Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 61

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Richard Aboge; Elizabeth Alcutt; Thomas Asson; William Attaway; William Austin; John Baker; John Barker; Willi Bassnett; Thomas Batman; Thomas Baylye; William Berry; William Billbrough; Robert Boddicutt; William Bow; Sarah Breman; John Bridges; Laur Bristoe; William Brock; Ann Brown; Henry Brown; Stephen Brown; Rowland Buckly; Samuel Burfoote; Thomas Causey; Jon Chambers; John Chamell; Richard Christmas; John Congly; John Cougly; Charles City County*; Henrico County*; James City County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; William Coxe; Jon Craft; Causey Feild Creek*; Two Mile Creek*; John Duncombe; Alice Edloe; Richard Edwards; Francis Epes; Jon Eves; Lawrence Farbarne; Bar Farthing; Daniell Feild; Samll Flood; Smith's Forts; Richard Gaily; Harrow Attocks; Henry Hart; Thomas Heath; Thomas Hinton; Jon Hodges; Arney Humphrey; Thomas Hutt; Robert Jones; George Jordan; Robert King; William Layton; George Lentall; Andrew Noyce; Jenkin Osborne; Thomas Osborne; William Packett; Sarah Palmer; Richard Penill; William Perrye; Richard Popeley; George Purser; Samll Ramsby; John Ratsham; Jason Right; Appamattocks River*; James River River*; Ralph Simpkins; John Smith; Elizabeth Southell; Henry Southell; Elizabeth Stethell; Honford Stubbs; Samll Swam; Samll Swane; John Tinwell; Symon Trencher; Thomas Tyler; Verina Varina*; Hanna Waddington; William Waller; Joane Walters; Hen Ward; Richard Ward; David Warner; Mary Welch; William Westwood; John Williams; Ralph Wood; William Wright; John Yeo

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

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