Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 334

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Jones Alpott; Thomas Ap Thomas; John Apleton; Richard Arrundell; Thomas Beardwell; William Beeches; Black Water; Thomas Brereton; Edward Buckingham; Mr Burnham; Rowland Burnham; William Byler; Antho Caudell; Randall Chamleech; Arthur Chandler; William Chelmedge; Sir Henry Chichley; Richard Colt; William Copeland; Francis Coulston; Henrico County*; Lancaster County*; Surry County*; William Cox; Burnhams Creek*; Coxes Creek*; Parretts Creek*; Paschataynon Creek*; Paskato Creek*; Potomeck Creek*; Poytresses Creek*; John Curtis; Grace Davis; Robert Fillkin; Thomas Flood; Mr Fox; Edward Freeman; Peter Garland; Samll Goodwin; Robert Hand; Rob Hane; Roger Harris; Thomas Harris; George Haynes; John Haywood; Thomas Henson; James Howard; Thomas Howard; Elizabeth Howman; William Hurt; Isacke Hutchings; Daniel James; John Jenings; William Johnson; Capt Jordan; Robert Kempe; Francis Kirkman; Henry Lambert; Peter Lee; Chas Leech; Peeter Leech; Robert Newby; Samll Parry; Horse Path*; Indian Path*; Thomas Pones; Portobacco*; Cuthberd Potter; Thomas Prettyman; John Ray; Richard Reeding; Henry Rice; Peankatancke River*; Rappahannock River*; John Robinson; Richard Scarbrow; Robert Smith; John South; Porringers Springs; Vincent Stanford; George Stanley; Robert Taylor; Robert Tompson; Thomas Warrick; Thomas Warrington; Hl White; Thomas Wilkinson; Jost Williams; John Woodson; Worricke*; Robert Yongue

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

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