Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 564

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Acton; Thomas Atkinson; Fard Austin; Richard Bacheler; James Bancks; the Barrens; John Begg; George Billips; Muddy Branch*; Thomas Brewer; Samuel Bridges; John Bright; Robert Butts; Henry Cantrell; Thomas Cartwright; John Clarke; Donagh Conah; Charles City County*; Gloster County*, Gloucester; H O County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; Surry County*; Goose Creek*; Greenes Creek*; Indian Creek*; Loyds Creek*; Queens Creek*; Henry Creeke; William Davenall; Evan Davis; the Eagles Nest; Everd Edmonds; Peeter Edwards; Abraham English; Thomas Everidge; William Frisall; John Godale; William Gouldsmith; Thomas Green; William Grindon; Mr Hamlin; John Harris; Mary Hart; Richard Hartwell; Samuel Haward; John Hogg; Mr Horsmanden; Ivory Ed; Edward James; John James; John Johnson; Mary Jones; Guy Knight; Roger Lennalls; Henry Nicholls; Lawnes Creek Parish*; Henry Platt; Peach Point*; Stephen Powre; the Poynt Corner Grant; Lidia Richardson; Elizabeth River*; James River River*; Milford Haven River*; John Roberts; Alexander Rose; Hugh Row; Moyses Run*; William Simon; Sarah Simons; John Smith; Thomas Smith; Margt Souleman; Robert Spensor; Thomas Standley; Thomas Stint; John Stores; Black Water Swamp*; Pease Hill Swamp*; Reedy Swamp*; Northward Neck Thickens; William Thomas; Stephen Warman; Robert Watson; Richard Whitehurst; William Whitehurst; Ed Willison

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

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