Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 66

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Ann Atwood; Peter Bayly; Ambrose Bennett; Richard Bennett; Robert Bennett; Thomas Bennett; Richard Bird; Frans Bisley; Walter Blake; Thomas Brough; Ann Bussey; George Bussey; Robert Campeere; James City County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; Kethes Creek*; Sandy Creek*; Richard Cullumbine; Thomas Cutchman; Jon Dee; John Dennett; William Durand; Robert Farthing; Thomas Ferreby; John Ford; William Ford; William Fowler; Jon Francis; Alexander Garner; Eliz Gilbert; Richard Glascocke; Richard Haies; Edward Hall; Jon Hane; Mary Harding; Mary Hayes; Ralph Hewes; Francis Hough; Eliz Husley; Thomas Jefferies; Grace Johnson; Hen Johnson; John Joice; John Jolly; Thomas Jones; James Knott; Gilbert Lee; Jon Lee; Robert Newman; Richard Nowell; John Parrott; Jon Peters; phillipp Pharin; Phillipp Pharin; John Piper; Craney Point*; Paraketo Point*; John Popelwell; Willi Quillmead; Robert Raby; Robert Rawson; Richard Reynolds; Peter Rice; Nansamund River*; John Robinson; Mary Rockwell; Robert Rockwell; Sarah Rockwell; Thomas Rockwell; George Rotheram; George Rowles; Richard Russell; Elizabeth Russey; Hen Rutkin; Robert Selby; William Shute; James Smith; Richard Smith; Thomas Smith; Thomas Sparrow; Zachariah Taylor; Silvester Totnam; Robert Wells; Richard Wheeler; Blanch White; George White; Peter White; William White; John Wilkins; James Willett; Thomas Williams; Arthur Wood; Edward Yorke

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

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