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Données personnelles Richard Parrott 

Les sources 1, 2Les sources 3, 4, 5, 6

Famille de Richard Parrott

(1) Il est marié avec Elizabeth Thompson.

Ils se sont mariés environ 1640.Les sources 12, 14


Enfant(s):

  1. Francis Parrott  1634-< 1671
  2. Elizabeth Parrott  1640-1729 
  3. William Parrott  ± 1636-< 1669
  4. Henry Parrott  ± 1638-????


(2) Il est marié avec Sarah Keye.

Ils se sont mariés le 6 août 1654, il avait 38 ans.


Enfant(s):

  1. Richard Parrott  1650-1686 


(3) Il est marié avec Margaret Haywood.

Ils se sont mariés avant le 12 janvier 1655.Source 9


Notes par Richard Parrott

[Linda Harmon.ged]

Richard PARROTT

(This may not be the right father for Franicis and William.  See the following from Wayne Parrott:

1) You have Francis and Williams listed as his eldest children.  I am pretty sure this is incorrect.  In his writings, Richard clearly mentions Richard Jr. as his eldest son, and Henry as his second son.
2) I have seen nothing that can prove Richard is the s/o John Perrot and Prunella, and even less that this John is the s/o of the Sir John, though Sir John did have a son, John, b ~1565, who was admitted to the bar, and then got lost.
If I had to go out on a limb right now, I would say that Richard Perrott was the son of Richard and Margaret Bromwith Perrot.  Francis was his nephew, and William his half brother.  Proving this, is another matter.
I have a listing of the early Perrott families of Virginia at <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott/parrottlines.shtml>
So while I suspect the c were all related, there is no paper record, so I have resorted to starting a DNA project to sort things out.
That information is at <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott/>

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Occupation: High Sheriff and Senior Justice of Middlesex County Court

Religion:  Church of England

"Richard Sr. was a vestryman of Christchurch, a commissioner of Lancaster County in 1656, elected High Sheriff, June 5, 1657, and Senior Justice of Middlesex County Court, 1673, until his death.

Frequent mention is made of him in Virginia history, and Mishop Meade, in his 'Old families and Churches,' states that he appealed to while in England, on one of his visits, to bring out a minister for the church.

"The register also contains the following entry; 'Whereas Mr. Richard perrott hath built a Pew in the chancell on the further side opposite the Pulpitt and a stable also, which Pew and Stable is for the use of Henry Corbin, Esq., perperly belonging to him and those that shall have and enjoy the houe and land whereon he hath now built on and forever, September 29, 1669.'

"Richard, Jr., died November 11, 1686.  In his will he mentions his wife, Margaret, and his grandsons, Henry and Richard, sons of Richard Jr. His plantations were in Middlesex County.  One of them, of one thousand acres, was on the north side of Pyankatank River.  his wife, Margaret, died January 30, 1687.

children-Elizabeth, 1645; Richard, Jr. February 24, 1650"
Text: p. 33

Source:
Author: Capt. Marcus Bainbridge Buford
Periodical: A Genealogy Of History and Genealogy of the Buford Family in America With Records of a Number of Allied Families
Publication: Mildred Buford Minter LaBelle, MO
Page: PP. 62-63
Date: 1903, 1924
Text: p. 33

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Sources:

Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography (Ancestry.com. Virginia Biographical Encyclopedia, Vol. I-V. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Electronic reproduction: Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volumes I-V. Richmond, VA: n.p, 1915.), Biography of Richard Perrott, Sr.

Greer, George Cabell, Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666 (Richmond, Va., W.C. Hill Printing Co., 1912., 376 p. 24 cm.), 20.

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Probably born in England

May have been in Barbados before arriving in North America

Name of 1st wife thought to be Elizabeth Thompson, no proof

1645: Birth of daughter Elizabeth.  She married John Buford/Blewford on 11 April 1662.

Was in York Co., Virginia in 1647; this is known because there is an order for him to appraise the estate of Captain Robert Morrison.

