly non-planar molecules with amides in Generation 2 datasets was due to strong steric interactions from nearby substituents and other chemical interactions pushing the amide group out of plane. Therefore, a set of 62 1D torsions were selected from Generation 1 TorsionDrive datasets, and 2347 optimized geometries and 532 hessian targets were selected from Generation 2 datasets. The explicit target files used in training Parsley 1.3.0 and the ForceBalance output could be found from the release tarball for this force field. The 1.3.0 training dataset was smaller than that used for 1.2.0 or 2.0.0 and contained molecules chosen from both Generation 1 and Generation 2 sets, whereas 1.2.0 and 2.0.0 force fields used only Generation 2 sets.