George Fenley to Alexander Garden (son of Rev. James Garden), 20 December 1773, 200 acres on Vaughns Creek (purchased from Thomas Fulton), Prince Edward County, Virignia.

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George Fenley to Alexander Garden (son of Rev. James Garden), 20 December 1773, 200 acres on Vaughns Creek (purchased from Thomas Fulton), Prince Edward County, Virignia.

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No neighbors or witnessed named.

4 p.

Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7523333

Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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Garden, Rev. James.

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Fulton, Thomas.

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Dejornat, Thomas.

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Finley, George, 1748-ca. 1817.

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Garden, Alexander, 1714-1785

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Fenley, George, 1748-ca. 1817.

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Moore, Thomas Verner, 1877-1969

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Ewing, Ja.

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