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email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.comID: I944 Name: Richard Parker Given Name: Richard Surname: Parker Sex: M Birth: 29 Nov 1630 in Warlegan, Liskeard, Cornwall, England Death: 1677 in Parker Creek, Nansemond, VA _UID: 769EDFE9BDEF4EC3B47543B1F929D95203EE Change Date: 16 Dec 2006 at 17:40 Note: "Richard Parker I (1618-1617) was granted 314 acres of land in Surry County, Virginia as headrights on December 20, 1670.On May 1, 1668, he married Mrs. Judith Hunt. He died in Surry County, leaving one child, Richard II. Richard was the 9th child and the 4th son of this marriage that produced 21 children! Richard Parker (1630-1677 the ‘emigrant’) emigrated to the Colony of Virginia, arriving in Nasemond County in 1647 it is said due to a price being put on his head by Oliver Cromwell, for his support of Charles I and the royalist army. I am grateful to Waunita Powell who has carried out detailed research into yhe confusion caused by the coincidence of three Richard Parkers residing in VA. during the mid 17thC. She has determined that Richard Parker (of Browsholme) married Mary Perkins a widow and former Londoner: "Richard, ye 9th, Dr. of Physick went to Virginy, married a Londoner and had issue six children, liveth upon Saint James River, in ye Uplands of Virginy, hath been High Sheriff of sd County." Therefore, my Richard is probably not James and Katherine's son. My Richard ended up in Surry Co. and so is probably the "Richard of Surry" in the "Three Richard Parkers of Virginia" debate. However, the name I have is Judith Burton, not Judith Hunt as his wife, and I have him dying in Nansemond which I don't know is a convolution of the Richards or not. Surry Co Deed Ck 2 pg 102: Ann Kersey bound son to learn Brassier trade, as Apprentice to Richard Parker. Wills and Adm. of Isle of Wight - Chapman. William Hunt, dying intestate, administration requested of Richard Parker who married the relict by 1 May 1668; Rec. 20 Aug 1668. Security: Francis Baker and Thomas Edwards. 20 Dec 1670 [1673] Richard Parker 314 acs Surry Co upon main Blackwater Swp., adj Jno Baker. headrights: Jasper Grantum, David Phillips, Evan Davis, Wm. Marriot, Richard Parker twice, Jno Warren, - C& P - Nugent 6 Jan 1673 a cert. from the Sec of the Colony for 50 acres of land, for the transportation of John Warren by Richard Parker [Surry Co orders 1671-90 p 40]
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
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Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.comID: I944 Name: Richard Parker Given Name: Richard Surname: Parker Sex: M Birth: 29 Nov 1630 in Warlegan, Liskeard, Cornwall, England Death: 1677 in Parker Creek, Nansemond, VA _UID: 769EDFE9BDEF4EC3B47543B1F929D95203EE Change Date: 16 Dec 2006 at 17:40 Note: "Richard Parker I (1618-1617) was granted 314 acres of land in Surry County, Virginia as headrights on December 20, 1670.On May 1, 1668, he married Mrs. Judith Hunt. He died in Surry County, leaving one child, Richard II. Richard was the 9th child and the 4th son of this marriage that produced 21 children! Richard Parker (1630-1677 the ‘emigrant’) emigrated to the Colony of Virginia, arriving in Nasemond County in 1647 it is said due to a price being put on his head by Oliver Cromwell, for his support of Charles I and the royalist army. I am grateful to Waunita Powell who has carried out detailed research into yhe confusion caused by the coincidence of three Richard Parkers residing in VA. during the mid 17thC. She has determined that Richard Parker (of Browsholme) married Mary Perkins a widow and former Londoner: "Richard, ye 9th, Dr. of Physick went to Virginy, married a Londoner and had issue six children, liveth upon Saint James River, in ye Uplands of Virginy, hath been High Sheriff of sd County." Therefore, my Richard is probably not James and Katherine's son. My Richard ended up in Surry Co. and so is probably the "Richard of Surry" in the "Three Richard Parkers of Virginia" debate. However, the name I have is Judith Burton, not Judith Hunt as his wife, and I have him dying in Nansemond which I don't know is a convolution of the Richards or not. Surry Co Deed Ck 2 pg 102: Ann Kersey bound son to learn Brassier trade, as Apprentice to Richard Parker. Wills and Adm. of Isle of Wight - Chapman. William Hunt, dying intestate, administration requested of Richard Parker who married the relict by 1 May 1668; Rec. 20 Aug 1668. Security: Francis Baker and Thomas Edwards. 20 Dec 1670 [1673] Richard Parker 314 acs Surry Co upon main Blackwater Swp., adj Jno Baker. headrights: Jasper Grantum, David Phillips, Evan Davis, Wm. Marriot, Richard Parker twice, Jno Warren, - C& P - Nugent 6 Jan 1673 a cert. from the Sec of the Colony for 50 acres of land, for the transportation of John Warren by Richard Parker [Surry Co orders 1671-90 p 40]
