Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 266

Name and Place entries on this page include:

James Allen; Abra Armitage; Pyanck Bay*; Temp Bayley; Robert Boane; Bremo; Giles Brent; Mary Brent; John Broach; Richard Brooks; Thomas Brown; Abell Burleigh; Lewis Burwell; Lucy Burwell; Robert Burwell; Samuel Called; Cornel Canadia; Thomas Child; Thomas Civill; Francis Clay; John Clerke; David Clobe; Richard Cocke; Edward Coles; Phillip Conack; Mary Cornish; Henrico County*; Northumberland County*; Cabin Creek*; Pasbetanzey Creek*; Turkey Island Creek*; Wadeing Creek*; Curies; Luce Davis; Anne Dubes; John Earle; Mary Earle; John Easton; Mary Edwards; John Essex; George Fletcher; John Fookes; George Foster; Mark Foster; Joell Gibbs; Cor Goverson; Alice Halliard; Thomas Halliard; Mr Hallom; William Harman; Capt Harris; John Hatt; Thomas Hayles; Mary Holder; Adam Horne; Jane Horsley; Joseph Horsley; Ralph Horsley; Phill Huntey; John Ince; Pair James; Robert Jenkins; Morgan Jones; John Juce; Dor Kernerley; Marke Lanere; Meredith Langford; William Newman; William Nicholls; John Oldale; the Pallisadoes; Cart Path*; Chicokone Path*; Middle Plantations; John Price; Walter Read; Henry Reyner; John Ridle; Chickacone River*; James River River*; Potomack River*; Quiough River*; Wiccocomocco River*; George Sable; Robert Sharpe; William Shoemaker; William Shurley; William Smith; John Sneade; Richard Spann; Francis Spencer; Alexander Stonner; Thomas Symkins; William Talbott; John Thompson; William Walters; John Warner; Neale White; Rachell Willis; Nash Winly; Peter Wood; Renold 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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