18 February 1647/8: Nicholas Dale of York parish writes his will, ?being sick and weak in body but of sound and perfect memory.? Mentions his brother in law, Richard Keye or Leye.

24 August 1648: Richard and his second wife, Sarah Keye/Leye, deed land to "the Children which she had by her former husband, Nicholas Dale.... the said fower Children namely Mary Dale, Thomas Dale, Jean Dale, and Sara Dale.

13 March 1649: Patents 450 acres on the south side of the Rappahannock River
24 February 1650: Son Richard , Jr. is born, ?Being he first Man Child that was gott and borne in Rappahannock river, of English parents.  It is known that Sarah Dale was his mother, as Richard Jr. was mentioned as being a half-brother of Thomas Dale in 1655.

Son Henry is born.  Enters Gray's Inn in London in 1674 to study law. First American to do so.  Called to the Bar on 14 November 1674; his father is referred to as Esq. Writes his will in 1706.

1654. Gives the last name of Richard's second wife.

Tne Estate of ye orphan of Tho Dale dec'd Vzt. Tho Dale has 800 acres of land in the Rapa River ye County of Lancaster, 7 cows and 2 heifers 2 years old next March & five calves.  Sarah Dale, orphan hath 2 cows and 1 heifer of 2 years old next March and 1 cow calfe.  Given in by Richard Perrot that married ye widow Dale, 6 of 8 br 1654.

12 January 1655: A deed by Richard Perrot conveying 300 acres of and up the creek at the head of the land where said Perrott lives- in Lancaster Co (later Middlesex).  Shows he was already married to Margaret Haywood (~1623 England - 11 November 1686)

Richard Parrott to Minor Minson and Robert Kempe -- three hundred acres of land lying up the creek at the head of the land where I Richard Parrott now lives upon the southside of the Rappahannock River.  Richard Parrott & Margaret Parrott.

13 December 1656: General Assembly appoints him as one of the justices of Lancaster

5 January 1657: Appointed sheriff of Lancaster

15 June 1657: Elected high sheriff

15 December 1657: Chosen vestryman, and sidesman of Lancaster parish

6 May 1660, which is also how we know the last name of Richard's second wife.
An account of ye Estate of Thomas Dale dec?d Ten cows 7 heifer ye youngest 2 years old and 1 calfe given to my son Rich'd Perrot by his brother Thomas Dale dec?d.  A patent of 800 acres of Land that belongeth to ye sd Parrot by his brother Thomas Dale dec?d. Edwd Dale Cl Cur.

26 January 1661: Patents 800 acres

1 August 1666: Patents 1100 acres on the south side of the Rappahannock River; heard rights to himself and son, Richard Jr.

1667: Another daughter marries Col. St Ledger Codd, Justice of Northumberland Co. Their sons are James and Berkeley (Barclay) Codd. Richard III conveyed Delaware Sussex Co. land to Barclay Codd on 20 October 1718, another descendant of Richard Sr.

15 March 1668/9: Receives from Nicholas Spencer deed for 1,900 acres on the Pyankatank River, called Mottram's Mount.  Became known as 'Parrott's Quarter,' and the place located on as 'Parrott's Neck.'

1670: Appointed sheriff of Middlesex

21 June 1671: Requests a land grant on the Horekil (Sussex Co., Delaware) for himself and a group of Virginians; Gov. Francis Lovelace of New York grants him 3,000 acres in Cedar Creek Hundred.  A group of Marylanders plundered the Horekill in August of 1672, prompting Gov. Lovelace to protest to Gov. Philip Calvert of Maryland.  A letter from a Cptn. John Carr later that year to Gov. Lovelace mentions that Richard Perrot is on his way back to Virginia, and 'this Mr. Perrot is a gentleman seated near Horekil by your Honor's patent.'

4 January 1672: Deeds land to son Richard.  Mentions Richard Jr.'s wife, Sarah Halfhide; his second son Henry; and his brother Robert's two eldest sons.
Deed dated 4 January 1672 - Richard Perrot of Middlesex County gent. to my son Richard Perrot of aforesaid County in consideration of good will and affection which I bear to him - tract of land now belonging to me, next to ye mouth of Rappa. River containing by estimation 800 acres and if he should die without issue, the said land to go to Sarah Halfhide for her natural life and then to my second son Henry and his heirs and in case of no issue to go to my brother Robert Parrott, two eldest sons and their heirs.

