{"id":838,"date":"2012-07-31T18:26:24","date_gmt":"2012-07-31T22:26:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/?page_id=838"},"modified":"2012-08-08T21:00:29","modified_gmt":"2012-08-09T01:00:29","slug":"hughes-map-index-guilford-a-l","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ncgenweb.us\/guilford\/hughes-map-index-guilford-a-l\/","title":{"rendered":"Hughes Map Index Guilford A-L"},"content":{"rendered":"

Early Landowners of Current Guilford Area<\/strong><\/p>\n

These names are on the Guilford Early Landowners Map prepared by Fred Hughes and sold by Guilford County Genealogical Society<\/a>). Items in capital letters are landmarks. Listings under the same name do not mean that all those tracts of land were owned by the same person. They could have been owned by two or more different men going by the same name. \u00a0Remember that spellings may vary. This list shows you which names can be found on the map, and the key tells you where. \u00a0The grid runs 1 to 6 west to east and A to F north to south. \u00a0This is a sample of what the map will show you:<\/p>\n

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Guilford County was formed from Rowan and Orange counties in 1771. The western 2\/3 of Old Guilford came from Old Rowan County, and the eastern 1\/3 came from Old Orange County. Records prior to 1 April 1771 will be found in Rowan or Orange records. The old Rowan\/Orange line runs north to south through the western half of the sections with a “5” in their code.<\/p>\n

Remember that the use of “Sr” and “Jr” had different meanings two hundred years ago. “Jr” was a younger man in the same court’s jurisdiction by the same name. It did not imply a familial relationship with a man who had the same name and was labeled “Sr” — although that could be the case. Also, the same man could be called “Jr” one year and “Sr” a few years later because of the arrival or departure or death of another man in the same county.<\/p>\n

Guilford County Landowners with date and map key:<\/em><\/p>\n

Nottingham Tract<\/span>
\nGranville Grant<\/span>
\nMcCulloh Grant<\/span>
\nNorth Carolina state grant<\/span>
\nOthers are purchases or grants or inheritance<\/p>\n

A<\/strong>
\nJohn Adams, Jr. ~ C3 NE\u00a01798
\nRobert Adams ~ E5 SW 1784<\/span>
\nObed Adelott (see Aydellotte) ~ B5 SE 1787
\nJohn Agnew ~ D6 NW 1792
\nRobert Agnew ~ D6 NE 1779<\/span>
\nWilliam Akin\/Aiken\/Ekin ~ E6 SW 1783<\/span>, E6 SW 1789
\nALAMANCE CHURCH ~ E5 NW
\nJohn Albright ~ E6 NW\u00a01798
\nWilliam Albright ~ E6 NW\u00a01785
\nJohn Alcorn ~ D6 SW\u00a01783<\/span>
\nWilliam Aldred ~ F4 NE\u00a01798
\nThomas Aldridge ~ C2 NW\u00a01770
\nGeorge Alexander ~ F5 NW 1763
\nJames Alexander ~ F4 NE 1769
\nJohn Alexander ~ F4 NE 1764
\nDavid Allison ~ C5 SE 1767
\nJohn Allison ~ C5 SE 1778
\nRobert Allison ~ D5 SE 1778, D6 SW 1778, E5 SW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Amick\/Emack ~ E5 SE 1791, E6 SW 1773
\nMatthias Amick ~ E6 SW 1779<\/span>, F6 SE 1791
\nNathan Amick ~ E6 SW 1791
\nPeter Amick ~ E6 SW 1789<\/span>, F6 SE 1797
\nJohn Anderson ~ B3 SE 1778, C5 SE 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Anderson ~ B4 SW 1778<\/span>, C4 SE 1774, C5 NE 1758<\/span>
\nCurtis Andraugh ~ D4 NE 1789
\nJames Anthony ~ E3 SE 1796
\nObed. Anthony ~ E3 SE 1796
\nWilliam Anthony ~ A1 SE 1792, B1 NE 1792
\nWILLIAM ANTHONY METHODIST ~ B1 NW 1799
\nAdam Apple ~ B6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nDaniel Apple ~ B6 SW 1789
\nCatharine Archer ~ D2 NE 1799
\nDavid Archer ~ D2 NE 1799
\nJames Archer ~ D2 NE 1765
\nThomas Archer ~ D2 NE 1777
\nIsaac Armfield ~ F4 SW 1757<\/span>
\nJohn Armfield ~ F4 SW 1784
\nWilliam Armfield ~ F4 NW\u00a01762<\/span>, F4 SW 1784, D3 SE\u00a01788
\nLewis Ashman ~ F3 SW 1788
\nWalter Ashmore ~ F2 SE 1774
\nSamuel Averate (Avery? Everett?) ~ C5 SW 1783, D4 NE 1783<\/span>
\nBenjamin Aydellott ~ C4 SW 1788
\nJediah Aydellotte ~ C6 NE 1788, C6 NE 1788
\nJohn Aydellott ~ B5 SW 1788
\nObed. Aydelott ~ B5 SE 1787<\/p>\n

