Importations
1702
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30 September 1702 Present: Charles Ashton and
Henry Ashton, Gent., justices.
Lewis Markham Gent. Produced a list of twenty
four persons by him imported and brought in the
Country and made oath that hee* never heretofore
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Stephen Morgan
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David Rosser
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Morgan Aprice
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Chatam Jone
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Christopher
Mortall
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Wm. Lidman
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Wm. Morgan
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Ann Howell
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Rice [blank]
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Jane Hopkins
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Harry James
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Wm. Mushane
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Rice Oukin [Onkin?]
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Rice Hopkins
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Jane Bevis
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John Parker
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Eliza Norton
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Sarah Clark
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Joseph Davie
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David Tundish
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Dorothy Williams
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John Mint
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Abra. Evans
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Robt. Avery
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Damouvel, Samuel |
Dozier, Leonard |
Remey, Jacob |
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Naturalized in Westmoreland County, Virginia
April 24, 1712. He was a Frenchman. |
Naturalized in Westmoreland County, Virginia
January 28, 1683/4. Born in France. Son Richard Dozier had
his father’s naturalization recorded January 28, 1734. |
Naturalized September 29, 1680. His
certificate was recorded in Westmoreland County, Virginia
October 8, 1702. |
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Denization:
Granted to aliens via letters patent by the King, and could
be withdrawn at any time. Could buy and devise land.
Limited inheritance rights.
Naturalization:
Granted to aliens via private act by Parliament. More
costly than denization, naturalization conveyed a higher
status and more rights for the alien. Complete inheritance
rights. Both conferred civil but not political rights. |
Denizations &
Naturalizations
1607 - 1775
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