Richard Parker, III, of Parker Creek

Richard Parker III ca 1676 – ca 1750

• (son of Richard Parker and wife)
• & Miss Swann? ca 1677 – |
• & Hannah 1xxx – ca 1755 |

of Nansemond County, Virginia and [Drum Hill Community, Gates Co] Chowan Co, North Carolina

He signed his will 22 September, 1749; it was proved in April Court 1752 in Chowan Co, NC and letters issued July 17, 1752.

https://sallysfamilyplace.com/richard-parker-iii-miss-swann-hannah/

Children of Richard Parker III & first wife Miss Swann? (family tradition)

1. William\Samuel? Parker ca 1693 – 1743/49
2. Elizabeth Parker ca 1695 – bef 1752 married Isaac Hunter ca 1690 – 1753
3. Daniel Parker ca 1696 – 1780 land grant 1718 married Mary
4. Ann Parker ca 1698 – married Spivey
5. Jonathan Parker 1700/1710 Chowan Co NC – 1788 Granville Co NC married Charity Benton ca 1718 –
6. Peter Parker ca 1703 – bef 1778 married
7. Robert Parker ca 1718 – 1797 married 1st ? married ca 1775 2nd Priscilla Riddick married 3rd bef 1781 Abigail —-
8. Jonas Parker ca 1709 – 1775 (Orange Co NC) married Rebecca (Persons or Bumpas)
9. Alice Parker ca 1712 – married Daughtrey

Children of Richard Parker and ?Hannah —:

10. Jacob Parker ca 1717 – aft 1770
11. Stephen Parker ca 1719 – ?1759/79
12. Patience Parker ca 1721 – married Thomas Fryer
13. Richard Parker ca 1724 – by Aug 1783 dsp no issue
14. Francis Parker 1727 – 1791 (Gates Co NC) married Pheraby d 1807

Item- I give and bequeath to my three daughters Elizabeth Hunter, & Ann Spivey & Alice Daughtrey ten Shillings apiece I say to each of them in full for their share of my personable estate.

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ydna Group 7 https://www.familytreedna.com/public/parker?iframe=yresults Testing participant Wayne Nelson Parker FtDNA P239 FG#7 See Parker Dna Project of FTDNA.

Richard PARKER - b. about 1677, Nansemond Co., VA; d. about 1752, Chowan Co., NC.

Son of Richard PARKER and Miss PENDER.

Lived in that portion of Nasemond Co., VA that became part of Chowan Co., NC in 1728, and appointed a justice for Chowan Precenct 1731. He received patents between 1718 and 1749 to just over 1000 acres in Upper Parish of Nansemond and near the head of Bennett's Creek in what is now Gates Co., NC. Will dated Sep. 22, 1749, and admitted to probate in Chowan Co., NC in Apr. 1752. One of his wives died in the summer of 1728, but his will indicates he was survived by another. Richard's lengthy will mentions 14 surviving children, and reveals that he, like his father and grandfather, acquired much land during his lifetime. Since his youngest two sons received no real estate, it is possible that they had received land transfers previously.

His children are listed below in what is believed to be birth order.

Married Elizabeth KING - Daughter of Henry KING and Catherine.

Probably married second a Miss SWAN, and possibly married a third time.

taken from PARKER - From the files of Stephen M. Lawson

Richard PARKER - b. about 1653/4, probably in Nansemond Co., VA; d. after 1714, Nansemond Co., VA. Son of Richard PARKER I. Resided in that portion of Nansemond Co., VA which later became part of NC. Richard received land by grant in 1681 after the death of his father. However, patents for this land were not issued until Apr. 26, 1698, in parcels of 100 and 400 acres. He received additional land patents between 1698 and 1714 for a total of nearly 700 acres located near his existing holdings and the head of Bennett's Creek in what is now Gates Co., NC.

Miss PENDER - No further information known. Surname is from family tradition, and as recorded by Foxhall PARKER. A PENDER appears on the 1704 Quit Rent roll of Nansemond Co., VA.