B<\/strong>
\nJohn Baldwin ~ D1 SE 1775, E1 NE 1762<\/span>, E2 SW 1762
\nWilliam Baldwin ~ C3 SW 1756, D1 SE 1751<\/span>
\nBowater Bales ~ D3 NW 1757<\/span>
\nWilliam Bales ~ F4 NW 1784
\nHenry Ballinger ~ C2 NE 1756, C3 SW 1753<\/span>
\nHenry Ballinger, Jr ~ F4 NW 1755<\/span>
\nMoses Ballinger ~ C3 SW 1765
\nBALLINGER’S ORDINARY ~ C3 SW (no date)
\nObed Barnard ~ F3 NW 1797
\nRobert Barnett ~ D1 SE 1790
\nHenry Barnhardt ~ E6 NE 1784<\/span>
\nWilliam Barnhill, Sr. ~ E3 NE 1783<\/span>
\nWilliam Barnhill, Jr. ~ D3 SE 1783<\/span>
\nJames Barr ~ B3 NE 1778, B5 SW 1753<\/span> (x2)
\nElizabeth Barton ~ F6 NE 1790
\nJohn Barton ~ F6 NE 1762<\/span>, F6 NE 1784<\/span>
\nBEAL’S SAWMILL ~ C3 SE 1755
\nJohn Beals ~ C3 SW 1765, F2 NW 1756<\/span>, F4 SW 1765
\nJohn Beals, Jr ~ F4 SW 1761
\nThaddeus Beals ~ D3 NW 1784, F5 NE 1784<\/span>
\nThomas Beals ~ C3 SE 1755<\/span>
\nDavid Beard ~ E2 NE 1797
\nBEARD’S HAT SHOP ~ E2 NE 1795
\nGeorge Beard ~ E3 SW 1790
\nJeffry Beck ~ C6 SW 1764
\nHenry Beddinfield ~ D3 SE 1752<\/span>
\nBenjamin Beeson ~ D1 NE 1791, E2 SE 1777
\nEdward Beeson ~ D1 NE 1798, E1 NE 1798
\nIsaac Beeson ~ D1 NE 1757, E2 SE 1784
\nRichard Beeson ~ E2 SE 1759<\/span>
\nSamuel Beeson ~ D1 NE 1791
\nWilliam Beeson ~ D1 NE 1791
\nRobert Bell ~ C4 SW 1762<\/span>
\nSamuel Bell ~ C4 SW 1780
\nBELL’S MUSTER GROUND ~ C4 SW (no date, but prior to Rev. War)
\nJames Bell ~ B3 SE 1778<\/span>, B5 SW 1780, F6 SE 1786<\/span>
\nRobert Bell ~ C4 SW 1762
\nSamuel Bell ~ C4 SW 1780
\nThomas Bell ~ B5 SW 1780
\nBenjamin Benbow ~ E2 SE 1787, E3 SW 1787
\nThomas Benbow ~ C2 SE 1789, E2 SE 1789
\nElisha Bennett ~ D6 SE 1786, E6 NE 1786
\nJohn Bingman ~ C2 SE 1788
\nGeorge Black ~ B4 SW 1762, C4 NW 1762<\/span>
\nThomas Black ~ D4 NE 1779
\nWilliam Blackwood ~ C5 NE 1755<\/span>
\nHugh Blair ~ B2 NE 1778<\/span>
\nJAMES BLAIR SAWMILL ~ A2 SW 177(8?) – on a south branch of Troublesome Creek
\nJohn Blair ~ C3 SE 1761
\nThomas Blair ~ B2 SW 1779<\/span>
\nCaleb Blag\/Blegg ~ B4 NE 1790, F2 NE 1790<\/span>
\nJohn Blagge ~ B1 SE 1775
\nThomas Blair ~ A1 SE\/B1 NE 1778, A3 SE 1779, B4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJAMES BLAIR SAWMILL 1778 ~ A2 SW
\nJohn Blair ~ A2 SW 1779<\/span>
\nJoseph Blair ~ A2 SW 1780 (x2)<\/span>
\nRobert Blakely ~ C1 SE 1784<\/span>
\nThomas Bobbit ~ A1 SE 1782<\/span>
\nEdward Bond ~ D2 SE 1767
\nJohn Bond (Boyd?), Jr. ~ B5 SE 1762<\/span>
\nJacob Boon\/Buhn ~ D6 NW 1763<\/span>, C6 SE 1781
\nJohn Boon ~ C6 NE 1788
\nMartin Boon ~ D6 NW 1771 (x2)
\nPeter Bowman ~ F5 NE 1798<\/span>
\nRichard Bowman ~ C1 SE 1797
\nJohn Boyd ~ A5 SW 1756<\/span>
\nJohn Boyd, Jr. ~ B5 SW 1755<\/span>
\nJohn Boyd, Jr., Mill ~ B5 SW 1763<\/span>
\nRebecca Boyd ~ A1 SE 1767
\nBenjamin Bradford ~ E2 SW 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Braley ~ B3 SW 1757, B4 SW 1757<\/span>
\nHugh Brally ~ C5 NW 1759<\/span>
\nHenry Brannock ~ A5 SW 1787
\nASA BRASHEARS MUSTER (GROUND) ~ B2 NE
\nBasil Brashear ~ C6 NW 1756
\nJesse Brashear ~ C5 NE 1754
\nMiddleton Brashear ~ B5 SE 1761<\/span>
\nOtho Brashear ~ B6 SW 1754
\nRobert Brashear ~ B6 SW 1761<\/span>
\nWilliam Brasilton ~ F1 NE 1768, F2 NW 1769
\nJacob Braswell ~ B4 NE 1780<\/span>
\nRidley Brazil (Braswell?) ~ B4 NE 1780
\nAlexander Breder\/Breeder ~ D4 NW 1762<\/span>
\nBRICK CHURCH ~ E6 NE 1770
\nJohn Bridges ~ C3 SE 1762<\/span>
\nElisha Briggs ~ B4 NE 1780
\nBRITISH SOLDIERS BURIED ~ E3 NE 1781
\nBenjamin Brittain ~ B3 SW 1779
\nDanie(l?) Brittain ~ C3 SW 1782
\nJames Brittain ~ C3 NW 1760 – Nottingham Tract #20<\/span>
\nWilliam Brittain ~ C3 NW 1761, C3 SW 1768
\nRichard Brotons ~ A3 SE 1764<\/span>
\nDavid Brown ~ D5 SW 1757<\/span>
\nFrederick Brown ~ F6 NW 1758<\/span>, F5 SW 1775
\nJames Brown ~ B4 SE 1756<\/span>, C4 SE 1770, C5 NW 1772, C5 NE 1772
\nJohn Brown ~ B6 SE 1791, C2 NW 1787, C5 SW 1783<\/span>, C5 SW 1783, D4 SE 1784<\/span>
\nJoseph Brown ~ C5 SE 1762
\nMatthew Brown ~ D5 SE 1778<\/span>, E3 SE 1784, E4 NE 1787<\/span>
\nMichael Brown ~ F5 SW 1772
\nRobert Brown ~ F2 NE 1771
\nSamuel Brown ~ D3 SW 1759, D4 NE 1759<\/span>
\nThomas Brown ~ C2 NE 1756, C2 NE 1762, C3 SE 1762
\nWilliam Brown ~ B4 NE 1785<\/span>, C4 SE 1757<\/span>, E3 NE 1784, E4 NE 1787<\/span>
\nWilliamson Brown ~ F2 NE 1786<\/span>
\nBazel Browner ~ B6 NE 1787<\/span>
\nBRUCE’S MILL ~ B2 NE 1782 – on Robinson’s Creek off Reedy Fork
\nCharles Bruce ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nBUFFALO (PRESBYTERIAN) CHURCH ~ C4 SW (no date, established 1756)
\nBUFFALO PIT ~ C2 NW (no date)
\nJohn Buis ~ D1 SE 1767
\nThomas Buis ~ D1 SE 1751
\nWilliam Buis ~ C1 SE 1757, D1 SE 1752<\/span>
\nBUIS ORDINARY ~ D1 SE 1751
\nMary Bull ~ E1 NE 1791
\nThomas Bull ~ E2 SE 1792
\nThomas Bulla ~ C1 SE 1789
\nThomas Buller ~ F2 SE 1770
\nBULL RUN QUAKER ~ E2 SE 1793
\nCALEB BUNDAY MILL ~ F1 SE – on Richland Creek
\nAbraham Bunker ~ E3 NW 1796<\/span>
\nRuben Bunker ~ E2 NE 1796
\nAbraham Burd ~ D3 SE 1756
\nWilliam Burnett ~ F6 SE 1780
\nJohn Burney ~ C4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJames Butler ~ E3 NW 1784<\/p>\n

