Transcript Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800 Page 94

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Robert Allen; John Baker; Christo Banckes; William Banister; William Bannister; Richard Bayly; Jerimiah Bridges; Thomas Cadby; Thomas Cadly; Benjamin Carrill; Thomas Causey; Causey's Feild; Jon Cerye; Chippoakes; Edward Clarke; Jeremiah Clements; John Cooper; William Cotton; James City County*; Upper New Norfolk County*; Chippoakes Creek*; Footehall Quarter Creek*; Uteys Creek*; Thomas Davis; George Downes; John Dunston; Melchesedick Floyd; John Forbush; Richard Foster; Francis Fowler; Bridges Freeman; Er Geere; George Griffin; John Hacherne; John Hacker; Benjamin Harrison; James Harrison; Katherine Harrison; Thomas Hewes; Abraham Hill; Richard Hill; Christopher Hold; John Hollingsworth; Sarah Hollingsworth; Robert Howse; Samuell Hudson; Richard Hyde; John Johnes; Thomas Johnson; John Joines; Tinkersheires Mynyfie; Edward Oliver; John Paine; John Parsons; Hen Patrick; John Patrick; Practitioner of Physicice; Middle Plantations; Juring Point*; Pynie Point*; Poquosons; Anth Proctor; Boare Quarter*; Footeball Quarter*; Appamattocks River*; Charles River*; Chickahominy River*; James River River*; Nansamund River*; old River*, Poquoson; Margarett Sanders; Richard Sanders; Robert Sheppard; Jon Spencer; Joseph Spering; Middle Way Swamp*; Robert Swett; Nathaniell Tatum; William Taylor; Lowry Thomas; Judith Tompson; Thomas Trotter; Thomas Wallis; Daniell Walton; Richard Weston; James Whiting; Randall Whitley; William Worminger; Edward Young

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

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