Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 257

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Michael Barrow; Richard Bateman; Phillip Beadle; William Blackey; Mary Boone; Edward Boswell; Benjamin Brasseur; William Brown; Col Burbage; John Carter; Nicho Chandler; Edwin Connaway; Dennis Conniers; Lancaster County*; Northumberland County*; Yorke County*; William Cox; Fishing Creek*; Indian Creek*; Jarnews Creek*; Johns Creek*; Queens Creek*; Slaughters Creek*; Sunderland Creek*; Ware Creek*; Warrany Creek*; Thomas Daniell; Evan Davis; John Drinkwater; Chas Drurey; Hugh Edwards; Humph Evans; John Garrett; Richard Gillman; William Gowin; Isabell Grace; Mary Graham; Alexr Graves; Henry Green; John Harris; William Hoccaday; Edward Hodge; Michael Inges; Nicholas Jernew; Jane Johnson; Richard Jones; William Jones; Abraham Joyce; John Kerton; Richard Lambert; William Leech; John Newton; Ja Nicholson; John Parett; Cheescake Path*; Cheskyacke Path*; Rappahannock Path*; John Pedro; Fr Peppett; Elizabeth Phillips; James Price; Mary Reeise; John Remorts; John Report; James Rice; Mary Richford; Corrotoman River*; Joane River*; Nansamund River*; Peankatancke River*; Rappahannock River*; Wiccocomocco River*; John Robinson; Thomas Saffall; Andrew Sharpe; John Shelly; John Shepperd; Anne Slaughter; Robert Speare; William Thomas; Richard Thorpe; Grace Tompson; Mary Toprell; Mr Vause; Alexr Watson; Thomas Webster; John Welsh; Kath White; Richard White; Jeff Williamson; John Young

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

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