A COMPLETE INDEX

TO Stith’s History of Virginia

BY

MORGAN POITIAUX ROBINSON BULLETIN

OF THE

1 i Virginia State Library

(Issued Quarterly) i

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JANUARY, 1912

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Volume 5. No. 1.

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PREFACE

In the preparation of this mdex,—a labour of love which has afforded no small pleasure,—the compiler has proceeded upon the assumption that the usefulness of an index is limited only by its scope and by the accuracy with which the work is done. Such being the case, an attempt has been made to index and to cross-referenceevery topic and every name which appears in Stith’s HISTORYor VIRaINIA,—as well cross-referencesof general topics, as also of the references under the more important names and general topics—with a viewto covering the volumetreated, in a compre­ hensive and intelligent manner, so as to furnish to the student a final key,—whether he be interested agriculturally, economically, educationally, ethnologically, financi­ alyy, geographically, governmentally, industrially, religiously, socially, or what not. In the matter of the value and importance of Stith to students of the early history of Virginia, we know of no more eminent nor acceptable authority than Prof. Herbert L. Osgood, of the Department of History of Columbia University, New York City, '-«rm—,.v-..

'\ who contributed the following estimate to Larned’s LITERATUREor AMERICAN ’. HISTORY(1902), No. 11641­ “This is, and is always likely to be, one of the standard books on early Vir­ ginia history. As planned by the author, it is the first volume of an extended work; but it is the only installment which ever appeared. It covers the history of Virginia under the London Company. The author had accessto the archives of the colony, to the papers of Sir John Randolph, to the Byrd library, to the Records of the London Company. He treats the writings of John Smith as reliable so far as they relate to events whichoccurred whilehe was in the country; considers Smith an honest man, but that his writings are very confused. The first part of Stith’s volume is largely based on Smith, the latter part on the Recordsof the London Company. Defends the cause of the Company against the King. Written in dignified style, with thorough scholarship.” For this work, there has been used a copy of the Edition of the Sabin Reprint (1865) of Stith,—tl1is being a reprint of the Williamsburg Edition of 1747,—which I have designated as (i),—as well as a reprint of the London Reprint of 1753,—here designated as (iii),——-asispointed out on p. vii of the Bibliographical Note of the Sabin Reprint. The orthography and phraseology of Stith have been preserved as near as may be; and the choice of “key-words” and a repeated indexing of the same entry under another “key-word” have both been determined by the importance of the subject involved, as well as by the number of entries under that particular caption.——the same entry ofttimes appearing more than once, but under a different “key-word,” where there are many entries under a caption,—as is the case under “CoLoNIs'rs,” “Smcrn, CAPT.Jomv,” “Tobacco,” etc. In the matter of cross-references, an attempt has been made to cite as cross­ references,under any particular caption, all synonymous terms and phrases appearing

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in the volume, whether they were synonymous in Stith’s day and generation or are so in this,—and this for theobvious reason that the indexer could not be in a position to anticipate the interpretation that the student is likely to place upon any word or phrase. And for the same reason,——-andcontraryto what seems to be more or less of a general custom,—all cross-referenceshave been put at the beginning instead of, as usual, at the end of the entries under the caption, as being probably the more expeditious method of enabling the student to locate that phase of the situation which he is seeking. In order to reduce the bulk, resort has been had to a hberal use of certain arbitrary abbreviations,-—a list of which will be found opposite p. 1,—but an effort has been made not to start any entry with an abbreviation. As a result of errors in the pagination* of certain editions of Stith (as indicated below), it has been necessary to devise a system of combination references,—which is fully explained below,—1norder to provide an index which would indicate the desired topic or name, irrespective of the edition in hand. It may appear odd to some that these combination references were devised, but this would seem the less cumbersome method when one recalls the fact that the editions designated as (i), (iii) and (V) contain two pages each of the pages numbered 247 to 256, inclusive, while the edition designated as (ii) contains two pages each of the pages numbered 295 to 304,inclusive, which wouldappear to necessitate somesystem of -A and -B sub­ . pagination, but once such pagination were used in the index, one would have no means of telling without further explanation which page so-and-soit was that he had really turned to, as the pages are not numberedwith the suggested -A and -B sub­ pagination. Of the several editions of Stith, there appear to have been five (5):-—­ (i) 1747,——Williamsburg(Fine Paper Edition, so cal1ed);1' (ii) 1747,—Williamsbu.rg (Poor Paper Edition, so called);1'

.(r.,._4him, (iii) 1753,-London;1' (iv) 1753,—-Williamsburg ;'l' (v) 1865,—Sabin Reprint. As Stith remains one of the unsolved bibliographical puzzles of American literature, it has seemed that a bibliographical note might not be out of place. As I have been unable to have any but a limited access to the several editions indicated,—never having seen a copy of the edition indicated as (iv)———itwasmanifestly impossible that I should make an extended bibliographical study of all these editions. However, the appended Bibliographical Note has been added, for the purpose of setting forth the latest and most competent information along that line in the hope that it may not only help to clear up the situation, but also that it will put in the hands of such students as use this index, certain bibliographical information which would probably not be available without access to a good library.. The present writer has been able, as stated, to make a more or less restricted examination of a copy of each of these editions, except (iv), and has found the same errors and peculiarities in (i), (iii) and (V),while (ii) shows the corrections and varia­ tions indicated by the black type in column (ii) in the following table:—­ *No attention has been paid in the references to the isolated error of 410 for page 104;nor to that of :33 for page 333. but the combination references to this latter page are 333 (323), as though there were iVI'l£Nobenched is that here the made arrangement to establish under the priorityeach date of is the alphabetical. volumesunder the dates 1747or 1753,but it PREFACE

TABLE “A.”

(11) 1747. than1591 1608 p. 104 no date no date no date pg no datename no namedate no name 124, line 36, Malady Malady Malady 134,line 28, Powhdtan Powhatan Powhdtan 138, line 33, Renegade Renegado Renegade 141. line 4, Bravade Bravarle of Travels [ of Travels wise and under- wise [ ] un- wiseand under­ standing derstandlng standing ._254 . 254 . 254 . 255 . 255 . 256 . 256 . 247 . 247 . 248 . 248 . 249 . 249 . 250 . 250 'F'?'P'P'?‘F'°

. 289 . 290

D. 333334 Etop) t . 335 op) p

'F"P'?'P‘.°'F‘.°’."'5’ '.°’?‘F‘F"P'F’?'P'9 However, for the purposes of the indexer, these bibliographical data are not necessarily of the first importance, but the matter of greater import is whether the text falls page-for-page alike in all the ed1tions,—ifone index is to serve all editions. While “differences occur on almost every leaf,” as has been pointed out by Cole (CHImcI_I CATALOGUE,IV, No. 963: see also Bibliographical Note below), yet the liberal paragraphing so adjusts the text that a page-for-pageexamination of the editions indicated has shown that there is comparatively no variation in the “catch­ words” at the end of the last (47th) line of each page,—the pages thus being sub­ stantially the same for all intents and purposes, even to the last page of the text, as is shown by the following comparisons, which are all the variations which have been found,—the first quotations being from the text of (i), (iii) and (v), while those ——-T.In parentheses are from (11):— "'_Notethat this error in (ii),—-afterthe correction at p. 256—7,—adiuststhe pagination to the same basis in all these editions. ‘ 8 PREFACE

TABLE “B.” Actual page. 33, “is here mos ” (“is here most ‘ * " they first made”); 73, V “their Houses” (“their Houses likewise”); 82, “and advises” (“and advises them against expecting”); 84, “him in England. But” (“him in”); 86, “at the ” (“at that time little”); 89, “seem to have” (“seen to”); 98, “than venture among” (“than venture”); 99, “relented” (“relented at the Horror of") ; 103, “this Tor-” (“this Torrent”); 131, “allotted each”(“allotted each Man”); 178-9, “exquisite Book of Travels” (“and exquisite Book I ] Travels”); 179, “Dudley Digges” (“Dudley Digges, Sir Nathaniel”); 206, “Behavior” (“Behavior in”); 214—5, “Wiseand understanding” (“Wise [ ] understanding”); 225, “accordingly” (“accordingly requited”) ; 238, “Indian” (“Indian Conspiracy, to”); 244, “Plantations” (“Plantations. Wherefore”); 245, “crossed one” (“and crossed”); 268-9 (258—9)*,“called to” (“should be called to”); 269-0 (259—0)*,“as it Was” (“apprehended as it Was”) ; 271 (261),* “joyful” (“joyful Obedience”); 286 (276)*, “as in” (“as in all well”); 299 (289)*, “void” (“void, and their Patent”); 341 (331)*, “continual Trou—” (“continual”).

From Table “A”, it will be seen that the pagination (with the exception of p. 104 which appears in (i), (iii) and (v) as p. 410) is correct in all these editions up to and including p. 256; hence a single number is used as the reference up to this point, as 17, 42, 256. The next page is actually p. 25?‘,but in (i), (iii) and (v) it is numbered 247, which error of ten (10) pages continues uniformly to the end of the volume with the result that, while there are actually 341 pages in the book, yet the last page is numbered 331. On the other hand, in (ii) the error at p. 256 is corrected (the next page being 257), and the pagination is correct up to and including p. 304. The next page is actually 305, but it is numbered 295, which error of ten (10) pages likewise continues uniformly to the end of the volume with the same result that, whilethere are actually 841 pages in the book, yet the last page here is also numbered 331. The error in (ii) at pp. 304—5,—afterthe correction of the error of the other edi­ tions at p. 257,—readjusts the pagination to the same basis in all these editions, and so it is that all references after p. 256 are combination references, as 257 (247), 301 (291),——thefirst number up to and including p. 304 being the actual page,-—-oras numbered in (ii),—Whilethat in the parentheses 1Bthe numbered page,—or as num­ PREFACE 9

Afterp. 304,the first page number is the actual page, whilethe number in parentheses is the page numberedinall these editions, as 305 (295): use 295 as the numberedpage, no matter what the edition. By way of re-capitulation, I suggest that the student might find the following 9.helpful guide:­ (a) If the student has (i), (iii) or (v), he should use the single number given or the parenthetical number of all combination references,——beingcareful,how­ ever, that, if any of pp. 247 to 256 (inclusive) appear in parentheses, they are the secondand not the first pages of these numbers that appear in the text of these editions. (b) If the student has (ii), he should use the single number given, or the first number of any combination reference up to and including p. 304: after p. 304, he should use the parenthetical number of all combination references,——being likewise careful, however, that, if any of pp. 295 to 304 (inclusive) appear in parentheses, they are the secondand not the first pages of these numbers that appear in the text of this edition. It has been the source of a great deal of regret to the indexer that he was unable to devise a less cumbersomesystem, but the above is the best result that he could attain from along and a close study of the vagaries of this bibliographical puzzle. ‘The number of entries (or references) is about 14,000; while the topics and names indexed approximate 3,000. To Dr. Mcllwaine and Mr. Swemof the State Library, and to Mr. Stanard, of the Virginia Historical Society, are due my hearty thanks for constant encouragement, much help and many practical suggestions, and especially to Mr. Swem for his kindly interest, his every-ready help and his great aid in the matter of the technical ., matters of printing. And, by no means least, to the gentlemen of the Library Board for their kindness in accepting my proposition to publish this index as a BULLETIN ; of the Library. ‘t? Monam POITIAUXRonmson. 113 S. 3rd St., Richmond, Va. April 22, 1912.

ERRATA. Page 6, line 10, “opposite p. 1” should read “opposite p. 21.” Page 21, line 16, “on p. 282 of other editions,” should read “on p. 282 of (ii).” Page 21, line 18, “on pp. 303-4 of the other two editions” should read “on pp. 303-4 of (ii).” Page 21, line 20,"‘on the second p. 295 of the other two editions” should read “on the second page 295 of (ii). BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE*

Steven’s NUGGETS(1852),2, No. 2620 and 2621 give only the title-pages of the Williamsburg, 1747,and the London, 1753,editions and make no criticisms. HISIORICALMAGAZINE,Vol. I (1857), 27, contains the earliest bibliographi­ cal mention of Stith’s “Virginia,” of which we know,~—inthese words, except for the omissionsindicated:­ # * it 3|! * it it IS * * It 1' II “There are copies of Stith, we are informed (but we have not seen one), pur­ porting to have been printed in London. If the work was reprinted in England, it is remarkable that copies of the edition are of such rare occurrence in our time. Certainly it is not so with other books first printed in the colonies. That is to say, copies of English editions of such works are usually far more common than those printed in the colonies,from the very fact that by an American edi­ tion the market would be pretty well supplied, and hence most of an English edition would remain on hand. Mr. Jefferson's criticism upon our author's labors in the history of Virginia, we do not fully endorse. He says “he was a man of classical learning and very exact.” This no one can deny. That gentleman then says, “he had no taste in style, is inelegant, and often too minute to be tolerable, even to a native of the country.” In respect to the first part of this charge,—that “he had no taste," etc.,—there may be a difference of opinion, even among pretty good “doctors.” And as to the latter charge,——ofbeing “too minute," etc.,———we think that no intelligent Virginian will sustain Mr. Jefferson, and that his judgment was reversed even in his own day. ­ $ * * * * * 1 * it * * * i The author lived about eight years after that date 1747,[the year this volume was printed], but we hear nothing of a Second Part, although in his preface he tells us that he was (when he wrote it) “enjoying perfect leisure and retirement, and not burthened with any public post or office.” Therefore it is not unreason­ able to conclude that there is, or was, something done during that eight years towards a Second Part of his History of Virginia; especially as he says himself, “Such a work will be a noble and elegant entertainment for my vacant. hours, which it is not in my power to employ more to my own satisfaction, or the use and benefit of‘my country.” Perhaps some of the readers of this article can throw a ray of light upon the point in question 11* it * * * * It * * ill * It alt"

