Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 447

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Eliz Alexander; John Alexander; Robert Alexander; John Aringell; Joyce Axell; Arthur Bayly; Judeth Beach; Alexander Benum; Jeremiah Blackman; Xtopher Branch; Ellen Brown; John Brown; Richard Brown; Thomas Brown; Thomas Butler; William Butler; Robert Casher; Robert Cockerell; Phill Cole; John Cook; Coopers; Henry Coplyn; John Cosheir; John Cossick; Henrico County*; Lancaster County*; Westmoreland County*; John Courtney; John Cox; Apamatuck Creek*; Attapin Creek*; Falling Creek*; Fishing Creek*; Hollis Creek*; Tappin Creek*; Mrs Dade; John Dey; William Dodson; Capt Edloe; John Ellis; George Flower; Mr Foote; Ann Found; Robet Franck; John Gayle; Robert Glover; Rachaell Hailes; John Hancock; Harrow Attocks; William Hill; Robert Hodges; Richard Huff; William Johnson; Robert Jones; Roger Korman; Thomas Laramore; Richard Nicholls; Roger Norman; Steph Norman; Ann Paine; Richard Paine; Robert Parker; Charles Perches; Ann Phillips; Miles Phillips; Ell Pickett; Nathaniel Pope; Thomas Pope; Mr Prescutt; Miles Reily; Machotick River*; Potomack River*; John Rosier; Jona Samrayes; Maurice Smith; John Sparke; Lucy Stratton; Arthur Terrill; John Tizar; Lawrence Tomkins; Elizabeth Tompson; John Vaughan; William Vaughan; Henry Vincent; Margarett Wade; John Walton; Richard Ward; Damras Watney; George Weading; Thomas Webb; William West; Daniell White; Hanah White; Hl White; Solomon White; Thomas Wilkenson

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

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