Richard Parker II had two sons named Richard Parker III; one by his first wife, name unknown (possible last name Pender), and his last child by his second wife, Sarah Turner.

Note that the second Richard Parker III's death date is confirmed - 22 Sept 1749.

Note that the first Richard Parker III's death date is approximated, with the knowledge that he died before his half-brother - BEFORE 22 Sept 1749.

Lived in that portion of Nasemond Co., Va that became part of Chowan Co., NC in 1728, and appointed a justice for Chowan Precenct 1731. He received patents between 1718 and 1749 to just over 1000 acres in Upper Parish of nansemond and near the head of Bennett's Creek in what is now Gates Co., NC. will dated Sept 22 1749 and admitted probate in Chowan Co., NC in April 1752. One of his wives died in the summer of 1728 but his will indicates he was survied by another. Richards lenghty will mentions 14 surviving children and reveals that he, like his father and grandfather acquired much land during his lifetime. since his youngest two sons received no real estate it is possible that they had received land transfers previously.Possibly married second a Miss Swan and possibly a third marriage.

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http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=parker_20...:

NOTE: I (WNP) took on the project of trying to connect all the members of Parker DNA FG#7 back to our common ancestor William Parker born 1604. I have enjoyed every hour that I have spend trying to do the best research that I can.

Parker y-DNA Project http://web.utk.edu/~corn/parkerdna/

One of the newest tools that we can unitized in genealogy research is DNA testing. Y-DNA testing results can tell us that we have a common male ancestor, the results can not tell us how we are kin only that we are kin. The Y chromosome, which is passed directly from father to son, unchanged, from generation to generation. Unchanged, that is, unless a mutation—a random, naturally occurring, usually harmless change—occurs. The mutation, known as a marker, acts as a beacon; it can be mapped through generations because it will be passed down from the man in whom it occurred to his sons, their sons, and every male in his family for many thousands of years. These mutations establish genetic signatures, called haplotypes, that define particular branches within a family tree. The haplotypes of tested individuals can be used to confirm, or alter as necessary, the structure of family trees which in the past had to be based on paper-based historical research, family tradition and logical inferences that could be drawn from them.

NOTE: All the Parker families of Parker FG#7 can be traced back to one common male ancestor using y-DNA testing but DNA testing can only tell us we are kin but not how. Thus the results can be used by researchers as a tool to help find the paper trail that will tell us how.

The P#s are assigned by the Parker DNA Project.

Note: I will use this as a way to connection the Parker families till we can find the correction back to our common ancestor. Wayne Nelson Parker P239 FG#7 I enjoy doing this research it is a labor of love on my part. I hope other can and will be able to use the information that I have included in this file to fill in the blanks in their genealogy research. This genealogy research is my way of remembering the ones who have passed on as I too will be gone someday. Remember to start each and every day off with a smile. WNP

NOTE: Not all the Parker families listed in my file are part of FG#7 AS I also research many of the other Parker families when they have interconnect with the other families in my file.

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From: Wayne Parker [mailto:waynenparker@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, November 25, 2013 3:49 PM To: West, Dennis R Subject: Question about FG#7 mutation rates

Hello Dennis,

I know you are busy so I will keep this short.

I am enclosing an e-mail see below. It is about mutation rates, I know I had ask you a question several years ago and your answer helped me then but now I need to learn all I can about this subject.

I would like for you to send me some good web links and/or literature that will help me gain more knowledge about the subject of mutation rates.

I think based on the small amout of knowledge that I have, that the mutation rates could occur more often that was first thought but I don't have the knowledge to say for sure one way or the other.

