Transcript Court Order Book Pt A&B 1784-1788 Page 10

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Baker; James Belsches; Sessoms Blake; Howell Briggs; Butts; William Carilson; Thomas Clifton; Thomas Cocke; Joseph Denson; Maurice Dills; Dixon; John Driver; Benjamin Exum; William Ezell; Arthur Foster; Newit Foster; John Gilliam; Mary Gilliam; Thomas Gilliam; William Gilliam; Edward Goodrich; William W Gray; William Gray; Fred Green; Nathaniel Green; James Greenway; John Hargrave; Amos Harris; Mary Harris; Harrison; Richard Harrison; John Hay; Peter Hay; Ann Holliman; Etheldred Holt; Albridgton Jones; David Jones; James Jones; Richard Kirby; Benjamin Lewis; John Mclemore; John Montgomery; Moore; James Moore; Ann Murray; Thomas Newsom; William Parham; St Luke's Parish*; John Patterson; John Person (Court Official); Thomas Peters; Batt? Peterson; Robert Pettaway; Nathaniel Pope; Haliott? Pride; Purdie; William Randal; Richard Rawlings; James Ridley (Court Official); Edward Robertson; James. J Scott; Benjamin Seaborn; Charless Simmons; Henry Simmons; William Simmons; Isham Smith; James Speed; John Stevens; Drury Stith; Michaell Sulivant; John Sym; Charless Taylor; John Taylor; James Turner; John Turner; Simon Turner; Robert Tynes; William Vaughan; Samuell Wantworth; Abraham Wiggans; John Wilkinson; Nicholas Williams; John Woddrop

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

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