HISTORICALMAGAZINE,Vol.II (1858), 61, has this to say under the heading “Replies” :— “S-rI'rH's VIRGINIA(Vol. I, pp. 27 and 59),—In the H. M. for January 1857appeared a notice of the above work, in which the writer remarks that he has not been able to determine whether the work was reprinted in London or not. The followingnumber contained a communication from J. R. B. assuring *The scope and purpose of this note is fully set forth in the preface. Acknowledgment is hereby made of havin drawn largely upon: Evans’ AMERIgAN*BIBLIOGRAPHY (1903-1910); Cole's A CATALOG E OF BOOKS RELATIN * AMERICA_(1907); and W. Clayton Torrance’: A TRIAI. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF COLONIAL VIRGINIA (Virginia State Library, 1908.) BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 11

the readers of the Magazine that there was a London edition,—or, at least, that there were copies purporting to be printed in London. The editor then sug­ gests that, “a collation of the two editions would determine whether the whole work was reprinted in London, or only the title page.” I have recently been able to settle this biographical question in a perfectly satisfactory manner. I have compared a copy with a London title-page and one with the Williamsburg imprint together, and I find them identical in every particular except the title-pages,————-therebeingtwo title-pages, one to the work itself and another to the Appendix. ARGUS.-” . HISTORICAL MAGAZINE, Vol. II (1858), 184, contains this note on Stith:— “I have two copies of Stith’s History of Virginia, which appear to be of differ­ ent editions. Both are from the press of William Parks, Williamsburg, 1747. Each has the same title and imprint, the same number of pages, and is printed on the same type; but there are very numerous typographical varieties. The two copies do not always agree page for page, nor line for line; indeed there are hundreds of instances of differences in the termination of lines. These will be found in almost every signature, perhaps in every one but A and X. Besides these, there are many other variations. ’ There are errors in the paging in both copies, but these do not occur in the same place in each. In one copy, page 256 is followed by 247, making an error of ten pages, which is continued to the end, 331. In the other the paging is correct to 304, the next is numbered 295, and then goes on to the end, 331, while in each the last page should be 341. Were two editions of this work printed in 1747? B. FRANKLIN. Washington, D. C. Hrsronrcan MAGAZINE,Vol. V (1861), 350, contains the following biblio­ graphical mention of Stith:——— “S'rrrn’s Vmcmm (vol. i, pp. 27, 59).——Therewere evidently three edi­ tions of Stith, one with the London and two with the Williamsburg imprint, one of them being on poor paper and the others on good paper. All three copies have signature x, pp. 295-310, on the poor paper. The type _in all is the same, and evidently from the same office. The pages of the London, and the good paper Wilhamsburg, correspond entirely, in type, lines, pages, ornaments. The pagesrun to 304,thenback to 295-310. The poor paper Williamsburg differs frequently from the other two in lines, but generally ends the pages in the same way, with occasionally a word or two more or less. It differs from them in many of the ornaments. Its paging runs on correctly to 256, and then begins again 247. All copies end on p. 331. D. P. S.”* SABINin the Bibliographical Note in his re-print of 1865 has this to say :— “The Original Documents from which much of this valuable work was com­ piled having been lately destroyed, and the work itself being scarce, it is hoped its reproduction will be an acceptable contribution to American History. Two Editions of the work have been published; the First, of Williamsburg Edition (of which this is a re-print), in 1747, and the London Reprint in 1753. ‘Sabin in his Bibliographical Note of 1865says that this name is D. P. Smith. 12 BIBLIOGRAPI-IICAL NOTE

In the “Historical Magazine,” Vol. II, page 184,a writer, under the pseudonym of B. Franklin, describes what he considers Two Williamsburg Editions, but which were, in reality, the Editions of 1747 and 1753, but probably having titles alike. In the same Magazine, Vol. V, page 350, D. P. S. [mithl attempts to point out the differencein the Editions, but falls into a double error: first, in describing the Fine Paper Williamsburg Edition as correspondingwith the London Edition in Type, Lines, Pages, and Ornaments; and second, in stating that the “Poor Paper Williamsburg Edition” differs from the Fine Paper of the same place and date. As I have the threevarieties now before me, I will endeavour to describe them. The First, or Williamsburg Edition, of 1747, appears to have been printed on two varieties of paper, both the same size, and both laid, one being thicker than the other. The Signatures, Catchwords, Ornaments, &c., agreeing exactly with each other, and the error on page 104, which is printed 410, being alike in each. Signature S is mispaged. It should read 257 instead 247, and so on to the end, adding 10 pages to the whole number (331) as they appear in this reprint. The Second Edition has the following Title:——“TheHistory of the First Discovery and Settlement of Virginia. By William Stith., A. M., President of the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Tantas molis erat * * “' condere gentem. Virg. Virginia, Printed: London, Reprinted for S. Birt, in Ave-Mary-Lane. M. DCC. LIII.” The Number of Pages, Signatures, &c., is the same as in the Williamsburg Edition. The pagination runs on regularly up to page 304, then the recto of Signature X is paged 295, and so on till it terminates at page 331 (for 341) as in the other Edition. The Paper and Types are the same as the Williamsburg Fine Paper, but in other respects there are several variations. On pages 1, 35, 101, 175, and 176, the Ornaments differ. On pages 21 and 119, the London Edition has Signature-marks not in the other. On pages 33, 73, 82, 84-,86, 89, 98, 99, 131,171, 178, 179, 206, 208, 214, 225, 233, 238, and 244, the Catchwords differ; while Signature X appears to be precisely the same in each Edition, and in my copy of the London Edition, the paper in this Signature differs from the rest of the volume. On page 308 of the Williamsburg Edition, there is a line across the page, over the foot-note. This is omitted in the London Edition. On page 2 of the Appendix, the capital J is in Roman,—in the London Edition it is in Italic. . Josnrn SALBIN. New York, 1865.

Tim NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, 103 (Oct., 1866), 605, contains the fol­ lowing, after the elimination of two paragraphs which are more historical that bibliographical:— “12.” “The History of the first Discovery and Settlement of Virginia. By William Stith, A. M. New York: Reprinted for Joseph Sabin. 1865. 8vo. The accurate and faithful narrative of the Worthy President of the College of William and Mary, first printed in Williamsburg in 1747, has long been BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 13

esteemed a standard authority in the early history of Virginia. Although his style is inelegant and diffuse, and l]lBminuteness of detail is sometimes unneces­ sarily extended, his scrupulous adherence to the facts as related by the authors whom he cites, and his unquestioned probity, have established the truthfulness of his work. Stith was indebted to the narratives of Captain John Smith and other early residents of the Colony for the incidents connected with its settlement; and While giving full credit to the author of the “Generall Historie,”——“forI take him,” says Stith, “to have been a very honest man and a lover of truth,’ ’—he does not fail to recognize the prejudicies which seem to have influenced and dis­ torted his account of the affairs of the Colony. A copy of the Records of the Virginia Company for a period of five years (1619-1624) was made by direction of the Earl of Southampton, and purchased V after his death by Colonel Byrd, which was used by the author in the prepara­ tion of his History. This copy is said to have come into the possession of Con­ gress with the papers of Jefferson, and is supposed to be now in the law library at Washington. Among other documents which came into the hands of Stith were also many state papers, collected originally by Sir John Randolph. * * * * ill 3|! * * * * * * 1 The narrative of Stith, while it records the events which occurred in Virginia ‘ during the early years of the Colony, contains also the history of the opposition to the Company in England, which, with the internal dissensionsof the Council, contributed, no less than the hardships experienced by the colonists, to the failure of the enterprise. An important and valuable part of the work is found in the Appendix of original documents, embracing the three Virginia charters, the first of April 10, 1606, to Sir Thomas Gates, Sir George Somers, and others; the second, to the . Treasurer and Company for Virginia, or the London Company, bearing date ‘’b May 23, 1609; and the third, to the same mcorporators, dated March 12, " 1611-12; together with the charter from the Company, of July 24, 1621, estab­ lishing a Council of State and General Assembly in the Colony. 3% it******* =IS * * all The execution of the work in the reprint is creditable both to the editor and printer, and we are confident that their labor will be appreciated alike by the bibliophile and the historical student.

Field, CATALOGUE(1875), Nos. 2278 and 2279, gives the title-pages of the Williamsburg edition, 1747,and of the Stith reprint of 1865,but contains no technical comment. Menzies, CATALOGUE(1875),No. 1916, contains the following; after giving the title line-for-1ine:— “The valuable original documents from which this history was compiled have recently been destroyed by fire. The Appendix contains a collection of charters relating to the period comprised in the volume. Besides the copious materials of Stith, the author derived assistance from the manuscripts of his uncle, Sir John Randolph, and from the records of the London Company, put into his hands by Col. William Byrd, President of the Council. Notwithstanding the recent efforts of American bibliographers, the bibli­ ography of this subject remains in as much doubt and obscurity as ever. We 14 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

briefly remark, that, there are two varieties of the first edition, one on coarse, the other on fine paper, except signature X which is more or less poor in both. Then we have another Williamsburg edition of the same date, but differing in several particulars. Lastly comes the London edition of 1753, which is pre­ cisely like the second Williamsburg issue. It is not at all unlikely that the so­ called London edition is the second Williamsburg one with an English title­ page. Brinley CATALOGUE(1880),2,No.3796,in commenting upon the Williamsburg edition of 1747, says :— “In the titlepages, both of the History and of the Appendix, the word “Vir­ ginia” is in Italic capitals, and the letters are absolutelyidentical,—even in their defects,—-withthose in which the same word appears in the title of Mercer’: Abridgment of the Laws, printed by W. Parks, 1737; and the same typographi­ cal ornaments, made up in the same fashion, for page-heads and initial letters, occur in these two volumes. But the collation does not agree with that of either of the two editions described by Mr. Sabin. The error in page number 104 (misprinted 410, in his copy) is corrected: sig. S is correctlypaged, 257-272, and so on to the end of sig. U, p. 304; but sig. X (on inferior and yellowish paper) is mispaged, 295-310, and the error rims on through sigs. Y and Z, to the end on recto Z, mispaged 331 (for 341), as in the “edition” of 1753; moreover, this copy has “signature marks on pages 21 and 119”; the “line across the page, over the foot-note” on page 308, is omitted; and the capital J, on page i of the Appendix is in I talic,—as in “the London edition,"—though this page of the Appendix is in the title-form, and on the sixth leaf of sig. Z, the type and orna­ ments of which unmistakably mark it as from Park’s press. Sig. Aa (pp. 5-12) and sigs. Cc and Dd (pp. 21-34) of the Appendix are on the same yellowish paper as sig. X: and the lines across the pages, over the foot-notes, are omitted on pp. 21 and 27, but retained elsewhere. Winsor’s NARRATIVEAND CRITICAL HISTORY or Ammucs (1884), III, 165 (includingfoot-note), contains the followingbibliographical mention ofthis history :— “Forty years after Beverley,the early history of the colonywas again told,

.., but only down to 1624,by the Rev. William Stith, the rector of Henrico Parish; being, however, at the time of his death (1755), the president of William and Mary College. He seems to have been discouraged from continuing his narra­

*--.-..~,»»,.-.,_, tive because the “generous and public-spirited” gentlemen of Virginia were unwilling to pay the increased cost of putting into his Appendix the early docu­ ments which give a chiefvalue to his book to-day. He had the use ofthe Calling­ wood transcript of the records of the Virginia Company. His book, History of the First Discoveryand Settlementof Virginia was published at Williamsburg in 1747, and there are variations in copies to puzzle the .bibliographer.* Stith’s diffuseness and lack of literary skill have not prevented his becoming a high authority with later writers, notwithstanding that he implicitly trusts and even praises the honesty of Smith. *Some claim to be printed in London in 1753; the copy in Harvard College Library is of this 1753 imprint; see Hist. Mag., I, 59 and II, 61 (where it is ­ asserted that only the title is of new make), and the bibliographical note which Sabin added to his reprint of Stith in 1865, where he describes three varieties. There is a collation in the Brinley Catalogue, No. 3796,not agreeing with either; of Hist. M119.,II, 184, and North American Review, October, 1866, p. 605. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 15

Hilbeburn, CHABLEMAGNETowrm CoLI.r:c'rIoN (1890), p. 294, No. 76, gives only a line-for-line title of the volume and of the Appendix, and the following comment :— “Collation: Title, 1 leaf; Preface, pp. iii-viii; text, pp. 1-331; Appendix, Title, 1 leaf; Preface, iii-v; 1 p. blank; text, pp. 1-34. Brown’s Enemsn POLITICSIN Emu VIRGINIAHrsronv (1901), makes quite elaborate bibliographic-historical mention in Chapter VI (p. 124),entitled Stith’s "History of Virginia,” 1747:— ’ “The press finally circumvented (so to speak) the opposition of the crown by worming its way into Virginia via Maryland. As early as 1727 William Parks had established a printing press at Annapolis, where he printed for the govem­ ments of Maryland and Virginia. He set up a printing press at Williamsburg, probably in 1729, and finally removed to that city to reside in 1736. He was the first legally employed printer in Virginia. “Stith’s History of Virginia,” which was issued from his press in 1747, was the first historical book published in Virginia, and related entirely to the formative period of 1606-1624. The Rev. William Stith was far better equipped with evidences on which to base his history than any previous Virginia historian had ever been; but owing to the long-continued purpose of the crown to obliterate the truth, he was very far from being fully equipped, even if he had taken the proper political view, and even if the press of the colony had not been virtually under the control of the royal government. It is very remarkable that in compiling his history, although he evidently_had access to the leading libraries in Virginia, he did not have the use of a single one of the contemporary prints published by the mana­ gers of the movement, the history of which he proposed to write, and it was not possible for him to understand the case properly without them. His chief published authorities were the histories of Smith and Purchas, which had pre­ viously been for so long the only authorities available to historians. He had none of the national official records in the premises; of Spain, ' France or the Netherlands, and but few of those of England, and he couldnot have understood the movement correctly without them. But some of the corporation records,— or rather copies of them, the originals having been confiscated by the Crown in 1624,—werenow being brought to light, and he had a good many of these rela­ tive to events after 1618;but only a fewof the records prior to that date, and it was not possible for him to write his history completelywithout them. He knew that several documents issued by the Virginia courts had been sent over by Sir George Yeardley, but he had the use of only one of them; and seems to have been under the mistaken idea that the “great charter” and the commission of 1618 for establishing the General Assembly in Virginia had not been issued until after the changes in the presiding officials of the corporation in 1619. He had, however, in manuscript complete copies of the following really important documents :— . The Royal Charter of April 20, 1606. The King's Instructions of Nov. 30,.1606. The Orders of the King’s Council, Dec. 20, 1606. The Advice of the King’s Council, Dec. 20, 1606. The King’s Ordinance and Constitution, March 19, 1607. The’First Charter to the Body Politic, June 2, 1609. The Second Charter to the Body Politic, March 22, 1612. 16 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