Thanks Wayne N. Parker P239 FG#7"

West, Dennis R

Dec 21, 2013 To me Wayne,

Please accept my apology for the delay in responding to your request. I have lots of excuses but they don’t change the facts. Here are some web sites that have information about mutation rates: http://www.worldfamilies.net/ydna

Here is a wiki page that lists several articles on the subject of Y-DNA mutations: http://www.isogg.org/wiki/Mutation_rates

Mutations are rare and unpredictable events. We can estimate the mutation rates pretty good when we consider thousands of DNA samples, however when we narrow the consideration down to a comparison of only two men, the variation in mutation rates is large. We see men who match exactly and their common ancestor lived 7 or 8 generations back. We also have an uncle – nephew pair who differ by 3 mutations. So it is problematic in trying to determine exactly how many generations there are back to a common ancestor based on the number of mutation differences between those two men.

Not sure this will help, and you probably already have the information you are seeking.

Dennis West PARKER surname Y-DNA coordinator Descended from Isham PARKER, 1815, Alabama

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Note: I am adding the information below for researcher of the Parker families. W.N.P.

The three Richard Parker that lived in early VA all at the same time. by Wayne N. Parker

Revisited and or updates on the research of the three Richard Parker that lived in early VA all at the same time. It seems like so many researcher are getting the three different Richard Parker mixed up. Richard Parker of Nansemond Co., VA. Richard Parker, Dr. of Charles City Co., and Henrico Co., VA Richard Parker of Surry Co., VA First let me say that I have more knowledge on the Richard Parker of Nansemond Co., VA (also know as y-DNA FG#7, I am P239 of that group), than the two other Richard Parker. Therefore I want to thank the many researcher of the two other Richard Parker. I hope that what I am posting will start to help clear up some of the confusion about which descendants belong to each Richard Parker. As always please do your own research. This is a link to my on-line file where I have all three Richard Parker listed.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=parker_20... 16149

At this time I have not found and connections between the three Parker families on the male lines. There may be connection back in England and I would not be surprised to find connection on the female line in the USA. I am only listing a few of the first generations from each line on PH and not all children are listed as this too is a work in progress.

Wayne N. Parker

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Parker and Allied Families Entries: 22480 Updated: 2014-09-16 20:03:04 UTC (Tue) Contact: Wayne N. Parker P239 Y-DNA FG#7

Work In Progress. Tracing the Parker Family (FG#7) from Nansemond Co., VA to Nacogdoches Co., TX and all points in between and beyond. Also researching the following Y-DNA Families; Williams FG#22, Cotton FG#7, Harris FG#6, Morrow FG#1

Index | Individual | Descendancy | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Public Profile

Descendant Register, Generation No. 1

1.Richard Parker I (William Parker2, Y-DNA FG#7 Parker1) was born ABT 1625 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died BEF 23 APR 1681 in Nansemond Co., VA. He married ?.

Children of Richard Parker I and ? are: +
2i.Richard Parker II was born ABT 1645 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died BET 1698 AND 1704 in Nansemond Co., VA. +
3ii.Thomas Parker was born ABT 1648 in Nansemond Co., VA. Had a will. +
4iii.Francis Parker was born ABT 1652 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died 26 MAR 1725 in Nansemond Co., VA. Not the same as the RU 106 Bryant Parkers.

Descendant Register, Generation No. 2

2. Richard Parker II (Richard Parker I3, William Parker2, Y-DNA FG#7 Parker1) was born ABT 1645 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died BET 1698 AND 1704 in Nansemond Co., VA. He married ?.

Child of Richard Parker II and ? is: +
5i.Richard Parker III was born ABT 1676 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died 1750 in Chowan Co.,NC. 3. Thomas Parker (Richard Parker I3, William Parker2, Y-DNA FG#7 Parker1) was born ABT 1648 in Nansemond Co., VA.

Child of Thomas Parker is: +
6i.William Parker was born ABT 1683 in Nansemond Co.,VA, and died 1751 in Chowan, Co. NC. 4.Francis Parker (Richard Parker I3, William Parker2, Y-DNA FG#7 Parker1) was born ABT 1652 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died 26 MAR 1725 in Nansemond Co., VA.

