Transcript Court Order Book Parts A&B 1772-1777 Page 31

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Amey+; Jesse Arrington; John Atkinson; Arthur Booth; James Booth; Charles Briggs; Parthenia Brown; Michael Bynum; Edward Calthorpe; James Butts Calthorpe; Jesse Carrell; Edward Chitty; Benjamin Clements; Thomas Clements; Ann Cobb; Henry Cobb; Martha Cooper; David Davis; Sarah Davis; Thomas Davis; Edward Day; Elizabeth Day; Jethro Denson; Thomas Edmund; Elizabeth Edwards; Anthony Evans; Fagan+; Foster; William Foster; Gilliam; Thomas Gilliam; Thomas Hancock; Benjamin Hasty; Hector+; Elias Herring; Isbell+; Edward Ivy; George Ivy; Jack+; Martha Jarrell; William Joiner; Thomas Jones; Joyner; Hopefull Joyner; Juno+; Christian Kitchen; David Long; Elizabeth Long; Sarah Maget; Phil Moody; Benjamin Newsum; Joel Newsum; William Newsum; Nicholas; Josepha Nicholson; Francis Briggs Paterson; Pittman; Ann Pope; Joseph Powell; Joshua Powell; Arthur Pursell; Robert Ricks; Nathaniel Ridley (Court Official); Francis Rose; Tomkins Sandiford; John Simmons (Court Official); Henry Smith; Joseph Smith; Edward Spencer; William Spivy; Taylor; ^315 Taylor, Henry; Prisillia Taylor; Samuell Taylor; Vasser; Ann Vasser; Lydia Vasser; James Vick; Lazarus Whitehead; William Whitehead; Burwell Williamson

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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