C<\/strong>
\nAlexander Caldwell ~ D3 NE 1771
\nDavid Caldwell ~ D3 NE 1765
\nJames Caldwell ~ E1 NE 1780<\/span>
\nCALDWELL’S SCHOOL ~ D3 NE (no date)
\nJames Calhoun\/Calhoon ~ A2 SW 1783, B3 NE 1779<\/span>
\nArchibald Campbell ~ A3 SE 1776
\nJames Campbell ~ A3 SE 1776
\nJohn Campbell ~ A3 SW 1776
\nMoses Campbell ~ A2 SW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Canaday ~ D3 SW 1770
\nWilliam Carlon ~ D4 NW 1772
\nAndrew Carmichael ~ E4 SW 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Carnachen (see also Karnacken) ~ B4 NW 1780<\/span>
\nArthur Carney ~ F1 NE 1784
\nJoseph Carr ~ D2 NW 1772, E2 NW 1773
\nCain Carrell ~ B3 NE 1779<\/span>
\nJames Carter ~ E2 SE 1751<\/span>
\nWilliam Cartright ~ E4 NW 1784
\nIsaac Causey ~ E3 NW 1788
\nCENTRE MEETING ~ F4 SW 1753
\nStephen Cesna ~ C2 SE 1792<\/span>
\nJohn Chambers ~ C4 NE 1770, C4 NE 1779<\/span>
\nElijah Charles ~ F1 NE 1785
\nWilliam Charles ~ D2 SE 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Cheedle ~ D2 SW 1767
\nGeorge Chilcutt ~ A5 SW 1782
\nJohn Chilcutt ~ A5 SW 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Chipman ~ D1 SE 1789
\nParis Chipman, Jr. ~ D1 SE 1789
\nPeres Chipman ~ D1 SE 1767<\/span>
\nWilliam Churton ~ E1 SE 1752, B1 SE 1762, C4 NW 1762<\/span>
\nThomas Cimmons ~ F5 NW 1787
\nAdam Clap ~ C6 SW 1797, D6 SW 1797
\nBarned (Barnet?) Clap ~ E6 SW 1751<\/span>
\nGeorge Clap ~ E5 SE 1757<\/span>, E6 SW 1785
\nGeorge Tobias Clap ~ D6 SE 177(3?)
\nJohn Clap ~ D6 SW 1797
\nJohn Philip Clap ~ E5 SE 1784 (x2)
\nLudowick Clap ~ D5 SW 1751<\/span>, D5 SE 1797, D6 SW 1797
\nPhilip Clap ~ F5 NW 1767, E6 NE 1800
\nValentine Clap ~ D6 SE 1763<\/span>, E5 NE 1798
\nFrancis Clark ~ B3 SW 1782
\nJohn Clark ~ B3 SW 1772, B4 SW 1758, F1 NE 1787
\nLee Clark ~ A1 SE 1781<\/span>
\nSamuel Clark ~ F3 SW 1762<\/span>
\nPeter Clements ~ B3 NE 1790<\/span>
\nPeter Clemmons ~ C2 SW 1790
\nJohn Climer ~ C5 NW 1795
\nMordecai Cloud ~ B2 SE (no date, no symbol about type of deed)
\nSamuel Cobaen ~ A4 SE 1773
\nCoble – see also Goble
\nDavid Coble ~ E6 SW 1790
\nGeorge Coble ~ E6 SW 1779
\nJacob Coble ~ E5 SE 1779<\/span>
\nJacob Coble, Jr. ~ F5 NE 1791
\nLudwig Coble ~ E6 SW 1790
\nNicholas Coble ~ E5 SE 1772, F5 NW 1797
\nJohn Coe ~ E5 SW 1787
\nBarnabas Coffin ~ D2 NW 1776
\nMatthew Coffin ~ C1 SE 1782<\/span>, F1 NE 1777, E1 SE 1777
\nSamuel Coffin ~ D2 NW 1776
\nWilliam Coffin ~ D2 NW 1773 (x2)
\nWilliam Coffin Mill ~ C2 SE 1787 – on Brush Creek
\nIsaac Colson\/Coulson ~ C1 SE 1786
\nJacob Colson\/Coulson ~ C1 SE 1786
\nJohn Colson\/Coulson ~ C1 SE 1786
\nWilliam Coltrain ~ F4 SW 1760
\nAbraham Cook ~ D3 NW 1757
\nJesse Cook ~ E3 SE 1792
\nThomas Cook ~ E4 NE 1779
\nDavid Cooper ~ E6 SW 1787, F5 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJames Coots ~ B4 SW 1778, B6 NW 1778, C2 NW 1785<\/span>
\nJohn Coots ~ B4 SE 1763 (x2)
\nHugh Copeland ~ E5 SW 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Copeland ~ E5 NW 1770
\nSamuel Correy ~ C3 NE 1764
\nGeorge Cotner ~ E6 NW 1774, E6 NE 1774
\nWilliam Couch\/Coutch ~ E2 NW 1780
\nJames Couden ~ C5 NW 1790
\nWilliam Aston Couden ~ C5 NW 1787<\/span>
\nJohn Coulter ~ C1 SE 1780<\/span>
\nNicholas Countz (Coots?) ~ F6 NE 1761<\/span>
\nGeorge Courtner (Cotner?) ~ E6 NE 1763<\/span>
\nHenry Cowden ~ C4 NE 1787<\/span>
\nWells Cowper ~ D5 NE 1774
\nAbner Cox ~ F2 SW 1771
\nDavid Cox ~ F2 SE 1771
\nHermon\/Herman Cox ~ F4 SW 1757<\/span>
\nIsaac Cox ~ F3 NW 1759<\/span>
\nJohn Cox ~ F2 SE 1771
\nJoshua Cox ~ F2 SE 1771
\nSolomon Cox ~ F2 SE 1765
\nThomas Cox ~ F2 SE 1765
\nThomas Cox, Jr. ~ F2 SW 1771
\nFrederick Craft ~ F6 NW 1782
\nThomas Craft ~ F6 NW 179_<\/span>
\nMoses Cranor ~ D3 SE 1787
\nMoses Craver ~ E4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nThomas Crawley, Jr. ~ F3 NE 1778
\nCresson — see also Greeson
\nJohn Cresson ~ E5 NE 1762<\/span>
\nDavid Crew ~ D1 NE 1787<\/span> (x2)
\nThomas Cridlebough ~ E1 SE 1789<\/span>
\nTilman Cridlebough ~ E1 SE 1787<\/span>
\nGeorge Crisman ~ C6 NE 1795<\/span>
\nThomas Crouch ~ C5 NE 1788
\nJohn Cumming ~ B3 SW 1779
\nFrancis Cummings ~ C5 SE 1766, D3 SE 1766
\nGeorge Cummings ~ A2 SW 1780<\/span>, B3 SW 1764
\nThomas Cummings ~ D3 SE 1775, D6 NW 1772
\nCUMMINGS MILL ~ D3 SE 1775 – on South Buffalo Creek
\nJohn Cunningham ~ B5 SW 1753<\/span>
\nWilliam Cusick ~ D5 SW 1759<\/span><\/p>\n

