Petition of the Queen and the great men of
Pamunkey town
Ca. 1705–1706
Colonial Papers, folder 17, no. 27, RG 1.
To his Excy Edward Nott Esqr her Majtys Lieut Governor genl of
Virginia
We the Queen & great men of Pamunkey Town In King Wm Co: humbly
shew
That whereas yr Petitioners did formerly Exhibit a petition to
this honourable Court praying that the sevll lands sold by us to
her Majts Subjects might be confirmed as the sevll purchasers
thereof & that a Patent might be granted to us & heirs &
Successors for the Remainder and forasmuch as we can [?] the
greatest part of those lands are already confirmed wherefore yr
Petitionrs in most humblewise Supplicate yr Excy that if any
purchaser or purchasers have not he land and [….] any of them
have purchased of us that yr Excy woiuld be plea[sed] to Order
for he Surveying & Patening the same and that a patent may [be]
granted to us ur heirs & successors for ye Remainder and we are
in duty bound [?’ every pray &c.
Queen [mark] Ann
Mr [mark] John
M [mark] Peck
Mr [ mark] Rogers
Mr [mark] Bacon
Mr [mark] […]son
Mr [mark] Ma[…]
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