Individual Details

Ann married Robert Easley. Some say in England, others say after they arrived in Henrico Co.

Henrico Co VA Misc. Records, Vol, 2, 1718-1726
p.483
Will of Ann Easley, 1702 [sic- actually 1720], county of Henrico. To son Robert Easley, feather bed and rug and pair of blankets and sheets and two iron post, porthooks, pewter dishers, 3 cosw & calfs and 4 young sows and the young mare that is called his, bridle & sadall, cloth to make his clothes, one chest, and the remainder of my crop whon my part of the rent and the charge of the funeral is paid. To son Warham, my servant girl and the money buy from son Robert being 4 #'s in a store. Son Robert to be bound to John White to learn a traid and how to rite and rede. To son Warham Easly, one iron pot. To son John Easly, 5 sh. To my two daftors [daughtrs], my wearing clothes equally divided. To son William Easley all the remainder and to be executor.
12th day of April. Signed: Ann (X) Easley
Wit: Thomas Cardwell, Susanna Howlett, Ann (x) Hickley
Proved Henrico Co Court, 6 Jun 1720.

Birth	Ca 1665
Death	10 Apr 1720	Henrico County, Virginia

Father	William Parker ( - 1677)
Mother	KATHERINE [MILNER] ( - 1721)
Sibling	Mary Parker (1667 - )
Sibling	William Parker (1670 - )