The Instructions of the Virginia.Court to Yeardley, November, 1618. The Instructions of the Virginia Court to Wyatt, August, 1621. ' The Ordinance and Constitution of the Body Politic, 1621. The copieswhich had been preserved in Virginia of the papers sent to England from the General Assembly of March, 1624, by Pountis in 1624, namely :— Their Answer to Johnson's Declaration. Their Answer to Butler's Unmasking. Their Petition to James 1. Their Letter to the Privy Council;enclosing,­ The Declaration of the Ancient Planters. Their Answer to Harvey's Propositions; and,—­

C>t#F5795F°E>. The Laws, Orders, etc., passed by them during the session of February and March, 1624. “And last, but not least,”———Thecopiesof the Acts of the General Courts of the Company (“The Seminary of Sedition”) in London, from the Quarter Court of May 8, 1619, to that of June 17, 1624. Next to the charters of 1609 and 1612, the copies of the records of the Vir­ ginia courts were the most important documents used by Stith. They covered the period from May, 1619,to June, 1624,but contain many references to prior dates, and Stith’s history of events from 1618to 1624is largely based on them. As Stith did not have a proper understanding of the case, he misunderstood the records in several particulars. The popular form of government had been instituted in Virginia during the administration of Sir Thomas Smith. The parties in the Company during the period coveredby these records had originated in disputes over business matters, and not over political rights; but it came to pass that Sir Thomas Smith’s party, in order to accomplish their business objects, catering to the national Court party, were finally willing to surrender their popular charter rights to the crown.” Evans’ AMERICANBrnmoonar-mt (1903-1910) contains two entries bearing upon the volume under consideration,—one upon the editions of 1747and the other upon those of 1753, as fol1ows:­ ‘Vol. 2 (1904), No. 6071,—— “STITH WILLIAM THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST SETTLEMENT AND DISCOVERY OF VIRGINIA, BEING AN ESSAY TOWARDS A GENERAL HISTORY OF THIS COLONY “ * “ [One line from] Virg. Williamsburg,Printed by William Parks M,DCC,XLVII, pp. viii, 331; v, 34. 8 v0. «Second Title, An Appendix to the first part of the History of Virginia, containing a Collec­ tion of such ancient charters or letters patent, as relate to that period of time, and are still extant in our publick officesin the capitol, or in other authentic papers and records. Williamsburg, Prknted by W. Parks, M,DCC,XLVII, p. v, 34. There are two editions bearing the date of this year. The first edition may be 'known by the poor quality of the paper ;* and by pages 257 to 303 being mis­ ‘Note that Cole, below, designates the edition on the poorer quality of paper as (2), while it is here stated that “the first edition may be known by the poor quality ’ of the paper.” BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE I 7

numbered 247 to 293.1’ This error was corrected in the secondWilliamsburg edition, which was not printed until about the year 1753,the date of the London edition. These two editions are identical with no other change than the title­ pages, and were both evidently printed at Williamsburg. The copies met with are printed on different qualities of paper, the signature with the wrong paging differing materially in quality both in the American editions and the supposed London edition. Henry Stevens notes as many as five varieties beingknown to him. The copy sold at the sale of the Brinley collection was evidently a mixed copy. Reprinted in New York in 1865.” Vol. 3 (1905), No. 7125,—­ “STITH, WILLIAM THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST DISCOVERY AND SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA * * “‘ [One line of Latin from] Virg. Virginia printed; London Re-printed for S. Birt in Ave-Mary-Lane, M,DCC,LIII, pp. viii, 331; v, 34. 8 v0. Second Title, AN APPENDIX To THE Fmsr PART 013'THE HISTORY or VIRGINIA. CONTAIN­ lgj ING A CoI.LEcTIoN or Sucn ANcIENT CHARTERS on LETrERs PATENT, As RELATE To THAT PERIOD or TIME, AND ARE STILL EXTANT IN OUR PUB­ LICK OFFICES IN THE CAPITOL, on IN OTHER AUTi=iENTIcPAPERS on Rnconns. Virginia, Printed. London,Reprintedfor S. Birt in Ave-Mary-Lane,M,DCC,LIII, pp. v, 34. This imprint is given place from the fact that no doubt can exist, after a comparison of editions, that the body of this work is the first impression, before the error in paging was corrected in the Williamsburg edition of 1747, with a change of title-page, probably printed in England, only. The peculiarities of paper and paging are the same as noted in the Americanprinted edition of 1747." Cole’s——ACATALOGUE or Booxs RELATING To * * * AMERICA (1907), Vol. IV, No. 963, contains the following concerning the volume under consideration:­ “STITH, WILLIAM (b. 1689, d. 1755). THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST DISCOVERY AND SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA, WILLIAMSBURG, William Parks, 1747. 8vo. First Edition. Collation by Signatures: A 4 leaves; B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, X, Y, Z, each 8 leaves; Aa to Dd, each 4 leaves (the last blank and genuine); total 196 numbered leaves. Leaves C3, I4, L3, and L4 have no signature-marks. Collation by Pagination: [title as reproduced*; See No. 963], p. [i];——[blank], p. [ii];—THE PREFACE [dated] Varina, Dec. 10, 1746, pp. iii—viii;—[text, with heading] THE HISTORY of VIRGINIA, pp. 1-331; [blank], p. [332l [Title-page] AN APPENDIX TO THE First Part of the HISTORY of VIR­ GINIA: containing A Collection of such Ancient Charters or Letters Patent, as relate to that Period of Time, and are still extant in our publick Officesin the [The present writer has found, in the editions designated as (i), (iii) and (v) in table “A” of the Preface, that pages 257 to 341 are misnumbered 247 to 331; while in (ii) pages 305 to 341 are misnumbered 295 to 331; nor has he seen the error in pagination, here noted, in any of the texts examined. ‘Cole contains a.fac-similereproduction.­ 18 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Capitol, or in other authentic Papers and Records. WILLIAMSBURG: Printed by William Parks M, DCC, XLVII, p. [i];———[b1ank,lp.[ii];——THE PREFACE, pp. n1—v.;—[blankl,p. [vi];-[text, with heading] No. 1. K. James I’s Letters Patent to Sir Thomas Gates, Sir George Somers, and others, for two several Colonies and Plantations, to be made in Virginia, and other Parts and Territories of America. Dated April 10, 1606, pp. 1-34. Page 104is wrongly numbered 410; the numbers 247-256 are repeated in the pagination; and 323 is 333. CONDITION: Size of leaf 7 7-8 x 4 5-16 inches. Bound in red levant morocco, gilt edges; by Pratt. There were two editions printed at Williamsburg in 1747,with the title-pages reading alike, but with the text printed from the same type readjusted. For convenience of description, but without any attempt to decide as to their priority, we shall designate them as (1), the edition here described, and (2). Edition (2) was printed on poorer paper than (1)’[and had sheets X of the text, ' and Cc, Dd, and sometimes Aa, of the Appendix badly discolored. Differences occur on almost every leaf; the following ending of lines will, however, serve to distinguish between the two editions,—those of two being in parentheses. Page 3, line 16 ends “Service of” (“Service”); p. 33, line 3, “for” (“for the”); p. 61, line I, “ordered” (“ordered Cap—~”);p. 91, line 3, “the” (“the King”); p. 123, line 2, “Go—” (“Govern—”); p. 147, line 5, “Joy” (“Joy and”); p. 169, line 8, “and” (“and ar——”);p.197, line 11, “they” (“they en—”); p. 249, line 11, “so” (“so near”); p. 311, line 23, “remain” (“House re—-”); p. 329, line 34, “the Com—” (“of the”); Appendix, p. 4, line 38, “such Me--” (“of such”); p. 17, line 1, “Succes—” (“Sue-—”); the numbers 247—256repeated in the pagination (295-304 repeated). ' As pointed out by Turnbull in the Brinley Catalogue, p. 23, has no signature­ mark (is marked C3); D. 119 has no signature—mark (is marked I4); p. 308 has single rule over note (has none); p. 27 has single rule over note (has none). K~_:._--_,.,,.4 In the Lenox Library there are two copieslike the one here described and two of edition (2). There is also in the Lenox Library a London Edition (with both title-pages) dated 1753,which is only the Williamsburg edition (2) with substi- tuted title-pages. It is possible that copies of edition (1) may also be found ­ with the London title-pages. It is possible that copies of edition (1) may also be found with the London tit1e—pages. The work brings the history of Virginia down only to 1624. The early A charters contained in the Appendix give the work its chief value at the present day. The author had the use of the Collingwood transcript of the records of the Virginia Company. Notwithstanding his diffusenessand lack of literary style, he has become ahigh authority to later writers. OTHERCOPIES: British Museum (2); John Carter Brown; Lenox (2); and Historical Society of Pennsylvania Libraries. REFERENCES: Evans, American Bibliography, 2, No. 6071; Winsor, 3, 165; Hildeburne, Charlemagne Tower Collection, p. 294, No. 76; Brinley, Cata­ logue, 2, No. 3796; Stevens, Nuggets, 2, No. 2620; Field, Indian Bibliography, No. 1502; Menzies, Catalogue, No. 1916. fsee Note under Evans. above. ABBREVIATIONS

A ...... Appendix. adv...... adventurer, or adventurers. agst ...... against. Appams . .Appamatocks. Ar ...... Captain Samuel Argall. B...... Captain Nathaniel Butler. Berms...... Bermuda Islands. B. N...... Bib1iograph.ical Note. Br ...... Ca.ptain Edward Brewster. Buck ...... Marquis of Buckingham. burg ...... burgess, or burgesses. C ...... Council. Cavend ...... Lord Cavendish. C. for Va . .King’s Council for Virginia. Cks...... Chickah0min.ies. Co ...... Virg;inia Company of London. cols ...... colonists, or settlers. com ...... committee, or commission. commr...... eommissioner. C. of S...... Council of State. C. of . . . . .CouncilofWar. D ...... Lord Delaware. Eng...... England, or English. exped ...... expedition. Ga ...... Sir Thomas Gates. G. A...... General Assembly. G. & C...... Governor and Council. Gilb ...... Sir Humphrey Gilbert. Gos...... Captain Anthony Gosnold. H. B...... Houseof Burgesses. H...... HouseofCommons. Inds ...... Indians. Infrm ...... Infor1nation. Jast ...... Jamestown. L. P ...... letters patent. M ...... Captain John Martin. Mas ...... Massacre of 1622. ­ member V. C. . .member of the Virginia Company;-an a.dventurer,—grantee of a. charter. N ...... Captain Christopher Newport. Nsds ...... Nansamonds. O ...... Opechancanough. Op ...... Opitchapan. P ...... Powhata.n. P. C...... Privy Council, or Lords of the Privy Council. 20 ABBREVIATIONS

pet ...... petition. Po ...... Poca.hontas. proc ...... proc1a.ma.tion. R ...... Sir Walter Raleigh. S...... Captain John Smith. S. I ...... Somers Islands. S. I. C ...... Some1-s Islands Company. S0 ...... Ca.ptain George Somers. Spans ...... Spain, or Spaniards. ST ...... S1r Thomas Smith. Sth ...... Earl of Southampton. tob ...... tobacco. V. C ...... Virginia, Company (adventurer). . Wa...... Earl of Warwick. W. I. C...... West India. Co. Y ...... Sir George Yeardley. BULLETIN

OF THE VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY (Issued Quarterly)

VoL. 5. JANUARY, 1912. No. 1.

