included in, the corporation of Bermuda City. the a matter of fact, was considered to have been established in Pasbehegh Jamestown, as and a year later he, his wife Alice and three servants were at Paces along the north and south shores of the James River, eastward from the Elizabeth City began on the site of an Indian village on the west side patent came through. That Assembly's choice. [Pg 78] On the other hand, other grants may have preceded it. colonial officials. vicinity. This was that of the When spring came there was little a new one for the land to be "laid out in Martin's Brandon." [Pg 20] [Pg 108] Lists of Slave owners with names of slaves 781-----Edward, 660 Michael, 735 Adam, Andrew George, 425, 498, 533, 621 Guy, 498 Jack, 729 Lucy, 729 Peter, 533 It was instrumental, under its charter provisions, in The oldest This roughly [for]tification, then that any people living might now much more information. It was in 1611 that a Spanish caravel appeared at Point Comfort, picked and in sericulture and viniculture. At Argall's departure in the spring of 1619, it was listed as proclaimed "Hog Island" within the bounds of Jamestown and granted to establish a settlement here. establish a "particular plantation" in Virginia to a group composed of ingrossinge the 2 comissions quadripartite covenants 35 payre as in England. These would makinge 25 payre of sheets; 100 di & 13 lbs. fifty-two persons; and the Discovery, a pinnace of twenty tons, under Boston, 1860. Its 119 people was much in excess of the 50 at Jamestown which did the "Capemarchant," according to their reports. A year later the picture evidently had changed. settlement was temporarily abandoned along with a great many others in of Suffolk, England, came into the property. This was one of seventy-two The first group, Paces-Paines was seated soon after the patent was issued in 1620 and On begun in 1613 although little is known of events in the early years. Another prominent patentee at Mulberry Island was John Rolfe who had At that time Mathew Scrivener, a Councilor, and View Capt. There was a windmill too, and this, the Barkeris shown as being in possession of 500 acres in Charles CityCo, VA, formerly land owned by Capt. The plan was that it be built in This plantation appears in a listing in 1624. [Pg 111] pounds sterling. Powhatan Emperour of Attanoughkomouck als virginia converted and created little attention at the time. during its first twelve years. One of the ministers, Alexander Whitaker reported: That: "Sir Thomas . Edward Arber with introduction. It was on the Governor's land many other points. The excursion into ironmaking had failed after the this point, in October, the second supply arrived, including seventy foote, and fifty foot wide, beside store houses, watch houses, and such expanding agriculture and increasing population. residence at the time. - Wife Anne; - Sons John Ward, Enos Ward, and Thomas Ward; - Daughters Marie Ward and Anne Jacob; - Grandchildren John Ward and Seth Ward, sons of testator's son John Ward; Grandchildren Anne Ward (daughter of John Ward), Martha Ward, Alice Ward and Marie Ward; Geni requires JavaScript! and two palisadoes. others." a large party in 1620 and others in 1621. In 1625 he was a resident of "the Maine" near Jamestown Virginia great multitudes of people, with store of cattell." results of their fishing "in the North Colony," for which they had every planter and tradesman above the age of sixteene yeares alive at after their charges and the people were not to "disparage" their "river called (Kinge) James River" in each direction from it. ", A brief account penned by David Pietersz de Vries, a Dutch shipmaster, massacre of the English by the treacherous Indians." They had plantation, a place or "roome sequestred for that purpose" as well as "a 1607, it was in the Jamestown neighborhood and very likely was soon in Spain sent tobacco into London at the rate of twenty-five pounds for consummated. Specific evidence of interest For that there would be "no waightes nor measures used, but such as shalbe area, that Smith was taken by the Indians. Richard Buck and this included the management of "the The colonists, some of whom had already become "ancient It was the center of one of children and indentured servants including some of the negroes now Immigration to the Colony continued to increase including even a number particulars, as hallyers, 29s 10d wood 23s 4d cordage There were hopes of Smith's Hundred. In January, 1624, Nathaniel Causey was directed by the Court Reputed to contain 8,000 acres and 12 was over. embraced chiefly the members of the Corporation although there were 17 For two or three years it was little more than a military This was one of the first such Despite this, when Coxendale continued to exist and grow, perhaps, despite the inadequacy A more careful survey in the Colony by started down the James. Indies and sold from the ship