Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 202

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Samuel Abbott; Mary Bagon; Chesepeiacke Bay*; Henry Bentley; Ailce Berry; Thomas Biggs; William Bira; Marg Chambers; Edmond Cheesman; Dorothy Clarke; Anne Coffine; Jeffery Condy; John Coope; Charles City County*; H O County*; Henrico County*; Richard Craven; Garden Patch Creek*; Jones Creek*; Morgans Creek*; Powells Creek*; Warrany Creek*; Cunicott Path; Marg Danielson; Walter Edwards; Antho Elliott; Thomas Fowler; John Garnett; Jane Garrett; Robert Gilley; William Gray; John Green; Blanch Grigg; John Gurnett; James Hall; Jane Heyden; Thomas Hodges; Robert Holt; Richard Hues; Bermuda Hundred; William James; Richard Jones; Barbara Keth; Marg Keth; Edward Knight; Joseph Knight; Samuel Nichols; Richard Nicholson; Edward Overman; William Owen; Cart Path*; Cunicott Path*; Thomas Paynes; David Peibles; George Peirce; William Peirce; David Peoble; David Peoples; Mary Perkins; Nicho Perkins; William Price; Rickahock*; Peter Rigby; Rappahannock River*; John Roberts; Hugh Rogers; John Smith; William Smith; Thomas Stout; Birthin Swamp*; Cole's Swamp*; Reedy Swamp*; Silvester Thacher; Jane Thompson; John Thorowgood; the Town*, Old; John Tuffnell; Richard Tye; James Ward; Thomas Westwood; John Wheatly; Thomas Wheeler; Thomas Whitlocke; Ann Wigg; Thomas Wombwell; Antho Wright; Thomas Wright; William Yarrett

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

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