D<\/strong>
\nDAUGHERTY’S MEETING ~ B5 NW
\nCharles Daugherty ~ B5 NW 1787<\/span>
\nDaniel Daugherty ~ B5 NE 1782
\nJohn Daugherty ~ B5 NW 1792
\nWilliam Daugherty ~ B5 NW 1775
\nDAUGHERTY’S MEETING ~ B5 NW
\nHenry Culver Davice ~ C3 NE 1783
\nJames Davis ~ A3 SE 1792
\nJohn Davis ~ D3 SW 1790
\nThomas Davis ~ D3 SW 1783, D3 SW 1798
\nDaniel Dawson ~ B5 NE 1789
\nRichard Day ~ F1 SE 1789<\/span>, E1 NE 1796
\nDEEP RIVER MEETING ~ E2 NW 1753
\nJames Delay ~ A4 SW 1779<\/span>
\nDaniel Dennis ~ B3 NE 1791
\nWilliam Dennis, Jr. ~ B3 NE 1791
\nGeorge Denny ~ C4 SE 1775
\nJames Denny ~ C4 NE 1763, C4 SW 1763, C4 SE 1763, C4 SE 1770
\nWalter Denny ~ B6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nWilliam Denny ~ A6 SW 1778, C4 NE 1761
\nWilliam Dent ~ E5 NE 1778<\/span>, F6 NW 1773, F5 NE 1782, F5 NE 1784<\/span>
\nDENT’S MILL ~ C3 NW (no date) – on Brush Creek
\nSamuel Devinney ~ F5 SW 1760<\/span>
\nEzekiel Deweason ~ B4 NW 1796<\/span>
\nWilliam Diamond ~ B3 SW 1790
\nJames Dick ~ E5 NW 1784
\nThomas Dick ~ B5 SW 1787
\nTHOMAS DICK MILL ~ B5 SW 1800
\nWilliam Dick ~ C4 SW 1779, D6 NE 1786, E5 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Dickey ~ D2 NW 1765
\nWilliam Dickey ~ F4 NW 1782<\/span>
\nNathan Dicks ~ C3 NE 1758
\nZachariah Dicks ~ C3 NE 1766
\nFrederick Dill ~ A3 SE 1782<\/span>
\nDaniel Dillon ~ C2 NW 1755, C2 NW 1759<\/span>
\nDILLON MILL ~ C2 NW 1755 – on branch of Beaver Creek
\nDILLON’S MILL ~ D3 NE 1787 – on Sawpit Branch of North Buffalo Creek
\nPatrick Dimon ~ B3 SE 1778<\/span>
\nDIX MILL ~ F4 SW 1755 – on Polecat Creek
\nPeter Dix ~ F4 SW 1755
\nWilliam Dixon ~ B4 NW 1780
\nJohn Doach ~ F4 NE 1761<\/span>
\nJohn Doak ~ F5 NW 1760<\/span>
\nRobert Doak ~ F5 NW 1765, F4 NE 1770
\nWilliam Doak ~ F4 NE 1771
\nHugh Dobbin ~ B2 SE 1757<\/span>
\nJames Dobbins ~ E5 SW 1761<\/span>
\nHenry Dobson ~ B5 SE 1787
\nJoseph Dobson ~ E4 SE 1782
\nRichard Dodson ~ D3 NE 1782
\nAndrew Donnell ~ C5 NE 1778
\nANDREW DONNELL MILL ~ C5 NE 1784 – on Buffalo Creek
\nJames Donnell ~ C5 SW 1769
\nJohn Donnell ~ C5 SW 1772
\nLatham Donnell\/Dennell ~ C2 NW 1784
\nRobert Donnell ~ B6 SE 1754<\/span>, C2 NW 1774, C5 SE 1774
\nThomas Donnell ~ C5 SW 1753 – Nottingham Tract #3, C5 SW 1753 – Nottingham Tract #4<\/span>, C2 NW 1753, C4 SE 1753, D3 NE 1753<\/span>, C5 SE 1767
\nThomas Dougan ~ F2 NE 1761
\nPeter Downey ~ C5 NW 1779<\/span>
\nHenry Drinker ~ D2 SW 1789
\nJames Duff ~ C5 SE 1772, D4 SW 1772
\nSamuel Duff, Sr. ~ D4 SE 1778<\/span> (x2)
\nSamuel Duff ~ D4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nSamuel Duff, Jr. ~ D4 SE 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Duff ~ D4 SW 1778<\/span>
\nBartholomew Dunn ~ F6 NE 1765<\/span>
\nSarah Duskin ~ D4 NE 1771<\/p>\n