Children of Francis Parker are: +
7i.John H. Parker was born 1692 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died AFT 1761 in Edgecombe Co., NC. +
8ii.Francis Parker was born ABT 1695 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died BEF AUG 1757 in Edgecombe Co, NC.

Descendant Register, Generation No. 3

5.Richard Parker III (Richard Parker II4, Richard Parker I3, William Parker2, Y-DNA FG#7 Parker1) was born ABT 1676 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died 1750 in Chowan Co.,NC. He married Elizabeth (King) ABT 1697. She died BET 1728 AND 1729 in Nansemond Co., VA/Chowan Co.,NC. He married Hannah AFT 1729. She died ABT 1755 in Chowan Co., NC.

Children of Richard Parker III and Elizabeth (King) are: +
9i.Elizabeth Parker was born ABT 1698 in Nansemond Co., VA. +
10ii.William Parker was born ABT 1699 in Nansemond Co.,VA, and died BEF 1749 in Gates Co., NC. +
11iii.Daniel Parker was born ABT 1700 in Nansemond Co.,VA, and died BET NOV 1780 AND MAY 1781 in Gates Co., NC.

12iv.Annie Parker was born in NC. She married Caleb George Spivey.

13v.Alice Parker. She married ? Daughtery.

14vi.Sally Parker died BEF 1749. +
15vii.Jonathan Parker was born ABT 1713 in Nansemond Co.,VA, and died 1788 in Granville Co., NC. +
16 viii.Peter Parker was born ABT 1718 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died BEF 3 DEC 1778 in Hertford Co., NC. +
17ix.Jonas Parker was born in Chowan Co., NC, and died 1775 in Orange Co., NC. +
18 x.Robert Parker , Sr. died 1797 in Gates Co., NC. Children of Richard Parker III and Hannah are:

19 i.Richard Parker IV was born in Nansemond Co.,VA, and died ABT 1783 in Gates Co., NC.

20 ii..Patience Parker. She married Thomas Fryer.

21 iii.Stephen Parker.

22 iv.Jacob Parker. +
23v. Francis Parker was born ABT 1730 in Chowan Co., NC, and died BET APR AND 22 JUL 1791 in Gates Co., NC.

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Descendants of Richard Parker

Generation No. 1

1. RICHARD1 PARKER was born Bet. 1628 - 1629 in England, and died Abt. 1680 in Henrico Co., VA. He married MARY August 1656 in Charles City Co., VA.

More About RICHARD PARKER and MARY: Marriage: August 1656, Charles City Co., VA

Child of RICHARD PARKER and MARY is: 2. i. RICHARD2 PARKER, b. Abt. 1660, Charles City Co., VA; d. Bet. February 27 - March 06, 1725/26, Henrico Co., VA.

Generation No. 2

2. RICHARD2 PARKER (RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1660 in Charles City Co., VA, and died Bet. February 27 - March 06, 1725/26 in Henrico Co., VA. He married ELIZABETH BALLARD?.

Child of RICHARD PARKER and ELIZABETH BALLARD? is: 3. i. RICHARD3 PARKER, b. Abt. 1700, Henrico Co., VA; d. Bet. November 15, 1781 - May 16, 1782, Halifax Co., VA.

Generation No. 3

3. RICHARD3 PARKER (RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1700 in Henrico Co., VA, and died Bet. November 15, 1781 - May 16, 1782 in Halifax Co., VA. He married JUDITH WATSON?.

Children of RICHARD PARKER and JUDITH WATSON? are: i. WILLIAM4 PARKER, b. Bet. 1723 - 1725; d. 1756, Cumberland Co., VA; m. DRUSILLA COLQUITT, Abt. 1748; b. 1730; d. 1806.

