Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 103

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Allin; Richard Andrews; Thomas Annis; Richard Austin; Jacob Avery; William Barker; Nicholas Barnett; Richard Barnhowse; Stephen Beane; Richard Bell; William Berry; Jeremiah Blackman; Robert Brassure; William Briggs; Edward Bryan; Edward Champion; Walter Chiles; Phillip Clarke; Robert Coleman; John Corker; Accomac County*; Charles City County*; James City County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; Checroes Creek*; Chippoakes Creek*; Kethes Creek*; Lawnes Creek*; Majors Creek*; Merchants Hope Creek*; Kath Crippin; Kath Cripps; Henry Dawkes; Thomas Dickson; Alice Eeds; Christo Feild; John Felgate; John Fludd; Richard Fludd; Nicholas Foster; Gleab Lands; John Goodson; Judith Green; Elias Hartree; Mary Hawkes; George Holmes; Robert Holt; Island*; Andrew Jacob; Peter Johnson; Hannah Jones; Richard Jones; Thomas Keyes; Robert Knight; John Newhowse; William Nusam; William Parry; Richard Perry; Robert Phillipson; Persimon Pond*; Peter Rey; Nicholas Reynolds; Appamattocks River*; Chickahominy River*; James River River*; Matrevers River*; Nansamund River*; Robert Sanders; John Slater; Smith's Mount; Edward Sparshott; Nicholas Stalling; Richard Sutton; Edward Swan; John Swan; William Swan; Thomas Swann; Thomas Symons; Richard Thimbleby; Richard Tisdall; Richard Tisdell; Richard Tree; John Watkins; Clare Webb; Robert Webb; Stephen Webb; Thomas Wheeler; William Willeford; Thomas Williams; Walter Willis; George Yeomans

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

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