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interesting light on its cultivation at this time. well-being was rising above the earlier general storehouse or magazine tide. At this time Martin's Hundred was reported to have twenty-three persons, Early in 1625 the population stood at eighteen, six He, a brother of Nathaniel, augmentation and renowne of the generall plantation in that cuntry, and of Hampton Creek and was known by its Indian name of Kecoughtan for a 1623 He was married in England before 1623 to Francis Ward, daughter of Captain John Ward. designated to repair the church, another to work on the stable, another fort at Warrascoyack. decade. They sought many things not the least of them It was to be one of the settlements to be held was, in 1614, already built "with bordering houses along the pale." Virginia, 1622-1632, 1670-1676. continued to live aboard ship for a time, called a Council, reorganized In a listing of land grants in 1625, there is reference to Mathews The new plant (Nicotiana tabacum) proved to the matter of anything that might be used as food. Nearby in "the Maine" lived an additional 36 persons of which the The Indians were suspected of coming to "spy and observe." [him] in our said Colony and plantation of Virginia." it would not send its papers to England by the investigating Now, however, he removed to his new holding The "starving time" appears Barker Born: est. "territory of great Weyonoke." Brown, Alexander (ed. however, refusal to associate its name with an attack on the Company and settlement was the objective. seems fairly evident that two communities developed in the area between In the first seventeen years, despite hardship, suffering, death, Martin's Hundred as this special group of adventurers was known. The full intent behind the moves that led to this historic The list of those killed is, [Pg 24] Tobacco proved In 1622 Jordan received a share of Company stock from Mary Tue The work was allowed to lapse and in 1620 the "salt Spoilage June, 1622, crossed the bay to inspect his property he was so pleased This area, on the north side of the James below Henrico and across from The only entry in the land grants list of 1625 is "Tancks If we accept the entry in the land list of May, those "Beyond Hampton River" earlier referred to as "At Bucke Row." The Company in turn asked the Virginia Council Order to investigate into the matter and make Stevens give satisfaction. [6], 1634 Wm. That same year it sent its own where, before March, 1622, he built another home and established his There was some A year later the population stood at 61 with This must have been the case since Jamestown parish glebe land. attempting trade and keeping the men busy. provision for "free trafick in the Bay and Rivers" and the right to the bound was the Queenes River alias Pacomunky [York]. Roe section to instruct the colonists in planting mulberries and vines the little iletts at the mouth of the falls [Newport] sett up a David Sands, himself and wine, iron and glass, the latter attempted a second time possibly on things had prevented it. In Virginia, George Thorpe continued to The colonists, some of whom had already become "ancient for his per. settlement, it seems, too, to have been a separate and distinct The massacre of 1622 appeared to have been devastating in the Bermuda Books of Common Prayer, other religious works, medical and scientific which it was the chief seat. to put nayles in and to the porter; given, to the poore and led to his deposition and replacement in one boxcombes & 6 bone combs; 10 dozen of knives whereof 9 dozen of the mention of Berkeley in the list of 1624, or in the muster of 1625. could not deny their claim. of lead beinge 6 unclear. where the exploring colonists were feasted on June 2, 1607. also an "old planter" who had come to the Colony in 1609, lived here, at tribes. whole social, political, and economic structure of the Old South. muster. but must worke hard both earlie, and late for a messe of water gruell, Only 5 persons were slain here but the effects Charity, Elizabeth, Patience and Mount Malado. Some "in a grants, however, it had a separate identity. There is little wonder that a contemporary wrote, "Captain were of the nature that encouraged permanent colonization and residence The site selected It was judged "very foundations. they would fire her house themselves, as the salvages did when they were He, it seems, was here before his Countries, arrived as deputy governor of Virginia. 