Comment on: Topic 'Wanting Info on Parentage of John B Parker of Virginia' Daniel, William and Obediah Parker. These Parker are found as living on Mirey Creek, of Halifax Co. Va. Obediah died 1777, in Halifax Co. Va. (so this was done before his death. I would have to double check details of his Will for exact date. 21 Aug 1777 Road Order: Humphrey Hendrick appointed Surveyor for the road from Evans Creek to the New Court House at Borams’. Ordered that the said Humphrey with male laboring tithables belonging to himself, to John Moore, Sr., Abraham Easley, Charles Smith, James Hardage, William Estes, Robert Bennett, Edward Powell, John Childress, the Widow Neal, William Gent, James Gent, William Evans, Ezekiel Slaughter, William Daniel, William Murphy, William Parker, Obediah= Parker, George Wood, Moses Hendrick,William [obliterated], William Bixby, James Brown, John Eppes, Moses Terry, Moore Matlock, William Daniel, John Pruitt, William Kerley, and Robert Durham do go forth and clearRecords 1780-1790 from this file you find. http://www.genfiles.com/hendrick/ Thanks so his records. We found the William Parker of Mirey Creek, of Halifax Co, Va. And that this is indeed Drusilla's son, William and married to Ann Hendrick. 16 Mar 1784 Deed of Gift: John Hendrick, Sr., of Halifax County, to grandchildren Mary Anne Smith and William Thornton Smith, children of Charles Smith, for natural love and 5 shillings, give Mary Anne 1 bay mare and 1 feather bed and furniture, give William Thornton 1 young sorrel horse and 1 feather bed and furniture... /s/ John Hendrick. Wit: Anna “X” Parker, Tabitha Hendrick Smith. (Halifax County, VA, Now for Totty records of Halifax http://www.totty-families.org/records/vahalif.html We find these deeds. Page 17. Sep 23, 1793 from - Partrick ESTIS and John EASTIS of Hawkins County, North Carolina [Tennessee], to Daniel Chumbley of H, for 50 £, about ll9 acres in H on the branches of Mirey Cr, and bounded by Bartlett Crenshaw, James Hardwick, Stephen Tackett, Ann Bennett, Daniel PARKER, Signed - Partrick (X his mark) ESTIS, John (X his mark) ESTES. Wit - William PARKER DanI PARKER, George ESTES. Recorded Sep 23, 1793. Page 231. Aug 25, 1787 from Ezekel ESTES of Spencer County, NC [sic], to Daniel Chumbley (Chumbly) of H, for 25 £, about 66 ½ acres in H on the branches of Miry Cr, and bounded by Bartlett Crenshaw, Hendricks, Crizappel. signed - Ezekel ESTES. wit - Daniel PARKER, George EASTES, Isaac EASLEY, Mary Ann PARKER. Recorded Feb 25,1788. Halifax County, Virginia Deed Book 16 1793-1796 Page 10. Jun 4, 1793 from Daniel Chumbley and Bartlett Crenshaw of H, and Partrick EASTIS in Hawkins County, North Carolina [Tennessee], to Daniel PARKER of H, for 57 £, a tract of land in H on the Branches of Miry Cr, containing about 101 ½ acres signed - Daniel (X' his rnark) Chumley, Bartlett Crenshaw, Patrick (+ his mark.) Eastis. Wit - William PARKER, George ESTIS, John PARKER. Recorded Sep 23, 1793. Not sure what this Document is but this puts this John B. Parker as living around the William, and Daniel Parker of Mirey Creek! As his witness are Bartlett Crenshaw, and Charles Smith as one of John Hendrick's son-in -law. Not researched the Thorton Smith, it maybe John grandson. Records 1790 12 Dec 1791 Deed: Heirs of John Hendrick, late of Halifax County, decd., to Charles Smith, for£50, 100 acres in Halifax County on Mirey Creek, being the plantation where said John Hendrick, Decd., lived and died, adjoining Daniel Moore, Robert Chappel, Bartlett Crenshaw, and said Charles Smith... /s/ Humphry Hendrick, John H. Hendrick, Absolom Hendrick, Robert Lumkin, William Parker. Wit: None. (Halifax County, VA, Deeds, 15:256) The documents of the Hendrick's researcher shows proof that Charles Smith was John Hendrick's son in law. So we have this Document from the Google Book of Rose/Ayers family. With the witness of these same people. Would like to know what you think. If I have missed something. Will gladly research.

