Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 401

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Isaack Allerton; William Andrewes; George Austin; Jane Bandon; William Barber; Ashwell Battin; John Baynham; Andrew Bell; Thomas Bell; John Bennett; William Berkeley; Cattail Branch*; Ann Brodhurst; Robert Capes; William Capps; Cherriston; Mary Cooper; Thomas Cooper; Peter Cornhill; Charles River County*; H O County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; New Kent County*; Northampton County*; Westmoreland County*; Yorke County*; Felgates Creek*; Pongotegue Creek*; Whitsapenny Creek*; Thomas Dyer; George Evelin; Monjoy Evelin; William Ewen; Robert Felgate; Andrew Gadstone; Edward Gandons; Gleab Lands; Jane Godlad; Edward Grindon; Thomas Grindon; Anthony Harris; Stephen Harris; John Hawkins; Mr Holmes; Thomas Holmes; William Holmes; Antho Hoskins; Bridge* Indian^; John Jackson; William Jackson; Jolliffe John; Andrew Jones; Mary Jones; Walter Jones; William Jones; Richard Joy; Mary Nitter; Hampton Parish*; Cheescake Path*; William Peterson; Oyster Shell Point*; William Pope; Edward Revell; Elizabeth River*; Machotick River*; Mattapony River*; Yorke River*; Obedience Robins; George Sands; Samuel Scott; William Sewell; Roger Sheely; Thomas Spencer; Peter Stewart; Andrew Stone; William Stow; Peter Sutor; Mattassux Swamp*; Peanketanke Swamp*; Mr Taylor; John Underhill; Henry Vincent; John Waine; George Watts; John West; Mary Wiggins; John Williams; Mary Williams; John Wood; Richard Wright

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

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