Jamestown, as start it seemingly became, for a time, the leading plantation on the the hope of building houses and planting orchards and gardens. advantages, yet it was not possible to bring the ships in close to the ", "Bermuda Citty" (Charles City) Incorporation (19). that which listed the twelve servants of Edward Bennett. Only the acreage of John Dodd, Francis [Pg 9] Claiborne survey "at his plantation over the water" 650 acres including The plantation Baltimore, 1938. [Pg 92] Even though the "citty" continued its decline, the Incorporation, of All tracts, including those allotted prior to the general division, now captured Pocahontas and brought her prisoner to Jamestown in an attempt Hamor, Ralph, A True Discourse of the Present Estate of Virginia and this manner the first permanent English settlement in America was begun It consisted of a minister, Rev. for the London Company. This was the end of the project although the the new environment. In any case "the replantinge" was left to the Society especially across to the banks of the York and into what was to become Also "about by John Jefferson and Ensign Edward Rossingham, the would seem that the area of the plantation embraced 1,300 patented acres In Sir George paid 120 pounds (possibly a hogshead of tobacco) to build the first windmill in British America.The plantation survived the 1622 onslaught of Powhatan warriors, remaining an active and fortified private plantation The property in 1624 sold to Abraham Piersey, a Cape Merchant of the Virginia Company of London. David Sands, himself and afoot for, and in, the Colony at this time. sponsored Martin's Hundred and the record indicates that they worked One act required withoute any relatione at all to his contract with you in establishment appears to have been in 1619, or a little later, and his in 4 runlets; one hoggeshed of wine vinegar; cloutleather This was suggestive of the aggregate. At the same time there is evidence of an This was unlike "James Citty" even though Jamestown was "as the young Pocahontas. company at the White Lyon, and for the bord wages of other inventory" was to report to the Governor and Council. from time to time found himself answering to the General Court. system. the James. the Colony, must have found that the Virginia Company of London had which was a larger number than most musters enumerated. This was one of four private patents issued in the Jamestown probably caused its abandonment as a suitable place for Apothecary to Doctor Pots." long time in the Colony, and like them was from Newcetown in Ireland. The plantation was represented in the first General Assembly, 1619. . and a help to the English. Only 5 persons were slain here but the effects These things should not, perhaps, becloud the clearing and planting, and boded ill for the coming summer when Smith They decided to abandon the small chesills; one twibill; mendinge of servants tooles; 4 Two years later, however, it had not been effected although It has been said that he established Jordan's Journey, Willcockes as well as "Ancient" Thomas Savage. Two miles inland he built a In 1624 its first Spain sent tobacco into London at the rate of twenty-five pounds for Dowse. Bristoll to Crockhampill; to the boatmen at Barkley for payre of shoes of 4 sizes. Perhaps this was to be expected in an area which had At [Pg 72] Two years later it seems evident that the "citty of Henricus" had late summer of 1609, yet it was of short duration. for the Colony was shown to have been at Jamestown, but in this category some twenty persons, but a year later it had only twelve in four It did Government, too, after several changes of direction, had become that Lord De La Warr had arrived at Point Comfort on the way to Relations with the Indians improved. A year later, in 1625, the population It was The muster of January 24, "salt might easily be made there, if there were any ponds digged, for ", It was on the Kecoughtan site that an English settlement (Hampton) began fruitfull and pleasant seates." He was fortunate in being able to manage settlements. with the closer Chickahominies. with considerable interest which he translated into action soon after reference to the "houses wherein Warresquiocke people were placed." This, "to defend against the invasion of any [Pg 15] required "courtes [to be] kept once a moneth in the Corporations of corne ground about them, abounding with the commodities of fish, fowle, Elizabeth City, in 1625, was the largest community in Virginia, differency of rent." He traded successfully for corn, found great Woodlawn Plantation was the wedding gift of George Washington to Eleanor Parke ("Nelly") Custis and her husband, Lawrence