I believe these and other records clearly show that Drusilla Colquitt Parker's son as the William Parker married to Ann Hendrick, daughter of John Hendrick living on Mriey Creek of Halifax Co. Va and not Martha Perrin Cardwell who married a William Parker in Charlotte Co. Va before April of 1780. … Added by Marge E. Gish at 1:01pm on January 30, 2014

New Info on William Parker and Martha Perrin Posted by: Marge Gish (ID *****4629) Date: July 23, 2013 at 15:10:26 of 26430

Hello, My interest in these William Parkers is that my 1 Peter Hudson daughter Sarah married Edward Parker. 1 Peter land was in Henrico/Lunenburg/Halifax on Difficult Creek. So while searching for Sarah Hudson Parker family I came upon these two Parker families. They were born about the same time, 1740's.

One William Parker lived on Mirey Creek area of Halifax Co. Va and is connected with Hendrick, Colquitt, Easley and family lines in Charlotte Co.VA. And is connected to the Dr. Richard Parker family. The William Parker of Mirey Creek married Martha Perrin .(NOTE: SEE NEW INFO IN POST ABOVE W.N. P.) I have not yet discovered where this William Parker and his children went. I did find that a William Parker of Mirey Creek married a Ann Hendrick. So it possible their William Parker had son William Parker the jr. Giving the list of people living around William Parker and Obediah Parker. Now look at the Tax list for 1782 and 1785

Look at the people who lived around William and Obediah Parker. August 21, 1777 Road Order: Humphrey Hendrick appointed Surveyor for the road from Evans Creek to the New Court House at Borams’. Ordered that the said Humphrey with male laboring tithables belonging to himself, to John Moore, Sr., Abraham Easley, Charles Smith, James Hardage, William Estes, Robert Bennett, Edward Powell, John Childress, the Widow Neal, William Gent, James Gent, William Evans, Ezekiel Slaughter, William Daniel, William Murphy, William Parker, Obediah Parker, George Wood, Moses Hendrick,William [obliterated], William Bixby, James Brown, John Eppes, Moses Terry, Moore Matlock, William Daniel, John Pruitt, William Kerley, and Robert Durham do go forth and clear and keep said road in good repair. (Halifax County, VA, Court Orders, 8:238)

The other William Parker lived in and around the Difficult Creek are. Their families are the Owen, Nichols, Womack's, Abbott's and Jenkins of Difficult Creek area. Both William, Francis and Edward Parker lived on Difficult, Clover and Black Walnut Creek area. Their son's and daughter's married families from the same area. And they are were well acquainted with Rev. Thomas Dodson. Both William and Francis Parker went to Smith Co, Tenn and died there. Their Will's can be found on line at the Smith Co. Tenn web site. Their children along with Rev. Miles West each of the others Will.

Now look at people on Difficult Creek area 10616CO 1771-1773 1772 Halifax Mar Wood John road hands Difficult ck Fulker Fulkerson surveyor of road from the courthouse to Difficult Ck or male tithables belong to George Watkins, Richard Lamkin, Thomas Bowman, Richard Carlton, John Brewis, William Chandler, John Owen, William Whittington, William Osborne, Robert Perkins, Robert Durham, Robert Durham Jr, John Williams, Ambrose Estes, Richard Stanley and John Wood hands to clear and keep said road in repair.

Now check the 1782 Tithe list of Halifax. And you will see Edward, William and Francis Parker there. Edward is living near John Owens. William is living near Charles Hudson, which is the son of 2 Peter Hudson. And Francis is living near Ambrose Estes. Which is noted in the survey list. Hope this will help someone find the right line. Hudson Researcher

More About WILLIAM PARKER: Y-DNA: FG#16 P394 ???? see note.

