Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 556

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Ed Achely; Ed Ackely; John Archer; Black Water; Francis Bland; Mr Boucher; Ann Bray; Suusan Carry; William Carvill; Mary Castle; William Castle; James City; Dorothy Clarke; William Clarke; Arthur Cort; Henrico County*; Isle of Wight County*; Northumberland County*; Dividing Creek*; Old Towne Creek*; Swifte Round Aboute Creek*; Swifte Creek*; William Crump; John Cusens; Thomas Dodson; Tristrum Eaton; John Evans; Susan Evans; Peter Feepond; Henry Filpot; Xtoper Garlington; John Godlad; Ed Godson; William Harrer; John Harris; Margtt Hart; Edward Holmewood; Thomas Holt; John Hull; John Hutt; Edward Ison; John Jackson; And Jenkins; Edward Jenkins; Andrew Jones; Anthony Jones; John Jones; Margarett Jones; Mary Jones; Susan Jones; An Langston; Phillip Langstone; Leon Laughton; Col Lee; John Norcott; John Parsons; Peter Pluit; Peeter Plumer; Edmund Pratt; Mr Randolph; William Richardson; John Rigby; Peter Rigby; Appamattocks River*; Henry Rowen; Stony Run*; Peter Sacott; William Senior; Susan Sparshott; William Stone; James Store*; Mary Strang; Susan Strang; Mary Strong; William Strong; Ann Toft; William Tompson; the Town*, Old; Edward Trott; Ed Trottham; Margt Twisden; Jonathan Tye; Mary Tye; Varina Court; Edward Walker; Seath Ward; Dorathy Warman; William Waterton; Thomas Webster; Hl White; William White; David Williams; Edward Williams; Margaret Williams; Norton Williams; Susan Williams; John Wilson; William Wilson; Mary Wise; George Worsnam; William Worsnam

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

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