E<\/strong>
\nDavid Edwards ~ D3 SW 1761, D3 NE 1769
\nEmanuel Edwards ~ C3 SE 1759
\nIsaac Edwards ~ D3 NE 1769
\nJoshua Edwards ~ D3 NE 1769
\nThomas Eldridg(e) [see also Aldridge] ~ C1 NE 1770
\nBenjamin Ellis ~ F2 SE 1761<\/span>
\nAbraham Endsley ~ A2 SE 1780<\/span>
\nAndrew Endsley ~ A2 SW 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Endsley, Jr. ~ A2 SE 1780<\/span>
\nDaniel England ~ E5 SE 1763<\/span>
\nEngle ~ see Ingle
\nJames Ervin ~ B3 SE 1796
\nRobert Ervin(e) ~ B3 SE 1778<\/span>, B4 SW 1758
\nSamuel Ervin ~ B3 SE 1796
\nDaniel Evans ~ F2 NW 1798
\nJames Evans ~ E1 SE 1760
\nJesse Evans ~ C3 NW 1793<\/p>\n

F<\/strong>
\nChristian Falls ~ C6 NE 1789
\nEdmund Fanning ~ C4 NW 1768
\nJohn Farillow ~ D1 SE 1758
\nMichael Farlow ~ D2 SW 1767
\nJames Farrington ~ C2 NW 1799<\/span>
\nJohn Farrington ~ C2 SE 1797<\/span>
\nSamuel Farrington ~ A1 SE 1795
\nWilliam Farrington ~ B2 SW 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Ferguson ~ B2 SW 1757<\/span>
\nJane Field ~ F5 NE 1760<\/span>
\nJeremiah Fields ~ F5 NE 1776
\nJoseph Field ~ F5 SW 1761
\nRobert Fields ~ E5 SE 1763<\/span>, F5 NW 1759
\nWilliam Field(s) ~ E1 SW 1765, E4 SW 1761<\/span>, F3 NW 1774
\nAndrew Finley ~ D6 SE 1778<\/span>
\nAndrew Finley, Jr. ~ D5 NE 1783<\/span>
\nGeorge Finley ~ B5 SW 1755<\/span>
\nGEORGE FINDLEY MILL ~ B5 SW – on a branch of Reedy Fork Creek
\nJosiah Finley ~ B5 SW 1778<\/span> (x2)
\nWilliam Flack ~ C4 NE 1761<\/span>
\nJohn Flanen ~ C6 SW 1775
\nJohn Fleming ~ A2 SW 1779<\/span>
\nDavid Fogelman ~ F6 NW 1795
\nGeorge Fogelman ~ E5 NE 1761<\/span>, E6 NW 1772
\nMulkia Fogelman\/Fogalman ~ E6 NW 1772
\nCharles Fooshe ~ B2 NE 1756<\/span>
\nArthur Forbes\/Forbis ~ B6 SE 1784, C4 NW 1764, C4 NE 1764, E6 NW 1784, F6 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Forbush\/Forbis\/Furbush ~ C1 NE 1761, D5 SW 1761<\/span>
\nHenry Ford ~ F3 NW 1791
\nChristian Forst ~ D5 SE 1763<\/span>
\nHugh Forster ~ C3 NE 1752<\/span>
\nJohn Forster ~ C5 SE 1778
\nWilliam Forster ~ C1 NE 1764, C4 NW 1764
\nThomas Forster ~ E2 NW 1767
\nJohn Foster ~ D5 SW 1778
\nJohn Fothergill ~ F4 NW 1755
\nChristian Foust ~ E5 NE 1771
\nJohn Foust ~ D6 SE 1782, E6 NE 1782<\/span>
\nAron Frazier ~ F3 SW 1751<\/span>
\nJames Frazar\/Frazier ~ F4 NW 1783<\/span>
\nJohn Frazier ~ F3 SW 1761<\/span>
\nSamuel Frazier ~ E4 NE 1787
\nFRIEDAN’S CHURCH ~ C6 SE (no date)
\nJohn Frohock ~ D1 NE 1768, E1 NE 1768
\nWilliam Fronesdale ~ C4 SE 1764
\nSamuel Fulton ~ B6 SW 1787, C4 NE 1783, C6 SW 1789<\/span>
\nChristian Funkhauser ~ D6 NW 1750<\/span><\/p>\n

