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History of the Colony and Ancient Dominion of Virginia

Note 158:A — Chapter XV

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The following is found in the early records:—

The Corporation of Henrico.

On the northerly ridge of James River, from the falls down to Henrico, containing ten miles in length, are the public lands, surveyed and laid out; whereof, ten thousand acres for the university lands, three thousand acres for the company's lands, with other lands belonging to the college. The common land for that corporation, fifteen hundred acres.

On the southerly side, beginning from the falls, there are there patented, viz.:—

Acres. Acres.

John Petterson 100 Peter Nemenart 110

Anthony Edwards 100 William Perry 100

Nathaniel Norton 100 John Plower 100

John Proctor 200 Surveyed for the use of the iron-work.

Thomas Tracy 100 Edward Hudson 100

John Vithard 100 Thomas Morgan 150

Francis Weston 300 Thomas Sheffield 150

Phettiplace Close 100

John Price 150

Cosendale, within the Corporation of Henrico:—

Acres. Acres.

Lieut. Edward Barckley 112 Peter Nemenart 40

Richard Poulton 100 Thomas Tindall 100

Robert Analand 200 Thomas Reed 100

John Griffin 50 John Laydon 200

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