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Thomas Batts

Thomas Batts was an early settler in Virginia and an explorer of western Virginia.

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Early and family life

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Thomas Batts

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related to Early and family life · 52
Thomas Batts → Abraham Wood Jones, Ann, Appomatock, April, Batte, Burgess, Captain John Batte, Charles City County, Chester, Clerk, Colony, Deane, Divinity, Doctor, England, Esq, Henrico County, Henry, Henry Batte, Henry Batts
related to Batts and Fallam expedition · 33
Thomas Batts → Abraham Wood, Apomatock Indians, Appomattox Town, Burgesses, Englishman, Fallam, Gen, Governor, Indians, Jack Nesan, King Chas, Ma, Maj, Majesty, New River, On September, Peracuta, Petersburg, Robert Fallam, Robert Hallom
related to Land records · 33
Thomas Batts → Abraham Wood, Appamattox River, Appamattuck, Appamattuck Indian Towne, Appomattox River, Batts-Fallam, Bristol Parish, Charles City County, Esq, Gabriel Arther, Gabriell Arther, General Abraham Wood, Gent, Henrico County, Hon, Indian, July, Maj, Mary, Mr
related to Needham and Arthur expedition · 31
Thomas Batts → Abraham Wood, After, April, Arthur Gabriel, Batt, Batts, Big Sandy River, Englishmen, Fallam, Florida, Fort Henry, Gabriel Arthur, Gulf, He, Indian, Indians, James Needham, John Richards August, June, Kentucky

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thomas batts batte virginia expedition county wood william abraham land john henry batt indians fallam river henrico records indian early

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Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionOn September0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionThomas Batte0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionThomas Wood0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionRobert Fallam0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionRobert Hallom0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionAppomattox Town0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionPetersburg0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionVirginia0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionPeracuta0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionApomatock Indians0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionJack Nesan0.60section
Thomas Battsrelated to Batts and Fallam expeditionMa0.60section

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