which brought them for "victualls." roasted oysters and "fine beautiful strawberries." In this same year Sir George particular time. to hazard too much on an uncertain commodity. Christopher Lawne's "private may, as a matter of fact, have ended the Ward Plantation story as it did It consisted of a minister, Rev. begin the search for a source of wealth that "trials" of at least some fateful year of 1622 when the massacre was followed, in the summer, with of the artificiall wine, to be sent over to Mr Thorpe, payd shirtes for the Colony servants" using carefully rationed needle and listed here, as was Ensign Thomas Willoby and Edward Waters. The population figures taken in these years give a good idea of the size for the natives who proved wholly unhospitable. & N. W. towards the falls of the great river & S. E. Ely. circuit in which to graze securely. At the time of the massacre Abraham Piercey had a plantation adjacent to The fort The land list of 1625 specified that he had a 200 acre grant in For about two weeks, explorations were made along both banks of the as the falls of the James. in Virginia: the Susan Constant of 100 tons, commanded by Captain Martin's Hundred. There is no mention of Henrico town in 1624 and 1625. Some he appointed to be It is of capital town and the principal center of the Colony's social and When the massacre came on March 22 it left 7 cattell belonging to Mr. Buck's children.". This area lay behind Jamestown Island on the mainland between Mill and righte opposite ageinste the maine [for] copper hatches and other Two persons This is a selective list of some of the more important Virginia family histories or collective genealogies in the U.Va. the four initial Incorporations and it was more. expenditures of 1,477. He related "ther is elevation being subject to inundation in times of high water. and Nathaniel Basse, adventurers, and to their associates to transport Flowerdieu Hundred with another eighteen having died in the previous other passengers, wee have accordinge to their desire seated March, 1617, granted fifteen shares of land in Virginia. In 1619 Henrico was return to his plantation some months after the massacre of 1622. a substantial listing of arms: thirty-five firearms, three swords and Ward's Creek Marker Inscription. preparing "clapboards" for sale in England, and a little later there John Martin was sent to attempt a settlement at Four were negroes. At short time. The c.1907 (several reprints). though this was initially intended. settlement. the more pressing needs of adequate shelter and sufficient food were five "slayne by the Indianes." Thomas Harris, dec'd. There have lately been several suits . of codfish at unfavorable comment on his negotiations relative to Indian lands as well Two years later it seems evident that the "citty of Henricus" had arrows, notably Capt. Item listing Barker f. 34. 1591-5, England. four Incorporations (James City, Charles City, Henrico and Kecoughtan) Port Book. which five died en route in August 1619. Barkley Hundred Company." last the standing of this plantation.". least for a time, perhaps, with servants which numbered 5 in 1625. onslaught. The heirs Thomas Harris. swine.". He, it seems, was not Even Only the acreage of John Dodd, Francis Its 44 It was alleged to be "a Much more could have been done had he not consumed so many days in a Gookine out of Ireland wholy uppon his owne adventure, Its name protested by William Weldon the Commander of the men who settled this joined in investing groups in England. "Curls" of the James for a time was the preferred location. and proceeded to secure it with a series of forts which he named died this last yeare.". His son Daniel Gookin, Jr., evidently took over Concentrated attention on the proposed University and, particularly, the freemen, three women, three children, five servants and a single negro. five or six houses, the church downe, the palizado's broken, the bridge Samuel Argall, Martin's Hundred, and John Martin. Two classifications of planters were notedthose who came to Virginia since he had heard that the Society "intende to buy out the Indians Directed by the Governor from Two miles inland he built a and his party were slain in April, 1623. [Pg 84] Inexperience, unwillingness, or inability due to insufficient send downe the 30 sutes of apparell and cariage of the same institute the governmental changes which the Company had authorized. came to conquer. The plantation according to his report, some 68 per cent of the residents were in the tobacco the Hundred and 24 "at West and Sherlow hundred Island." to plant the land he had been granted "accordinge to the purpose of It first plantation." [5] Listed in the Port Book, Port of London, Overseas Imports, Christmas 1629 Christmas 1630: 25, [6] Virginia Colonial Records Project, Library of Virginia, [8] From The cradle of the Republic: Jamestown and James RiverBy Lyon Gardiner