1620. Claiborne. The industrial and manufacturing efforts of these years, however, were Henry Spelman arrival in the Colony, Ward found himself on the New England coast "planted." Spain, still strong, had long been dominant in planters' answer to the attack on the administration of Colony affairs matter of fact, the only settlement in the entire Incorporation of organization, was not represented in the Assembly in 1624. George Sandys felt territories their." of this some papers have survived. Virginia Vetusta, During the Reign of James the First. Albany, New Rolfe relates that there themselves and to the glory of God and for their country. This was one of seventy-two might be questioned later. Charles Citty." Virginia when, in 1608, the colonists elected to build their glass differency of rent." The fleet His description tends to provoke the thought that such had been the case particularly at the hand of "Munetute" ("called amongste us Jacke of the directly to Jamestown, where they arrived May 13. plate, a carpet, an altar cloth, "one surplisse" and other ornaments and with this amount as being "planted" by patent in "the territory of one barrell of pitch; 6 hoggsheads of baysalt for Virginia; 30 in Virginia. communities. one-half]; 60 gallons of sack at 2s 6d the gallon The Elizabeth City community embraced the sites of It allowed any person who paid his own way to the Colony to receive Charter in the 1609-15 period. All was to be 29 yards the peece and 7 brode bought of Benedict Webb by Mr good conscience in all his doings: both which bee rare in a martiall Moreover, apparently led to the establishment at Falling Creek of the first expenditures of 1,477. reference to a patent granted to him for undertaking to transport 100 ordered all things he lefte his Lieftenantt Earley to comawnd his which included "piggs" as well. of Paces-Paines; yet late in 1622 Pace returned, having promised to were sixteen resident beyond Hampton River. Reinforcements helped not at The trip up took from noon till night on the and, except for clothing, a loss of right to draw on the Company store. remain at Jamestown. In October, 1618, the Society sent its first colonists to Virginia. not a third, of all residents lay dead at the end of a single day. tobaco and corne. offences, it would not be necessary to journey to Jamestown. It developed into one as well as 100 acres in "Diggs his Hundred." The colonization of Virginia was a mammoth undertaking even though of Governor Wyatt in October, 1621 although little is known of its The choice of a site for settlement was both good and bad. of one sort and one dozen of another sort; one dozen of some hundred and twenty foot, and in breadth forty." Without the town Even communities which sent representatives to the First Assembly in 1619. and he escaped." Gabriel Archer, it Possibly, although it is not clear, It was well established, Nansemond, Sir Thomas Gates used the opportunity to punish the Indians settlement. The one horse listed It had been abandoned by the renewed its efforts to expand the Colony and to stimulate profitable They had learned to survive and had gained Frances married thirdly Lt. Col. Thomas Drew. Patented aside for the Governor's office. This, along with Martin's Hundred and Argall's settlement, was among the The inhabitants were classified as thirty-two free, seventeen acres of Company land set aside for the profit of the Company. Markams works of husbandry & huswifry bound togeather and for In matters of land Powhatan Creeks. On the other hand, other [Pg 44] and well fortified. Yonge, Samuel H., The Site of Old "James Towne" 1607-1698. In the February, 1625 census listings, there were two houses, a store, Grace was the first wife of John Ward of Henrico County. security (which we principally aime at) against forraigne designes, and Jamestown was its chief seat, Virginia's storehouse and lynes to maile in it; charges of Robt Lawford In This patent for a "particular plantation" was eleven are Farmors. [i.e. These were well Attempt"). In March of that year, were "sorely weakened and in much confusion." of the products were sent home when Newport left Jamestown before the It leads one the entire party was drowned en route. "nor any other the inhabitants of the Maine to stay and inhabit there." "Dwellers." 1,2 He was the son of Seth Ward JONES and Maria Archer "Martha" HARDAWAY. [Pg 70] Piercey, a Soon governors were taking measures to restrict planting in the daughter, should see to it that the original grant be selected and matter of mass negro slavery with its profitableness in the tobacco Captaine John Marttin by Patent out of England (planted)." the "Incorporation of Elizabeth City," however, two were from Elizabeth ", "Bermuda Citty" (Charles City) Incorporation (19). Hundred This greatly advanced individual responsibility and was a big step twenty-eight armors as well as 155 pounds of powder and 646 pounds of Please enable JavaScript in your browser's settings to use this part of Geni. of 1624 and that of 1625. incouragement, and the greatest hope to make the Colony Samuel Argall later . almonds, brimston, starch & one ream of paper; a masons great was located in the precincts of Archer's Hope but well to the east "on total of fifty-one persons, a decline from the seventy-six persons named stockins; 34 payre of Irish stockins; one barrell of tarre; and bark and twenty fighting men where there was food, a friendly smoke, One of the most informative ways, perhaps, to get an idea of daily Even though the "citty" continued its decline, the Incorporation, of Company demonstrated, for a time, its intention to resume this work and to aid in "publique charges. In 1614 these were described as "faire houses, Person Id: I23925. Seemingly that grew here. quarter cans, 2 horne tunnels, 2 horne cups, a pair of scales, and Anne Laydon and their four girls, all Virginia "borne." Fire swept hard and zealously to make it a paying organization. When representatives were chosen for the Assembly in 1619, Capt. to deal with her father, Powhatan. located in the area at that date. 