Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 551

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Aleworth; William Armestead; John Armistead; Rowland Ash; Justinian Aylmer; Thomas Bassett; Mockjack-Mobjack Bay*; Curratowoman Branch*; Matchepungo Branch*; Fra Branson; Richard Bundock; George Canneck; Miles Cary; John Celly; William Chase; Alexander Clarke; Edward Clarke; Timothy Coe; Accomac County*; Gloster County*, Gloucester; Matchepungo Creek*; Occahannock Creek*; Pepper Creek*; Plantation Creek*; Ware Creek*; Edmond Croffs; Jeff Daniell; Hester Davis; William Davis; John Dickerson; John Duckett; John Dukeson; Kath Ellis; Samll England; Escheator; Peter Fantaine; John Fawcett; John Fawsett; Barbery Fisher; Charles Gerrard; Eliz Gilford; Sarah Gill; Mary Gilman; William Gray; Richard Grigson; Alice Gwilford; Mary James; Margarett Jones; Richard Kellum; William Kendall; Sarah Knight; William Landers; Occocomson*; Sisly Okely; Robert Parker; James Pewring; Mr Plummer; Eliz Pockett; Francis Potts; Sarah Powell; Joan Ramsey; Charles Ratcliff; John Renny; Mr Rideing; Thomas Rideing; Thomas Riding; Pocomook River*; Thomas Roach; Tobias Selvey; Edward Smith; John Smith; Richard Smith; William Stevenson; Walter Stricland; John Stringer; Dorman Swillivant; William Thorne; Thomas Travis; Hen Trenchard; Mary Trotman; Alice Turner; Thomas Turry; William Vaughan; John West; Sara Wittaker

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

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