Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 472

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Peter Adams; James Ballware; William Bassett; James Bessett; William Bolware; Jane Bone; Green Branch*; William Bromwell; Thomas Brookes; Richard Brown; Robert Brown; Mr Brumfeild; George Bryer; Thomas Carew; Chamok Tns; John Coleman; Charles City County*; H O County*; Lancaster County*; New Kent County*; Northampton County*; Rappahannock County*; Archer Hope Creek*; Black Creek*; Faireweather Creek*; Fleets Creek*; Oatspekety Creek*; Piscattaway Creek*; Poytresses Creek*; Toby Culgy; Robert Davis; William Dickes; William Feild; David Fox; William Furmis; George Gale; James Gardiner; William Giles; Chas Grymes; Elizabeth Harrison; Richard Harrison; John Harrold; Richard Hasting; Jeffry Hewes; William Hitchman; John Horsidens; Nicholas Hull; Robert Huston; John Johnson; Fra Jones; Ann Jordan; Edie Kegg; George Killman; John Killman; William Langly; Richard Lawrence; Miles Paramore; Farnham Parish*; Westover Path*; Mary Pearman; Neale Peterson; Peeter Plumer; Fra Pope; Nicho Rice; Appamattocks River*; Chickahominy River*; James River River*; Rappahannock River*; Thomas Shaw; Francis Sherwood; Thomas Shory; Thomas Simons; Joyce Smith; Thomas Spencer; Vincent Stanford; Jacob Strange; Killmans Beaver Dam Swamp*; Weyanoke Swamp*; Stephen Tarlton; Nathaniell Tatum; John Teague; Elizabeth Thomas; William Tix; Rappahannock Town*; Mr Tunstall; John Underhill; Edward Ward

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

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