Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 121

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Samuel Allmond; Samuel Almond; William Annis; Robert Ashly; William Barber; Jane Barkeley; William Barker; Pagan Shoare Bay*; Arthur Bayly; John Bennett; Edward Bowles; Christo Branch; George Brooke; John Brouch; Robert Brown; Thomas Brown; Giles Budd; Wmi Burdett; William Capell; Thomas Cartwright; Cheskiake; Richard Childs; James City; Richard Cocke; Miles Cook; Richard Cook; Henry Cookney; John Cooper; John Coss; Accomac County*; Charles River County*; H O County*; Henrico County*; Isle of Wight County*; Thomas Crosby; deAllin Cude; Henry Cunny; Curies; John Dallion; Robert Davis; William Denham; Clement Donn; Elianor Ellice; Edward Evans; Erasmus Felgate; John Felgate; Judith Felgate; Margt Felgate; Robert Felgate; John Galliott; Thomas Gates; William Gelding; James Giles; Giles Governor; Owen Harris; Henry Hart; John Harvey; James Head; Butchers Island*; John Jackgive; John Johnson; William Johnson; Thomas Lancton; Mark Leech; Thomas Pagett; Robert Phelps; James Place; Pynie Point*; Reed Point*; Capt Powell; William Puttivatt; Arthur Raymond; Randall Renall; Barnaby Richeson; Willi Rider; William Ridley; Appamattocks River*; Thomas Rolfe; Roger Sanders; Edmund Scarburgh; Eliz Sharpies; John Shore; Jonas Shore; Kath Shore; Robert Siler; John Smith; John Stanley; Danil Stocke; Annis Sutton; Richard Town; William Turner; John Vallett; John Wallis; John Waters; Charles White; Edward White; Henry Wilsonn; Hugh Winn; William Wood

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

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