Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 109

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Joakin Andrews; Archers Hope; George Ball; William Barton; Mary Bayly; Richard Bennett; William Bowler; William Bridges; George Broadhurst, Broadie; George Broadue; George Brown; Richard Buck; George Bull; Christo Bumbridge; Willia Capp; Henry Castell; Richard Cooper; Walter Cooper; Henrico County*; James City County*; Chippoakes Creek*; Falling Creek*; Cicely Dunston; John Dunston; William Durant; Christo Edwards; Robert Evans; Margery Fairefax; William Fairefax; Fr Furbush; Robert Gammock; John Garrett; John Gookins; George Grace; George Green; John Grubb; the Guile; Martin Hamond; John Harcock; Jane Harris; Garrett Hewes; Rose Hill; William Hodge; Edward Hunt; Edward Ingleton; Hogg Island*; James City Island*; Richard Jenney; Richard Kingsmell; Marmaduke Kitson; William Lawson; Mary's Lenton; Winifred Newell; Robert Newman; Thomas Parsons; John Perrott; Mathew Plant; Blunt Point*; Secty Poory; Bridge* Powhetan; Dorothy Rule; Morgan Russer; Edward Salter; Eliz Sarnes; Edmond Scarborough; Richard Sharp; Robert Sheppard; Garrett Sumerville; Richard Sutton; Arrow Reed Swamp*; Thomas Taylor; William Taylor; William Till; Robert Trustall; Tucker's Hole*; Thomas Waplett; Richard Wellman; John White; Henry Wilsonn; Thomas Woodall; Sarah Woolgate; 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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