Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 160

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Allingsworth; Hamurt Amore; John Ashbifoote; John Attingsworth; Richard Bartlett; Thomas Bassett; Thomas Bayley; William Berkeley; Edward Bland; Henry Bradley; John Branch; Thomas Bristow; William Brocas; Henry Brown; Bryan Burton; Robert Buxton; William Chapman; James City; Richard Clarke; Richard Clerke; James Cocker; John Cole; Member of Councill; H O County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; the Cow Pen; Archer Hope Creek*; Bullocks Creek*; Chippoakes Creek*; Lawnes Creek*; Sandy Point Creek*; John Dasvie; William Davis; Nicholas Dawbee; William Daynes; Alice Delke; Phillis Deynes; William Deynes; Walter Edwards; Thomas Emarson; Thomas Ethell; William Fowke; Captain Freeman; the Friggett; place of the Governor; Thomas Griffith; John Guillis; Robert Haines; Edmund Higbie; Humph Higginson; George Hughes; James Island*; William Jackson; Stephen Johnson; Robert Jones; Richard Kemp; Harbor Kogan; George Lake; William Lamb; the Pallisadoes; Chickahominy Path*; Leo Patrick; Francis Peale; Mary Pearson; William Peirce; Thomas Pettid; Richard Poiden; Capt Pott; Powhetan; Richard Purdie; Chuckatuck River*; Nansamund River*; Joane Russell; Humphry Scowen; John Scull; John Senior; William Spencer; Jane Stockell; William Storey; William Story; Surveyors; Richard Swann; Richard Town; Alice Vynall; Michaell Webb; John West; Richard Westbery; Robert Wetherrell; John Williams; Robert Wincill; George Wyatt; Thomas Yealke

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

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