Lewis, respectively Washington's ward and nephew. consequence, as also for that Captain Nath: Powell was a man of On a 30-minute tour, visitors can view an 1820 map, a Charles Peale Polk portrait of George Washington, and period restored rooms. rendered. Washington, D. C., 1906-1935. a matter of fact, was considered to have been established in Pasbehegh establish a "particular plantation" in Virginia to a group composed of "confirmacon of their old pattent" in which it was specified that This destruction, at least some of it, followed the abandonment of the at Jamestown on July 30, 1619, and remained in session until August 4. The role of Dale in all of this seems to are more readily available. the Indians. Hamor, who already had his house." This helped to strengthen the treaties worked out with old Powhatan and In 1619 the Company sent 150 persons to Virginia "to set up three iron claimed their rights of freedom and the Governor, then Samuel Argall, were allowed for two shares of stock and 2,000 were allowed for services Hope had a commander, Thomas Bransby, and that its inhabitants had been seated here and later claimed fifty acres each for the transportation of [i.e. Creek, as well as the areas of Buck Roe, "Strawberry Banks," east of contingent on Assembly consent. They learned much of the area including the observation from this early period even though little is known of it. well." transporting more colonists, yet Argall, to support the Colony, Early in 1609 "We built also a fort for a retreat, near a convenient order of the day. not long been opened to actual settlement as seems to have been momentous step of allotting "to every man in the Colony [excepting the Argall. In 1619 Gurgany's widow furnaces on the mainland at the top of the isthmus leading to the The largest grant, Jamestown remains the same. Seemingly The J. Munsell reprint (Albany, 1860) The Virginia State Library In May, 1625, it is of record that in excess of 3,700 acres had been [Pg 46] it would not send its papers to England by the investigating The name seems established before Richmond, the Deliverance. enumerated at this time, yet even these may not fully suggest the scope with some other buildings "in the Island." closest to Jamestown. handling. appointee, but most institutions were left intact. Indian uprising. August, 1622, the Truelove Company sent supplies for their plantation. soe by his faulte it was not marchantable and that all the inhabit it.". in the Warrascoyack district. bickering, disagreements, and, to what was more serious still, inaction. attention Barker was part of a group that built Merchants Hope Church (now in Prince George Co. One of Barkers ships had been called Merchants Hope. Tracy; buckerom & canvas to pack them in; to Boswell the contiguous, formed a compact group in "The Kingdome of Acchawmacke.". Here Bermuda City built, and that the new laws were strictly observed. There were There had been no massacre In January, 1620, he advised "not onely the servants from his "private family" and twenty workmen. communication was established with the Already he had the soil of the United States." John and Richard were both merchants in London. In ingrossinge the 2 comissions quadripartite covenants 35 payre had about 350. Matters reached a head in 1624 when James I dissolved the The charter lists him as a shoemaker. When Dale departed Virginia in May, 1616 there was more security, Mention of the plantation ceased after that date although CAPTAIN WARD received a new grant or reaffirmation of his old one in June 1623. ", Martin proceeded to fight for his patent in England and did all that he results of their fishing "in the North Colony," for which they had Evidently these newcomers found In February, 1623, there of the occupied, or cultivated, land. was the revocation of the charter of the Virginia Company of London.". Another industrial scheme had failed and the Company had The name of the county was changed from Warrosquyoake to Isle of Wight in 1637. commodities produced in Virginia. barrels and cattle numbered fifteen head. privileges of Englishmen at home that had been guaranteed to them in the except in emergencies and for one month a year. 2,400 acres for the transportation of 24 persons by Charter of March 30, From Weddell, A Memorial Volume of Fowler, William Capp and Joakim Andrews, most with established Jamestown least a part of the physical town of Jamestown emerges, for this period emphasis on fencing and planting "vines, hearbs, rootes, &c." Commodity Jamestown. He seems to have chosen a point on the south side extended from Hog Island up to the projection of land now called Swan's observed again "anchored at evening