Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 274

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Allen; Hen Alwood; Richard Atkins; Hen Atwood; Henry Barlow; Thomas Barlow; John Barron; John Barton; Mockjack-Mobjack Bay*; Humph Belt; George Boone; George Boore; Weston Brow; Steph Calloway; John Canninge; Thomas Cartwright; Pascoe Champion; Richard Chapman; Huldy Chase; Eliz Collins; Elizabeth Cooper; Isle of Wight County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; Warwick County*; Julians Creek*; Skeaths Creek*; John Dobson; Edward Dorsey; Thomas Evans; Major Fawden; Francis Fleetwood; Pharoah Flinton; John Gaylor; Hewett Gepperson; Robert Gillett; Thomas Greenwood; Thomas Gutheridge; Hen Gutts; Mathew Hall; William Hampton; Ann Harwood; Humphry Harwood; Thomas Harwood; Mathew Hones; Thomas Hughes; Phillip Hunly; Richard Hunter; Nathaniel Hurd; William Kemp; Robert Lashby; John Leidge; William Lemon; Nicho Nethercott; Nicho Netherwitt; William Nicholson; John Oliver; Abra Pancraft; Gregory Parett; Thomas Parker; Coxes Point*; John Porter; Nutmegg Quarter*; John Radford; Elizabeth River*; William Robinson; Richard Roote; Walter Rouse; John Rowlinson; John Scibbs; Robert Scott; Peter Sexton; James Smith; John Smith; Thomas Smith; Rob Smithwood; John Sorrell; Robert Sorrell; John Taylor; Thomas Todd; Thomas Turner; Chas Walshway; Giles Webb; Phillip Weston; Thomas Whittington; William Wilson; Eider Windett; Winter Harbor*

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

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