A COMPLETE INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA BY MORGAN POITIAUX ROBINSON

dmirableOn account to place of here the thisconflicting key to the errors combination of pagination,’ referencesw as fulliich set appear forth in in the the Preface, followingpages, it has seemed along with oneor two illustrating examples.as it is impossibleto usethe index intelligently without understand­ ing this key:— (a) If the student has (i)1'.(iii)1'or (v)T.he should use the single number given, or the parenthetical number L combination references; being careful, however, that if any of pp. 247-256(inclusive) appear in the parentheses. they are the secondand not the first pagesof these numbers which occurin the text of these editions. (b) If the student has (ii)1'. he should use the single number given, or the first number of any combination 1 ' rence up to and including p. 304;after p. 304,he should use the parenthetical number of ._ALLcombinationreferences; likewise being careful, however, that if any of pp. 295-304(inclusive) appear in parentheses, they are the secondand not the first pages of these numbers which occur in the text of these editions. For example: _ ADVENTURERS, increase of______.2s2 (272). _ _ This will be found on p. 272of (i), (iii) and (V),and on p. 282of the other editions. _ ADVENTURERS, interests of. preserved, 303-4 (293-4). _ _ This will be found on pp. 293-4of (i), (iii) and (v). and on pp. 303-4of the other two editions. ‘ ADVENTURERS, summoned...... -.305 (295). __ This is found on p. 295of (i), (iii) and (V),and on the secondp. 295of the other two editions. ‘No attention has been paid in the referencesto the isolated error of 410for page 104:nor to that of 223 for 323,but the combination references to this latter page are 333(323)as though there were no error. 1The Preface explains the editions indicated by these numbers. A Accounts. Quest-house call for Abbot. Mr. Auditor ...... 275 (265) 309 (291) Abbot, Maurice. Auditor Acorns. Food of Starving Time. .117 274-5 (264-5) Foodfor Indians...... 87 Candidate of King ...... 230 Acquittanoes. Granted Sandys, Connections 0! ...... 179 etc., ...... 299 (289) Defends ST’s accounts ...... Acts (see also "Acts of Assem­ 274-5 (264-5) bly). Election of, opposed. . . . .179 Not to prejudice Charters.A 31-2 {Little known. of ...... 179 Acts of Assembly (see also Nominated Treasurer ...... 178 “Acts"). Abbot, Sergeant Jeffrey. Council can annul ...... 160 racy of Acts of Council. Basis of Form Volunteers, but does nothing.10O 326-7 (316-7) Abbott. Dr. Geo. Archbishop of Meaning mistaken. . . . .306 (296) Canterbury ...... 179 Relative of Maurice Abbot. .179 Three, to ,be pub1ished.307 (297) Accomack. Indian town...... 62 Admiral. Gilbert sent as...... 75 Year-dley on way to ...... 236 Mansel. against Algerines. . 84 Aocomacks. Colonists aided by. . 62 Somers ...... 101 22 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Title, assumed ...... houses,” “Cape Merchant," Admiral of New England. Smith “Magazines” ). Company to control all to­ has empty title of ...... 137 bacco 248 Admiral of Virginia. Argall. . . . 145 King to contribute to ...... 248 Argall oversteps powers of. .150 Ahab. Story of, and Naboth...137 Admiral-ship. Distress of ...... 113 Alba-Reg-alis. Smith in siege of.109 Adult‘-ery. Punishment for..38, 41-2 Albemarle Sound. Explored by Tendencies, punished. .332 (322) settlers ...... 13 Adventure of the Purse. Great Owned by Weopomeokes. . . . 14 Shares granted on ...... 139-0 Referred to ...... , 10 Adventurers (see also “Virginia Roanoke Island in ...... 10, 13 Company,——members” ). Answer of ...... 293 (283) Alcocke, Thomas. Member V. C.A 13 Argall Fac. opposed by. . . .186-7 Algerines. Argall goes against. . 186 Bennet the most consider­ Expedition against, fai1ure.184-5 able ...... 199 -Gondomar goes against. . . . .184 Charters granted to. . . . .A 1-34 Algiers. Expedition against pi­ Costs not to be on....309 (299) rates of ...... 184-6 Devon,—-those from ...... A 2 Alive. See “Co1onists,-—alive.” Discontent of, increase ...... 151 Allegator River, N. C. Referred 24 Discouraged by bad reports. 174-5 to ...... Discouraged by discord. . . . . Allegiance (see also “Oath of Alle­ 261-2 (251-2) giance," “Oath of Supremacy"). Discouraged by false advices. 81 Maintenance or, provided...... 37 Discouraged by P. C...306 (296) Allegiance, Oath of. See “Oath of Discouraged, wish to with­ Allegiance.” draw ...... 121 Allen, Edward. Member V. C.. .A 13 Expulsion of...... A 27 Allen, John (Fishmonger). Mem­ Increase of. .282 (272), 335 (325) ber V. C ...... A 14 Index of, to be published. . . . . 175 Allen, Thomas (Grocer). Member Interests of, preserved ...... V‘. C ...... A 303-4 (293-4) Amalfi, Naples. Referred to.... 2 Lands granted to ...... 197 Ambassadors. Chickahominies Largest, Bennet the ...... 199 send to Dale ...... Majority agst. Argall Faction Hamer sent as, to P ...... 133-4 186-7 Indians send, with offerings.. 80 Menacing order to. . . .314 (304) Roe, to Great Mogul ...... 178-9 Names of...... A 1, 9-14, 25 Smith (T), to Russia ...... 42 Names of, vary ...... A 10 note Spanish, compounds with Ar. . 150 New, on equality with old..A 22 Amber-grease. Disposition of. . . . 228 Number in Co...... 286 (276) Embezzled ...... 127, 288 Number in England ...... 202 Finder of, taken by Indians. .241 Number in S. I. C‘...... 249 Finders of, deprived of. .127, 228 Number of (relative). .282 (272) Found on S. I...... 119-0 Oppose Ar. Faction ...... 186-7 Ambuscades (see also “Am­ Oppose illegal meetings. . . . . bushes"). 339 (329) Corn not grown for fear of Powers granted ...... affording ...... A 2-8, 8-22, 23-32 Indians make ...... 7, 62, 65, 95 Record of, to be kept. . . . .A 22 Ind-ians try to get S. in ...... 95 Refuse to pay ...... 294 (284) Smith caught in ...... 69 Rights of, secured. . . .326"(316) Southampton the chief ...... 172 Smith prepares, for Germans.99-0 Subscriptions volunteered by.197 Ambushes (see also “Am­ summoned . . . . .,. . . . . 305 (295) buscades” ). Trade kept in hands 01. . . .170-1 Smith in, in Rappahannock Troubles do not discourage. . Creek ...... 69 276 (266) America (see also “America, Dis­ Advices. False, sent to England. . 81 covery of"). Africa. European ignorance as Colonists favour royal rule to ...... in ...... 339-0 (329-0) Portuguese territory in. . . . 2-3, 3 Colonists favourable to Co. . . . Smith goes to ...... 111 339 (329) Agents (see also “Factors,” “Store­ Constitution diffused in ...... 161 BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 23

Disappointment at lack of gold Commissioners offended by. . 327 (317) Gondomarin ...... fears another Eng. — Commissioners to G. A...... land in p...... 247 327-8 (317-8) Hanno makes voyage to ...... Commodities,—-as to ...... 201-2 Mentioned. .A 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 15, 23 Company from G. and C ...... O1dmixon’s “British Empire 242, 242-3, 291-2 (281-2) in,” criticised ...... 33-4 Company from M ...... 223-4 Ralegh’s adventures in ...... 125 Company on tob ...... 246 Smith embarks for ...... 111 Company ordered to make. . . . Somers -arrives in ...... 113-4 305-6 (295—6) America, Discovery of (see also Company to B. Intrm ...... "America.” ). 290-7 (280-7) Cabot's efforts for Company to Dixon ...... 226 Columbus accomplishes . . . . . 3 Company to Johnson ...... Efforts for ...... 3-11 292-7 (282-7) Gilbert's efforts for ...... 3—8 Company to Kemp ...... 227 Greenvil’s efforts for ...... 12-3 Company to Ld. H. Treas. . . .246 Letters Patent for ...... 3-6 Company to Martin ...... 223-4 Ra1egh’s efforts for ...... 8-11 Company to P. C...... Ralegh gets Letters Patent 272 (262), 304-5 (294-5) for Dale from P ...... 136 Seneca predicts Declaration from Johnson. . . . Uncertainty concerning 315-7 (305-7) Amidas. Captain, Philip. Deputy to Wrote . . . . .257 (247) mands under Ralegh ...... 8 Deputy Treas. to King Explores Occam River. . . . .10-1 , 305-6 -6) Greenvil leaves ...... 12-3 Dixon from Co ...... 226 Indians receive Farrar, J., to P. C....272 (262) Mentioned Farrar, J., to Wrote ...... 256 Ammunition (see also “Arms," Farrar, N.. to P. C. . . . .303 (293) “Firearms." “Guns," "Powder," Full, to be given to grievances “Ordnance." etc.). 333 (323) Provision for ...... 234 General As. from Commrs. . . . Supply exhausted ...... 149 . 327-8 (317-8) Amm-oleck(prisoner). Indians re­ General As. to B. Infrm. . . . . ceive well ‘ 292 (282), 296-7 (286-7), Says good word for Eng.... 317-26 (307-16), 322 (312) Amsterdam. Governor of, resists General As. to Commrs. . . . . Am...... 133 327 (317), 328 (318) West India Company of, set­ General As. to Johnson ...... tles Hudson 1 314-7 (304-7) Ancients. Of 0. excuse intrusion. 92 General As. to “Unmasked Andrews,John the Elder, Doctor of Face” ...... 317-26 (307-16) Cambridge. Member V. C. . . .A 13 Governor to B...... 317 (307) Andrews. John the Younger, of Governor to B. Infrm...... Cambridge. Member V. C’.. . .A 13 292 (282), 296-7 (286-7), 317-26 (307-16) Andrews, Nicholas. Member V. C..A 12 Governor and C. to Co...... Answers. Adventurers make. . . . . 242, 242-3, 291-2 (281-2) 293 (283) Johnson from Co. . .292-7 (282-7) Brooke to P. C...... 272 (262) Johnson from G. A...... Butler from. G-ovnr. . . . .317 (307) 314-7 (304-7) Butler Infrm. from Co. Johnson to Declaration 290-7 (280-7) 315-7 (305-7) Butler Infrm. from G. A. . . . . Kemp from Co ...... 227 292 (282), 296-7 (286-7), King from Dep. Treas...... 317-26 (3o7—1s), 322 (312) 305-6 (296-6) Cavendish to P. C. ....272 (262) Lord H. Treas. from S. I. C. Cavendish to vindication. . . . 246-8 284-8 (274-8) Martin from Co ...... 223-4 Cavendish to Wrote ...... 256 Martin to Co ...... 223-4 Charges and replies to...... Offends Commrs...... 327 (317) 285-6 (275-6) Powhatan to Dale ...... 135 Commissioners from G. A. . . . Privy Council displeased at. . . 327 (317), 328 (318) ‘ 305-6 (295-6) 24 INDEX TO STITHVS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Privy Council from Brooke.. Stolen by prospective cols..A 29 272 (262) To be sent ...... 197 Privy Council from Cavend. . Transportation or, provided. .A 6 272 (262) Appeals (At Law). Provided in Privy Council from Co. . . . two cases ...... 330 (320) 272 (262), 304-5 (294-5) Apprentices. Boys and girls to be Privy Council from Farrar, J., sent as ...... 165, 197 272 (262) Eagerness of cols. for ...... 183 Privy Council from Farrar N.. Encouraged ...... 185 ' 303 (293) Importation or, provided. . . . 165 Sandys to P. C...... 272 (262) Aquascogoc. Indians of, “slay Sandysto Wrote ...... 256 cols...... signers of..317 (307), 322 (312) Aqua-Vitae“ .Embezz1ed by Wing­ Somers from S. I. C...... 228 Ifleld ...... Miracle performed with . 96 SomersTreas I. Co...... 246-8 to Ld. H. Arcadia. Argall sent agst. French Somers Is. Co. to Somers. . . .228 of ...... 132-3 Tobacco ...... 285-6 (275-6) Beverley tells of exped. to. . .154 Tobacco,—-C‘o., on ...... 246 St. Juan River probably same Tobacco charges.—-as to...... as Sagadahock 75 285-6 (275-6) Arch-Bishop of Canterbury. Ab­ "Unmasked Face" from G. A., bot ...... 179 317-26 (307-16) Bancroft ...... 76 Vindication from Cavend. . . . Dies ...... 76 284-8 (274-8) Member V. C. and privileges, Wrote from Cavend...... 56 etc...... A'25 Wrote from Dep...... 257 (247) Whitgift ...... 76 Wrote from Farrar, J ...... 256 Archer, Captain Gabriel. Blamed Anthony, Charles (Goldsmith). by ...... 83 Member V. C...... A11 Imprisoned ...... 104 Anthony, Dr. On committee to es­ Jamestown,—settler at ...... 46 tablish college ...... 1 Member V. C...... A 11 Antimony (Probably). Mine work­ R-atcliffe and, to abandon col­ ed by Indians ...... 65 on ...... 50 Newp-ort sends, home for as­ Returns to Va. (1609) . . 102 65 Sent home ...... 60 ' say ...... Trouble-maker in colony. .102-3 Antwerp, Peter Jacobson of. Mem­ Admiral. . 145 ber V. C...... A 3 Argall, Capt. Samuel. Apothecarles. Tobeused, Admirality taken from...... 17! tillation .. 195 Advice as to supplies ...... 148-9 tock. Powhatan‘: heredi­ Aids and abets Martin. . . . 221-2 tarydomain .,...... 5d Affairs of. affected by sick­ Appamatocks (see also “Appama­ ness ...... tox"). Arrives at Jast, ...... Commission to go 21331:..313 (303) Assigns goods to prevent con­ Dale takes revenge on. .124 flsc...... 154 Town of the, named "New Bad management of ...... 176 Bermudas" ...... 124-5 Berry granted land by...... 226 Beverley describes exped. of. .154 Anpamatox (see also “Appama­ Brewster condemned by. . . . .153 tocks"). Brewster exposes tyranny of. 153 Smith discovers people ot.. 84 Brewster forced by, to give oath ...... 153 Axsipamatox,...... Queen of. Waits on .. 35 Appamntox River. Simiih discov­ Brewster to be spared by. . . .153 ers ...... Butler as bad’ as ...... 243 Apparel (see also “Attire”). Butler escape same as that 01.243 Burned at Jast...... 59 Captures Dutch colony on Captured from French. . . .132-3 Hudson 1 Change of, desired by Ger­ Captures ships of French. . . . 133 mans ...... 90 Charges agst, sent to D. . . .151 Excess forbidden ...... 194 Chickahominies c o n -cl u d e Much for coronation of P. .78-9 -peace with ...... 130-1 Purchase of, possible ...... 200 Commission to inVestig‘., does Silk, worn only by certain nloithing ...... 19 ones ...... 194 Complains of M.’s Patent. . . .219 Smith leaves ...... ‘Complains to 0. about Cks. .149 3. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 25

