Henry Thomas, John Thomas, Edward Thomas, Cornelius Thomas -
Albemarle County, VA
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Henry Thomas, John Thomas, and Edward Thomas of Albemarle County, Virginia

Henry Thomas patented 172 acres on Rock Island Creek South of the Fluvanna
River (James) in 1748 in Albemarle County. (Patents No. 26, 1747-1748, p.
678)

On 10 May 1759, Henry Thomas, Tillotson Parish to Thomas Robinson for 20
pounds 172 acres Rock Island Creek South of the Fluvanna River (James)
adj. Edward Thomas, wit: Jno & Wm Thomas, Jno. Provemen, (Albemarle Co
Deed Book 2, page 110.)

On 20 August 1747, Edward Thoms patented 140 acres in Albemarle County on
the lower Millstone Branch of Rock Island Creek. (Patents No. 26, 1747-
1748, p. 94)

In 1749, John Thomas patented 100 acres in Albemarle County on the South
side of the Fluvanna River (James) joining Majr. Allen Howards back line.
(Patents 28, 1746-9, p. 573.)  (Major Allen Howards back line is on Rock
Island Creek.)

Cornelius Thomas patented 2000 acres on the branches of the South Fork of
the Rockfish River in Albemarle County in 1770.  (Patents No. 38, 1763-70,
p. 884)

Submitted by Mary Jane Thomas Stokes