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1743-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Lewis & Booker]; 161
Parrot, Laurence, est, adm. by Mary Parrot. 9 March 1746/7
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1743-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Lewis & Booker]; 139
Short, Thomas, est. adm. by Martha Short with Laurence Parrot and Jesse Robinson sec. 8 December 1746
=== Research Notes from Wayne Parrot
this record that identifies Mary Ann Parrott's father as Lawrence Parrott:
"Lawrence Parrot (allotment to Mr. Richard Haynie of his wife's part of the estate), 11 April 1738---one old Bible."
1s 7d. RB 1747-1749, 79
Books Found in Estates Between April 1738 and Sept. 1752.
Bulletin of Northumberland County Historical Society Vol. XXIX 1992,
Northumberland County Bookshelf or A Parcel of Old Books 1650-1852. Haynie, W. Preston Heritage Books 1994
More on Lawrence Parrott:
Given his first son was born between 1724 and 1734, Lawrence may have been born as early as 1700, or as late as 1712, almost certainly in Kingston parish of Gloucester Co., Virginia, and died intestate by 9 May 1746 in Northumberland Co., Virginia, when his estate was ordered appraised by the court. The inventory was submitted by Thomas Yerby, Chas. Copedge Jr. and Jessey Robinson on 13 April 1747, and was witnessed by Mary Parrot (Northumberland Co. Record Book 1743-49, page 197) thusly: "This is a true and perfect inventory of the estate of Lawrence Parrot dec'd as yet came to my hands the meal & corn barley sufficient for the family."
10 July 1733. Northumberland Co., Virginia. Order Book 3, 1729 - 1737; p 101 : "Kate a Negro girl belonging to Lawrence Parrot judgd to be Tenn years old"
21 April 1736. Northumberland Co., Virginia, Order Book 3, 1729-1737, p 215: "The report of the division of the lands between Richard Howson and Lawrence Parrot was returned to the court by John Shapleigh, Wm Eustace & Matthew Zuill, Gent. appointed to divide the same and is ordered to be recorded"
22 September 1738. Northumberland Co, Virginia: Will of William Tolson of Northumberland, planter. - Witnesses: J. Coulton, Lawrance Parrot, Charles Reason. Proved: 12 March 1738/9 and recorded
13 February 1743: Lawrence Parrott inventoried the estate of Richard Howson, Northumberland Co, Virginia Executors were Argail Taylor, Judee Howson, and John Taylor
2 August 1743. Wicomico Parish Vestry Minutes. “It was ordered that Lawrence Parrott be one of the land processioners for the precinct”
11 June 1743, 01-036 Northumberland Co, Virginia, "Inventory of Richard Howsen, deceased. Appraisers: Joshua James, Lawrence Parrot, Robt. Boyd"
12 Oct 1745, Wicomico Parish Vestry Minutes. Laurence Parrot was recorded as owing the parish £200
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1743-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Lewis & Booker]; 139
Short, Thomas, est. adm. by Martha Short with Laurence Parrot and Jesse Robinson sec. 8 December 1746
=== land mentioned
1710-1719 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 10; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 28
RICHARD PARRETT, 43 acs. (N. L.), Gloucester Co., in Kingston Par; adj. Capt. Ambrose Dudley at S. end of the Chesnutt Ridge; his own land; George Burgess (Burgis); Lawr. Parrett; & Charles Jones' line; 16 June 1714, p. 127. Imp. of: Richard Williams.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1694 - 1747 (> 53 years)