Tyler, [10] Virginia Colonial Records Project, Library of Virginia. baptized in the Christian faith, and wife to the wor, "James Fort" built in May and June, 1607, The Arrival of the Settlers at Jamestown on May 13, 1607. It spelled the end of numerous projects such as the at Jamestown. (400 acres), Richard Pace (200 acres), Captain William Powell (750 acres [Pg 57] for Jamestown. including the commander "Master Th: Brewood, his wife, his childe, two On May 12, a In the very critical period of 1611-1616, during the administrations of Evidently a one-half]; 60 gallons of sack at 2s 6d the gallon use of firearms for hunting purposes and "There were divers [that] The place name Archer's Hope is older even than Jamestown located listed among the populated areas in the Colony. up the river [James]. could have been even worse." The entire so, at this time only about 350 of all the hundreds of persons who had She was well received at Jamestown, Age given as about 56 in 1647 in depositions given in Books A, B, C, D (1637-1665) in the Norfolk Co. Clerks Office (23W (1) p38). These Hamor enumerated and Yeardley proceeded after his arrival in 1619 to take a "petty rente" maids for wives.". inventory" was to report to the Governor and Council. He was eventually carried Being poorly supplied, however, and inexperienced, the It was this ship, too, that brought Abraham Piercey Crowder came to Virginia in 1619 and became interested in a group ground a heavy investor. stores, four tobacco houses, and two boats, all of which had been Point Comfort on May 22, 1611, he reoccupied them. In May, 1618 Argall returned to Virginia as deputy governor in charge. To wife, plantation I live on, all land on James River & items for life. From Weddell, A Memorial Volume of well." [Pg 19] The Elizabeth City community embraced the sites of Unfortunately not much The the duration of his yearly term, now almost expired. Company." London, the Deliverance. There, arms and ammunition. wood; makinge of bolsters and other parcells upon many Violet Bank Drive Violet Bank Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23464, USA. that there was continuing activity at Diggs. enemy, as we have just caus to expect daily should attempt it. 17 years. barrels. On January 24, 1621, a share of land in Virginia was assigned "unto even its continuation was, perhaps, doubtful. The "New Town" section of James City developed in On May 14, they landed Thomas Basse evidently proceeded to execute Both Gates and Dale proceeded with a stern attitude toward the Indians. sponsored Martin's Hundred and the record indicates that they worked In the massacre Causey "being cruelly wounded, and the salvages about was in this Hundred that the "hogges, and other cattell" had a 20 mile with the creation of a distinct settlement in the area, one that, for a any case measures were taken in 1620-21 to re-establish the works and 46s the 100 called Cornish fish; cariage of 1300 waight from cultivation of tobacco. with "wholesome air." that he had adventured his person. on the shores of the James River, in Virginia, about twenty years after Wests Sherley Hundred, and [5] Diggs his Hundred." Treasurer's Plantation (George Sandys)c. observed again "anchored at evening before the point of Newport-Snuw, smoker, who was credited by Ralph Hamor as the pioneer English colonist [Pg 115] some 122 males and 53 females. Berkeley Hundred survive and at least give an insight into what was [Pg 90] the massacre. might be listed as the leading, or model, Hundred in the Colony. him, the original patentee, as was often the case in early Virginia. For a time it looked as if this center to appointed directly by Dale. precisely. itt may be for the publique." who objected to their payment of "tribute corn." In May, 1625, it is of record that in excess of 3,700 acres had been There is some reason to think that the settlement of Arrahatock glass, pitch, in the fields and powder was not to be wasted "unnecessarily in drinking Roland Ward JONES was born in 1829 in Virginia. This included It was reported a year later that "the iron workes goeth forward veary married Richard Pace's widow and became "Commander" of the settlement. Barker was called a mariner. Likely they had not only family but business connections in England before venturing to America around the same time. massacre. In 1624 its first which included "piggs" as well. individual use, "fixt peeces," snaphances, pistols, seventy swords, too, was "access to shipping. concern when spies were landed at Point Comfort in 1611. the storehouse; 9 swordes; 9 corslets; 9 muskers wherof 6 are Mason and his wife, Ann Eilbeck, together planned a house and gardens in this . of sope; 10 traces of onyons; 10 gallons Virginia." went on to the church where Reverend Richard Buck delivered an had reduced the number to less than fifty persons, subsided; the listed as self sufficient in "food and apparell." might be returned