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.comID: I944 Name: Richard Parker Given Name: Richard Surname: Parker Sex: M Birth: 29 Nov 1630 in Warlegan, Liskeard, Cornwall, England Death: 1677 in Parker Creek, Nansemond, VA _UID: 769EDFE9BDEF4EC3B47543B1F929D95203EE Change Date: 16 Dec 2006 at 17:40 Note: "Richard Parker I (1618-1617) was granted 314 acres of land in Surry County, Virginia as headrights on December 20, 1670.On May 1, 1668, he married Mrs. Judith Hunt. He died in Surry County, leaving one child, Richard II. Richard was the 9th child and the 4th son of this marriage that produced 21 children! Richard Parker (1630-1677 the ‘emigrant’) emigrated to the Colony of Virginia, arriving in Nasemond County in 1647 it is said due to a price being put on his head by Oliver Cromwell, for his support of Charles I and the royalist army. I am grateful to Waunita Powell who has carried out detailed research into yhe confusion caused by the coincidence of three Richard Parkers residing in VA. during the mid 17thC. She has determined that Richard Parker (of Browsholme) married Mary Perkins a widow and former Londoner: "Richard, ye 9th, Dr. of Physick went to Virginy, married a Londoner and had issue six children, liveth upon Saint James River, in ye Uplands of Virginy, hath been High Sheriff of sd County." Therefore, my Richard is probably not James and Katherine's son. My Richard ended up in Surry Co. and so is probably the "Richard of Surry" in the "Three Richard Parkers of Virginia" debate. However, the name I have is Judith Burton, not Judith Hunt as his wife, and I have him dying in Nansemond which I don't know is a convolution of the Richards or not. Surry Co Deed Ck 2 pg 102: Ann Kersey bound son to learn Brassier trade, as Apprentice to Richard Parker. Wills and Adm. of Isle of Wight - Chapman. William Hunt, dying intestate, administration requested of Richard Parker who married the relict by 1 May 1668; Rec. 20 Aug 1668. Security: Francis Baker and Thomas Edwards. 20 Dec 1670 [1673] Richard Parker 314 acs Surry Co upon main Blackwater Swp., adj Jno Baker. headrights: Jasper Grantum, David Phillips, Evan Davis, Wm. Marriot, Richard Parker twice, Jno Warren, - C& P - Nugent 6 Jan 1673 a cert. from the Sec of the Colony for 50 acres of land, for the transportation of John Warren by Richard Parker [Surry Co orders 1671-90 p 40]
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ID: I945 Name: Judith Burton Given Name: Judith Surname: Burton Name: Hunt Given Name: Surname: Hunt Sex: F Birth: 1647 in Isle of Wight Co. VA Death: 1679 in Surry, VA _UID: A41081DAD7504D6E9465BEC8EA47DFB1315F Change Date: 16 Dec 2006 at 17:16 Note: married bet 1650 and 1667 William Hunt 4 July 1677 - Administration is granted to Judith Parker on the estate of her deceased husband Richard Parker of Surry Co VA. Surity Wm Carpenter and Wm. Nance. Est Bk 2 pg 141 - orders 1671/90 p 144. Her will was proved 1 July 1679 1 July 1679 Wm Hunt was appt. to administer estate of Judah [Judith] Parker who had died and left estate.
Will probated July, 1778, Richmond Co., VA
1738, Oct 14-Indenture between William Beale Gent and Harwar his wife of
South Farnham parish Essex of the one part and Bibby Bush of same, 131 acres
part of a tract of 647 acres granted by patent dated 2 Sep 1682 to Thomas
Harwar. Signed William Beale and Harwar Beale. Wit: Peter Brooke, Ann Vass.1738, Dec 14-Indenture between William Beale Gent. And Harwar his wife of
South Farnham parish, Essex, of the first part and James Medley of same 104
acres, part of a tract of 800 acres granted by patent dated 14 Oct 1665 to
John Sharp. Description mentions corner of Mr. John Vass. Signed William
Beale, Harwar Beale. Wit: John Beale, Richard Beale, Susanna Dike.- Records from Rappahannock Co., VA
He's also mentioned on pg. 119 of Essex Will Book No. 6 in the division of Leonard Hill's estate.
There is a Richmond County marriage license of 29 A pr 1729 for a William Beale to Ann Harwar
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
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Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
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ID: I945 Name: Judith Burton Given Name: Judith Surname: Burton Name: Hunt Given Name: Surname: Hunt Sex: F Birth: 1647 in Isle of Wight Co. VA Death: 1679 in Surry, VA _UID: A41081DAD7504D6E9465BEC8EA47DFB1315F Change Date: 16 Dec 2006 at 17:16 Note: married bet 1650 and 1667 William Hunt 4 July 1677 - Administration is granted to Judith Parker on the estate of her deceased husband Richard Parker of Surry Co VA. Surity Wm Carpenter and Wm. Nance. Est Bk 2 pg 141 - orders 1671/90 p 144. Her will was proved 1 July 1679 1 July 1679 Wm Hunt was appt. to administer estate of Judah [Judith] Parker who had died and left estate.
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com
Copyright © 2001-2005, Tim Dowling
email: tdowling_53223@yahoo.com