\nZip code: 23952
\nLatitude: 36.9587612 N
\nLongitude: -78.320552 W
\nGNIS ID: 1465282\n<\/div>\n
Couches Creek runs from near Route 667 out of Victoria, VA, west to the North Meherrin River, traveling north of Lunenburg and passing under Route 40\/Lunenburg County Road. <\/p>\n That’s pretty much all I was able to find on Couches Creek. If you have anything to add, please leave a comment!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My ancestor, Edward Jordan, secured a grant for 654 acres of land along Couches Creek in the newly formed Lunenburg County, Virginia, in 1748. In 1720, Thomas Couch, Sr., received a land grant in Brunswick County (now Lunenburg County, formed in 1746) along what is known today as Couches Creek. 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