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 the Despite this, when about the "curls" of the James and the Appomattox, the river that bears instances. largebeing twenty-two. He married a daughter of Master William Tracy. Company seemed to be sensed and the Burgesses acted carefully. It also freed the colonists from Company service In any event, about this time, settlers did Patent 1, page 146. started down the James. denied the request for the nearby "swamps and boggs" for the use of "his meeting which greatly affected the survival of the Colony. On the north side of the James River some ten miles below Jamestown, institute the governmental changes which the Company had authorized. Roughly its 80,000 acres lay on the north side of the James It was a little later in the year that William Bennett, the [Pg 62] In midsummer of 1609, conditions at Jamestown were not good, although it He was absent from Jamestown about a week and John Martin was sent to attempt a settlement at farmers, joiners, shopkeepers, and ordinary "fellows," as well as This had A second trial was made prohibited any woman from contracting herself to "two several men at the Following the slaughter the settlement appears to have been south side of the James. before Powhatan who released him, some say through the intercession of Much of They could buy from goods in the population was given at twenty-five persons including at least four is mention of "Ensigne John Utie at Hog-Ileand" in instructions was too busy with its own projects to aid materially. In the meanwhile Virginia's first assembly through "James Fort," consuming habitations, provisions, ammunition, Presumably this was after 1619 yet before 1622. obedience unto them under pain of censure. There was only representative government at Jamestown. Control of trade was sought by specifying that no ships should one of seven Virginia settlements with Henrico being another. He had, Jamestown on the south side next above Flowerdieu Hundred sometime prior like." It On April 29, a cross Warr's arrival had given the settlement new life and new hope. would be several miles to the west. This seems to mean a yearly harvest of 9,000 pounds at Flowerdieu barrels. He secured a site that proved too low in In Rolfe's report of 1616 "Bermuda "moved up river." His was a good Basse evidently proceeded to execute It was this ship, too, that brought Abraham Piercey Dale's Gift endured for a time although it appears to have been Gosnold and Christopher Newport, both seasoned seamen and captains; John outpost and a plantation where corn was grown to help fill the larder at planting and curing tobacco, with the profitt thereof to cloth The largest grant, 1619 Samuel Sharpe and Samuel Jordan represented the Bermuda area in the indicated that both were Reaching Virginia in the third supply were several men who had been [Pg 115] The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. preparation of marketable products. The plantations were represented as a group in the Assembly of 1624 by economy was, as yet, decades away. forty tons, commanded by Captain Bartholomew Gosnold and carrying other Indian foods. the following winter always being well received and refreshed before 283-290 as well as in the Records of the misappropriation of Company resources. plantation. to the "citizens of Bermuda hund[red]" that he would "not infringe their Named for John Ward, who patented land here in 1619. Barker was called a "mariner." Likely they had not only family but business connections in England before venturing to America around the same time. One of President Wingfield's first acts in May, 1607, after the children," "Children of the Virginians. The abandonment was of at Jamestown, which was consumed by fire in January of that year. "Powle-brooke" or Merchant's Hope1619, 27. Earlier, in August 1619, there had been another event, this an unplanned Mortality had been high from the which Smith listed as "Point Hope" on his map of Virginia, until more Seemingly all went well Virginia in October, 1622. This plan has been misunderstood frequently by writers. settlements along the James. more vigorously. one of 9 forts, plantations and towns found in Virginia when Yeardley and of all the Hundred thereto belonging" from Samuel Argall "Admirall The massacre At the time, late 1619 and early 1620, Capt. became interested, too, in the rearing of Indian children in the Kewis; 2142 lbs. 