G<\/strong>
\nNathaniel Gadberry ~ A2 SW 1784
\nRobert Galbraith ~ F4 NW 1793
\nJames Gamble ~ B3 SE 1756, B4 SE 1759<\/span>, B4 NW 1759
\nRobert Gamble ~ B3 SE 1759<\/span>, B4 SE 1759
\nIsrael Gant ~ E2 NW 1753
\nZebulon Gant ~ E2 NW 1753<\/span>, E2 SE 1753
\nBarzilla Gardner ~ E3 NW 1784<\/span>
\nBARZILLA GARDNER ORDINARY ~ E3 NW 1784
\nIsaac Gardner ~ E3 NW 1787<\/span>
\nSilvanus Gardner ~ C2 NE 1786, E2 NE 1789<\/span>
\nStephen Gardner ~ E3 SW 1780<\/span>
\nThomas Gardner ~ C1 SE 1798
\nWilliam Gardner ~ C1 SE 1799<\/span>, E2 NE 1781
\nBoston Garinger ~ C6 SW 1782
\nThomas Garner ~ B5 SW 1783<\/span>, B5 SE 1784, C6 NW 1787<\/span>
\nRobert Gavin ~ B5 SE 1768
\nAndrew Geringer ~ D4 NE 1796
\nAndrew Gibson ~ D5 SE 1791<\/span>, D6 NE 1795
\nJonathan Gifford ~ D2 SE 1787
\nWilliam Gilcres (Gilchrist) ~ B4 SE 1762, Nottingham Tract #17<\/span>
\nHenry Giles\/Ghiles ~ D6 NE 1786<\/span>
\nDavid Gillam\/Gilliam ~ B6 NE 1791<\/span>
\nEdward Gillem\/Gilliam ~ B6 NE 1783<\/span>
\nJames Gilliland ~ F1 NE 1790
\nJohn Gillespie ~ D4 SW 1780, F3 NE 1782<\/span>
\nNicholas Gist ~ C6 NE 1789
\nGLADE TAVERN ~ F4 SW 1770
\nCrisley Glass\/Gless ~ F6 NW 1750<\/span>
\nGeorge Glass\/Gless ~ F6 NW 1773
\nPhilip Glass\/Gless ~ F6 NE 1750<\/span>
\nPowell Glass\/Gless ~ F6 NW 1773, F6 NE 1802
\nGoble – see also Coble
\nAnthony Goble ~ F5 NE 1772
\nJohn Coble ~ E5 SE 1772
\nJames Golden ~ D2 NW 1780
\nJohn Jacob Goodner ~ C6 SE 1778, C6 SE 1784<\/span>
\nMary Goodner ~ C5 NE 1788, D6 NW 1788
\nJames Gordon ~ E1 NE 1780<\/span>
\nMoses Gordy ~ B5 SW 1796
\nRalph Gorrell ~ D3 NE 1780<\/span>, D4 SE 1768, D4 SW 1778, D6 NW 1764, E4 NW 1783<\/span>
\nThomas Gorset ~ F3 SE 1779<\/span>
\nThomas Gossett ~ F1 NW 1787
\nJohn Gowdy ~ B4 SW 1786
\nRobert Gowdy ~ B4 SW 1786
\nWilliam Gowdy ~ B4 SW 1778<\/span>
\nSolomon Grace ~ F6 SW 1790
\nGRACE METHODIST CHURCH ~ F6 SW 1800
\nJames Graham ~ E4 NE 1766
\nAlexander Gray ~ B6 SW 1780<\/span>, D4 NE 1795
\nAlexander Gray, Jr. ~ B6 SW 1799
\nIsaac Gray ~ C4 SE 1795
\nJames Gray ~ D1 SE 1786
\nJoseph Gray ~ C4 SE 1795
\nLevin Gray ~ B5 SW 1791
\nThomas Gray ~ C4 SE 1795
\nWilliam Gray ~ D1 NE 1779<\/span>, C4 SE 1795
\nRobert Grear\/Greer ~ F3 SW 1771
\nHenry Gree(n?) ~ F6 NW 1793
\nRobert Green ~ E3 NW 1787
\nIsaac Greeson ~ E6 NE 1760<\/span>
\nJacob Greeson ~ E6 NE 1760<\/span>
\nJohn Greeson ~ E5 NE 1761<\/span>
\nJoseph Grunway ~ D5 NE 1784<\/span>
\n(1ST) GUILFORD COURT (Robert Lindsay’s property) ~ D1 SE 1771
\nGUILFORD COURTHOUSE ~ C3 NE (location of courthouse in 1781)
\nIsaac Gullett ~ E4 NW 1794
\nJoshua Gullett ~ E5 NW 1794<\/p>\n