More About WILLIAM PARKER and DRUSILLA COLQUITT: Marriage: Abt. 1748

ii. RICHARD PARKER, d. 1797, Halifax Co., VA; m. FRANCIS WOOLDRIDGE. iii. ELIZABETH PARKER. iv. BENEJH PARKER. v. MARY PARKER. vi. JUDITH HUBBARD PARKER.

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Descendants of Richard Parker

Generation No. 1

1. RICHARD1 PARKER died Bef. July 03, 1677 in Surry Co., VA. He married JUDITH May 1668 in Isle Of Wight Co., VA. She died 1679 in Surry Co., VA.

Notes for RICHARD PARKER: http://www.gencircles.com/users/dnparker/1/data/327

Darryl Newton Parker, Jr.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=lockard-p... I6604 Janet Lockard

More About RICHARD PARKER and JUDITH: Marriage: May 1668, Isle Of Wight Co., VA

Child of RICHARD PARKER and JUDITH is: 2. i. RICHARD2 PARKER, b. Abt. 1669; d. Bef. February 19, 1749/50.

Generation No. 2

2. RICHARD2 PARKER (RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1669, and died Bef. February 19, 1749/50. He married MARY JANE.

Children of RICHARD PARKER and MARY JANE are: 3. i. RICHARD3 PARKER, JR., b. Abt. 1695, Surry Co., VA; d. January 26, 1750/51, Surry Co., VA. ii. ANN PARKER. iii. FAITH PARKER. iv. JUDITH PARKER. v. HANNAH PARKER. vi. WILLIAM PARKER.

Generation No. 3

3. RICHARD3 PARKER, JR. (RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1695 in Surry Co., VA, and died January 26, 1750/51 in Surry Co., VA. He married JUDITH February 15, 1720/21.

More About RICHARD PARKER and JUDITH: Marriage: February 15, 1720/21

Children of RICHARD PARKER and JUDITH are: i. DRURY4 PARKER, b. 1722, VA; d. February 12, 1789, VA; m. (1) ELIZABETH BARHAM, Abt. 1745; b. 1730, VA; d. Abt. 1768, VA; m. (2) MILDRED CLANTON, June 15, 1769, Sussex County, VA; b. November 27, 1743, Sussex Co.,VA; d. Bef. September 16, 1816.

Notes for DRURY PARKER: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=deemc4351... 9567 ID: I49567 Name: DRURY PARKER Surname: PARKER Given Name: DRURY Sex: M Birth: 1722 in Albemarle Parrish, Surrey Co. VA Death: 12 Feb 1789 in Southampton Co., VA _UID: 29D45E8A61FFD711A1EC444553540000EA57 Note:

