Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 79

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Samuel Almond; Edmund Andrewes; Elizabeth Andrewes; William Barker; Arthur Bayly; Jon Beldam; John Bennett; Samuel Bennett; John Burland; Richard Carpenter; Robert Chaplyn; Stephen Charleton; Richard Childs; Chiskeiake; Towne Chiskeiake; Eliz Clarke; William Cooper; Accomac County*; Charles City County*; Charles River County*; Elizabeth City County*; Henrico County*; Lower New Norfolk County*; Thomas Cox; Bennetts Creek*; Uteys Creek*; Thomas Crosby; Jon Cunninghorm; Lady Dale; John Dennett; Edward Evans; Garrett Farrell; David Flood; Thomas Gregory; John Gundry; Jon Harris; Susan Hate; William Haven; Robert Hayes; Peter Hill; And Hooe; And Hore; Mathew Howard; George Hull; Berkeley Hundred; Martin's Hundred; John Ivell; Jon King; William Lansdall; John Laydon; Walter Nichols; William Parry; Chidock Paulett; Thomas Paulett; Capt Perry; Robert Phelps; James Place; Capp's Point*; John Reeve; Willi Rider; William Ridly; Elizabeth River*; Hampton River*; Lynhaven River*; old River*, Poquoson; William Rose; Thomas Sewell; Edward Shippey; Thomas Smith; Robert Spinke; Elias Tally; Robert Taylor; Adam Thorogood; Widdow Tompson; Jon Towell; Chiskiake Town*; the Town*, Little; Jon Trussell; Oliver Walker; Charles White; John Wilkinson; Capt Willcox; Robert Williamson; John Wilton; John Woodall

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

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