Headrights, described, 34; 35; averaged about 1750 a year, 41; determine size of land grants, 47; brought in by well known planters, 48; do not belong to servant, 61; appear in wills, 76; transfer of by sale, 76; become landowners, 77; not all servants, 77; compared with rent roll, 97-99. Hemp, in Virginia, 15. Henrico, false returns in, 55; farms and tithables of, 58; servants and slaves in, 59; 79. Hill, Edward, 109. Hill, John, landowning freedman, 75; book binder at _Oxford_, 75. Hodge, John, servants and slaves of, 59. Holding, John, landowner, 79. Holland, exports fish, 12; trade of declines, 13; controls slave trade, 31; 125; tobacco exports to, 86-89; _Navigation Acts_ cut exports to, 87; distributor of English colonial tobacco, 88; plants own tobacco, 88; wars with, 89; Virginians threaten to revolt to, 91, 96; 116; tobacco exports to, 120; fights to preserve her monopoly of slave trade, 126; seeks to control tobacco trade on continent, 149-150. Honey, produced in Virginia, 102. Hotten's Emigrants to America, gives lists of servants, 42; 73. Houses, comfortable in Virginia, 103-104. Howlett, William, buy 200 acres, 50. Immigration, volume of in 17th century, 35-36; fixes character of eastern Virginia, 36; not restricted to servants, 36. Indentures, system of, 32; terms of, 61. Indians, desire to convert, 14; revere tobacco, 24; unsuited for laborers, 30. Industry, 22; pictured in Virginia, 28; Virginia not suited for, 29. Inventories, throw light on distribution of servants and slaves, 59; 73; typical examples of, 106-107. Iron, smelting of exhausts forests, 8; could be smelted in Virginia, 15; early manufacture of in Virginia, 17-18. Isle of Wight county, farms and tithables of, 58; 79. Jackson, William, has 49 slaves, 158. James I, forced to use tobacco, 25; considers smoking harmful, 26; regulates tobacco trade, 67. James II, tyranny of, 114. James City county, plantations and tithables of, 58; landowners listed as headrights in, 76-77; 79; slave plot in, 128. James River, iron works on, 17; 39; 70; 148. Jamestown, 14; glass furnace at, 18; streets of planted with tobacco, 25; 86; 111; 112. Jefferson, Thomas, says slavery made whites lazy, 155. Jeffreys, Jeffrey, imports slaves, 131. Jennings, Edmund, 109; describes slave plot, 128-129; says slaves injure credit of Virginia, 130; says few servants in 1708, 130-131; describes slave trade, 130-131; describes migration of poor whites, 145-146. Johnson, John, sells land, 49. Johnson, Joseph, transports servants, 78-79. Jones, Anthony, servant, becomes landowner, 74.