Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 194

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Abbry; George Allen; Ann Ashwell; Antho Aston; George Atten; Richard Baven; Fleete's Bay*; Mary Baylye; John Biby; And Bonner; Eman Brooke; Jane Brooke; Lydia Brooke; Eliz Brown; Henry Brown; John Brown; Richard Bruce; Henry Bryan; John Cabboe; John Cable; Arthur Cannanna; Richard Carrick; Maudlin Cartar; John Cole; Jon Connaway; John Cooper; H O County*; Northampton County*; Northumberland County*; Ducking Pond Creek*; Farnham Creek*; Horne Harbor Creek*; Maccadequin Creek*; Point Comfort Creek*; David Crisrall; Richard Croshaw; Hannah Daurnport; Hannah Davenport; Levinge Denwood; Richard Dixon; Moore Fantleroy; Francis Finch; Henry Fleete; John Flood; Mary Flood; Chas Foord; Robert Garlick; Thomas Golding; Elizabeth Grant; Joan Gravelin; Mary Green; Richard Greenwell; Joseph Groomer; Elizabeth Gundry; John Gundry; Edmond Hamond; Roger Harner; Eliz Havant; Amey Heath; John Heath; William Heath; William Hodgson; William Holder; Richard Hooke; Aotan Hoord; Barth Horton; Robert Huberd; Lewis Hutchins; Hugh Inman; Antho Jackman; Richard James; Morgan Jones; Richard Jones; Theo Jones; Richard King; Henry Langley; William Larkin; John Lawrence; Andrew Nokes; Planters; Island Point*; Rappahannock Point*; Windmill Point*; Thomas Poulter; John Pratt; John Price; Dorothy Purner; Thomas Purner; Eliz Ranson; Ri Rice; Mencococond River*; Rappahannock River*; Edward Roberts; Robert Salisbury; John Shaw; John Smith; Symon Smith; Pet Swaine; Symon Taylor; Robert Thomas; Richard Thornbury; John Till; land of Totapotama; Peter Wallis; Elizabeth Warren; John Watts; Jane Welch; Morgan Welch; John Welchman; George West; Grace White; Alice Whitliffe; David Whitliffe; Robert Whitliffe; William Wood; John Wright; Yorke

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

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