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Some time after their marriage they moved to Northampton County. They resided at "Kendall Grove" where they both died. This last one [George Parker] moved to Northampton, married Margaret Eyre and died.... George Parker moved to Northampton about 1790.

On 15 February 1796 in Accomack Co., VA, the boundaries of the lands of Richard Parker and George Parker were processioned in Saint George Parish District 13 in Accomack Co. (Walczyk Processions, p.11). The record reads in part:

Thirteenth District - Feby 15th 1796 - Lines between George Parker & Richard Parker... Jno Wise, Richard Parker, Mickel Bonewell, John West, William Myster Junr, Johannis Wise, Tully Wise & Geo. Poulson present.

12th: February 1796 processioned the Lands of George Parker beginning at the head of the Branch between Parker & Purnals Heirs at a Pine and runing to the County road & then down to the deep Branch as the road runs to the White Oak down the Hill the branch is the line down to the Lands of Samuel Brown, then going the line between Brown & Parker to the Corner White Oak & thence up to the Corner Pine between Parker, Purnal & Brown & from thence to the Head of the Gully near Parkers old Buildings, and then going the line between Brown and said Purnals Heirs down to the Mill: George Parker present Michael Savage, Major Pettit in the fore noon and George Fulwell in the afternoon, few - few attended it being very rainy on that Day.