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Henrico Parish Church

Henrico Parish Church is a Virginia historical marker in Henrico County, dedicated 1998.

Henrico County · dedicated 1998 · Rte. 5, at intersection with Mill Road

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Sir Thomas Dale established the original Henrico Parish Church at Henricus, 4 1/2 miles southeast of here, in 1611. The first minister, the Reverend Alexander Whitaker, has been credited with converting Pocahontas to Christianity. Other noteworthy ministers included James Blair and William Stith. The parish church was later relocated to Varina, then to Curles, and finally to Saint John's Church in Richmond in 1741. Here, in 1926, the Varina Episcopal Church was constructed and the newly formed Varina Parish was established in this community.

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