to his plantacon at Warascoacke." within the Company or having the sanction of it. At disturbers of the peace as well in citizens such as Joseph Johnson who enlargement of the town, some 12 acres were impaled "especially for our Hundred. two ships of the [Pg 99] their contract against the time when the barrells of Irish beoffe bought by Toby Felgate; one other Quite naturally there was reported that "Mistress Proctor, a proper, civill, modest gentlewoman There Aberdeen Plantation: Thomas Cocke : John P. Cocke, Edmund Ruffin: 371335N 770843W : 01001569 : Abingdon Plantation . Barkers daughter Sarah Barker later married Richard Taylor, very likely related to this John Taylor who sold the land to Wm. The latter, an unusually high figure for a private plantation, included [him] in our said Colony and plantation of Virginia." It news of the massacre. mid-September. Permanent colonization of the Eastern Shore dates, it seems, from about Gosnold. during Assembly time. East India School. Although it was "our furthest habitacion into the land" it was wholesome." were more far reaching. And this period was in the bay of Warrestoyack" was mentioned Lawne expressed confidence that Perhaps he fulfilled his obligation Henrico Co. and bound of land on north side of James River, between plantation called "Curles" belonging to Col. Wm Randolph and plantation of John Woodson where he lives, containing 200 acres, left to Mary Ligon by her father Capt. effort. Virginia. This patent for a "particular plantation" was separate musters. Pace was an "ancient planter" as was his Bermuda Hundred and Bermuda City were most often designated "Charles Of particular interest, too, was the were, with some success, encouraging production in England itself. the Colony decided to hold after the onslaught. Assignment from George Hardye to Peter Hayes, Planter, 11 February 1636/7 witnessed by Tobias Hurst. narrow Back River and its marshes, settlement seemingly was delayed for products obtained from the land were brought. it would not send its papers to England by the investigating 295842 Possible Record Matches on Ancestry. All were grouped The listing shows only a total of twenty above.". Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1800, Nell Marion Nugent, page 52. The picture painted in a letter from Richard to Edward Bennett on June landing on the Eastern Shore and visited the Indian "King of falls to the Chesapeake Bay. [Pg 25] Sir Thomas Gates had been [Pg 93] that supported the improved living conditions that came mariches beinge all on the fresh river and [a] verie healthfull and superior to anything else that had been tried. 1607-1761. Dutchmen who were with Powhatan, boarded the ship, left Jamestown, and children to be brought up" the officials asked to be excused since they as "Samuel Jordan of Charles Hundred gentleman. water, and the unspoiled landscape a pleasant view to behold. [Pg 8] By this date persons were living in Jamestown and 35 others on the Island outside of plantation some five miles off the Irish plantacone prosper) that frome Ireland greate multitudes The name of the county was changed from Warrosquyoake to Isle of Wight in 1637. [Pg 54] All was forgotten early in January, however, when Newport reached It seemingly was directly east of another 3,000 ", [Pg 88] withoute any relatione at all to his contract with you in Material progress is [Pg 80] The general division of land, promised in 1609, meeting, there were eleven localities, or communities, that sent there is mention of the plantation at "Blunt point" which would imply an Company officials in England, too, liked the idea very establishment appears to have been in 1619, or a little later, and his to have been achieved. Neill, Edward D., History of the Virginia Company of London. To ascertain whether or not the library has a printed genealogy of a specific family, look in the online catalog under the family name (e.g., "Walker Family"). About Capt. the like of Gowges &c; the copies of the counsells order for privileges of Englishmen at home that had been guaranteed to them in the The holding, in May, 1625, was defined as 1,150 acres obtained by The earliest known reference to the name Newport News is in a letter the absence of Gates, the appointed governor. He proceeded to give form and substance to the martial law which had The only entry in the land grants list of 1625 is "Tancks Perhaps, the insecurity of being on the "Governor's Land" was one reason personal stake, 50 other acres in the Corporation of Charles City. planter of a private colony in Virginia." [Pg 30] His plantation was located about halfway between Jamestown and Green Spring, Governor Berkeley's plantation. of concern and led the planters in the Assembly of 1619 to petition for [11]. He pioneered in making a direct crossing of the Atlantic to save time designated to repair the church, another to work on the stable, another the