Conditions at Jast. descrlb. by Proofs. agst., conveyed by 3 137, 297 (287) Pory ...... 190 5 Confirmation of titles under. .157 Prosecution of, hastens disso­ { Confiscation of goods prevent- lution of Co ...... 186 ed ...... 154 Protégé of Lord Rich ...... 145 jg Corn secured by... .118, 127, 147 Punishment evaded by ...... 186 $1 Crops suppressed by. . . .295 (285) Rapines or, require confirm. T;-_ Damage done by ...... 255 of titles ...... 157 v3 Defeated for Gov. . . .334 (324) Reports colony in good condi­ Deputy Governor ...... 145 tziovn ...... 137 ‘§‘. Dep. GoV.,——title of,———scorned Reprimanded by C. for Va. . .150 ' . by ...... Ro1fe’s subservience to ...... 157 Desires to surrender charters. Ruins lands of Co...... 159 ,3‘ 304 (294) Sails to West Indies ...... 120-1 1»; DespotioDixon granted authority land given. by ...... 226. . 145Sandys Saved by forbears conspiracy to offend. of War­ . .164 Dutch captured by ...... 133 wick ...... 157 Edicts issued by ...... 147-8 Scorns title or Dep. Gov. . . .150 Escapes punishment ...... 186 Sent after Fr. in Arcadia. .132—3 Exceeds authority for M. .220-1 Smith gives wrong idea of. .iv-v Expedition 01’, described by Smith's account of, criticised. iv Beverley ...... 154 Spilman boy found by ...... 118 Extortions doubled ...... 151 Starts to Berms. for supplies.118 Extortions of, to be paid. . . . .151 Subscribes Johnson’s Declara­ Faction of, and Smith (T). .186-7 tion ...... 311 (301) , Fraudulent grants to. . . .157, 189 Subservience of Rolfe to. . . .157 '3 Goes to Eng. with account of Supplies advised by ...... 148-9 conds...... 100 Suspected of strife against .5 Goods or, seized ...... 151 C0. . ------~- - --229 l. Goods of, sequestered ...... 151 Suspended as Admiral ...... 174 i Government of ...... iv Titles under. need eonfirm- -157 '3 - Governor, arrives in colony. .146 Tobacco edict issued by. . . .147-8 , “Grand instrument of rapine” Tobacco crop favoured by. -­ 297 (287) 295 (285) ,4 Grants land to Dixon & Berry.226 Trades for corn. . . .118, 127, 147 Grants to, fraudulent ....157, 189 Tyranny of. exposed by Br--153 ‘”~ Illegal acts grants charged to . . .to. . . ..157, . 302 (292) 189Vexes Villification colony of all Virginia possible. by.174-5 . . . 219 Iniquity of,—why G. A. grant- Virginia vexed and retarded ed ...... 182 by - . - . ------186. 219 Jamestown, conds. at, describ. Virginia Villifled by ------174-5 by ...... 137, 287 (297) Warwick incensed at ...... 158 Joins ST. to retard colony. .186 Warwick keeps, Dosied ------154 Kettle offered Po. by ...... 12s Warwick tries to protect----193 Kinsman of 5,T., Treasurer. .100 Warwick unable to save . . . .157 K-nirghted, 1623 ...... 276 (266) Wine trade by, connived at. .100 Land granted by, to Dixon Yeardley t0 press charges & Berry ...... 226 gainst ...... 154, 157 Lands of ‘Co. ruined by ...... 159 Yeardley’s attitude to govern­ Leaves for England ...... 157 ment of ...... 242 vi; Martin aided and abetted by. Argall-Smith (T) Faction. Mem­ ‘ 221-2 bers ...... 186-7 ',_ Martin's Patent vexes ...... 219 Opposition to ------«- - - --137 ~. Member C. of W. agst. Alge- Armorers. The company 01- Mem­ ‘{ rines ...... 184 ber V. C...... A 14 1 Murder not punished by ...... Armour. Collection of. . . .A 4-5 ., 295 (285) Pearl offered for suit of...... 10 \ Oath extracted from Br. by. .153 Powder dried -on ...... 96 :. Outrages and oppressions of Transportation of....A 18-9, 28

Hawcooaoawmesa-amp.cwzszw-puny-»..u.-..fi-...... -“ ' 149-0 Arms (see also "Ammuni-fion,” " Peace with Cks. concluded "Firearms ” “Flrelocks.” “Ord­ V by ...... 130-1 nance,” Cannon," “Swords,” Peonage practiced by ...... 226 "Bow and Arrow," "Muskets,” Peirsey made Vice-Adm. by. .174 “Guns,” e-tc.). Pory conveys proofs agst. . . .190 Carter steals ...... 120 Powell left Dep. Gov. by. . . .157 Coats of mail given colony. . .233 kbiokoo"-A 26 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Collecting of, authorised..A 4-5 Number to reside in Eng... Colonists prepare to use ...... 11 303-4 (293-4) Commissioners’ author. over.. Objection to ...... 324 (314) 327-8 (317-8) Assyrian References. In Ra.legh's Gilbert prepares to use 6 Hzlstlory ...... 137 Indian ...... 49 Atheism. Corbet collects testi­ Indians get, by trade ...... 94 mony as to ...... 20 Indians promise to restore. .242 Corbet denies there was any. . 20 King gives, to colony. . . . 232-3 Explanation of charges of. . 20 Lord St. John of Basing gives.233 Unjust charges against R. and Marshal to have charge of. .169 H-alrriot ...... 20 Newce to take charge of. . . .189 Atheist. I-Iarriot branded as. . . . 20 Powhatan’s desire for ...... 86 Ralegh branded as ...... 20 Sent over ...... 234 Atkinson, William. Member V. C.. Smith declines to give, to P.. 86 A 11-2 Smith describes to Indians. . 52 Atlantflck Islands. Plato’s Fable Smith leaves at Jast., 1609. . .107 of, referred to ...... Smith throws away and sur­ Attire (see also “Apparel"). renders ...... 51 Description of, o-f S_usquesa.­ Stolen ...... 90, 120 hanocks ...... 68 Traded to Indians ...... 94 Attorney General. Opinion of, in Supply of, for defence ...... Jacob case ...... 169 ' 312 (302) Prosecutes quo Warranto Supply of, never large. .316 (306) against Co...... 308 (298) V0116? Of. sign of good will. . 73 Aucher, Anthony, Esqr. (See also Arrest. Burgesses not subject to, name below.) Member V. C.. .A 11 when ...... 330 (320) Aucher, Sir Anthony, Knt. (See al­ Arrivals. See “Colonists,——arrive" so name above.) Member V. Arrohattock. Powha.tan's heredi­ C...... A 10 tary domain ...... Audit. Records show, of ST. books Arrows. See “Bows and Arrows." false ...... 275 (265) Arsecks. Of Eastern Shore, char­ Auditors. , acteristics of ...... Abbot (265) Arthur, Iiegend or. Referred to. .1-2 Approve- books of ST...... 177 Ar-'lilcles (Charges). Against G. & Davers ...... 274-5 (264-5) C.. but not pushed ...... 333 (323) Duties of ...... 275 (265) Articles (Laws) (see also “Or­ Examine accounts . . . .299 (289) ders.” “Instruction‘s" ). Elected for lotteries ...... A 31 Establishing King’s Council. Keightly ...... 274—6 (264-5) 36-41 Sandys. George ...274-5 (264-6) Passed by G. A. of 1624 ...... Unable to balance accounts.. . 328-32 (318-22) 275 (265), 276 (266) Articles (Religious). As to Wroth . . . . - - ...... 274-5 (264-5) churches, 1624...... 328-9 (318-9) Augustan Age. Writers of, praised.vii Artiflcers. Break contracts to go Austria. Palatine of Rhine sup­ toVa...... A29 ported against ...... 205 Artisans. See name each trade. War declared against House Arundel, Lord. Weymouth sent by of ...... 338 (328) to discover Va...... 33 Axes. Stolen by Newport ...... 81 Arundel, Mr. Conducts hostage to Used against Indians ...... 81 the main Azores. Battle off the ...... 28-9 7 B ...... -...... Babylonian References. In Ra­ legh’s History ...... 137 Member Bache, George (Fishmonger)...... A Member V. 'C...... A 13 Asia. European ignorance of . . . . 2 Bachelor of Divinity. Crenshaw, Askew, James. Member V. C. .A William ...... A, 11 Assembly. See “General Assem­ Member V. C...... A 11 bly." Bacon. Sir Francis, Knt. Member Assistants to Governor. (See also 0. for Va...... A 16 “Council of Twelve”). Member V. C...... A 10 Election of ...... 304 (294) Badger, John. Member V. C.. .A 12 Governor and, to reside in Bagg, James, Knt. (of Plimouth). Eng...... 3o3-4 (2934) Member C. for Va...... 36 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 27

Barnars, Anthony, Esqr. Member Bagnall, Anthony (Surgeon). A cape of ...... 74 Bags. Indians use for antimony. . Bailee, Captain, Sollicitor of Som­ ber V. . A ers. Damage done by ...... 255 Barnes, William. Member V. C., Baker, John. Member V. C. ..A 12 A 11 Baldwin. Mr. Hamer escapes to. .213 Barns. Built ...... 312 (302) Participated in Mas ...... 212 Barnstable. Bark from, rescues Baltimore, Lord. Grant to ...... 74 B. 2 Bancroft, Richard. Arch-bishop Baron, of Cant. C...... A 12 ‘Characteristics and aims ...... 76 Barret, Mr. (Master Shipwright). Banditti. See “Pirates." Banister, Richard galled “Captain Barwick” by22 Member V. C. 11 Bankrupts. Encouraged by M. . . .224 Bax-wick, Captain. Name given Mr. Banks, John. Member V. C....A 11 Barret by S...... 2 (Cutler). Member Bashabes (Chief Lords of Indians). 3 Weylnouth trades With...... 34 Powhatan entertains Basing, Lord St. John of. Gives coats of mail to colonists ...... 233 English at ...... Basketmakers. The Company of. Barbary. Smith's travels in. . . . 111 Member V. C...... A 14 Barber, Mr. On committee to at­ Baskets (see also “Baskets tend Commrs...... 301 (291) Corn"). Barber, M.r. Gabriel. Character Indians bring large of ...... 216 Educational bequest of ...... 216 Supplies traded for ...... 81 Barber, Thomas (Merchant). Baskets of Corn (see also “Bas­ Member V. C...... A 11 kets”). Barber-Chirurgeons. The Company Indians have of. Member V. C...... A 14 Nandsamonds refuse to give. 84 Bardwell, William. Member V. C., Peace -offering 74 A 12 To be contested for ...... 91-2 Barge (Discovery) (see also “Dis­ Valued exhorbitantly ...... 86 covery”). Bason and Ewer. Brought to P. 77 Arrival -of, saves Ratcliffe. . 66 Presented to P ...... 78 Gets corn from Cks. 8 0 Bateman, Mr. Candidate for Dep. Sails to raid P ...... 85 Treas. 230 Barges (see also name above and Chosen from King's candidates “Vessels," etc.). to go in election ...... 230 Built in colony ...... 312 (302) Votes received by ...... 230 Few available ...... 317 (30 7) Fittedfortrip...... 84 Bateman, Robert. Member V. C.,A 12 Sail to raid P. Bath and Wells, James, Bishop of. Sent for supplies Member C. of Va. A 16 Barker, Mr. Speech ~01, on ‘Con­ Bath and Wells, Montague, Lord Bishop of. Member V. C...... A 9 (Shoemaker). Bathori, Sig-ismoncl.Duke of Tran­ C...... A sylvania ' 109 “Vessels” ). Baths. Mevis in W. Indies famous Few available ...... 317 (307) for 120-1 Fish for 9 Bathurst, Timothy (Grocer). Mem­ Germans try to seize ...... ber V, C. A Newport tries to freight with corn 77 Baéhurst, Thomas. Portuguese sent out sma1l..2, 3 Bayard, Col. Trial of Sail to raid P. 85 Bayley, Thomas (Vintner). Mem­ Sent for supplies ber V. C...... A 13 Slothful Warned agst. stealing‘. 85 Bay of Fundj. Argall sent agst. French in ...... 132-3 Barley. Grows rapidly on N. E. Places near, named ...... 136-7 coast ...... Planted by settlers ...... 31, Beadle, Gabriel. Success as woods­ Ration of, at Jast...... 47 man 7 Barlow, Captain (also a Land Ofli­ Beads. Blue, bring large price.. cer). Commands Vessel under Chain of, presented to Ind. wo­ Ralegh 28 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Chain of white ...... 58, 68 Corn promised for ...... 84 Benson, Nicholas. Member V. C..A 1 2 Embroidery of white ...... 58 Benson, Peter. Member V. C. .A 12 English to provide Inds. with. . 73 Bentley. Employed to reclaim the Furnace to make ...... 198 Germans ...... 99 Givenm0...... 141 Traitorous behavior of ...... Japezaws returns, sent him. .237 Bents, Alexander. Member V. C., Offered to Inds...... 49, 52 A Offered to P. for daughter. . 135 Bequests (see also "Gifts,” "Pres­ Paid as tribute ...... 54 ents"). Powhatan promises corn for. . 84 Southampton Hundred Roa.noke,—a. kind of ...... 63 part Sent -to Japazaws ...... 237 Berlock, Mr. On committee to at­ Smith sends, to O ...... 59 tend Commrs...... 301 (291) Smith to make for Po...... 55 Berkeley (Plantation). Mr. Thorpe Beale, Edward (Grocer). Mem­ lived at ...... 208 ber V. C...... A 13 Berkeley, Edward, Gent. Mem­ Bears. Abundance ...... 64 berV.C...... A13 Flesh of, given by Inds.... 65 Berkeley, George. Member V. C., Skin of (painted) given S.. 68 A 12 Skins of, used as clothes. . . . . 68 Berkeley, John (see also name be­ Beasts (see also “Cattle,” “Horses,” low). Ironworker, sent over. .193 etc.). Berkeley, Mr. John (see also name Authority to transport. . . .A 28 above). Suipplies stolen by N. traded Ironworker, sent over ...... 193 for ...... 81 Member C. of S ...... A 33' Bed (see also “Bedding," “Bed­ Puts ironworks in “so good a stead”). forwardness” ...... 218 Brought to Powhatan ...... 77 Slain in Mas...... 218 Of mats ...... 68 Berkeley, Maurice. -Son of John, Presented to P...... 78 sent over ...... 193 Bedding (see also “Bed,” “Bed­ Berkeley. Sir Maurice, Knt. (see stead"). also “Berkeley, Sir M.or1*is,‘" Burned at Jamestown ...... 69 Knt.). Bedlord, Edward, Earl of. Mem­ Member C. in Va...... A 16 ber Co. and to enjoy privileges, MemberV. C...... A 9 etc...... A 25 Berkeley, Sir Morris, Km; (see also Bedstead (see also "Bed,” "Bed­ “Berkeley, Sir Maurice, Knt."). stead”). Member ‘C. for Va...... 36 PresentedtoP.Brought to Powhatan ...... 7877 Berkeley,berV.C. Sir Thomas, ..... Knt. Mem­ 9 Berkeley. William (see also name Beedle, Gabriel. Member V. C.,A 12 below). Beedle, John. Member V. C. . .A 12 Member V. C...... A 12 Beef. Embezzled ‘by Wingfleld. . . 48 Berkeley, William (see also name Stolen by B ...... 321 above). Member V. C ...... A 13 Behethland, Mr. Trades at Pa­ Bermuda (Girl). Girl born in munkey ...... 9 ‘Benns...... 116 Bell, Mr. Delivers message from Bermuda Hundred (also “Bermu­ King ...... -...... 230 das,” p. 125, 132). Bells. Smith to make for P0. . . 55 Corn raising at ...... 125, 132 Benefactzlons. See “Gifts.” Dale plants corn at ...... 125 Benefit of Clergy. When allowed Hogs at, to be ringed ...... 148 and denied ...... 38 Sends members to G. A. .160 Benefits. Confirmed ...... A 22, 27-8 Whitaker, minister at ...... 136 Granted ...... A 33 Bermudas (Boy). Boy born in Berms...... 115 Bennet. Mr. Edward. Descendants Bemnudas (Indian Town). See of, in Md. and wealthy ...... 199 “New Bermudas." Tobacco treatise of, rewa.rded.199 Bermudas (Islands). Births in, Bonnet, George. Member V. C. .A 12 1610...... 115 Bennet, Richard, Esquire. First Butler Gov. of ...... 243 Gov. of Va. by'election of the Butler sent to pillage. .277 (267) colony ...... 1 99 Butler spoils Spans. in.320 (310) Bennet. William (Fishmonger). Children born in, 1610...... 115 Member V. C...... A 13 Company favours settlement BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 29

