Virginia -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 -- Sources
Richard Gregory,
Edward Alborn,
Thomas Dellimager,
Thomas Hack,
Anthony Jones,
Robert Guy,
William Strachey,
John Browne,
Annis Boult,
William Baker,
Theoder Beriston,
Walter Blake,
Thomas Watts,
Thomas Doughty,
George Deverell,
Richard Spurling,
John Woodson,
William Straimge,
Thomas Dune,
John Landman,
Leonard Yeats,
George Levet,
Thomas Harvay,
Thomas Filenst,
Robert Smith,
Thomas Garmder,
Thomas Gaskon,
John Olives,
Christopher Pugett,
Robert Peake,
Edward Tramorden,
Henry Linge,
Gibert Pepper,
Thomas Mimes,
John Linge,
John Gale,
Thomas Barnett,
Roger Thompson,
Ann Thompson,
Ann Doughty,
Sara Woodson,
Negors,
Negors,
6 Negors,
Negors,
Negors,
Negors,
Grivell, Pooley, Minister,
Samuel Sharp,
John Upton,
John Wilson,
Henry Rowinge,
Nathaniell Thomas,
William Barrett,
Robert Okley,
Richard Bradshaw,
Thomas Sawell,
John Bramford,
Anthony, }
William, }
John, } Negors men.
Anthony, }
A Negors Woman. 224
_The rest at West and Sherlow Hundred Island._[U]
Cap^t Fackt Maddeson,
Mary Maddeson,
Thomas Wattson,
James Wattson,
Francis West,
Roger Lewis,
Richard Domelow,
William Hatfeild,
Thomas Fossett,
Ann Fossett,
Jenkin Osborne,
William Sismore,
Martha Sismore,
Stephen Braby,
Elizabeth Braby,
Edward Temple,
Daniel Vergo,
William Tathill, boy,
Thomas Haile, boy,
Richard Morewood,
Edward Sparshott,
Barnard Jackson,
William Brocke,
James Mayro.
[U] _West and Sherlow Hundred Island._--The distinction here made seems
to confirm the suggestion contained in note to West and Sherlow Hundred.
_At Chaplain's Choise._[V]
Isacke Chaplaine,
Mrs. Chaplaine,
John Chaplaine,
Walter Priest,
William Weston,
John Duffy,
Ann Michaell,
Thomas Phillipps,
Henry Thorne,
Robert Hudson,
Isacke Baugton,
Nicholas Sutton,
William Whitt,
Edward Butler,
Henry Turner,
Thomas Leg,
John Browne,
John Trachern,
Henry Willson,
Thomas Baldwin,
Allexander Sanderson,
David Ellis,
Sara More,
Ann, a maid.
[V] _Chaplain's Choise._--This place and Jordan's Journey were
represented in 1629, by Walter Price, according to Hening, and with only
a fair allowance for the orthographical inaccuracies of the time and of
different copyists, it is not impossible that the Walter Priest of the
text is the same person. We can find no clue to its location, but it is
reasonable to suppose it was near Jordan's Point.
_Att James citie and within the Corporation thereof._[W]
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