H<\/strong>
\nWilliam Hailie (Hailey, Halley, Hayley?) ~ C3 SE 1770
\nJohn Haley ~ E2 SW 1779<\/span>
\nPatrick Haley ~ E2 SW 1780<\/span>
\nHALEY’S ~ E2 SW
\nAndrew Hall ~ A6 SW 1783<\/span>
\nJohn Hall ~ D4 SW 1766, D5 NW 1766
\nWilliam Hall ~ D1 NE 1759, E1 NE 1759
\nJohn Hallum ~ B3 NE 1762<\/span>, B6 SW 1767
\nWilliam Hallum ~ B4 NE 1755, B4 NW 1760<\/span>
\nPhilip Ham ~ D2 SW 1768
\nPHILIP HAM MILL ~ F3 SW 1767 – on Deep River
\nGeorge Hamilton ~ C5 NE 1756, C5 SW 1756<\/span>
\nJames Hamilton ~ D3 NW 1777 (x2), D5 SE 1783, D6 NW 1784 (Hambleton), D6 SE 1783<\/span>
\nJohn Hamilton ~ D2 NE 1777, E2 SE 1779<\/span>
\nJOHN HAMILTON MILL ~ B3 SW 1788 – Brush Creek off Reedy Fork
\nMatthew Hamilton ~ F6 SW 1787<\/span>
\nThomas Hamilton ~ C5 SW 1767, C6 SW 1778, (Hambleton) D6 NW 1782<\/span>
\nWilliam Hamilton ~ C5 NW 1767
\nJohn Hanby ~ F1 NW 1757<\/span>
\nJohn Hanna ~ E5 NW 1761<\/span>
\nRobert Hanna ~ E5 NW 1772, E6 SE 1772
\nRoddy Hanna ~ E5 NW 178_<\/span>
\nHANNA MILL ~ E5 NW 1770 – on Beaver Dam Creek
\nAndrew Hanner ~ B1 NE 1780 (2 grants)<\/span>
\nJoshua Hanner ~ B1 NE 1780<\/span>
\nCharles Harden ~ F4 NE 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Harper ~ C6 NE 1778
\nThomas Harper ~ E1 SE 1782<\/span>
\nJAMES HARRIS MILL ~ F3 SW 1767
\nJohn Harris ~ B4 NW 1762
\nRobert Harris ~ A3 SE 1754, A4 SW 1764<\/span>
\nObediah Harris ~ D2 SW 1767
\nO. HARRIS MILL ~ D2 SW 1768 – on Wolf Run Creek
\nO. B. HARRIS MILL ~ D2 SW (no date) – on West Fork of Deep River
\nJohn Harry ~ D2 SW 1753<\/span>
\nHenry Hart ~ B5 SE 1784<\/span>
\nWilliam Hart ~ B6 NE 1789
\nSamuel Hartgrove ~ C3 NW 1766, D1 SE 1778
\nWilliam Harvey ~ F2 SE 1761
\nRobert Hatrick ~ F5 NW 1787
\nJohn Hawkins ~ E5 SE 1772, F4 NE 1772, F5 NE 1772
\nRichard Haworth ~ C2 NE 1769, F2 NW 1769
\nStephen Haworth ~ E2 SE 1759
\nHAW RIVER BAPTIST MEETING ~ A3 SE 1784
\nMicajah Haworth ~ F1 NE 1786<\/span>
\nRichard Haworth ~ C2 NE 1769, F2 SW 1769
\nStephen Haworth ~ E2 SE 1759
\nJames Hays\/Hayes ~ B3 NW 1778<\/span>
\nPatrick Hays\/Hayes ~ A1 SE 1760<\/span>, A1 SE 1780
\nThomas Hayes ~ B6 SE 1789<\/span>
\nJacob Heath ~ B6 SW 1785
\nSmith Heath ~ B6 SW 1790
\nThomas Henderson ~ C4 NW 1780, E2 SE 1779<\/span>
\nJames Hendricks\/Hendrix ~ E4 NE 1774
\nJohn Hewes (Hughes?) ~ C6, SW 1785, D2 SW 1785
\nJoseph Hewes (Hughes?) ~ C6 SW 1785
\nJosiah Hewes (Hughes?) ~ C6 NW 1789
\nChristopher Hiett\/Hiatt ~ C3 NE 1761, C3 SE 1765
\nGeorge Hiett\/Hiatt ~ D3 NW 1761, E2 NW 1760
\nJohn Hiatt ~ E2 NW 1757
\nJOHN HIATT, SR., MILL ~ E2 NW 1757 – on West Fork of Deep River
\nJohn Hiatt, Jr. ~ E2 NW 1760
\nJoseph Hiatt ~ E2 NW 1760
\nWilliam Hiatt ~ D1 NE 1757<\/span>
\nJohn Highnets\/Hignut ~ E3 NE 1794, E3 SE 1789<\/span>
\nPeter Hilton ~ E3 SW 1785<\/span>
\nWilliam Hindman ~ D4 NW 1772
\nJoseph Hitchcock ~ E1 SE 1794
\nWilliam Hitchcock ~ E1 SE 1794
\nGeorge Hodgens\/Hodgins ~ F3 SE 1753<\/span>
\nRobert Hodgin ~ F2 NE 1768
\nAnthony Hoggat ~ D2 SE 1755<\/span>
\nPhillip Hoggatt\/Hoggett ~ F2 NW 1755, F1 NE 1755<\/span>
\nDavid Hoggatt ~ E2 SE 1799<\/span>
\nJohn Hoggatt ~ F4 SE 1771
\nJoseph Hoggatt ~ F2 NW 1763, F2 NW 1783, F4 SE 1771
\nPhilip Hoggatt ~ F2 NW 1755<\/span>
\nWilliam Hoggatt\/Hoggett ~ F4 SW 1759<\/span>
\nWilliam Hoggatt Jr ~ F4 SE 1771
\nJohn Holaday ~ A2 SE 1782<\/span>
\nEdward Holland ~ D4 NW 1778<\/span>
\nGustavis Holland ~ D4 NE 1794
\nJames Holland ~ D4 NW 1794
\nLaban Holland ~ E5 SW 1785
\nThomas Holland ~ D4 NE 1793
\nWilliam Holland ~ E3 NE 1795
\nIsaac Holton ~ F2 NE 1780<\/span>
\nLewis Holton ~ F4 NE 1774
\nDavid Hopkins ~ D5 NE 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Horney ~ E1 NE 1787, E2 NW 1787<\/span>, E2 NE 1787
\nWilliam Horney ~ E1 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJoseph Hoskins ~ C3 NE 1778<\/span>
\nJohn Hough ~ E1 NE 1778
\nWilliam Hough ~ E1 NE 1780
\nJonathan Howell ~ E2 SE 1787, E2 SE 1794<\/span>
\nSeth Huddleston ~ E2 NE 1788
\nHughes ~ see Hewes
\nAbner Hunt ~ C3 SW 1759
\nAsa Hunt ~ D3 SW 1782
\nEleazar Hunt ~ C3 SW 1759, D3 SW 1773
\nIsaiah Hunt ~ C2 SW 1782
\nJacob Hunt ~ C2 SE 1784
\nJames Hunt ~ A3 SW 1785
\nJohn Hunt ~ C2 SE 1786, D2 SW 1797
\nNathan Hunt ~ F2 SW 1799
\nThomas Hunt ~ C3 SW 1753<\/span>
\nJames Hunter ~ F5 SE 1765, F5 SW 1789<\/span>
\nMary Hunter ~ F5 SE 1783
\nHerman Husbands ~ B3 NE 1764, B3 SE 1758, E4 NE 1757<\/span>, F5 SW 1754, F5 SW 1762<\/span>
\nJohn Hussey ~ D2 SE 1771
\nStephen Hussey ~ C1 SW 1797
\nThomas Hussey ~ E2 NE 1771
\nJohn Huston ~ E4 NE 1783<\/p>\n

I<\/strong>
\nJoseph Iddings ~ E2 NE 1784, F3 NW 1784
\nGeorge Ingle ~ D6 SW 1783, D6 SE 1783, E5 SE 1783<\/span>
\nGEORGE INGLE MILL ~ D6 SW 1783 – on Alamance Creek
\nPeter Ingold ~ E6 NE 1755<\/span>, F6 NW 1782<\/span>
\nChristian Isley ~ D6 NW 1774<\/span>, E5 SE 1784, F6 NW 1774<\/span>
\nLudovick Isley, Sr. ~ D6 NW 1773<\/span>
\nPuntrick Isley ~ D6 NW 1762<\/span><\/p>\n

J<\/strong>
\nAndrew Jackson ~ C6 NE 1784
\nJoseph Jackson ~ A3 SE 1789<\/span>
\nWilliam Jackson ~ B4 SE 1772, C4 SE 1772, C6 NE 1782<\/span>
\nEmmanuel James ~ C6 NE 1792
\nWilliam James ~ B2 NW 1756<\/span>, B2 NE 1754
\nJAMESTOWN ~ E2 SE
\nWilliam Jarrell ~ E3 NW 1783<\/span>
\nWilliam Fitz Gerrall (Jarrell) ~ D5 SW 1789
\nEdmund Jean ~ B1 NE 1784
\nCasandra Jenkins ~ E4 SE 1783<\/span>
\nDavid Jenkins ~ F2 NE 1762<\/span>
\nHur Jenkins ~ F2 NE 1771
\nThomas Jenkins ~ F2 NE 1770
\nCaleb Jessop ~ C3 SW 1772, D3 NW 1772
\nJoseph Jessop ~ C2 SE 1771
\nThomas Jessop ~ C3 NW 1769, C3 SW 1768, C3 SW 1770, C3 SE 1774, E2 NE 1771
\nTimothy Jessop ~ C3 SW 1771
\nJohn Job\/Jobe ~ D5 SE 1778, D6 NW 1778<\/span>
\nJames Johnson ~ D2 SE 1771, D3 NW 1757
\nJesse Johnson ~ D2 SE 1763
\nJohn Johnson ~ D2 SW 1767
\nTarleton Johnson ~ F1 NE 1787<\/span>
\nJeremiah Johnston ~ D3 NE 1782<\/span>
\nJohn Johnston ~ C6 SW 1767
\nAlan Jones ~ B3 NW 1770
\nEvan Jones ~ B3 NW 1779
\nIsaac Jones ~ F4 NW 1761, F4 NW 1769
\nThomas Jones ~ F6 SW 17__
\nWilliam Jones ~ B3 NW 1754<\/span>
\nGeorge Jordan\/Jurdan ~ B4 NW 1753<\/span>
\nJames Julegrave ~ D3 SW 1787<\/span>
\nPeter Julian ~ F6 SE 1761<\/span><\/p>\n