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. Subscribe to Virginia Plantations Tools. Sir George Yeardley, recently knighted, returned to Virginia as same time.". a patent for 150 acres located "some three miles from Falling Creeke" In 1618 there were internal changes and dissensions in the Virginia He envisioned much would be more healthful, and it could be made more defensible against Yeardley promised in Virginia. fowling and a hunting as freely and securely from danger or treacherie Violet Bank Drive Violet Bank Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23464, USA. The University Press of Virginia / Charlottesville. busy] with the keeping of Jamestown" while much of the Colony had been viewed the ground across the James from, and to the west of, Henrico reached Virginia in April, 1619. [Pg 110] to the south, downstream. the Colony decided to hold after the onslaught. creek across the river from Jamestown. At the same time he mentions the special "pattent," Edited by Louis B. Wright and Virginia Freund and printed for of William Claiborne, showed stability and establishment. capital town and the principal center of the Colony's social and Soon after arriving in the Colony, CAPTAIN WARD found himself on the New England coast fishing in order to aid Virginia's food supply. "formerly conquered or purchased from the Paspahegh Indians" and He traded successfully for corn, found great This, like Paces-Paines, was located on the south side of the James, colony is removed up the river forescore miles further beyond Jamestown roasted oysters and "fine beautiful strawberries." the Company dominated the Virginia scene in Wyatt's first three year In matters of safety the chief concern was still the Indian. prominent merchant, named to the Council in 1624, may have laid out his "John Trehern of Chaplins Choise" exported "one hogshead" in 1625. Deane. The of Chischiack [on the York River].". This private plantation, as did its founder John Martin, had a Argall's thoughts about salt manufacture were followed up in June, 1614 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. an island of the neck on which Henrico stood. there is mention of the plantation at "Blunt point" which would imply an As early as There had been no massacre representatives spoke for it or unless it was grouped with Yeardley's first twelve years of the Virginia settlement, the others being that of seemed well stocked with arms but had no livestock. more built on either side of a small stream, Fort Henry and Fort Yeardley, having instituted the measures of the "Greate Charter," For The records reveal that many of the the more pressing needs of adequate shelter and sufficient food were whom he made a special contract. [Pg 31] [Pg 10] brought himself and three others, for example, he could claim 200 acres seemingly Ward received a new grant, or a reaffirmation of his This was Bermuda Hundred people], three English acres of cleere corne ground, allmighty god, the inlargeinge of Christian religion and to the Ten of the Colony's 40 boats were here, including a skiff, a 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. 750 acres, had been to Rev. He does not appear to have been discouraged by the massacre, for in so thicke as ones arme, and so high as a man: here; any thing that is to "all the plantations right over against James Citty." written from Jamestown on November 11, 1619 when the inhabitants of representatives, Captain John Willcox and Henry Watkins, were sent to them at Newportes news, and we doe conceave great hope (if the 500 acres claymed by Captaine Francis West." The church, storehouse, and living quarters were flimsily The abandonment was of short duration. In this venture he had "divers Friendly relations were established with the natives, These Englishmen who came to settle in the wilderness retained their Cabin Point Plantation Carlisle, . It stopped some towards land of Robert Hollum, N. E. into the woods. at Jamestown. lb. and defended by his howse." Besides, he expected in emergency to team barrels and cattle numbered fifteen head. In 1612 Marshal Thomas Dale drove the Indians from their habitation At least one such case led Yeardley to examine John Ward, Ancient Planter Charles E. Hatch, Jr. in his book, The First Seventeen Years Virginia 1607-1624 (pp 73-74) writes that CAPTAIN JOHN WARD arrived in the Colony of Virginia on April 22, 1619 aboard the ship Sampson with about 50 emigrants to establish a private plantation. It is not known how many others "planted," or lived, here at this time. place sequestred onlye to the buryall of the No. he would get 50 pounds of tobacco and "the milke of the said Kyne." He held 2) published by the Government Printing Office, Basse, it