Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 245

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Ackew; Mary Anthony; George Apleton; John Askew; Roger Backster; James Bagnall; Thomas Bagwell; Ann Baker; Hugh Barres; John Belson; John Bennett; Edward Blunt; Samuel Boict; Edward Boswell; James Bouce; Edward Breckler; Elizabeth Brocas; Tabith Brocas; William Brocas; Originall Brown; John Butler; William Cantry; William Collup; Dennis Conniers; William Cook; Robert Coop; Lancaster County*; Cohoake Creek*; Mattadequain Creek*; Obarts Creek*; Evan Davis; Henry Deadman; Edmund Deering; John Dendy; John Donne; Henry East; Walter Edwards; William Ellyus; John English; Henry Eubunke; Arthur Figes; Christo Fleming; William Freeman; John Glantum; Edward Guilfeth; Edward Hale; Robert Halsey; Phillip Hamlin; Francis Hantrinpp; Fra Harrison; Thomas Heashew; Richard Hill; Robert Hill; Thomas Hinson; Richard Hobeane; John Hobson; Henry Hunt; Thomas Keene; Thomas Kendall; Robert Lake; William Laue; John Neswid; Bar Obart; Thomas Orly; John Pedro; George Perkins; Edmund Perry; John Poare; Michaell Polentine; William Porter; Richard Powell; John Pumwell; Joane Qually; Richard Raiman; Chas Rawlins; John Reading; Peankatancke River*; Rappahannock River*; Yorke River*; John Russell; Samuel Scifeild; John Seaden; Thomas Streete; Thomas Symds; James Tenricke; John Thorpe; Edward Tompson; John Tompson; Thomas Tripland; Robert Tureton; Robert Turke; Joane Vizard; Henry Waldron; John Walker; Ann Waneman; Phillip West; Thomas White; An Williamson; William Williamson; Thomas Woodhouse; Richard Woodstock, Woodsworth; Thomas Youall; Joane Younge

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

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