Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 70

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Samuel Abbott; William Barber; William Barker; Bikers*; Richard Brett; Willia Capp; Chapman's devident; William Clayborne; Robert Cornish; Charles City County*; Charles River County*; Elizabeth City County*; James City County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; the Cow Pen; Hog Island Creek*; Kethes Creek*; Lawnes Creek*; Alice Delke; Roger Delke; Erasmus Felgate; Robert Felgate; Samuel P Fenn; Fort Feilds; Capt of the Fort; Gleab Lands; John Gundry; Mary Gundry; John Gunery; John Gunnery; Anthony Hill; George Holmes; Francis Hooke; Francis Hough; Gate House*; Mary James; Jobe Jefferies; Kiquotan*; Samuell Kirby; Labourer a; the Common Land; Robert Newman; Thomas Oldis; William Peirce; Charles River* Plantations; Planters; Nathaniell Powell; Richard Price; David Red; Nicholas Reynolds; Nansamund River*; Southampton River*; Edward Rogers; Roger Shelly; Thomas Smith; Alice Snead; Samuell Snead; William Spencer; Anthony Stoton; Strawberry Bancke*; Surveyors; Robert Syler; Henry Thorne; Adam Thorogood; John Waine; the Plackett Well*; Francis West; John West; Walter Willis; Humphry Woolierine; George Yeardley; John Yepe

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

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