Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 127

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Edward Babb; Nicho Barker; Mr Batts; Chesopean Bay*; Thomas Bayley; William Becham; Thomas Bernard; Christo Biffeild; Sarah Biffeild; Christo Bisfeild; Richard Brookes; Thomas Brown; Burdropp; Samuel Butler; Humph Cadwallader; Joane Carraway; John Cheesman; William Chigain; Patrick Closse; Charles City County*; Charles River County*; Elizabeth City County*; H O County*; Henrico County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; Warwick River County*; Back Creek*; Cheesmans Creek*; Indian Creek*; Zachariah Cripps; Isaac Ellis; Samuell Firmant; Thomas Flint; Joane Floyne; John Floyne; Robert Frere; Ellen Garner; John Garrett; John Geabe; John George; John Gerrish; Marke Gilla; Alice Havord; John Hollis; William Hopkin; the State House*; Thomas Howgate; Walter Johnson; Eliz Jones; Phillip Jones; Thomas Jorden; Edward Kyrnes; Penelope Lanvell; Penelope Laurell; John Layden; Thomas Oldis; Pasbyhayes; Richard Pettibone; Thomas Pitt; Fishing Point*; Hen Powell; Richard Preston; William Price; Edward Prince; Nutmegg Quarter*; Edward Ratcliffe; George Read; Appamattocks River*; Nansamund River*; New Towne Haven River*; new River*, Poquoson; Edward Roberts; Thomas Roberts; Richard Searle; Thomas Seymor; William Sharpe; Edward Skyrnes; William Strange; Strawberry Bancke*; Treasurer of VA; William Trueman; William Ware; Mr White; Edwin Young; Richard Young

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

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