K<\/strong>
\nAndrew Karnacken (see also Carnachen) ~ B4 NW 1780<\/span>
\nJohn Kemble\/Kimble ~ C3 NW 1782<\/span>
\nKENNETT QUAKER MEETING ~ F2 NE 1798
\nJacob Kernut ~ E4 NW 1787
\nDavid Kerr ~ D4 SW 1759<\/span>, D4 SW 1778<\/span>, D5 NW 1762, F5 NW 1784
\nNathaniel Kerr ~ F3 SW 1765
\nWilliam Kerr ~ D5 SE 1778<\/span>
\nDaniel Kersey ~ F2 NW 1787
\nEleazor Kersey ~ F2 NW 1787<\/span>
\nWilliam Killingsworth ~ B4 SW 1797
\nJohn Kimbolee ~ B2 SE 1782
\nJeremiah Kimbrough ~ F6 SE 1795<\/span>
\nMarmaduke Kimbrough ~ E5 NW 1757
\nPhillip Kime ~ F6 NE 1789<\/span>
\nGeorge King ~ D2 NW 1779, D3 SW 1779
\nPeter King ~ B3 SW 1752<\/span>
\nPeter King, Jr. ~ B3 NW 1754<\/span>
\nPETER KING MILL ~ B3 SW 1752 – Brush Creek off Reedy Fork
\nElisha Kirkman ~ E3 SE 1781
\nGeorge Kirkman ~ D5 NW 1785, F4 SE 1796<\/span>
\nHenry Kirkman ~ D5 SW 1787
\nJames Kirkman ~ D5 SW 1787
\nAbel Knight ~ D2 SE 1759<\/span>
\nJames Knott ~ A1 SE 1783, A1 SE 1797
\nJohn Knotts\/Notts ~ E6 NE 1772
\nJustain Knott ~ A1 SE 1790<\/span>
\nGeorge Koons ~ F1 SE 1791<\/p>\n

L<\/strong>
\nAdam Lackey ~ D4 SE 1756 – Nottingham Tract #1<\/span>
\nJosiah Lamb ~ F4 NW 1772
\nRobert Lamb ~ D2 SE 1756, E2 NE 1756<\/span>
\nSamuel Lamb ~ E2 NE 1780<\/span>
\nThomas Lamb ~ F3 NE 1760
\nWilliam Landreth ~ D5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nThomas Landwith (Landreth?) ~ D5 SE 1779, D6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nWilliam Lane ~ F1 NE 1789
\nJohn Larkins ~ B6 SW 1780<\/span>
\nWilliam Lean ~ D2 SE 1789
\nJames Leasy ~ A2 SE 1783<\/span>
\nJohn Ledford ~ D1 SE 1778
\nJames Leeper ~ B2 NE 1779
\nWilliam Lemmond ~ A2 SE 1785
\nGeorge Leinbarger ~ F6 NW 1772
\nJacob Leinbarger ~ F6 NW 1763<\/span>
\nNicholas Leinbarger ~ F6 NW 1773
\nJoseph Leonard ~ F3 NW 1796
\nIsham Lett ~ D4 NE 1784
\nJames Lett, Jr. ~ D4 NE 1782, F5 NE 1782<\/span>
\nDavid Lewis ~ E3 SE 1760<\/span>
\nJacob Lewis ~ E3 SE 1774
\nJoab Lewis ~ F3 NW 1798
\nJohn Lewis ~ E3 SE 1765, F5 NW 1760<\/span>
\nRobert Lindsay ~ D1 SE 177? (x2), F6 NW 1763<\/span>
\nWilliam Linville ~ A1 SE 1787
\nBenjamin Loan ~ D5 NW 1755
\nSamuel Long ~ D4 NW 1778, F5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nTobias Long ~ F5 NE 1778<\/span>
\nDavid Love ~ A4 SE 1763
\nSamuel Love ~ B4 NW 1764, B4 SE 1764
\nThomas Lovelatty ~ A5 SE 1771
\nAndrew Low ~ D6 NW 1778 (x2)<\/span>
\nConrad Low ~ E6 NE 1787
\nDavid Low ~ E6 SE 1750, E6 NE 1758, E6 SE 1763<\/span>
\nDAVID LOW’S MILL ~ E6 SE 1755 – on Stinking Quarter Creek
\nJames Low ~ F5 SW 1789<\/span>
\nPeter Low ~ E5 NE 1760, E6 NW 1760<\/span>
\nSamuel Low ~ E6 NE 1762<\/span>
\nThomas Low ~ E6 SE 1763<\/span>, F6 NW 1779
\nLOW’S CHURCH ~ E6 SE 1771
\nLOW’S TOWN ~ E6 SE (no date)
\nCaleb Lowder ~ F3 NW 1796
\nJohn Lowder ~ E3 SW 1786
\nLOWER REEDY FORK MEETING ~ C3 NW 1793
\nJohn Lowery ~ B1 SE 1778<\/span>
\nAdam Lowman ~ B5 NE 1789, B6 SW 1778<\/span>
\nAdam Lowman, Jr. ~ B5 NE 1798
\nAdam Lowrance ~ D6 NW 1789, E5 NE 1761<\/span>
\nWilliam Lowrance ~ D5 SE 1761<\/span>
\nJacob Lowras\/Lowrance ~ B6 SE 1788
\nJohn Lowrence ~ F5 NW 1761<\/span>
\nPeter Lowrence ~ E5 SE 1761<\/span>
\nHugh Lynch ~ B6 NW 1783<\/span>
\nJohn Lynch ~ D2 NE 1795
\nJames Lyne ~ E6 NW 1786, E6 NE 1786<\/span><\/p>\n

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