Collection: Surveys of the Virginia Land Office before 1779, A-W, 1733-1776 - ARVAS Search Results

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Watkins, George. Pittsylvania County, 6 May 1772. Box 1, Folder 119

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West, Thomas. Augusta County, 25 Feb. 1773. Box 1, Folder 120

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Whitehurst, Simon. Princess Anne County, 25 Sep. 1748. Oversize. Box 1, Folder 121

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Whitney, Jeremiah, Richard Taylor, and Thomas Mathews. Buckingham County, 22 June 1768. Box 1, Folder 122

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Williams, Henry. Rappahannock County, 19 May 1758. Box 1, Folder 123

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Williams, John, and Israel Brown. Lunenburg County, 28 Feb. 1750. Box 1, Folder 124

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Willis, John (assignee of John and Mary Coleman, and Isaac and Sarah Read, coheirs of Henry Embry). Halifax County, 15 March 1749. Box 1, Folder 125

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Winfrod, Mary (assignee of Thomas Winford). Bedford County, 7 Dec. 1763. Box 1, Folder 126

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Winston, Anthony. Hanover County, 12 Sep. 1751. Box 1, Folder 127

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Wood, Christopher. Louisa County, 21 March 1771. Box 1, Folder 128

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