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From: "J.Hoad" <>
Subject: [MAESSEX] eary Va settlers who might have migratory relatives
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2001 22:34:35 -0000

From: Steven Wallace <>
To: <>

>OK, I know this is an Essex list, but it is the subject I am responding to
>here, and it may well be an item of some general interest to Essex
>researchers,
>Captain John Smith, founded the first English Colony at Jamestown Virginia
>in 1607. The following are some (1,033) Early Virginia Pioneers Indexed by
>last name, first name from 1624 records.


Hi

I am a little confused with some of the items above
Firstly the colony was not founded by Capt John Smith but by the VA company etc

Then these names seem to have inaccuracies but they might be typo errors

> County/Parish
> ARCHURS HOOP ...... I believe this should read Archers Hope
> BASSE CHOISE .... probably Ok 'proper' spelling Basse's Choice
> FLOURDIEN HUNDRED ... this should be Flourdiue hundred [or alternative spelling is flowerdew]
> GLASE HOWSE probably Ok 'proper' spelling Glass House
> JORDANS FORNEY ...... I believe this should read Jordnas Journey

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