Thomas Parker, of Henrico

Not the same as Thomas Parker of Upper Chippoke River or as Thomas Parker

Children of Dr Richard Parker and wife Mary:

2. Thomas Parker 1666 – aft 1709 married Mary the widow of Thos. Wells

From https://liveasfreepeople.com/2016/11/02/parkers-daniels-and-jenkins...

1 Apr 1697. Thomas Parker and Mary his wife hand over all of their estate that belonged to Thomas Wells, decd. if they do not perform the administration of the estate of Mr. John Wilson and Mr. Geo. Archer; wit: Lit. Epes, Fran. Patram (Book £3 Wills and Deeds 1688-1697, p. 710)

Beware conflated families

https://groups.google.com/g/soc.genealogy.medieval/c/9v7MxSKtkIA/m/...

See soc.genealogy.medieval message board for discussion of three possible Richard Parkers and their likely conflation. One entry includes this compelling summation:

It would seem we are dealing with at least three men, of approximately the same age, (1) one Richard Parker who lived in Charles City County and later Henrico County who was the surgeon who left a son Richard; (2) another who first settled in Isle of Wight, but then relocated to Surrey County and died in 1677, having married Judith, widow of William Hunt, they also having a son named Richard; and (3) the Nansemond County Richard Parker, who left a will that was lost in the destruction of Nansemond and state records, but which was mentioned in a 23 April 1681 entry in Virginia patents concerning the three sons of Richard Parker, deceased (Thomas, Richard and Francis), who were to receive 1420 acres on the south branch of Nansemond River on Parker's Creek left them by their father's will. If the early tradition of this branch is to be given credence, their Richard was a Doctor of Physic, from a very large family, and had three sons and three daughters'.

• http://sallysfamilyplace.com/dr-richard-parker-mary-perkins/