Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 244

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Jon Abby; Mr Armestead; the Army; William Ball; Mary Banin; John Banister; Jon Barefeild; Mary Bavin; John Blackborne; Jon Boardman; John Boarham; Jon Bott; Bennet Brasseur; Florence Brasseur; Kathe Brasseur; Mary Brasseur; Persie Brasseur; Robert Brasseur; Dead Man's Brooke; Adrian Buny; Angel Carnal; Rothal Carnal; Thomas Carnal; William Clarke; William Clayborne; Eliz Costen; Nansemond County*; Surry County*; Yorke County*; Thomas Cowken; Horne Harbor Creek*; Maccadequin Creek*; George Daldye; Thomas Davis; John Dibdal; Step Dordon; Henry Edwards; John Edwards; Mary Edwards; Ra Ellis; Thomas Foote; Morris Glyn; Eliz Gosnell; Marg Gosnell; Richard Green; Jane Haines; Richard Haines; William Haines; Francis Hale; Mr Hall; Eliz Hinde; Rowld Hockly; William Hynde; Towes Indian^; Symon Iron; Craney Island*; George Ivory; Thomas Jackson; Elizabeth Johnson; Arthur Jordan; George Juory; Sarah Palmeton; Pamunkey; Thomas Parker; John Parmeton; Nathaniel Parmeton; Roger Parry; Eliz Pateman; Ed Peirce; Thomas Pursell; Nansamund River*; Yorke River*; Eliz Sadler; Secretary of State; Henry Singleton; Margt Stockwell; Jon Sutton; John Teages; John Turner; Christian Varblow; Christian Vartlow; Ann Watson; John West; H O Williams; Mary Williams; Pho Willis; Winter Harbor*; William Worton; Elizabeth Wright; Nathaniel Wristone; Yorke Ridge 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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