Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 343

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Peter Ashton; John Ball; Fleete's Bay*; Mockjack-Mobjack Bay*; Thomas Blackborne; William Bradby; Nicholas Britton; Thomas Brookes; Richard Budd; John Bunch; John Burton; Robert Burwell; Edwin Conaway; Deborah Conne; Thomas Corners; Indians Corotomen; Gloster County*, Gloucester; Lancaster County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; Northumberland County*; Coratoman Creek*; Dividing Creek*; Haddaways Creek*; Milbecke Creek*; John Day; Edward Diggs; Miles Dixon; Cervase Dodson; Mr Dorman; Francis Emperor; Walter English; Anne Firsh; Mr Flint; William Flinton; George Foster; Freeman's Ford; John Gerrell; Edward Gillid; John Glanfeild; Doctar Goodrand; Oliver Green; William Greenhoure; Thomas Habe; Thomas Hake; Thomas Harris; Enoch Hawker; Elizabeth Hopkins; Toby Horton; Corotomen Indian^; James Jones; Owen Kelly; Peter Knight; Ann Lee; Richard Lee; Coniers Murally; Richard New; John Newman; Alice Parker; William Parry; Richard Porke; Thomas Prior; Willi Reynolds; Elizabeth River*; Potomack River*; Rappahannock River*; Ware River*; Wiccocomocco River*; Morris Roch; John Roper; Phillipp Silvester; William Smoocker; Walter Sparr; John Taylor; William Underwood; Lewis Vandermillen; Abraham Watson; William Watts; Mr Wetherley; James Williamson; Robert Wilson; Nicholas Wise

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

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