1673-1686: was Senior Justice of Middlesex County.

October 1676/7: Representative for Middlesex Co. in the assemble of the 10th House of Burgesses

Richard Parrott ye elder Will Written 20 July 1686 -- Will Probated 7 February 1687.

Wife Margaret Parrott -- plantation that I now live on with stock thereto belonging during her natural life in full of her dower, all my household goods and material belonging to the house and my plate to her and her heirs.
To Henry Parrott the eldest son of my son Richard Parrott the plantation I now live upon together with the whole tract thereto belonging to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten after the decease of my wife and for want of heirs to his brother Richard Parrott my grandson and his heirs lawfully begotten and for want of such heirs to descent to my (too faded to read).

To my executrix my plantation on the northside of Pyankatank River in Middlesex county containing 1,000 acres more or less and four negroes and forty head of cattle on the said plantation and after my decease she to sell the said plantation, negroes and cattle to pay my debt to John Jeffrey of the City of London Esq.
Rest of my estate to my wife Margaret Parrott and my son Richard Parrott.
Friend Ralph Wormeley Esq. twenty shillings to buy a ring.
Dr. Walter Whitaker twenty shillings to buy a ring.
Christopher Robinson twenty shillings to buy a ring.

Wife Margaret Parrott executrix.

Friends Ralph Wormely Est., Dr. Walter Whitaker and Christopher Robinson overseer of my will.

Witness: Ann Bray, Margaret Price, Thomas Blott, Thomas Drayne
11 November 1686: Dies

Source:  Wayne Parrott - great research!
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott/richardperrott.shtml

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I have no information on the parents of Francis Parrot and Sarah Abraham. I have them as immigrants from England in 1662 coming on the David, referred to in a letter as the Good Ship David.

Anne Blocker
Gen Forum - Family Sowell

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Source:  Joanna Loops
(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jloops&id=I 14529

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[Mark Patterson.ged]

Was a vestryman of Christchurch, a Commissioner of Lancaster County in 1656, elected High Sheriff June 5, 1657, and Senior Justice of Middlesex County Court from 1673 until his death.

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[Cheryl Bills.ged]

NOTE:  York Co. became Northumberland County in 1645.  Lancaster Co formed from it in 1651, and Middlesex Co. was formed from Lancaster Co. in 1669.

FHL film 30823:  Christ Church, Middlesex Co., Virginia 1653-1812, Published by National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Virginia.  This was probably originally in Lancaster County and Parish. ; Middlesex County was formed from Lancaster County in 1673.
Richard Perrott was one of the signers of the Parish Register Nov. 19, 1663.
The first pages gave the death of three of his Servants: James Paynter, 28 Aug 1661; William Green, 25 Aug 1661; Richard Travars, 30 aug 1661.  [It doesn't say what kind of servants they were, but I wonder if they were indentured servants working for their passage from England to Virginia]
The age of several Negroes of Mr. Richd Perrott was given:
Thomas Mack, sone of Richard & Tugg, born 15 Jul 1663
Frank, sone of Sampson & Kate born 12 Apr 1668
Hannah, dau of Wm & Kate born 1 Oct 1672
Toney, sone of Toney & Sarah born 10 Apr 1672
The above Negroes entered Aprill 30, 1673.

Page 11 gave a marriage for John Blewford & Elizabeth Parrat 1662 probably 11 April.

P. 29 & p. 31: 11 Nov 1686, Mr. Richard Perrott, Sen. died;  President of Middlesex County Court departed this life 11th and was buried 15 Nov 1686.

p. 36:  Mrs. Margt Perrott, wife of Mr. Richd Perrott died 30 Jan 1787.

