Randolph, Edward, remarks on slow growth of Virginia population, 99; says holdings of large tracts of land causes migration from Virginia, 141-143; says quit rents avoided, 142; suggests limiting size of grants, 143. Randolph, William, imports slaves, 130. Rappahannock county, land transfers in, 46; landowners of listed as headrights, 76; 79. Rent Roll, Nickolson orders, 51; attempted in 1699, 52; completed in 1704-5, 52; shows small plantations, 53; accuracy of, 54-55; 5,500 farms listed in, 55; compared with tithables of 1702, 57-58; compared with headrights, 97-99; contains names of few freedmen, 122-123. Restoration Period, brings suffering to Virginia, 84; 97; 104; 115; 116. Rich, Nathaniel, buys tobacco at 2s a pound, 64. Roberts, Robert, buys land, 49. Robertson, William, makes copy of rent roll of 1704, 52. Robins, Sampson, 79; patents land, 80. Robinson, John, landowning freedman, 75. Rolfe, Capt. John, first to cure Virginia tobacco, 24; 25. Rooking, William, servants and slaves of, 59. Rowlston, Lionell, servant, _Burgess_ in 1629, 73; _Burgess_ in 1632, 74; landowner, 74. Russell, John, landowning freedman, 75. Russia, tobacco trade to, 118-119; 148. Samuel, Anthony, buys 300 acres, 50. Sandys, George, selects site for iron works, 17; describes failure of glass works in Virginia, 19; writes for servants, 30; gives wages of laborers, 44. Sandys, Sir Edwin, expects Virginia to duplicate England, 28. Savadge, Thomas, landowning freedman, 74. Scotchmon, Robert, servant, _Burgess_ in 1632, 74. Scott, Thomas, has 57 slaves, 158. Scruely, Richard, patents land, 79.