Transcript Court Order Book 1819-1822 Page 204

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Jacob Artis; Joseph Artis; James Barnes; Silas Beale; John T Blow; Peter Blow; James Blythe; John Blythe; Peter Booth; Carr Bowers (Sheriff); Adams Bowser; Simon Boykins; Jesse Bracy; Joyners New Bridge*; Turner Newtons Bridge*; William Briggs; Brock; Burwell Brown; Jacob Browne; Britton Bryant; Benjamin Cobb (Court Official); Jeremiah Cobb (Court Official); Faw Cook; Fawrence Cook; Johnson Corbit; Amos Counsel; William E Daughtry; Mills Doyal; Baldy? Drake; James Drake; Matthew Drake; T Ellis; William L Everett; William B Goodwyne; John C Gray; Benjamin Griffin; John Harris; Mills Hatfield; George Hines; Abraham Jenkins; William Jenkins; Benjamin W Johnson; Robert Johnson; Stephen Johnson; Joyner; Eaton Joyner; Elisha Joyner; Jonathan Joyner; Joseph Joyner; Joshua Joyner; Matt Joyner; Willie Joyner; Henry Kitchen; John Kitchen; Elisha Lewis; James Mountford; Joel Newsum; Thomas Newsum; Newton; Alfred O'Berry; Henry O'Berry; Jordan O'Berry; Richard Owens; Matthew Parker; Alexander P Peete (Court Official); A P Peete; Thomas Pretlow (Court Official); Eldridge Reford; William Ricks (Court Official); Francis Ridley; Thomas Ridley; Clement Rochelle (Sheriff); Nottoway Swamp*; John W Tiller; Exum Turner; John Urquhart; Thomas Vaughan; Silas Vick; Elisha B Wade; Benjamin Westra; Amos Williams; Benjamin Williams; Daniel Williams; Elizabeth Williams; George Williams; Jesse Williams

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

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