"Richard Sr. was a vestryman of Christchurch, a commissioner of Lancaster County in 1656, elected high Sheriff, June 5, 1657, and Senior Justice of Middlesex County Court, 1673, until his death. Frequent mention is made of him in Virginia history, and Mishop Meade, in his 'Old families and Churches, m' states that he appealed to while in England, on one of his visits, to bring out a minister for the church.
"The register also contains the following entry; 'whereas Mr. Richard Perrott hath built a Pew in the chancell on the further side opposite the Pulpitt and a stable also, which Pew and Stable is for the use of Henry Corbin, Esq., perperly belonging to him and those that shall have and enjoy the house and land whereon he hath now built on and forever, September 29, 1669.'
Richard, Sr. died house 11, 1686.  In his will he mentions his wife, Margaret, and his grandsons, Henry and Richard, sons of Richard Jr. His plantations were in Middlesex County.  One of them, of one thousand acres, was on the north side t Pyankatank River.  His wife, margaret, died January 30, 1687.  Children - Elizabeth, 1645; Richard, Jr. February 24, 1650"  Text: p. 33

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott/richardperrott.shtml; last update 23 July 2005.  final version of transcript of will of Richard has been added.
Richard PARROTT ~1615-11 November 1686) of Middlesex Co., Virginia is one of the earliest documented Parrots on the North American continent.  His name was variously spelled Perrott, Parat, Parrat, Parrett, Perrot, Parrot and Parrott.  The latter spelling became standard in later generations.   Although his later years are well documented, his early years are not, and there are tremendous amounts of misinformation circulating on the Internet. ; Various claims to the contrary not withstanding, the real identity of his parents is not known, although there are some possibilities.  Furthermore, only three of the names of is children are known.  Everything else is just speculation.
COAT OF ARMS
According to published reports in both Crozier's Virginia Heraldica and in two issues of William and Mary Quarterly, Richard Perrot sealed his will with a coat of arms consisting of 'three pears', thus identifying him as a member of the 'Perrotts of Pembrokeshire', wales, or more likely, one of the English branches of that family.  after all, Richard was known as an Englishman, not a Welshman.  However, the description of his coat of arms that is given is simply that it consists of 'three pears.'  This description is remarkably vague, as compared to the descriptions of other coats provided by Crozier. Furthermore, mention of the demi-lion that should be over the pears is altogether absent.
It is likely the authors of these publications never saw Richard's arms first hand, and depended on second-hand information.  The wax seal on Richard Perrott's will was intentionally defaced, probably over a century ago, as determined by how much the wax has hardened since then.  Furthermore, the seal on his wife's will was cut out with a razor blade.  Thus, the true nature of his family arms has been lost forever.  It is thus not possible to determine if his arms were truly those of the 3 pears, or those of another arms-bearnng Perrott family.
. Crozier, William armstrong. 1908. Virginia Heraldica: Being a Registry of Virginia Gentry Entitled to Coat Armor, with Genealogical Notes of the Families.  Richmond, VA, page 55.
. Tyler, Lyon G. 1892.  Coats-of-arms in Virginia.  William and Mary Quarterly Historical Papers. 1:112-121
. Historical and Genealogical Notes. 1895.  William and Mary Quarterly Historical Papers 4:135.
BIOGRAPHY:
Note: York Co. became northumberland County in 1645. ; Lancaster Co. formed from it in 1651, and Middlesex Co. was formed from Lancaster Co in 1669.
.    Probably born in England
.    Name of 1st wife thought to be Elizabeth Thompson, no proof.
.    1645: Birth of daughter Elizabeth, ; She married John Buford/Blewford on 11 April 1662. ; [this was also in the Parish Record Eunice read in July 2005]
.     Was in York Co., Virginia in 1647; this is known because there is an order for him to appraise the estate of Captain Robert Morrison.
.    18 February 1647/8: Nicholas Dale of York parish writes his will, "being sick and weak in body but of sound and perfect memory." Mentions his brother in law, Richard Keye or Leye.
.    24 August 1648: Richard and his second wife, Sarah Keye/Leye, deed land to "the Children which she had by her former husband, Nicholas Dale... the said fower [sp.]Children namely Mary Dale, Thomas Dale, Jean Dale, and Sarah Dale.
.   13 March 1649: Patents 450 acres on the south side of the Rappahannock River.
.    24 February 1650: Son Richard, Jr. is born, "Being the first Man Child that was gott and borne in Rappahannock River, of English parents.  It is known that Sarah Dale was his mother, as Richard Jr. was mentioned as being a half-brother of Thomas Dale in 1655.  [this was also in the Parish Record Eunice read in July 2005]
