Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 50

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Rachell Adams; John Baker; Sandy Bay*; Thomas Beansteed; Thomas Bensteed; Thomas Box; Joane Bullock; John Burden; John Butler; John Carpenter; George Clarke; Thomas Cooper; Charles City County*; Elizabeth City County*; Henrico County*; James City County*; Kethes Creek*; Merchants Creek*; Muddy Creek*; Point Comfort Creek*; Robert Currant; Elizabeth Curtis; Walter Daniell; Chr Dawsey; Er Denmarke; Oliver Dennington; Samuel Ellis; William Everedge; Bar Farthing; Foxhill; Dorothy Garner; Edward Garner; Gleab Lands; John Gookins; Jon Haward; Robert Hodges; Jon Holmes; Joane Huggesson; John Humphry; Martin's Hundred; Stone Indian^; Abr Iveson; William James; Hen Jefferys; Richard Jenings; Thomas Jenings; Thomas Lawley; Hugh Lawson; Elizabeth Layton; William Layton; Jon Newman; Mary Norman; Peter Norman; Nicholas Oliver; Ann Orchard; John Orchard; William Oxford; Hester Partridge; Abraham Pearsey; William Pensint; William Pensuit; Nicholas Pledge; Swan House Point*; Edmund Pullum; Chickahominy River*; Elizabeth River*; Nansamund River*; Jon Sanders; Thomas Smith; Thomas Somersale; Peter Stafferton; Adam Thorogood; Jon Tingy; Edward Tonstall; Francis Towers; James Vanerit; Row Vaughan; Henry Walker; John Wall; Chri Ward; Weyanoake*; William Whitehurst; John Wilcocks; Eliz Willis; George Woodcock; Isaac Woorgen; Richard Wright; George Yeardley

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

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