Transcript Will Book 7 1810-1815 Page 7

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Adams; Richard Artis; Britton Barnes; Buxton Barnes; Collin W Barnes; John Barnes; Cullin? Barrow; Edmund Barrow; Howell Beal; John Beal; James Bell; Nancy Belony?; Charles Birdsong; William Bittle; Ellis G Blake; James Blow; William Blow; Henry Blunt; Richard Blunt; Allen Boon; Edwin Boykins; Hardy Britt; Bailey Bryant; Brittain Bryant; Burwell Bryant; Charles Bryant; Drewry Bryant; Ephraim Bryant; Jonas Bryant; Matthew Bryant; John Bynum; Charles Chapman; Jerry Cobb; Lawrence Cook (Court Official); Lazarus Cook; Robert Daughtrey; John Day; David W Edmunds; Jonas Edmunds; James Edwards; Northington Ellis; Sally Everitt; Thomas Fitzhugh; Charles Fowler; Cordall Francis; Samuel Francis; Benjamin Gray; James Gray; William Gray; Thomas Gurley; James Haley; Anthony Harris; Edwin Harris; Henry Harrison; Isham Harrison; Willis Holladay; Harry Hunt; Joshua Hunt; Thomas Hunt; William Hunt; Joel Ivy; Turner Jackson; William Jackson; John Johnson; Robert Jones; Joseph Joyner; Matthew Joyner; Isaac M Knox; Thadeus Lankford; Richard Long; Samuel Maget; James Magrath; Littleberry Mason; Frederick McMials; Robert Millar; Isaac Monday; Joseph Mundall; Howell Myrick; Jacob Newsum; John Newsum; William Parham; Benjamin Passons; Patrick Pond; Jonas Pope; Keton Pope; William Pope; Henry Porter; Thomas Porter; James Powell; Sophia Powell; John Spencer; Joel Taborn?; Thomas Taylor; David Thomas; Henry Thomas; Benjamin Turner; William Turner; Jacob Underwood; John Vick; Jordan Vick; Samuel Wallis; Robert Warren; Clarissa Whitehead; Reuben Whitfield; John Wood; John Woodard; Benjamin Worrell; James Worrell; Nathaniel Worrell

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

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