.   Son Henry is born.  Enters Gray's Inn in London in 1674 to study law.  First American to do so.  Called to the bar on 14 November 1674; his father is referred to as Esq.  Writes his will in 1706.
.    1654:  Confirms the last name of Richard's second wife.
the Estate of ye orphan of Tho Dale dec'd Vzt. Tho Dale has 800 acres of land in the Rapa River ye County of Lancaster, 7 cows and 2 heifers 2 years old next March & five calves.  Sarah Dale, orphan hath 2 cows and 1 heifer of 2 years old next March and 1 cow calfe.  given in by richard Perrot that married ye widow Dale, 6 of 8 br 1654.
.    12 January 1655:  A deed by Richard Perrot conveying 300 acres of and up the creek at the head of the land where said Perrott lives - in Lancaster Co (later Middlesex). shows he was already married to Margaret Haywood (~1623 England - 11 November 1686)
Richard Parrott to Minor Minson and Robert Kempe -- three hundred acres of land lying p the creek at the head of the land where sd Richard Parrott now lives upon the southside of the Rappahannock River.  Richard Parrott & Margaret Parrott.
.   13 December 1656: General Assembly appoints him as one of the justices of Lancaster.
.    5 January 1657: Appointed sheriff of Lancaster.
.    15 Jun 1657:  Elected high sheriff
.    15 December 1657: Chosen vestryman, and sidesman of Lancaster parish
.    6 May 1660: which is also how we know the last name of Richard's second wife.
An account of ye Estate of Thomas Dale dec'd Ten cows 7 heifer ye youngest 2 years old and 1 calfe given to my son Rich'd Perrot by his brother Thomas Dale dec'd.  A patent of 800 acres of Land that belongeth to ye sd Parrot by his brother Thomas Dale dec'd.  Edwd Dale Cl Cur.
.   26 January 1661:  Patents 800 acres
.    30 January 1666/7, was in England. ; At a vestry meeting of Christchurch parish, the vestrymen resolve to write to "Mr. Richard Perrott now in England to procure us a Minister to come over on such terms as they sahll judge convenient..."
.   1 August 1666: Patents 1100 acres on the south side of the Rappahannock River; head rights to himself and son, Richard Jr.
.    1667:  Another putative daughter marries Col. St Ledger Codd, Justice of Northumberland Co.  Their sons are James and Berkeley (Barclay) Codd. ; The existence of this daughter came about when Richard III conveyed Delaware Sussex Co. land to Barclay Codd on 20 October 1718, whom scharf (1888) describes as another descendant of Richard Sr. in his "History of Delaware."  Given that St Leger's wives are well documented and nne are the daughter of Richrd Parrott, the premise that Richard had another daughter is probably incorrect.
.   15 March 668/9:  receives from Nicholas Spencer deed for 1,900 acres on thePyankatank River, called Mottram's Mount.  Became known as 'Parot's Quarter,' and the place located on as 'Parrott's Neck.'
.    1670:  Appointed sheriff of Middlesex
.  21 June 1671:  Request a land grant on the Horekil (Sussex Co., Delaware) for himself and a group of Virginians: Gov. Francis Lovelace of New York grants him a trat of land one thousand by four hundred ane eighty perches, containing three thousand acres, and lying betwen Prime Hook and Slaughter Creeks.  Tis land was inherited by his grandson, Richard Parrott, wo conveyed his interest to Berkley Codd on October 29, 1718.  a group of Marylanders plundered the Horekill in August of 1672, prompting Gov. Lovelace to protest to Gov. Philip Calvert of Maryland.  A letter from a Cptn John Carr later in that year to Gov. Lovelace mentions that Richard Perrot is on his way back to Virginia, and 'this Mr. Perrot is a gentleman seated near Horekil by your Honor's patent.'
.   4 January 1672:  Deeds land to son Richard.  Mentions richard Jr.'s wife, Sarah Halfhide; his second son Henry; and his brother Robert's two eldest sons.
Deed dated 4 January 1672 - Richard Perrot of Middlesex County gent. to my son Richard Perrot of aforesaid County in consideration of good will and affection which I bear to im - tract of land now belonging to me, next to ye mouth of Rappa.River containing by estimation 800 acres and if he should die without issue, the land to go to Sarah Halfhide for her natural life and then to my second son Henry and his heirs and in care of no issue to go to my brother Robert Parrott, two eldest sons and their heirs.
.   1673-1686: was Senior Justice of Middlesex County.
.   October 1676/7: Representative for Middlesex Co. in the assemble of the 10th House of Burgesses.
.   - 11 November 1686)  [Not in this transcript]
Richard Parrott to Minor Minson and Robert Kempe -- three hundred acres of land lying up the creek at the head of the land where I Richard Parrott now lives upon the southside of the Rappahannock River.  Richard Parrott & Margaret Parrott.