in ...... 126-7 Summoned by Ld. Treas. . . . . Deaths in ...... 115 266 (256) Delawarr sends to, for provi­ Warwickian Faction Winsover, sions ...... 11 269 (259) Gondomar opposes voyages to.247 Billgham, Captain John. Member “Isle of Devils" ...... 114 V...... A10 Kendal Gov. of ...... 294 (284) Bingham, Sir Richard. Member Map of, made by Norwood. .190 C. of W...... 24 Negroes placed on Wa. lands in ...... 154 Bhégley...... A John, Ffiqr. Member V. Origin of name Births. See “Colonists,——births." Plat of, made by Norwood. .190 Biscayneers.. .P'ossib1e presence of. Possession of, taken by Co.22'I-S on N. E. coast Relations of. by Somers ...... 126 Bishop (first name omitted in Resources of ...... 114-5 text). MemberV. C...... A 13 “Sea. Vulture" founders on. . Bishop, Edward. Member V. C., 102, 113 A 12 Somers wrecked on ...... 227-8 Bishop of Bath and Wells. See Supplies sought from . . . .118-9 “Bath and Wells." Vessel lost on ...... 114 Bishop of Litchfield. See “Litch­ Warwick lands in ...... 154 field, Bishop of.” Waters of, prisoner of Inds. .241 Bishop of London. See “London, Bermudas (ship). Lost on Berms.114 Bishop of.” Bermudas Hundred (see “Bermuda Bilackaxnores. Indians (ypainted) Hundred”). look like ...... Br.-rmudaz,John. Discovered Ber­ Blacksmiths, The Company of. mudas . . .,...... 14 Member V. C...... A 14 Bernard, Mr. To enquire into B's Blackwall. Expedition leaves. . . . 44 acts ...... 243 B1ock—House. Built at Hog Is­ :-,‘.':r;E*.>;*:;:;.~=.~.—é.*.««'<3isuj; Berries. Abundance on ‘N. E land ...... 97 coast ...... 31 Built at Jast...... 97 Food from ...... 117 Each sent to build ...... 229 Ben-istord, Robert (Grocer). Mem­ Block Island, R. I. Probably ex­ berV...... A13plored by Weymouth ...... 33 Berry, John. Held in pe0nage..226 Bland, Mr. Land granted to ...... 226 Dies ...... 215 Berty, Mr. Peregrine. Smith goes Ironworks to be established to France with ...... l03 by ...... 215 Bever. Frenchman rich in ...... 14S On committee to attend Beverley, Mr. (Historian). Ac­ commrs...... 301 (291) count -ofAr. exped. agst. French Member C. in Va ...... 182 by ...... 154 Receives bad report of Va. . . . 33 Confusion of, as to date of Ar. Bludder, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ exped...... 154 ber V. C...... A 10 Hack1uyt’s With imitated by. . 16 Blunclell, Captain John. Mem­ On where the Burgesses sat. .160 ber V. C...... A 10 Blunt, John, (Grocer). Member V. Tells. of first negroes imported18 2 C ...... 13 Bible. Harriot explains to Inds. . 19 Blunt Point. Each to build block­ Biddeford. Relief exped. fitted out house at 5...... 2 at ...... 25 Boats (see also “Vessels," etc.). Bigamy (Female). Forbidden by Built in colony ...... 312 (302) Gov...... 332 (322) English return to ...... 11 Bills of Exchange. Easily spent Bodkin. Thrust through tongue. . at floating tavern off Jast. . . . . 59 315 (305) Bills of Lading. Lost with “Sea Bogs. Found in colony. . . .278 (268) Vulture" ...... 1 None in colony ...... 318 (308) Bing, Mr. Bohun. D. App-ointee in place of.193 Attacks Sth...... 267-8 (257-8) Killed by Spaniards ...... 188 Avers Sth. overawed Co. . .. Land grant to ...... 188 266 (256) Physician-General ...... 188 Indecent behavior of. .268 (258) Pot on same footing as.188-9, 193 Imprisoned ...... 268 (258) Sails to W. Indies ...... 120-1 Petitions, opinion as to. 308 (298) Succeeded by Pot. . . .188-9, 193 Southampton attacked by. . Bole Armenian. River named 266 (256) from ...... 64 30 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Boning, Major John. Leaves son Powhatan sends to S ...... 86 and several daughters,—great, Breaking Bulk. Proclamation as great, grandchildren of P0. . .146 to ...... 331 (321) Bolling, -Col.Robert. Leaves only Brearley, James. Member V. C., son, Major John Bolling ...... 146 A 11 Married daughter of Thos. Bree, John, Gent. Member V. C.. Rolfe. son of P0 ...... 146 A 12 Bolls, George, Esquire, Sheriif of Brentford. Pocahontas moved to . 143 London. Member V. C...... A 14 Brewers (Individuals). Members Bolus River. Discovered & origin V. C ...... A 14­ of name ...... Brewers, The Company of. Smith returns to ...... ber V. C...... A 14 Bond, Martin. Member V. C..A 11 Brewster, Edward (son of Wil­ Bone. Used to head javelins. . . . . 62 liam). (See also name below.) Bonham, William. Member V. C., Member V. C...... A 13 A 11 Brewster, Captain E. (see also Bookkeeper. Contract necessi­ name above). Acquitted as un­ tates ...... 251 lawfully tried ...... 181-2. Books (see also “Library"). Appeal of, taken up ...... 181 Indians amazed at ...... 18 Appeals his case ...... 153 Printed ones sent over ...... Condemned to death ...... 152 279 (269), 320-1 (310-1) Court-martial of, unjust. . . . . 182 Books (of Company). Ordered Martial law used agst...... 152 produced ...... 301 (291) Oath extracted from ...... 153 Quest-house call for. .301 (291) Opposes Ar. tyranny ...... 151-2 Sequestered ...... 298 (288) Returns to Eng...... 153 Born. Saved by friends ...... 163. (1587) ...... 24 Brewster, William. Member V. C., (1610) ...... 115 A 11 Bourchier, Sir Henry.. .To examine Brickbats. Used agst. Inds ...... 213 affairs of companies. . . . 298 (288) Bricklayers and Tylers, The Com­ Bourne, David. Member V. C..A 12 pany of. Member V. C ...... A 14 Bow and Arrows (see also “Arms”). Bridges. Built ...... 312 (302) Ceremonies with . . . .72, 74, 92 Only one under ST. ..316 (306) Colonists killed with ...... 50-1 Brinsly, Captain. Member V. C., Described ...... 68 A 10 Indians use ...... 11, 49, 50-1 Bristol. Adventurers of, to con­ King’s, as peace offering.... '74 trol Northern colony ...... King's surrendered to S. . . .. 92 Citizens of, to be in Northern Massawomeck targets imper­ colony ...... A 1, 8-9 vious to ...... 70 Expedition of, follows Gosnold Offered for trade ...... 91 route ...... 33‘ Powhatan makes his own. . . . 55 Hopkins of, member V. C. .A 14 Smith narrowly escapes from. 51 Members V. C. from ...... A 1 Bow Church. Thanksgiving ser­ Merchants of, finance exped. mon at ...... 18 to Va...... 32 Bowling. “Daily and usual work" Referrd to ...... 36. at Jast...... 122 Bristol, James of. Member C. of Bowyer, Richard, Esq. Member V. Va...... 36 C...... A Bristol Works (of 1747). Loca­ Bowyers, The Company of. Mem­ tion of Pisacack, Matchopeake ber V, C...... - . . . .A 14 and Mecuppom ...... 70 Boyce. Mrs. Prisoner, sends letter Britain, Thomas. Member V. C., to Crowshaw ...... 2 38 r A 12 Sent back naked ...... 239 British America. Virginia one of Boyle, Robert, Esquire. Educa­ finest countries in ...... 168 tional benefaction of ...... 217 British Constitution. See "Consti— Bracelet. Powhatan sends to S.. 89 tution.” Bran. Ration of at Jast...... 47-8 British Empire in America. The. Old­ Brass. From Susquesahanocks. . 67 mixons’ badly mixed about Wey­ Brazil. Discovered by Portuguese. 3 mouth ...... 33—4­ Bread. Abundance Brocket, Thomas, ‘Gent. Member Abundance at Kicquotan. . . V...... A13 Indians give colonists ...... Brooke, Sir Calisthenes, Knt. Made from Tuckahoe Root.. Member V...... A 9 Platters of, provided ...... 58 Brooke, Mr. Christopher. Mem­ BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 31