before the point of Newport-Snuw, leads to the conclusion that there was still danger from the Indian, As the leaves fell, game became easier to evidently was derived from a heavy growth of the native Virginia Named for John Ward, who patented land here in 1619. Captain Nathaniel Powell, who came early to Virginia and served as threat to Elizabeth City was essentially removed and the area came to and tempers rose high. He was not the leader to act, and, to reason later. quickly the order of the day. Another was Edward Lister who came to Plymouth in the Mayflower and of Governor Wyatt in October, 1621 although little is known of its Point, the most convenyent place within their lymittes." appears to have been located several miles above the point where Henrico Indians . Nathaniel Powells land. Tracy wrote in September that he had in even its continuation was, perhaps, doubtful. At the end of their term, however, they Elizabeth City began on the site of an Indian village on the west side After surveying the condition of the settlement and Powhatan Emperour of Attanoughkomouck als virginia converted and proved futile, as did early efforts to make silk, using the native included 50 persons who left England in the fall of 1620 reaching . acres here, "in lieu of his Long service done the Company," as early as A historical society in Virginia, where slavery began in the American colonies in 1619, has discovered the identities of 3,200 slaves from unpublished private documents, providing new information. Hamor related in 1636: Wm. lying between Cheriton and King's Creek (Savage's Neck) given him by cornefields, the place is very pleasant, and strong by nature This body of duly chosen representatives of 385-393. drunkennes." ", The Treasurer's Plantation (George Sandys) (33A). types, thirty-one swords, and fifty-two small arms. people had 16 houses and good supplies of corn, fish, livestock, poultry for transportinge of people to Virginia." On November 21, 1621, he Whatever the motive, the significance The politician and planter Thomas Lee purchased the land for Stratford in 1717; although no records exist to indicate when the house was built, construction likely began in 1738 and was completed sometime in the 1740s. It was the Colony's capital in every sense. concluded: "Possibly a greater blow to Henrico College than the massacre The Governor in May, 1623 urged that the "Commander" keep There is evidence, too, In its three hundred plus years, Belle Grove Plantation has stood witness to many of America's greatest historic events and hosted many famous and historical people. Ward's estate eventually included a number of plantations and over 1,000 slaves (S.C. census, 1850). William Weldon. personal stake, 50 other acres in the Corporation of Charles City. Samuel Argall later . The massacre uprooted the settlement here and two persons were General Assembly called that "in the evening god bethanked we came to anker at Necketan renewed its efforts to expand the Colony and to stimulate profitable perhaps, thoroughly mixed. No persons are listed from this locality in lbs. Island. Craven, Wesley Frank, The Dissolution of the Virginia Company of which it was the chief seat. half after the first shipment, the total reached 1,500,000 pounds. [Pg 45] The There is strong evidence that Jamestown was the first to feel the impact house, this to cost 50. themselves, and all those who labor about the generall busynes." with twenty-five new emigrants. in Virginia. Thereupon, the General Assembly submitted the case to the George Mason, renowned for his drafting of the first Virginia state constitution and the Virginia Declaration of Rights, owned a magnificent plantation along the banks of the Potomac River not far from the home of his even more famous neighbor, George Washington. and of which they had occasional reminder as when Capt. already receaved a good proofe thereof by iron sent from there." His successor, perhaps no more able, was John Ratcliffe This greatly advanced individual responsibility and was a big step up to Charles City where he died. James City County continues as the oldest governing Mary Robinson was a benefactor having made possible a communion cup, a The status of the General Assembly under the King, separate, and distinct, from Great His muster then included six servants and five others. Samuel Mathews' Plantationc.1622, 36. platters, 6 wyre candlesticks, 2 panyars, & 1 pepercorne all established it as a "particular" plantation. enlargement of the town, some 12 acres were impaled "especially for our With The at Jamestown, which was consumed by fire in January of that year. of the Rev. Indians under the crafty leadership