http://rootsweb.com/~vavfar/howtofindpg.html  Clayton torrence, Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800 now on line at the Library of Virginia Indes to Wills and Administrations at LVA ; researching the Virginia State Land Office Patents on the internet I find, Parrott, Richard, grantee, Thomas Dale grantor;  20 March 1662, Lancaster Co., 800 acres escheat land from Thomas Dale.  Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 438 (Reel 4)  This collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.

Richard had other land grants also in this site both Parrott and Perrott

. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott;richardperrott.shtml
Last Will and Testament of Richard Perrot ye elder<
Written 20 July 1686 --  Probated 7 February 1686/87 Middlesex Co., Virginia
In the name of God Amen, I Richard Perrot ye elder of ye County of Middlesex, being in perfect health both of Body & minde, But Considering mans frailety, I have made & ordained this my Last Will and Testament in maner & forme following, And ~ first I bequeath my Soul into ye hands of Almighty God who gave it hopeing through ye Merritts of my Blessed Saviour for a joyful Resurrection, And my Body to ye earth from whence it came to be decently buryed at ye discretion of my Executr hereafter named, And for what worldly goods it hath pleased God of his goodness to bestow upon me, I will & dispose of ye Same as followeth, hereby Revoking and making voyde all former Wills by me made.
Item I give & devise unto my Loveing wife Margritt Perrot the Plantation that I now live on with ye Stock thereunto belonging to be by her used & injoyed during her natural life in full and ample Satisfaction of all Dower & title of Dower due to her by ye Law, Alsoe I give & bequeath unto my afores. wife, all my howsehold Goods & other Materialls belonging to ye howse, and afores. Plantation, together with all my Plats to her & her Assignes forever.
Item I Give & devise unto Henry Perrot ye eldest Sonn of my Sonn Richard Perrot, The Plantation I now live upon togeather with ye whole Tract or Tracts of Land thereunto belonging or adjoyning thereunto with all Plantations thereupon.  And to ye Heires of his body Lawfully to be begotten for ever, to be held & enjoyed after ye decease of my Said loveing wife, And for want of Such heires, to Richard Perrot ye Brother ye sd. Henry my Grandson & to ye heires of his body to be Lawfully begotten, and for want of Such heires to descend to my Right Heires for ever.
Item I give & devise to my Executrix hereafter named, my Plantation and Dividend of Land Situate on the north Side of Pyankotanke River in Middlesex County Contayning One Thousand Ares of Land more or less togeather with Fower Negroes and Forty head of Cattle being upon or belonging to ye Sd. Plantation, or ye whole Stock of Cattle that Stable upon or belonging to ye Sd. Plantation at ye time of my Death, To have & to hold to my said Executrix h[er heires] and Assignes for ever to and for ye uses intents & purposes hereafter mentioned and to & for none other intent or purpose Whatsoever, (That is to Say) to ye intent That my Said Executrix Shall forthwith after my decease, for good & Sufficient Consideration Bargaine & Sell ye said Plantation & One Thousand Ares of Land with ye Said fower Negroes & Stock of Cattle, and ~make & deliver Sufficient Deeds or Conveyances for ye Land & confer? to ye Purchasser & his heires & Assignes for ever And dispose of and imploy ye products or purchass money paid for ye Land for and toward the payment of a Debt that I owe to John Jeffryes of ye City of London Esq., And if it should please God that my Exeutrix Should departe this Naturall life before ye Sale of ye Said Plantation & Dividend of Land Negroes & Cattle, Then I give ye like Power of ye Disposall or Sale of ye Same to ye Overseers of this my last Will hereafter named or ye Survyve of them, to and for ye uses intents and purposses before mentioned.
Item All my Debts I justly owe being first Satisfyed I give and bequeath to my loveing wife Margrit Perrot and my loveing Sonn richard Perrot all ye rest? residue of my estate whatsoever or wheresoever ye Same & to be equally divided Between them -
Item I give and bequeath unto my worthy friend Ralph Wormeley Esq. Twenty Shillings t buy him a Ring.
Item I give & bequeath to Doc. Walker Whicker Twenty Shillings to buy him a Ring.
Item I make Constitute & ordain my loveing wife Margritt Perrot my whole & Sole Exeutrix of this my last Will & Testam:, and doe desire & appointe my loveing friends Ralph Wormeley Esq. Doc. Walker Whitaker & Cristopher Robinson, Oversee, to See this my last Will duely performed & fulfilled, Witness my hand & Seal this 20th day of July 1686. Signed Rich: Perrot
Signed Sealed and published in ye presence of.
I ded alsoe give & bequeath to Christopher Robinson Twenty Shillings to buy him a ring~
Rich: Perrot
[Ann Bray;  [Margritt] Prise,   [Thomass Blo[tt]; [Thoma]s Drame
Ajur 7 Feb 1686
At a Courte hold for ye County of Middlesex ye 7th day of February 1686 This Will was duly proved by ye Oathes of Ann Bray, Margritt Prise, To: Blott and Thomas Drayne.
Recorded Test C. Robinson Cl Cur
. 11 November 1686: Dies

. 21 Decmber 1687widow Margaret writes her willl; names her brother Anthony Haywood, whichi s how we know her maiden name.  Some transcripts of her will transcribed 'god daughter' Margaret Price as ' 'granddaughter' giving rise to the incorrect speculation there was another daughter.  The same argument is applied to Winifred Griffin, another god daughter.  Note: due to the poor quality of preservaton of the original, it is impossible to guarantee this Transcript is error-free.
SEE MARGARET'S NOTES FOR THE TRANSCRIPTION OF THIS WILL.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~parrott/richardsparents.shtml

WHO WERE Richard PERROT'S PARENTS?  LAST UPDATED 17 May 2005
Right now there are 3 possible identities as to the parents of Richard of Middlesex.  Each scenario has its strengths and weaknesses.  So, while they are all possible, none is proven.  [SEE THE WORD PERFECT FILE OFTHIS INFORMATION OF Richard PARROTT FOR MORE ON HIS UNPROVEN PARENTAGE.  I HAVE COPIED IT OFF.

[Parents are from the IGI and not proven as of May 2005;  John and Prunella.  Some records give James and Dorothy BUT the Parrott information from England and this record says James and Dorothy are fictitious.
[Spouse surname from IGI and her birth place also]
[Marriage given in one IGI entry as , Barbados, Caribbean]

http://home.swbell.net/mowdawg/parrot_1.htm
gives a daughter Sara Parrot, b. Unknown  This site gives NO SOURCES
and son, Richard Parrot, Jr.  [this is the only place I have seen Sara as a daughter]
All the surnames in this file are spelled PARROTT but I have left them as Perrott as that is the way most were spelled in the Christ Church Parish Register

