Martin Palmer of King William County - Need a curator please and thank you

See previous discussion.

https://www.geni.com/discussions/171371?msg=1166346

KATHRYN BROWN BOOK.

"Also called Capt. Martin Palmer in earlier records. He came to America with his wife Mary _____ and daughter Mary, to York Co., Virginia in 1653, with Joseph Croshaw as patentee. York County had been formed as an original Shire in 1634. Major Palmer died about 1702 in King and Queen County or King William County, Virginia (County names were changing that year).

He willed his land ("Kentuckie") to his son Martin Palmer Jr. (William and
Mary Quarterly).

Marriage 2 Rachel (Jones) Croshaw
Married: bef Feb. 1667/1668
Marriage 3 Corker
Married: BEF 1677/1678 in York County, Virginia
Marriage 4 Robins
Married: 24 FEB 1678/1679 in York Co., Virginia

SOURCES for marriages:
1."Early Virginia Immigrants" p, 247 Martin Palmer and Mary, his wife, 1653 by Joseph Croshaw, York Co.
2. "Marriages of Some VA Residents", p. 151, 152 Before 1667/8, widow of Capt. Richard Croshaw. "Valentine Papers" p. 906 identifies her as Rachel Jones, daughter of Rice Jones
3. Same: Before 1677, widow of Capt. Wm. Corker
4." Valentine Papers" p. 907 Before Feb. 24, 1678/9 widow of Dr. Thomas Robins

There are too many children attached.

Marriage to Rachel Jones is controversial.

Elizabeth, widow of Richard Croshaw = Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Richard Croshaw, called “Rachel Jones” in the curator note,

Mary, widow of Thomas Robins = widow Robins

It seems Rachel is more likely the daughter of Elizabeth [Unknown] and Richard Croshaw & that she married Rice Jones)

Too many kids attached.

https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~palmerpaths/genealogy/pg6814.html

Martin Palmer of King William County with wife Mary appear first in 1653 with Joseph Croshaw as patentee. Martin was born about 1625 in England. He soon became quite important in the colony and as patentee brought over a large number of persons. In 1658 he received a grant of 1300 acres in New Kent County and again other grants in 1661 and 1665 for transporting persons. His wife Mary died and he married three more times and died about 1702, leaving, as far as we can ascertain, one son, Martin Palmer Jr., whose birth is given as 1660. Martin Sr. was called Captain and later Major, and is first found in the records of York Co. , then Kent Co., and later in King William Co. bout probably resided all of the time in King William Co. as this county was taken from New Kent and New Kent from York Co.

So all the kids are going away except Mary Key & Martin Palmer, Gent. unless someone can post something different, like a source.