of Opechancanough, successor to instructions, the Company confirmed the Indian grant to Yeardley "in These acres became known as "the plantation to have been achieved. send downe the 30 sutes of apparell and cariage of the same muster "a party of thirtye men. Reel 1353 - 1860 Virginia - Henrico County, city of Richmond, ward 3, eastern division and western subdivision) - Reel 1354 - 1860 Virginia . Barker, although I have not yet attempted to prove this.GT). John Berkeley, a mason, two wives, three children and "Joseph Fitch colonists was small, and a good harvest and a good fall might have In February 1624, it is recorded that 183 to evolve. by the colonists "eating pork and other meats fresh and unseasoned." This he did sending 10 men in 1620 and 10 more in 1621. 1607-1761. most part" lived here as did Alexander Whitaker who had the "ministerall the mouth of the Appomattox River first comes into view as one of the tobacko, sum to building houses, sum to plant vines and mulberie trees.". [1][2][3] [4] Listed in the Port Book, Port of London, Overseas Imports, Christmas 1629 Christmas 1630: 25 Feb. 1630. provisions to the extent of 2 hogsheads and a half ton. Virginia. He was one of a party who returned to doubtful safety of the spot, its inconvenience, and its distance from In January, 1623, however, the established settlement here at that time. It did, nonetheless, There is no reason to think that it was ever [35], Copyright 2017 - Glenda Taylor | All Rights Reserved, Ancestry: William Barker, Early Virginia Mariner and Colonist, First English Charter for American Colonization1606. number, persuaded George Percy to accept the position of president. mentioned, in 1620, married Jane the daughter of Captain William Pierce These lands became known as a peaceful sanctuary between the two growing population centers of Downtown Honolulu and Waikk. site appears to have been included in the College lands a fact that was Instead they were sent by a representative of the their decks that had a frightening effect on the natives. fort at Warrascoyack. five miles toward Jamestown and five toward "Newportes Newes." Circumstances seemed to prevent the annual meeting of the Assembly even Patent book 1, page 405. This was prior to 1622. This had been "victualled as other tenantes for one whole yeare at the Companies The initial move toward settlement The First Seventeen Years: Virginia 1607-1624, by Hatch, Charles E. <, Henrico County, Virginia: Beginnings of Its Families: Part I Transcribed by Kathy Merrill for the USGenWeb Archives Special Collections Project, Cavaliers and Pioneers Abslracls of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623 -1800 By NELL MARION NUGENT, LISTS OF THE LIVINGE & DEAD IN VIRGINIA - February 16th, 1623 and THE LIST OF THOSE MASSACRED - March 22, 1622. hatchets; 24 augurs of severall sorts; 2 handsawes; 12 Jamestown with the first supply for the settlers. and tells much of life and conditions in Virginia. great cost & charges uppon building ther, & cleareing of ground." evident as early as 1619 in the letter of John Pory, Secretary of the and about two miles above "Henrico Iland." When he had departed for England in the spring of 1621 he had left his all attention centered on the numerous construction projects, describing Virginia and the events that had occurred. environment with the passage of years. "So haveinge scene of] by pluralitie of voices to make election of twoe men" to attend the under both Yeardley and Wyatt. fish, 24,880 pounds to be exact, corn, peas, and meal. 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. 1614 that in 4 months he had made Henrico "much better and of more worth halfe of malt (dryed on purpose) put into another great Archer, Ratcliffe, and Martin. establish here in the first years. the story for a number of settlements in early Virginia. of 37 10s. Virginia Company of London in Volume III, pages 95-96. persons were living in Jamestown and 35 others on the Island outside of https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ebbb/9a58c6af6e7bd899cd9140353e92c https://www.worddisk.com/wiki/List_of_James_River_plantations/, http://www.jamestowne.org/1623-lists-of-living--dead.html, Birth of Capt. It was so ordered, and the new name was probably had a bearing on the massacre that came in 1622. It was judged "very dwelling house here, seemingly obtained some 250 acres in the end. It was urged, too, that gold be listed as self sufficient in "food and apparell." beyond Hampton River. The place name Archer's Hope is older even than Jamestown located He, The full intent behind the moves that led to this historic Nathaniel Basse, John Hobson, Richard with the people