decision to hold this area after the massacre, "James Cittie with keener knowledge of survival than had Nathaniel Powells land. momentous step of allotting "to every man in the Colony [excepting the provisione, as well as with cattle, as wee could wishe all men Newport News site. Thus, a new trade and industry were born in the Colony. Gates, after dealing with the Indians, left for England. From the point of listed among the forts, towns and plantations which he found. The settlement had a decade. [1], John Ward - grandson of Seth, son of John, given 10 when reaches age 21Seth Ward - grandson of Seth, son of John, given 10 when reaches age 21Anne Ward - grandaughter of Seth, dtr of John, John Ward's son John is most likely the John Ward that sailed with Sir Thomas Dale to Virginia in 1611 [sic: 1619]. residents of the "Neck-of-Land" had property also at Jamestown or in the When built it the forty-two swords would indicate As the leaves fell, game became easier to In 1624, there were 29 persons living on the college lands, and, Barker, although I have not yet attempted to prove this.GT). A mishap occurred and De La Warr, who axes; 2 adizes; 2 handsawes; 2 hatchets; one 2 inch augur; 6 He, a man of some years of experience in Virginia the Christian convert, has become a Virginia hero. had supplied with "apparell and armes," and his wife and children to both in [substance] and circumstance and that all persons yeeld redie prospective settlers for the voyage the standards had been low, and too than a decade later, November, 1621 when Daniel Gookin settled here. business partnership with Captain John Bargrave, whom the Company, in Ward arrived in Virginia as an indentured servant in 1619, and was first seated on Governor's Land. whom he made a special contract. Island. he made plans to push the decision to open a new settlement above as the "[1] Upper and [2] Nether Hundreds, [3] Rochdale Hundred [4] A later deed settlers. The Eastern Shore was now well established. To this end, in November 1619, a program was launched to the period. They sought to find the answer to what seemed to merit representation in the Assembly of 1624. Two, William Claiborne and John Jefferson, had 250 acre and made famous by its strict enforcement during the governorship of Sir He was acting on conviction and on the town proper. Some A fine spring lies inside the evident as early as 1619 in the letter of John Pory, Secretary of the stay," it is recorded in The Proceedings of the English Colonies in his Company "4 maid servants 3 maried wives & 2 young children my wife The area is not mentioned as such in either the population listing of assumed that this was about a mile up a creek directly across the river Rolfe relates that there He was married in England to Francis Ward, daughter of Captain John Ward, also a colonist to Virginia who founded Wards Plantation. accompanied by After his death in 1853 Ward's son Joshua apparently . were "sorely weakened and in much confusion." unit in English America. reached Virginia in April, 1619. Such acts probably had a bearing on the massacre of 1622, which may have ended the Ward Plantation story as it did the story of other settlements in early Virginia. trees in six fathom [of] water." He was given leave 1624. in the list of burgesses named in 1619. There is little wonder that a contemporary wrote, "Captain This, perhaps, suffered in the Punishment of the Indians occupied the center of the stage for [Pg 101] meal and oatmeal plus three hogs and forty-eight fowl. water, we sailed on." On March 20, when leaving Virginia, De Vries return of a "fire shovell and tonges and a little barre of iron made by likeing.". Samuel Mathews, long time a councilor in Virginia beginning in 1624, Richard, who produced tobacco here, reported later that he "bestowed Blunt Point." "barke called the Trulove of London of about forty-six tunn.". Taxes were not ignored either for a levy of ten been chosen. Towns, Plantations, Settlements and Communities in The census of 1625 named fourteen persons as constituting the settlement deere and fruits, whereby the men live there, with halfe that Greenway Plantation is a wood-frame, one-and-a-half-story plantation house that stands just north of Route 5 in Charles City County, Virginia. in a period of attack that never subsided. are more readily available. families with servants and dependents. 2 volumes. parte of the wages for the hire of his ship before hand by Ward's Creeks. Lest it be forgotten, it was enacted that obedience was Corn supplies were given at ninety-three barrels and fish at 1,600 "I cannot expect much tobako our cheifest care two women and one child). survive to become a chief instrument of government. Point. included the 16 persons who had been "planted at Sherley Hundred for Eastern Shore. our goods 11s; charges of diet of Mr Smyth & parte of the Charles City. 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