Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 51

Name and Place entries on this page include:

James Abbott; Alice Alcott; Barbary; James Barker; William Basnett; Tompson Bay*; Jarret Beckweth; Mary Bensteed; Thomas Body; Humph Brown; Rowd Buckly; Richard Clayton; Thomas Colly; Ann Cordwell; James City County*; Warrasquioake County*; Chippoakes Creek*; Lawnes Creek*; Thomas Deason; John Dennis; Jon Duncome; Jon Eves; Hanniball Fletcher; William Fookes; Jon Gill; Daniell Gookins; Mathew Gouch; Nicholas Greenhill; William Harris; John Harvey; Thomas Heath; Jon Hencing; Francis Hooke; Francis Hutchinson; Creeks Feilds Indian^; Dumpling Island*; Job Jefferys; Anthony Jones; John Laydon; William Layton; George Lento; Robert Newman; Phillipp Oatelep; Edward Oliver; Sarah Palmer; William Parry; Pasbyhayes; Henry Pomery; Richard Popley; Jathen Right; Appamattocks River*; Elizabeth River*; Nansamund River*; old River*, Poquoson; Robert Rowden; George Sapheir; Ralph Simpkins; Alice Sneale; Dorothy Sneale; Eliz Sneale; Henry Sneale; John Sneale; Mary Sneale; Henry Southell; Robert Stingsby; Alice Sueale; Dorothy Sueale; Eliz Sueale; Henry Sueale; John Sueale; Mary Sueale; Robert Sutton; Robert Tenman; Thomas Thurten; Joseph Titloe; Martha Tonstall; Ann Westly; Ann Whitacre; Chri Whiting; John Wood; Joane Yates; John Yates; Richard Yates; Dorothy Young; Richard 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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