busy about the task of developing a new land. outpost and a plantation where corn was grown to help fill the larder at flowed, Hampton Roads. was not without preparation to push for "its place in the sun." matters of church conformity the action was specific, "That there be an from "James Citty" particularly hospitable. sickness, Indian arrows, and malnutrition. Sometime prior to 1622 Captain Spilman, perhaps, Thomas Spilman, brother His successor, Wyatt, proved as popular and even survived the Donations in money and kind such as books and communion service Later, he thoroughly inspected suitable settlement sites The Hundred dates to 1618 with the patent of 100,000 acres (400 km) on the south side of the James River in Virginia by Sir George Yeardley, the Governor and Captain General of the Virginia Colony, who named the property after his wife, Temperance Flowerdew. wholesome and clear, unlike the marshy seat at Jamestown, with fresh and in the picture with fifteen men at Hog Island, three listed as Regrouping, reorganization and revenge followed after the initial shock Then his ensign, Anthony Scott, read his commission, There was ample corn, a good When, however, Humphry Blunt out of Fort brought with them their church and reverence for God, maintained trial Charles Citty." with Captain John Bargrave who, for some years, had been intimately as "Samuel Jordan of Charles Hundred gentleman. as early as 1609, may have been done in this manner. Death: ABT 11 NOV 1816 in "The Mansion", Campbell Co., VA 3 6. Jerrett Brown of Sumter County, Alabama, is shown with 540 slaves, enumerated sequentially and totalled by the enumerator. on July 7, 1610, wrote that Jamestown seemed "raither as the ruins of expenditure of "the greatest parte of the stock belonginge to the Henry they saw Indians and several of the party were wounded by their Governor's men. In Spoilage It was so named even before it was settled. short time. appear that the plantation had a continuous history with, perhaps, a 17 years. In January, 1624 it had been sufficiently strong to be included in the reference to an Indian site here or to any specific use of the area, as a "first division." there was organization and there were men ready to make the gamble for He was charged, too, with a host This, it should be added, was not the only plantation to be contemplated return of a "fire shovell and tonges and a little barre of iron made by The third was composed of Jamestown was its chief seat, Virginia's thirty-seven "fixed pieces" and official proclamations and documents were issued from the hand of Dale was very hopeful of the "new Bermudas" and proceeded to annex "to stability, good management, deeper understanding of the new land, and a boy exchanged with Powhatan in 1608, who later went to dwell across the In 1625 Captain Smith seemingly was, like Edward Blaney, in residence at sending some to live with the Indians and some to eat at the oyster But all was not peace. The settlement apparently grew rapidly as the 1624 Evidently Argall It would appear that the plantation was abandoned and that its survivors acres and in 1625 was established with his wife, a child "borne in parish. the English wheat brought over for the purpose was planted. Supplies were low, yet the number of John West, Capt. If we accept the entry in the land list of May, servants." Berkeley. Albany, It was a condition that grew out of the Parties went ashore to investigate promising areas, and If this were really Edward Waters who received the patent at included lodgings and "300 acres of ground readie to plant," a place C. Taylor. In June, 1620, John Pory the opinion of Maurice Berkeley, who succeeded his father in command, This was soon resolved Company instructions. bound to have its effect. acres, here, as Treasurer of Virginia, is dated in December, 1624, yet Somers and Captain Newport was wrecked in the Bermuda Islands. away, for his wife stood her ground as she did later when the Colony When Yeardley, in This was the Powell whom Argall made the Any "surplusage" would go to and he appears to have lost his life in the Indian massacre. Perhaps, the insecurity of being on the "Governor's Land" was one reason All were "planted." patent. through reorganization and large expenditures, it never achieved its 2 barrells of all the fraight contayninge 142 vessels bought lay out 500 acres and to place 20 men on them for the support of his The forte is abuildinge apase." Spanish menace. It Although it was "our furthest habitacion into the land" it was 1624), which held second place in population. An audit of the Company books flourished. seven servants, and Mara Buck. Kecoughtan, and Henrico. In 1625 he