ber C. for Va...... A 16 Beverly tells of meetings of. .160 Brooke, M.r. Christopher, Esqr. Charter belonging to ...... A iii Draws answer to P. C- -272 (262) Immune from a.rrest..330 (320) Member V. C.) ...... A 11 Members (number) in 1624.. Brooke, Sir John, Knt. Desires to 317 (307 ) proceed agst. Wrote . . . .260 (250) Members (additional) sub­ Goes to see Cavend.. . . .258 (248) scribe answer to B. Infrm. . . Member Committee Extraor­ 322 (312) dinary ...... 253 Ofllce of,—paper in ...... A iii Member V. C...... A 10 Origin of name ...... 160 Papers referred to. . . . 290 (280) Records ordered preserved by.viii Privy Council attacked by. . Smith tells of actions of. . . .160 267 (257) Untrammeled,—from Reports to Cavend. . . .258 (248) date Testifles agst. Wrote..258 (248) Burglary. Punishment of Tobacco officials selected by.250 Burgoyne, Peter. Member V. C., Brooke, Richard. Member V. C..A 11 A Brooker, Hugh, Esqr. Member V. Burgoyne, Robert. Member V. C., C...... A 11 i A Brown, Matthew. Member V. C., A Buégoyne,. .. ’. . . . .Thomas...... Member ...... AV. Burlacie, Sir John, Knt. Member ber V. ' V. C...... A 10 Brown, Burleigh. Son of, ~promises aid.174 Member V. ‘C. Burleigh (Lord Treasurer). Cecil Brownbakers, The Company 01‘. (General), son of-' ...... 174 ‘Member V. C...... A 14 Burley, Francis (Minister). Mem­ Bruce, Lord. Duel with Earl of ber V. C. A 12 Dorset ...... 187 Burnet, Bishop. Stith follows ex­ Brudenell, Edmond. Member V. ample of .. C A 12 BIIPIIIBEJII, Samuel. Member V. C A cape Burning Glass. Indians amazed Left with P. to kill fowl for at 18 him ...... Anne (Maid). Buchanan (Scholar). King brought Laydon at first Christian mar­ up under ...... vii riage‘ at Jast. 84 Buckingham, Marquis of. One of first women to arrive. . 77 tude to Ld. Hg. Treas. . . .337 (327) Bur-ray, Captain. Member V. C., Cranfleld married relative 01.244 A 10’ Monopoly started by ...... 205 ’Burroughs. Education of Inds. Buckler. Smith uses Indian as... in ...... 171-2, 195 Bucks. Indians send Glebe lands in each ...... 173 Buckskins. Powhatan sends to his Number of, increased ...... 161 children ...... 136 Representation of, in G. A..160 Building Materials. Harriot on. . Represented in 1619 ...... 161 Buildings. See “Houses,” “Cab­ Represented in 1620...... 172-3 ins.” “Huts." Burton, George. Member V. C., Bulk. Proclamation as to break­ A 11 ing ...... 331 (321) Burwell, Edward. Member V. C., Bullets. Indians believe invisible, A 12 fired 18-9 Burying Grounds. Plantations to Bullock. Mr. Desires Dale letter provide 329 (319) read ...... 297 (287) Busby, Ralph (Grocer). Member Bullock, John, Esqr. Member V. V. C...... A 13 C...... A 11 Bulls. Idle ones in colony ...... 149 Bush, John. Dispossessed by Y. .227 Burgesses (see also “Burgesses. Bushridge, John. Member V. C., House of”). How flrst sent ...... 160 Butchers. The Company of. Number increased ...... 160 ber V. C...... Number of, from each town.196 Number of, in 1624 ... .317 (307) Butler,0. Georgie,Gent. Member Origin of name ...... 160 Butler, Captain Nathaniel. Burgesses, House of (see also gered as not member 0.. .321 (311) “Bur-gasses” ) . Answer 01 Co. to. .291-7 (281--7) 32 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Answer of G. A. to Infrm. of. . Button, Sir Thomas (see also name 317-22 (307-12) above). Of 0. -of W. agst. Alge­ Answer to Infrm. of ...... rines ...... 184 296-7 (286-7) Byrd, Col. Wm. Father of, buys Answer to Infrm. of, sub­ Records of Co...... vi scribed by whom. . . .322 (312) Byrd, Col. William (Pres. of Bermudas to be pillaged by. . Counc.). Lends Stith Records of 277 (267) Co...... v Cattle stolen by ...... 321 (311) Records Co. bought by .. .. . vi Charged with illegal prac­ Tells of Records of Co...... v-vi tices ...... 302 (292) C Colony informed of Infrm of. . -Cabbins (see also “Houses," 314 (304) “Huts"). Commodities returns falsified Made of Palmeta leaves . . . . .114 y ...... 320-1 (310-1) Smith quartered in ...... 85 Conditions left by Cabins. See “Ca.bbins." 243, 277-0 (267-0), 291 (281) -Cabot, Sebastian. Discovers New Conduct in Va...... 243 foundland . . Company urges expediting af­ Caesar. Worse than James I. . . . vii '~ fairs of ...... 303 (293) Caesar, St. Julius (Master of the Crimes of ...... 243 Related to John Mar­ Depredati-ons aided by-321 (311) tin ...... 219 . Erects memorial to Somers. .119 Cage, Edward (Grocer). Member Escapes to Va. by plot. . . .243 V. C...... A12 Evidence (further) a.gst.292 (282) Caleb and Joshua. Dale advises Falsifies as to commodities.. belief in ...... 132, 297 (287) 320-1 (310-1) Falsifies ordinance returns. . Calenture. Scrivener suffers from 66 320 (310) Flees to save Ii£e....321 (311) Manakin exped. Governor of Berms ...... 243 Calvert (Secretary of...... Co.). “Grand instrument of rapine. ers message 1 6 7 a’ ...... 297 (287) Representations of overruled.167 Henrico not visited by. . 321 (311) Calvert, George, Esqr. Member V. Information 01!,considered. . . C...... A 11 300 (290) Campbell, James (Ironmonger). Information of, lgnored.301 (291) Member V. C...... A 13 Intormation or, sent to Co. . Cambden. 291 (281) Mention Fortescue, Gofton, Inquiry of allegations of, Pit, Sutton ...... 298 (288) urged ...... 301-2 (291-2) Says Lane first carried tob. to Investigation of, sought. 301 (291) En-g...... 20-1 James City highest up river by Tells of death of D...... 148 321 (311) Tells of successes of Algerines Learning of, slight. . . . 321 (311) agst. Eng...... 18 Ordinance returns falsified by Cambridge. Educational bequest 320 (310) by Ruggles of ...... 216-7 Riotous living of, in Berms., Fellow of ...... 216-7 320 (310) John Andrews, Elder, Doctor Reports on conditions ...... of, member V. C ...... A 13 277-0 (267-0) John Andrews, Younger, of, Returns to Eng...... 243 member V. C...... A 13 Spoils Kendal ...... 294 (284) Ruggles of ...... 216-7 Spoils Spans. in Berms..320 (310) Cambridge, Fellow olf. Ruuggles Spreads report as to condi­ 216-7 tions ...... 291 (281) Campe, Dawrence (Draper). Mem­ Steals cattle of, colonists. . . . . ber V. C...... A 12 321 (311)' Canada. French of, furnish hatch­ Stith's comments on account ets to Susquesahan-ocks ...... 69 of ...... 280 (270) Massawomecks lived in . 67 “Unmasked Face, etc.,” by... Canaries. Greenvil exped. passes. 12 278-0 (268-0) Newport exped. passes ...... 44 Butler-’s Information. See “Inf0r­ Ralegh exped. to Amer. passes 8 mation, Butler's." Canning‘, Mr. Administration of, Button, Captain Thomas (see also foundation of Johnson petition, name below). Member V. C.. A. 11 293 (283) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

01! Argall-Smith Faction. . .186-7 Supplies delivered to Canning, Paul. Member V. C. .A 13 Cape of Good Hope. Portuguese reach ...... 2-3 Canning, William. Member V. CA 13 Capital Punishment (Without Ben­ Cannon (see also “Arms"). efit of Clergy). Crimes pun­ Used agst. M. and Wingfleld. 50 ished by 33, 41-2 Cannon, Thomas, Gent. Member Capite. Lands to be granted in, V.C, 12 A 7, 15, 25 Canoes. Colonlsts try to seize. . . . 15 Capital. Stith uses Records in.. v Destroyed and Inds. ask peace. 74 Capitol Records. Put ST. in bad Indians come in ...... 9, 9-10 light . . 57 Indians leave, in flight ...... 241 Used by Stith . v Massawomecks in 67 Captain-General and Governor in Provisions brought in Chief of Virginia. Delawarr. . . Smith seizes loaded 100, 101 Smith Uses. Ind...... 15, 78 Captain of the Guard. Pierce. . . . Taken from Inds...... 95 313 (303) Used in Va...... 320 (310) Captain of Guard and Lieut. Gov. War 67 of James City. Pierce . .313 (303) Canons of Church of Eng Captain-General of Virg-1nia..Gov­ Churches to conform to. .329 (319) ernor of Va.,—tit1e ...... 117 Canterbury, Archbishop of. See Captains. Against Algerines . . . .184 “Arch-Bishop of Canterbury.” Appointment of, provided for. 42 Cantrcl, William, Gent. Member Members V. C.. . . .A 10-1, 12, 13 V. C. A Car. Lands of R. given to ...... 126 Careles. Thomas. Member V. C.. Capahowsick, A 12 given to S...... 55-6 Cape Charles. Indians at 62 Carew, Edward. Member V. C. .A 12 Origin of name Carew, Lord. Member C. for Va., Cape Cod. Fishing rights of Co. A 16 at ...... 185 Member V. C...... A 9 Houses./“one at Carey, Sir Henry, Knt. Member Origin (of name C. for Va. A Places near, named Member V. C. . Cape Comfort. Base of measure­ Carey. Sir Robert, Knt. Member ments in Charters ...... A 15, 23 VCA Cape Fear. Expedition lost on. . . 23 Tobacco from Greenvil exped. lands near.. 12 Carpenter, Thomas. Member V. Mentioned 9 CA Cape Florida. One of few places cm3e;.£é£,' ' ‘xiv'.i1i.;.};.''iu'em'b'e‘.' ‘v. named 9 C ...... A 13 Cape Hatteras. Colonists flee to. 23 Sent to build Colony near, lost 99 -school Disaster to relief exped. o Sent for East India. School. .229 Expedition arrives at Carpenters, The Company of. Food sought at ...... 15 Member V. A Greenvilexped. goes to 12 Carril, John. Mentioned ­ 9 Carter, Christopher. Common­ Relief exped. reaches ...... 26 wealth erected by ...... 119-0 Cape Henry. Colonists arrive at-.44-5 Left in Berms...... 115 Description of country near. . 45 Steals arms of fellows ...... 120 Nelson blown from 57 Carter, Randal. Member V. C.. .A 11 Origin of name Carthagena. Drake captures .. . . 15 Smith goes to Cartwright. Abraham. Member Cape Lookout. Food sought at. . V. C...... A Relief exped. sails for Cashiers. Contract necessitates. .251 Cape Merchant (see also “Agents," Tobacco dealings under ...... 251 “Fact-ors"). Cason, John. Member V. C.. . . .A 12 Dutiesof... 39 Cassen, Allen. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Factor of Co...... 171 Cassen, George. Indians kill. . . . 50 Goods sent to ...... 171 Castlle. Columbus offers services to Ferdinand and Isabel of. . . . 3 Peircey. Vice-Adm. ‘Castle. At fWarra.squeake . . 332 (322) Pierce, testifies agst. M. Caswell, Richard. Member V. C.. Sells goods for tob...... A 11 Sells goods sent to Va...... Catataugh. Powha.tan's ‘brother 54 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

and. heirn-.--..-....~...-ug­ 54 Notify King of Sth. e1ection.231 Heir in order of succession.. 87 ‘Opinion on complaints asst. Cater, William-. Member V. C., Contract ...... 267 (257) A 12 Opposed to Ar.-S. Faction. .187 Cattle (see also “Stock"). Opposes M. petition ...... 222 Abundance. when ST. left. . . . Papers referred to. . . .290 (280) 312 (302) Privy Council summons. . . . . Arrive from Ireland ...... 205 267 (257) Attract priv. plantations. . . . .164 Replies to King as to condits. 232 Authority to transport, A.18-9, 28 Reports on deliberations. . . . 250 Butler steals 321 (311) Reprimanded ...... 270 (260) Chickahominies to protect, ot Reprimands Wrote 255 Eng...... 30-1 Reproves Johnson action. . . . . Commissioners auth’or. over, 280 (270) 327-8 (317-8) Sackville succeeds . . . . 339 (329) Destitute of, under ST. . 316 (306) Scandalized by Wrote ...... 256 Gates brings ...... 123 Somers Is. Co. summoned by. Increase .since ST. time. . . . .232 260 (250) Indians steal ...... 321 (311) Summoned before Ld. Treas.. Ireland trades for ...... 202 265-6 (255-6) Left on outlying plantatio-ns.235 Summoned by P. C. ..267 (257) Number of (1618) .. . .281 (271) Summons S. I. C. . . .260 (250) Number of (1619) ...... 159 Tax (additional) forced by. .249 Number of (1622) . ...281 (271) Tax proposal communicated Plantations attracted by . . .164 to ...... 2 Ranges for, at Rochdale. . . .125 Testifles agst. Wrote. .258 (248) Sandys sends ...... 176-7 Tobacco case settled by. 338 (328) Sent to colony ...... 122 Tobacco oflicials selected by. 250 Stock established ...... 164 Tobacco tax proposed‘ by. . .249 Stock to be maintained ...... 188 Vindication. answers to. . . . Stolen by B. and Inds.. .321 (311) 284-8 (274-8) Tobacco traded. for ...... - . 202 Vindication colony, offered by Transportation of, authorized, 283 (273) A 18-9, 28 Vindication, substance or, by. Cats. Food made from... .315 (305) 284-8 (274-8) 'Ga.usie, Nathaniel. Escape Witness for Co...... 268 (258) from Mas, Writesto Sth...... 256 Cavady, John (Grocer). Wrote answered by . . . . .256 ber V. C...... A ,fVVrote reprimanded by . . . . 255 Cavendish, Lord. Administration Wrote scandalizes ...... 256 of, commended . . . . .268-9 (258-9) Wrote’s behavior to, reproved Advised of Johnson pet.280 (270) 257-8 (247-8) Answers to vindication by. . . Wrote's be’havior towards. . . 284-8 (274-S) 256-7 (246-7) Answers Wrote ...... 256 Caviare. Colonists use with stur­ Appeals for justice . .268 (258) geon ...... 9 Charges agst. Wrote deterred ‘Commodity of Va. . . . .271 (261) by ...... 258 (248) Cecil, General. Consulted as to Commended on administra.­ fortifications ...... 174 tion ...... 268-9 (258-9) Son Ld. Treas. Burleigh. . . . . 174 Conditions reported by . . . . . 180 Vere supplants in exped. . . .174 Confirms contents pet...... Cecil, Sir Edward, Knt. Member 280-1 (270-1) C. for Va. Delivers answer to P. C. 272 (262) MemberV.C. Devonshire,—Ea.r1 of. .339 (329) Cedars. Sent to Eng. Election of director moved by Sending to Eng. confirms Ind. 265 (2-55) theory Governor of S. I. C...... 187 Sta.telyonN.C.coast 9 Grievance as to Commrs. re­ Cemetery. See “Burying Grounds." ferred to ...... 337 (327) Oensurlng or Tobacco. To be done Interest in matters . . . .337 (327) 331 (321) Lord Treas. summons...... Census (see also "Golonists,—pop­ 265-6 (255-6) ulation"). Moves to expose all rapine. . . Data (307) 297 (287) Census of England. Tomocomo Nominated for Treas. . .299 (289) takes,-——how ...... 43-4 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 35