WILL: Last Will and Testament of Drury Parker Southhampton County, VA,written in 1783, proved 1789 Transcribed copy found in Stanly Co NCPublic Library, Parker File In the name of God Amen I Drury Parker ofSoton (Southampton) County and St. Lukes Parrish being sencesses andmerry thanks be to Almighty God for the dame Do make and ordain thisto be my last Will and testament do Do Dispose of my Estate I give andbequeath to my wife Milly Parker two feather beds and furniture oneiron pot one frying pan four pewter dishes and six pewter plates onechest one large trunk four chears three cows and claves three sows andpigs one horse and saddle three ewes and lambs one linen wheel onewoolen wheel also I leave the labour of my negro man Jame and my negrowoman Agge to her during her natural life and then at her death to besold and divided amongst her children begotten by me.I also give mywife Milly Parker two thousand pound of porke and forty barrels ofcorn. Item I give and bequeath to my son Howell Parker one negro manTom to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my sonRicared Parker one negro boy names Harry to him and his heirs forever.Item I give and bequeath to my son William Parker one negro girl namedRachel and one feather and furniture to him and his heirs forever.Item I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Parker the plantation Ipurchased of Benjamin Copper with all the land lying on the south sideof Myre cart path belonging hereto also I give and bequeath to my sonThomas Parker one negro woman named Doll to him and his heris forever.Item I give and bequeath to my son Edwin Parker the plantation I nowlive on with all the land lying on the north side on Myricks cart paththere belonging thereto I also give and bequeath to my son EdwinParker one negro boy named Lewis to him and his heirs forever. I giveand bequeath to my son Frederick Parker one negro boy named Nat alsoone feather bed and furniture. Item I give and bequeath to my daughterLucy Parker one negro girl named Beck and one feather bed andfurniture to her and her heirs forever. Item I given and bequeath tomy daughter Patty Parker one negro girl names Judith to her and herheirs foever. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Nanny Parker onenegro girl named Liddia to her and her heirs forever. Item I give andbequeath to my daughter Lukey(nick name?) Parker one negro girl namedHannah to her and her heirs forever. Item I given and bequeath to mydaughter Tempey Parker one negro girl named Fanney to her and herheirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Betsey Parkerone negro girl named Chearey to her and her heirs forever also I leavethe labour of my negro man Archer to my wife during her natural lifeand then to be sold and the money to be divided as aforesaid and thenegros belonging to me not mentioned to be equally divided amongst mysix oldest children and the remainder of my estate be sold and equallydivided amongst my younger children and my will and desire is that herchildren and their negros continue with her while they come of age and marry except ther Mother marry then to hire out for the use of the children. Item I give andbequeath to my daughter Polly Parker one negro boy named Sam to herand her heirs forever Item I give and bequeath to my son MatthewParker one negro boy named Page one negro girl named Janey to him andhis heirs forever.I do her likewise constitute make ordain BrotherRichard Parker and Jeremiahn Drew and Randolph Newsum my whole andsole Exectors of this my last Will and Testament in witness thereof Ihave set my hand and seal this 13th day of June 1783. At a court heldfor the County of Southampton the 12th day of Feby 1789 this Will waspresented in Court by Randolph Newsum the executor the rein namedRichard Parker the other refusing, and the said Will having been provedto the satisfaction of the Court to be wholly in the hand writing ofthe testator is ordered to be recorded and on the motion of the saidexecutor who made oath according to law certificate is granted him forobtaining a probate thereof in due form giving security whereupon. VaState Seal Attached Here Will Book 4, page 299 Attested: H.B.McLemore, Jr, Clerk Circuit Court, Southampton County VA

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Descendant Register, Generation No. 1

1. DRURY PARKER was born 1767 in Sussex, Virginia. He married Mildred CLANTON, daughter of Reuban CLANTON and Mary UNKNOWN. She was born ABT in Sussex, Virginia. He married Elizabeth BARHAM 1783 in Southampton, Virginia, daughter of Charles BARHAM and Sarah JUDKINS. She was born in St. Lukes Parish, Southampton, Virginia.

Child of DRURY PARKER and Mildred CLANTON is: +
2 i. William PARKER was born in Jackson Co. NC (Source: Death certificate)..

Descendant Register, Generation No. 2

2. William PARKER (DRURY PARKER1) was born in Jackson Co. NC (Source: Death certificate)..

Children of William PARKER are:

3 i. Richard PARKER was born 1813 in Johnston County, North Carolina.

4 ii. Edward PARKER was born 1815 in Johnston County, North Carolina.

5 iii. Joseph PARKER was born 1817 in Johnston County, North Carolina.

6 iv. Lucy PARKER was born 1819 in Johnston County, North Carolina. She married Miles WEST.

More About DRURY PARKER and ELIZABETH BARHAM: Marriage: Abt. 1745

More About DRURY PARKER and MILDRED CLANTON: Marriage: June 15, 1769, Sussex County, VA

ii. FREDERICK PARKER.

Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children Has Children William Parker b: ABT 1604 in England

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References

• https://sallysfamilyplace.com/richard-parker-iii-miss-swann-hannah/
• 4th gen -Sally’s great-great-great-great-great Grandparents: 2X’s also Sally’s great-great-great-great-great-great Grandparents sample #p35 dna results show this family belongs to Family Group #7 -Mills PARKER, b 1762. Haplogroup R1b1b2