Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 68

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Dorothy Andrews; John Ascum; William Backster; Bastwicke Edward; Magaty Bay*; Jon Bearne; Beggars Bush; Eliz Berry; James Berry; Edward Bestwicke; Oliver Bishop; Elianor Bound; Cheney Boyes; Chene Boys; Cheney Boys; Cheney Boyse; the Brick Kill; Brickmaker; Thomas Brown; Daniell Coblier; Jon Cole; Daniell Collier; Accomac County*; Charles City County*; James City County*; Kethes Creek*; Kings Creek*; Merchants Hope Creek*; Pascall Crocker; Thomas Dale; Gilbert Dowson; Christ Easill; Edward Eason; Jeffery Frye; Eliz Green; John Hacker; Joseph Hally; Thomas Harris; Giles Harwood; Richard Hill; George Holmes; Rebecca Holmes; Charles Hundred; James Island*; Israeli Johnson; Humphry Jones; Thomas Jones; Samuell Jordan; William Julian; Henry Lee; Mary Nelson; William Parrott; Elizabeth Phillips; Planters; Christ Rippin; James River River*; Francis Seamer; John Sharpe; Nicholas Shaw; Jon Siscock; Alexr Stomer; Miles Sumers; Lime Hill Swamp*; William Thorncomb; Joane Tomlinson; Jon Tomlinson; Peter Varloe; William Wale; Jon Walker; Lawr Walker; James Wambly; Territory of Weyanoake; Thomas Wheeler; John Wilkins; Richard Williams; John Woodlife; George Yeardly

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

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