Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 429

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Sumer Addams; And Armestrong; Thomas Arnall; James Bagnall; John Bagnall; Dorothy Bankes; Thomas Barton; Margt Bassay; John Bennett; Hugh Berry; William Broadrib; Peter Brookes; Thomas Brookes; Clement Carbill; Mr Cocke; Daniell Cormack; Accomac County*; Henrico County*; Lancaster County*; Northumberland County*; Rappahannock County*; Damarons Creek*; Four Mile Creek*; Matomkin Creek*; Morratico Creek*; Pepetick Creek*; Popes Creek*; Mr Crews; Richard Crome; Mary Crow; John Debford; Seth Dobson; Ann Drakford; William Drakford; James Duckett; John Edger; George Edmonds; Ann Elery; John Elver; Mary Evans; Francis Finch; Richard Foxon; Eliz Foy; John Freel; John Goodwin; Thomas Griffin; Edward Griffith; Richard Harvard; Mary Harward; Ann Heath; Roger Heywood; John Hopper; William Hughlett; Brown Hundrex; Henry Hunt; Mary Hunt; Jonah Jackson; Robert Jarrett; Joseph Johnson; Sence Johnson; David Jones; Robert King; Thomas Lazingby; Samuel Nicholls; Francis Osborne; Thomas Paine; William Palmer; John Pargetor; Ralph Parkson; Edward Parsly; Cart Path*; Machoticks Path*; Rappahannock Path*; Edward Peterson; James Pope; Mr Pope; Nathaniel Pope; Margaret Powell; Thomas Pryse; Thomas Read; Edward Revell; Thomas Richard; Roger Richardson; Corrotoman River*; Rappahannock River*; Wiccocomocco River*; Francis Rosse; Timo Rosse; William Sacum; Abraham Sanders; Edward Sanders; John Sanders; Abigail Sayer; William Serch; Mary Sewell; Jeane Shelley; Edward Showdall; Simon; Bryan Smith; Thomas Smith; Peter Storie; Richard Talbot; John Tapt; Hugh Taylor; Thomas Taylor; Silvester Thacher; Mary Thomas; William Thomson; the Timber Slash; William Underwood; John Venne; Nicholas Walbroke; Edwin Walsingham; Robert Ward; Capt Washington; Watchepreag*; Edward Webb; Fran Weekes; Ja Wellfleet; Thomas Whitloke; Mary Williams; Margarett Williamson; Mary Williamson; William Willis; Thomas Wright; John Young

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

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