Capt. John West - Cavaliers and Pioneers is available on the internet, seems to be of 1934 printing.

Page 295, not sure if this is what you're looking for?

"CAPT. JOHN WEST, Esqr., one of
the Councell of State, 3,000 acs. on N. E. side of York Riv & S. W. side of Mettopony, beg. at the mouth of tanks Mattedequin, running up the main
branch of same to Warranuncock path
&c. to the mouth of a creek beneath the Ancient Indian Ferry on Mattapony &c,
down the river to the point severing
Mattopony from York River, etc. 6 Mar. 1653, p. 291. 850 acs. part granted by patent, & residue for trans, of 49 pers."

Three of De La Warr's brothers also took active parts in the colonization of Virginia. Francis West sailed to Virginia with Christopher Newport in 1608. He served on the governor's Council from 1609 until his death and as governor from November 1627 through February 1629. Nathaniel West and John West (1590–1659) may have gone to Virginia together in 1618. The latter established himself as a prominent military officer, a member of the Council, and acting governor from 1635 to 1637.
-source: https://www.encyclopediavirginia.org/West_Thomas_twelfth_baron_De_L...