Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 65

Name and Place entries on this page include:

George Archer; Mathew Atkinson; Thomas Atkinson; William Bannister; James Barker; Christ Beardwell; Thomas Blancks; James Blesse; Henry Boney; Henry Bouey; Thomas Broad; Robert Bryan; Peter Buck; Mary Campion; Percivall Campion; Robert Caully; Percivall Champion; John Cheeseman; Richard Clayton; Mary Clinton; William Cook; Charles River County*; Henrico County*; New Norfolk County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; Ann Craford; Four Mile Creek*; John Davis; Jacob Dewitt; Samuel Eldrige; Clement Evans; William Freeman; Jon Gill; John Gookins; Nicholas Gower; Nicholas Greenhill; John Haman; Hen Hickman; Joane Higgeson; John Hill; Jon Horne; Leonard Houghton; Peter Hudsey; John Jackson; Edward Jones; Lewis Jones; Maudlin Jones; Elianor Knott; James Knott; John Laurwell; William Nesse; Eliz Packer; Thomas Packer; Thomas Parker; John Pemy; Hen Powell; Andrew Pratt; Jon Price; Robert Rabye; William Redman; Appamattocks River*; Elizabeth River*; Nansamund River*; new River*, Poquoson; Robert Rowden; Robert Rowder; John Saye; Jon Shaddock; William Sharpe; Richard Shotbold; James Smith; Richard Smith; George Stacy; Christ Stevenson; Christopher Stoakes; Christo Stokes; Francis Stone; Robert Tassell; Thomas Taylor; John Thomas; Thomas Thorneton; Elizabeth Todd; Thomas Todd; Thomas Towning; Edward Tunstall; Martha Tunstall; Robert Underwood; William Underwood; Richard Vase; Lewis Vaughan; Jon Ward; Seth Ward; John Watson; William Wattye; William Whiteredge; Mary Whitmore; Ellin Williams; William Witheredge; William Wooley; William Woorke; Henry Yates

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

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