Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 552

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Archer; John Armiger; John Aubry; William Ayleworth; William Aylworth; Thomas Ayres; Henry Bainton; Henry Baniton; Robert Bedford; William Beverly; Richard Birdick; Henry Blundell; James Boone; John Brown; Lodwick Brown; Thomas Brown; Francis Bruse; Richard Budick; Tobias Bull; Sebilla Bullock; Robert Bute; Thomas Carne; John Chester; James Collins; James Cotton; Accomac County*; John Cow; Houstones Creek*; Kings Creek*; Mesango Creek*; Muddy Creek*; Robert Crumpton; John Custis; Thomas Davis; William Dines; Martha Eastcote; Florence Evans; Oliver Evans; James Eveling; John Fawcett; William Fetherstone; John Foyle; Thomas Gabell; Edward Garnies; Thomas Gibbs; William Grubb; William Hawlis; James Henderson; James Herbert; Robert Houstone; Richard How; Samuell Jones; Thomas Joy; John Kendall; Thomas Kent; Benjamin Lawrence; Nicholas Layter; John Nordell; John Nordett; Roger Nuppar; Oliver Osborne; Samll Palmer; Eliz Passell; Sarah Passell; Mary Pithouse; John Pretiman; John Prettiman; John Price; Charles Radcliffe; Charles Ratcliff; Robert Richardson; John Risby; John Risly; Pocomook River*; William Robbinson; Alice Roberts; Richard Robinson; John Roll; William Seward; Jane Shepard; Richard Smith; William Smith; William Snagy; Jane Southby; Alice Stewkly; Kath Stubbs; Dorman Suellivant; Fra Taylor; James Taylor; John Tilney; Step Tompson; Edward Top; Jane Vaughan; John Ventris; Rebecca Wallingford; Thomas Wanklin; William Warden; Elizabeth White; John Williams; Pho Winch; William Winn

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

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