Virginia Land Grants: A Study of Conveyancing in Relation to Colonial PoliticsPrivate print., Old Dominion Press, 1925 - 184 páginas This is a study of land grants from 1624 to the American Revolution to see if an economic explanation could be found for local resistance to and later acceptance of the proprietors of the Northern Neck. |
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Virginia Land Grants: A Study of Conveyancing in Relation to Colonial Politics Fairfax Harrison Visualização completa - 1925 |
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acres of land Acts P. C. adventurers aforesaid agents Alexander Culpeper Arlington Assembly Belvoir Berkeley Brent and Fitzhugh Bryan Fairfax Capt charter of 1688 Coll colony commission Commonwealth confirmed County Crown Culpeper's England fee rent fifty acres George Brent George Fairfax Governor Grant Books head right heires and assignes heires or assignes Hening hundred acres James James Citty Jenings John Journals H. B. King Lady Fairfax land grants land office Leeds Castle Letters Patents Lord Arlington Lord Culpeper Lord Fairfax Lords of Trade Ludwell Ludwell's Majesty Majties manor Nicholas Spencer Northern Neck Northern Neck charter Northern Neck grant person planters Potomac Privy Council procuration proprietors quit rents Rappahannock recited record River Robert Bristow Robert Carter royal Seal seating shillings Spotswood surviving thereof Thomas Bryan Martin Thomas Lord Thomas Lord Culpeper Tract treasury right unto Virginia Company Virginia government Washington Westmoreland William Fairfax William Fitzhugh
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