Symonds, Roger, granted 100 acres, 81. Taliaferro, Richard, has 43 slaves, 158. Tenants, few in Virginia, 44, 45, 62. Thoroughgood, Adam, servant, _Burgess_ in 1629, 73; _Burgess_ in 1632, 74; landowner, 75; brother of _Sir John Thoroughgood_, 75. Tithables, those listed as, 56; in Surry, 56-57; number of in various counties, 58. Tobacco, history of Virginia built on, 20, 23; Indians revere, 24; first cured in Virginia by Rolfe, 24; Virginia suited for, 24; ready market for, 24; extensively used in England, 24; used by James I, 25; Virginians turn eagerly to culture of, 25; send first cargo of to England, 25; London Company displeased at culture of, 25; England reconciled to, 26; Virginia's only hope, 26; Crown tries to divert Virginia from, 27; cultivation in Virginia universal, 27; shapes immigration, 29; requires unskilled labor, 29; prosperity of freedmen hinges on, 62; amount of one man could produce, 63-64; over production of in 1640, 63; price of prior to 1660, 64-67; account for migration of 1618-1623, 64; rich returns from, 64; restrictions on trade of, 67-69; growing of in England prohibited, 67; tax on, 67; illegal foreign trade in, 68-69; reëxported from England, 70; Virginia underbids world in, 70; returns from, 71-72; freight on high, 72; effect of Navigation Acts on, 85-96; foreign trade in prohibited, 85; requires world market, 86; planting in England prohibited, 87; exports of to Spain, 87; reëxported, 87; planted in Holland, 88; glut in England causes price of to drop, 89-91; exhausts soil, 105; Charles I makes offer for, 110; trade of revives, 115-116; production of increases, 115-116; returns from, 116; reëxports of, 116-120; production of abroad, 117; duty on yields crown large revenue, 121; price of still low at end of 17th century, 123; slaves adequate to its cultivation, 127-128; wars interfere with trade in, 131; slaves cheapen production of, 132; poor whites produce the best, 146-147; foreign trade in ruined by war, 148-150; advantages of large plantations for, 156-157. Towns, few in Virginia, 29. Townsend, Richard, Burgess in 1629, 73. Trussell, John, landowning freedman, 74. Turnbull, Robert, has 81 slaves, 158. Underwood, John, patents land in _James City_, 77. Upton, John, landowning freedman, 75. Vegetables, abundant in Virginia, 102. _Virginia's Cure_, says Burgesses mostly freedmen, 74. _Virginia Unmasked_, describes Virginia houses, 104. _Virginia Magazine of History and Biography_, shows that many freedmen migrated to Virginia, 81. _Virginia Richly Valued_, advises emigrants as to outfit, 104. Wages, high in Virginia, 16; 29; 30; low in England, 31.