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bbivona/1329.htm
Richard Parrott St [source 1,2]
Married Margaret Haywood in 1654 in Christ's Church, Middlesex, Virginia. (Margaret Haywood was born in 1628 and died on 30 Jan 1686/87 in Middlesex Co., Virginia._ [sources 2,3]
Married Sarah Dale in 1648 in Christ's Church, Middlesex, Virginia
Married Elizabeth Thompson about 1640. (Elizabeth Thompson died before 1648 in Christ's Church, Middlesex, Virginia.)
Died: 11 Nov 1686, Middlesex Co., Virginia at age 70 [source 1,2,3,4]
Buried 15 Nov 168, Christ's Church, Middlesex, Virginia.[source 3]
Children Elizabeth Parrott and Henry Parrott
1. Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography (Anestry.com. Virginia Biographical Encyclopedia, Vol. I-V. [database online] Provo, UT: Anestry.com, 2000. Electronic reproduction: Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volumes I=V, Richmond, VA: n. p, 1915.) Biography of Richard Perrott, Sr.
2. Kinard, June. compiler, Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s (Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 2000.: "Published by the Researchers, PO b
Box 39063, Indianapolis IN. 46239-0063.)
3. The Parish register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co., Va., from 1653-to 1812 (Easley, S.C.: Southern Historical Press, c1988., 318, [39] p.; 24 cm, reprint, with new indexes.  Originally published: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Virginia

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Ancêtres (et descendants) de Richard Parrott

John [illegitimate Tudor ?] Perrot
1528-1592
Sybil [illegitimate] Jones
± 1530-????
John Parrott
1587-1665

Richard Parrott
1616-1686

(1) ± 1640

Elizabeth Thompson
< 1616-1688

Francis Parrott
1634-< 1671
Elizabeth Parrott
1640-1729
William Parrott
± 1636-< 1669
Henry Parrott
± 1638-????
(2) 1654

Sarah Keye

Richard Parrott
1650-1686
(3) < 1655

Margaret Haywood
± 1628-1688


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Parenté Richard Parrott

Les sources

  1. "John D Newport," supplied by Newport, Updated: 2015-04-28; copy held by [RESEARCHER & CONTACT INFORMATION FOR PRIVATE USE]\., rootsweb : John. D. Newport, compiled by John D. Newport [(E-ADDRESS) FOR PRIVATE USE Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
  2. Ballard-Willis Family Tree., rootsweb, Mark Willis-Ballard, Willis-Ballard, Markrootsweb
  3. Angel Stonecypher
    Date of Import: Nov 25, 2006
    / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  4. Neal J. Brandon / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  5. Dee Reynolds / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  6. James Strachan and Ann Jane Blair and Allied Families, L. C. Strahan
  7. Linda Harmon
    Date of Import: Nov 23, 2006
    / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  8. A Genealogy of History and Genealogy of the Buford Family in America, Capt. Marcus Bainbridge Buford, PP. 62-63
  9. Cheryl Bills
    Date of Import: Jul 31, 2007
    / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  10. James Parrott
  11. IGI (International Genealogical Index), Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, downloaded 9 May 2005
    QUAY 3
    / Family History Library, SLC
  12. David William Weaver
    Date of Import: Jun 23, 2007
    / RootsWeb's WorldConnect
  13. Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America before 1700, 7th Edition, Frederick Lewis Weis, additions by Walter Lee Shippard Jr., 48-18
  14. Mark Willis Ballard
    4 NOV 2003
    / RootsWeb's WorldConnect

Événements historiques

Jour du mariage 6 août 1654

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  • En l'an 1654: Source: Wikipedia
    • 11 février » abdication de Christine, reine de Suède en faveur de son cousin germain Charles-Gustave de Palatinat-Deux-Ponts-Cleebourg.
    • 6 juin » abdication de la reine Christine de Suède. Son cousin Charles X Gustave lui succède au trône.
    • 7 juin » sacre de Louis XIV de France, qui est roi, de fait, depuis le 14 mai 1643.


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