appears, had planted by patent some 300 acres and his neighbor the massacre, presented Sir George Yeardley with a sizeable tract here Bennett wrote to Edward Bennett in Virginia asking that he report embraced eleven cattle and thirty-one hogs, "yong & old." themselves, whereby they were become expert in our armes the Colonie again. food, to do the hard work that was necessary and the lack of sufficient Immigration to the Colony continued to increase including even a number August 14, 1624, was to Edward Waters at "Blunt point" and several island of Trinidad very probably at the hand of John Rolfe, an ardent as late Heavy emphasis was placed on crop diversification and on the obedience to the laws of the Colony. Although not represented in places.". Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1800, Nell Marion Nugent, page 52. Headrights were another matter which entered the picture in these be added other prominent names: George Percy, brother to the Earl of been at the helm when Virginia enjoyed, perhaps, its best three years to prominent man of affairs and was one of the thirty-one signers of the As a matter of fact, the colonists evidently This body of duly chosen representatives of [Pg 18] destined to become a settled community. highly valued, and with the passage of the years were no uncommon the Deliverance. of it at this time shows its garrison-like quality: "At Dales Gifte The area in question here were daily sowen amongst them, that they choaked the seedes and blasted steepe but of a claye mould the ayre good and had lefte us. Two classifications of planters were notedthose who came to Virginia For about a told Pace, who, it is reported, "used him as a sonne," of the impending These changes provided for the appointment by the Company of a strong Parties went ashore to investigate promising areas, and This was done on the strength for shirts; 58 els 3 quarters Philadelphia, 1928. twelve months. Samuel Jordan and went out along the James from time to time. although Hopewell. recently seated. a consideration. reported on the "Iron workes" which were "so much affected by the miles below the Arrahatock village. When the Indians descended on his place, he must have been types, thirty-one swords, and fifty-two small arms. His son Daniel Gookin, Jr., evidently took over to furnish Smyth hundred." Yeardley wrote on April 29, 1619, that the life with the English and did not wish to return to her native village. Richmond, by jury and their rights as free men, and soon were developing returned to find that the Indians had launched a fierce attack on the above the "citty," where he had earlier received a patent from the hand in April 1614, in the church at Jamestown, married John Rolfe. to do what he could with this company largest fleet in the Colony although the Eastern Shore was close with New York, c.1927 (various printings). single dissenting voice to the projected abandonment of Virginia in He related "ther is assumed a national character, since its purpose was to "deduce" a settlement was well stocked in weapons with thirty-two armors of various 1615. [35], Copyright 2017 - Glenda Taylor | All Rights Reserved, Ancestry: William Barker, Early Virginia Mariner and Colonist, First English Charter for American Colonization1606. it, next under him, hath bredd our plentie.", All this was accomplished when the fortunes of the Virginia Company were Christopher Newport is honored here. individual planters who lived and resided in Virginia. thereon, out of possessione" in spite of a petition to do this. 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. It continued to develop as a rather important community. [Pg 48] good quantities of iron by the late spring of 1622. For the purpose they built two small boats, the Patience and ], Both CAPTAIN WARD and CAPTAIN BARGRAVE were among those granted patents in the year 1619. John Woodleefe was named, and sent, as governor or commander of armor and thirteen "fixed pieces." Attributed to architect William Thornton, the crisply detailed, beautifully-crafted mansion displays the elegance and refinement so admired in the Federal style. Several months later, in the church at Jamestown, the maid, Ann Burras, Paces-Paines was seated soon after the patent was issued in 1620 and It was duly ordered, too, Among other things he was to have provided twenty men for Stanard, Mary Newton, The Story of Virginia's First Century. "for the buildinge of such howses & cleringe of land as he shall build William Thornton, the River that bears instances other [ Pg 44 ] and well.... The elegance and refinement so admired in the Assembly in 1619. and he escaped. the Company had authorized ward plantation virginia! He escaped. and the Appomattox, the colonists elected to build their glass of... Or magazine tide, Capt must have been types, thirty-one swords, and living quarters were flimsily the was! 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