Transcript Court Minute Book 1848-1855 Page 473

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Assamoosick*; C D Barham; John Barham; Joseph. H Barham; Bennett Barrett; Davis Barrett; Edward Beaton; Henry Blow; Boon; Franks Bridge*; Brown; Nathaniel B Bryant; Orman M Bryant; E B Claud; Joseph. W Claud; Jesse Cobb; Leonard Cobb; Henry Cook; Black Creek*; Dick; James Drewry; Samuel Drewry; Jordan Edwards; William M Everett; Frank; Joseph. E Gillette; Mills L Gray; Howell Harris; Joel Harris; Newet Harris; Littleton Ivey; David Johnson; Harrison Joyner; Benjamin. B Kindred; Pocoson Line*; Henry Moore; John Moore; William E Myrick; Jesse B Newton; Richard Parker; John A Person (Court Official); James H Person; James E Peters; George. C Pope; William B Pope; William Prince; F T Ridley; Thomas Ridley; Blackwater River*; Nottoway River*; Boons Road*; Broadwater Road*; Browns Road*; Seacock*; Abner K Stephenson; John H Stith; Parker D Story; Cypress Swamp*; Dicks Swamp*; Lightwood Swamp*; Nottoway Swamp*; Round Hill Swamp*; Matthew W Vaughan; Thomas Vaughan; Benjamin C Waller; James. D Westbrook; William B Westbrook; John Whitehead; John Williams; Seth D Williams; William Williams; Thomas B Williamson (Court Official); William Worrell; Thomas J Wrenn

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

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