The earliest Brock land patents in Virginia were (continued):

John 1637, William 1664, George, Sr., 1711; William Brock 1713; Joseph 1738;

1st cousins John Michael & Rudolph Brack/Brock ca 1740

Rudolph's son George 1749;

Rudolph's grandson Isaac Brock from VA in SC

9 Jan 2005

(1) JOHN BROCK and wife BARBARY were in Charles River Co., VA, bef 24 Nov 1637, when he was granted a patent for 400 acres butting upon a point of Queens Creek, for transporting himself, his wife BARBARA BROCKE and six other persons to the Colony.

On 16 Sep 1739, he was granted 300 acres bounded by a swamp by the Indian Cabin, butting upon Queenes &c. at the head of the Creek with the Maiden Swamp, for transporting six persons to the Colony at his own expense.

JOHN BROCK's 1637 patent:

Earliest Brocks in Virginia

History

• Chief Red Bird
• Revolutionary Ancestors 1, 2, 3, 4
• Carlo's children, Millard Lee Brock, Lucinda "Lou," Elizabeth "Lizzie," Marietta & Peyton Brock
• Maternal Lines: Burkhart, Combs, Howard, Jackson, Osborn, Shepherd
• Millard's children
• Millard's son Charles Golden Brock
• Golden's wife Carlie Jane Brown
• Their children: Herman, Christine, Raymond, Elene, Donald Eugene, & Betty Brock

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