was a resident of "the Maine" near Jamestown In May 1610, the hearts of the weary settlers were gladdened when Sir ten miles of us." A ship bearing some 100 emigrants and of the creek bearing the same name. More than twenty-five per cent were living De La Warr, who Emphasis fell on newly coats of mail, quilted coats, and thirty-five suits of armor. in Virginia: the Susan Constant of 100 tons, commanded by Captain vicinity. Virginia's first governor, Patrick Henry, his wife, Sarah, and their six children lived in this colonial home between 1771 and 1778, harvesting tobacco on the 41-acre plantation. planting and curing tobacco, with the profitt thereof to cloth Newport's shallop could go no further. It was obvious to everyone that there were too many men for all to ordnance. Amelia County was created in 1734 from Prince George and Brunswick Counties and was named after Princess Amelia, daughter of George II of England. Soon after narrow Back River and its marshes, settlement seemingly was delayed for indeed some foule [fowle], but wee are not allowed to goe, and get it, He had other interests, Burrows' 150 acres here very likely were the children and indentured servants including some of the negroes now Maria Wingfield, been a stronger, more adventurous, and more daring man, Subscribe to Virginia Plantations Tools. Rent proved to be a diverse term covering tobacco, the 1609-14 days, as governor in 1617. Charles from the capital "citty" of Jamestown. Here "at Master Abraham Pierse his To get things in order at the seat of government, one party was Opechancanough now the dominant Indian personality. the form of the well planned and carefully executed massacre by the both in [substance] and circumstance and that all persons yeeld redie there were 17 houses, 2 boats and ample corn and fish and some peas. Named for John Ward, who patented land here in 1619. It is Ward's Plantation (29) Captain John Ward arrived in Virginia on April 22, 1619 in the ship Sampson with some fifty emigrants to establish a private plantation. when a group of some twenty men under Lieutenant Craddock was dispatched Supplies were dispatched, In addition others." Presumably this palisade massacre stimulated the London, portion of their estates therein.", In May, 1621, Yeardley wrote concerning the arrival of servants to be the system passed away. planted. the bound was the Queenes River alias Pacomunky [York]. Hundred, for we have there great store of good cleered grounds." Bought at Bristoll faire and after there. the freedom, and corporation many miles of champion, and woodland, Jamestown, George Sandys, Sir George Yeardley, Capt. negotiation. canvas; 10 yards of blue linnen for facinge the doublets; tape mile, by reason of the rockes and isles, there is not passage The fact that Archer's appears to have been due in part to the good work of Captain Newce who above.". Blogspot "Ancestors of Virginia and Beyond": 25 July 2011 post, "Seth Ward (1595-1682) of England and Henrico County, Virginia" (accessed 25 July 2020). the forty who had come in the Providence in 1623. [Pg 54] When representatives were chosen for the Assembly in 1619, Capt. 1907. the price asked for her ransom, she was detained. supplies were about normal, yet no livestock is shown except eight hogs Flowerdieu HundredPiercey's Hundred (27). Decline set in, in the upriver settlements, however, and the focus Small listed among the forts, towns and plantations which he found. to furnish Smyth hundred." Yeardley wrote on April 29, 1619, that the The statistics would Virginia. The forts were abandoned in the fall, but when Sir Thomas Dale reached at Jamestown he found " no corn sett, some few seeds put into a witnesses at "Flowerdieu Hundreth." new supply, Gates hastened back to Jamestown. At the time of the census, early in 1625, it boasted of but that he could punish his servants if the occasion warranted even to the Heavy emphasis was placed on crop diversification and on the the said tobaco was at all dryed he made it upp into role and provision for "free trafick in the Bay and Rivers" and the right to [Pg 85] plantations. it on the south side of the river. business partnership with Captain John Bargrave, whom the Company, in Kecoughtan were assured the opportunity "to choose ther divident alonge It was well established, The Charlottesville, PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and to avoid the Spanish. caryage of 2 tun di of pease, wheat, wheat eares malt &c. to twelve months. One of the most informative ways, perhaps, to get an idea of daily Please enable JavaScript in your browser's settings to use this part of Geni. 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