Ceremonies (see also "Dances," Deserted, 1622 ...... 276 (269) “Wax Dances," “Invocations," Free school to be built at. .204 “E'ongs"). Houses in,—six ...... 321 (311) Bow and arrows ...... 72 Plantation of, deserted.279 (269), , Capture of Smith...... 53, 55-6 School to be built at ...... 204 FriendshipCharles , 72 Hundred. In ruins. 316 (306) Mannahocks ...... 72 Ordinance at ...... 320 (310) Mask to entertain Smith . . . . 78 Town under S. T. ....316 (306) Okée...... Charters (see also "Letters Pat­ Over Peace treaty ...... 72-3 ent," "Grants," "Patents”). Powhatan’s death ...... 209 All round . . . . Quiver .... Company asked to surrender, Smith's capture ...... 53, 55-6 304 (294) Susquesahanock over S...... 68 Company ‘Courts limited by. . Vambrace...... 92 306 (296) Waters escapes during . . . . .241 Conditions -of surrendering. . . Ceremonies (of Government). Or­ 309 (299) dained...... A 17 Copies of, found ...... A iii Chains. Bead ...... 58 Elections restrained b Bead, given Ind. women. . . . 72 299-0 (289-0) Great, of white beads. . . 68 First granted (1606) ...... 35-6 Indians carry . . 49 First, text of ...... A 1-3 King of Paspahey captive in. 95 “Fourth ” added ...... A iii Pearl, brought ...... 74 “Fourth, text of ...... A 32-4 Pearl, demanded by P...... 134 Infringement of ..299-0 (289-0) Powhatan sends S. one of James grants Second ...... 101 pearls ...... King grants .. . . .35-6, 101, 127 Usedasornaments 68Liberties guaranteed by, 161; Challloner, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ A., 6, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27-8, ber C. for Va...36...... A 16 31-2. Member V. C...... A 9 Limit Co. Courts ...... 306 (296) Chamberlayne, Abraham. Mem­ Never legally revoked ...... A iv berV.C..... 11 New ones proposed.326-7 (316-7) Chamberlayne, Richard (Mer­ New to be granted ...... chant). Member V. C ...... A 11 303-4 (293-4), 305-6 (295-6) Champion, Richard. Member 11 One copy only of Third..A iii Chancery. Suits to recover monies. Proposal of new ones ...... 294 (284) 326-7 (316-7) Chancery Court. See "Chancery, Quarter Court refuses to sur­ Court of.” render ...... 308 (298) Chancery, Court of. Favour Co. Quest-house call for..301 (291) suits...... A27 Ralegh gives to White ...... 25-6 Invoked to force payments. . 121 Reasons for granting ...... 101 Chance. Saves colony ...... 212 Restrain election oflicers. . . . Sent to Wyat by Op...... 238-9 299-0 (289-0) Second granted (1609) ... . .101 Chandler, George. Member V. C.,A 1 3 Second,—grantees of, 35-6, 102; A., 9-14. Chandois. Lord. Member V. C. .A 9 Second,——text of ...... A 8-22 Chaplain. Mr. Hunt comes over. . 45 Surrender,—condit. -013.309(299) Ohapman, Mr. George. Says Har­ Surrender of, refused. .308 (298) ri-ot atheistic ...... 20 Surrender of, requested Chard, Edward. Commonwealth 304 (294), 326-7 (316-7) erected by ...... 119-O Surrender of, rwisted. .306 (296) Duel to be fought by ...... 120 Text of ...... A 1-34 Charity Fort. At Henrico ...... 124 Textof First ...... A 1-8 Charles I. Admiral of,—Monson .184 Text of “Fourth” ...... A 32-4 Cape Charles named after. . 46 Text of Second ...... A 8-22 Complaints of Dutch to . . . . . 133 Text of Third ...... A 22-32 Manson, Admiral of ...... 184 Third applied for,—why. . . 126-7 Sandys dedicates book to. . . Third granted ...... 127 314 (304) Thu-d,—-one copy ...... A in Charles II.Chicanery of, vain, Third,-——text of ...... A 23-32 Charles City. Courts to sit at. . . Third,—why asked...... 126; 330 (ézo) Yeardley brings ...... ­ 36 INDEX TO S'I‘ITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Chatfleld, James. Member V. C., Powhatan opposed by ...... 130 A 11 Proposals to Dale made by. .130 Charts. See Maps. Republican form of govmnt. Chattels. Forfeiture of, A ...... 21 among ...... 130 Chawonocks (also “Chowa.nocks”). Rob Matchacomoco House...149 Copper told of by ...... 14 Slay children ...... 149 Indian Nation ...... 13 Surly, but corn forced from. . 80 King of, a hostage ...... 14 Tassautessus,—new name for. 130 Sicklemore returns from . 99 Treaty of, with Eng ...... 130-1 Smith gets guides to ...... 86 Yeardley sends to, for corn. .140 Cheeke, Sir Hutton, Knt. Mem­ Chickahominy. Argall concludes ber V. C...... A 10 treaty at ...... 130-1 Cheesecake. Formerly called Kis­ Butler visits ...... 243 kiack . . - ~...... 53 Discovered by S...... 49 Chening, Robert, Yeoman. Mem­ Opechancanough affects title, ber V. 0...... 14. King of ...... 155 Chester, Captain Anthony. Com­ Smith assaulted on way to.. 96 mends gallantry of Bohun. . . .188 Yeardley goes to, for corn..140 Chesapeake. Advantages of, for Chickahominy River. Abundance City of R...... 32 of corn on ...... 50 City of R. to be seated at . . . . 23 Explored by Smith ...... 50 Chesapeake Bay. Account of. b Smith censured as to discov­ Indian ...... 66 ery of ...... Gilbert puts into ...... 33 Chickahominy Swamp. Abundance Indian account of ...... - - 66 of game in ...... 51 Indian name of ...... 13 Smith conducted to ...... 51 Oldmixon confuses ...... 33-4 Chickens. Left at Jast. by S. . . .107 Origin of name ...... 13 Number at Jast...... 97 Smith goes to discover ..62, 66-7 Powhatan promises corn for. . 84 Smith makes discoveries in Chiles, Alexander. Member V. C., / upper A 12 Smith returns from discoveries Cl1i.rurg'eon. None at fort ...... 106 in ...... Chirurgery. None at fo-rt ...... 106 Chesapeake River (now Elizabeth Chowanocks. See “Chawonocks." River). Explored by S. . . . .73-4 Chowan River. Chowanocks live Chesmpeakes. Meaning of name. 13 in fork of ...... 85 Nation of Indians ...... 13 Explored ...... 13 Smith ambushed by ...... 74 Indian troubles on exped. up. . 14 Smith visits ...... 73 »Weopomeokes -own ...... 14 Sue for peace ...... 74 Christ (see also “Re1igion"). Weopomeokes own country As to woman in adultery . . . ; . 41 next to ...... Harriot teaches Doctrines of. 19 Chickah-ominies. Alliance P. and Pocahontas confesses Faith Eng. feared by ...... 130 0 ...... 136 _ Ambassadors sent to Dale bY.130 Christ-Church Hospital... Indians Argall complains to O. of...149 to Wear habit, as children of. .214 ‘Commission to Pierce to go Christian Customs. Amongst In­ agst...... 313 (303) dians ...... Copper to be given ...... 131 Christianity (see also “R'e1igion," Corn among ...... 131 “Education”). Corn refused by, but se­ Conversion Inds. provided... cured ...... 80, 140-1 335 (325) Council with Eng. held by. . 130 Christmas. 1608,-—-S.at Kicquo­ Discovered by S ...... 49 tan ...... 85 Government of, repub. in 1609,—S. leaves Va ...... 109 form ...... 130 1611,——Dale assaults Appa­ King of, proclaimed ...... 141 mattocks ...... 124-5 1618,——conditiovn.. . 281-3 (271-3) MailtchacomocoY House robbed Murder by, unpunished.295 (285) 1622,—conditions. . 281-3 (271-3) Opechancanough affects title, Christ’s Church, Oxford. Hack­ King of ...... 155 luyt of, referred to ...... 16 Opechancanough ‘not to ally Chronicler. Howe, comes over . . 229 with ...... 141 Pension granted, but does Opechancanough proclaimed nothing ...... 229 Kingof Chronologer. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 37

Chrowshaw, Cant. Ralegh (see also Clapham, John, Gent. Member V. “Crowshaw.” “Crawshaw") (In­ '0...... A 12 cludes “Mr.,” etc.)­ Clare, Earl of. Esteemed equally _Absence of,—-results ...... 231 with Earl of Clarence, 1618. .153 Arrives at Jast...... 77 R'ea.sonLord Rich not made. .153 Contempt of, for O ...... 237 Claire Hall. Ruggles, Fellow of, Corn to be sent by ...... 238 makes educational bequest. .216-7 Design of, agst. O. defeated. .240 Clarence, Earl of. Esteemed equal Dies supposedly ...... 237-8 With Earl of Clare ...... 153 Fights with Indians ...... 92 Clarendon, Earl of. Mentioned. . vi Fortifies himself ...... 238 Clarendon, Lord. Relates Bruce­ German confederate met by.94-5 Dorset duel ...... 187 Hamer leaves men with . . . . 237-8 Clanrlckard, Richard, Earl Informed -of plot ...... 237 Member and to enjoy privileges, Letter received by ...... 238 A Maddison builds in fort of. . . .239 Clarke, Captain. Member V. C., Maddison defeats designs of. .240 - A 10 Newce visits ...... 238 Clarke, John. Imprisoned and re­ Powhatan raided by ...... 85 turned ...... 13 Sent to Jast...... 94-5 Pilot for Span. ship ...... 138 Visit of, in vain ...... 239 Refuses to betray colony . . . .138 Church (at Jamestown). Repairs Stolen by Spaniards ...... 138 to ...... 60, 76, 9? Churches. Articles of 1624 as to. Clauday, Wil1iam.. Member V. CA,12 328-9 (318—9) Clay. Resembles gum from trees. 64 Built ...... 123-4, 124, 312 (302) Clayborne, William. Appointed Built at Henrico . . .123-4, 124 surveyor (1621) ...... 190 Fine for not attending. .329 (319) Cleave. Sir Christopher, Knt H-enrico, when ST. quit ...... Member V. C...... 10 321 (311) Clene,Richard (Goldsmith). Mem­ Money raised for a ...... 204 ber V. C...... A 14 Plate given by Robinson. . . .171 Poor quality of those built.. Clergy, Benefit of. When allowed 316 (306) and denied 33 Punishment for not attend­ Clergymen (see also “Religion,” “Priests,” “Ministers” ). ing ...... 329 (319) Absence of, punishment 01.. Robinson gives plate ...... 171 329 (319) Uniformity in ...... 329 (319) Church (The). Bancroft on rela­ Bishop of Lond. to send....173 tion of govrnt. to ...... Burley, member V. C. .. .A 12 No exceptions agst. . . . . 330 (320) Cared for properly . . . .282 (272) To conform to Church -ofEng. Hackluit, member V. C. . . .A 11 329 (319) Church of England. Canons oi’, [Never Members thought V. C kindness ...... A would 11, 12 churches to conform to . .329 (319) win Inds...... 233 Opinions of, as to Inds ...... 233 Faith professed by, no enact­ Orders lacking a.mongst.316 (306) ments agst. Proctor, member V. C. . . . -A 12 Puritans conform to Provision for 173, 329 (319) Services according to rites of, Punishment for absence from 37, 194 curé 329 (319) Church» Thomas (Draper). Mem­ Punishment for disparaging. ber V. C...... 13 329 (319) Churchwardens. To present of­ fenders ...... 331 (321) Salary of, collected by planta­ Circassia. Smith flees to ...... 111 tions ...... 329 (319 Cities. See “Towns,” “Corpora­ Scarcity of (1619) tions.” Shep h e rd (411 re achel’). mem‘ A 12 bar V. C...... CivilWar (in England). Incidents Some, without orders. .316 (306) leading‘ to ...... 207 Suflicient number of..312 (302) Clapboard. Garrison at Hog Is. Tobacco not sold until Paid-­ makes ...... ‘ 329 (319) Jalmest-own supply of Sending to Eng. confirms Ind. Clerk (Council of State). Sworn theory ...... 144 in ...... 325 (315) Sent to Eng...... 82 Clerk (of Council). Sharples... Smith starts cols. making..79-0 325 (325) 38 INDEX TO sTITH’s HISTORY or VIRGINIA.

Clerks. Crenshaw, William. . . .A 11 R...... 126 For Magazines ...... 129 Imprisoned by King ...... 206-7 Tyranny of, in law ...... 126 Hackluit,Howard,John Richard ...... A12 ...... A 1 Waterhouse, Edward ...... A. 10 Coke,C...... Captain John. Member Coke, Sir William. Knt. Member Clickeley, .... Clement...... Member 13V. C...... A 10 Cli.mate.. .Bad for wine ...... Cole. Plots to run away ...... 123 296 (286) 278-9 (268-9) Collection of Voyages (Hack­ Effect of change of, on Govs. . 1uyt's). Letters Patent in.... 8 324 (314) “So very rare” ...... 8 Healthful ...... 318 (308) College (see also “Education,” Same as Italy, Spain, etc..81-2 “Schools" ‘Free Schools,” “R'e­ Unseasonable winter . .287 (268) ligion,” University," etc.). Winter only proper time to Bishop of Lon. supports. . . .173 send cols...... 318-9 (308-9) Building of ...... 162, 195 Clitheroe, Mr. Chosen to go to Communion set for ...... 171 election ...... 230 Copeland, Rector of ...... 218 ' King’s candidate for Treas..230 Deputy for ...... 182 Votes received by ...... 230 Deputy for.——G-ov. when. . . . 196 Clitheroe, Christopher. Member Deputy massacred ...... 211 ...... A13Deputy, member 0. of S. .A 33 Cloaths. Arms worn as much.as Erection of ...... 162 88 Establishment of ...... 163 Arrows in S's...... 51 Governor & Council to reha­ Brought to P...... 77 bilitate ...... 295 (285) First necessity ...... 82 Indians to attend . . . . .172, 195 Food offered for ...... 49 King provides ...... 162 Hunt saves only his ...... 59 lands abandoned ...... 217 Indians steal ...... 105 Lands for ...... 16.3 Left at Jast. by S. (1609)..107 Massacre,—effect on ...... 217 Newport gives to P ...... 88 “Most towardly," Inds. to go Presented to P...... 78, 88 to ...... 195 Skin, described ...... 68 Plantation,——(purposesof . . . Spent at tavern off .Tast.... 59 295 (285) Stolen by escaping Inds. . . .105 Provisions for ...... 195 Transportation of, authorized Rector,-—his pay ...... 218 A 18-9, 28 Renewal after Massacre. Clocks. Ins. amazed -at ...... 18 295 (285) Clothes. See “Cloaths.” Sandys recommends ...... 163 Clothworkers, Individuals. Mem-‘ Scholars of, provided for. . .163 bers V. C...... A 13, 14 Somers befriends ...... 162-3 Clothworkers, The Company of. gstith leaves ...... iii Member V. C...... A 13-4 -Superintendent of ...... 163 Clubs. Used by Indians ...... 49 Thorpe, Deputy for ...... 182 Coats (red). To be given Inds.130-1 Thorpe, Superintendent of. . .163 Collins, Henry. Member V. 0., Coats of Mail. See "Mail, Coats‘ _ 01." ‘ ' "‘ A 11 Cohwebbs. In food ...... 315 (305) Collingwood, Edward, Gent. At­ Cook, Robert (Grocer). Member tests records ...... - -v-vi V. C...... A 13 Com}-anyissues warrant to.. Cock and Hen (see also “Hens"). 301 (291) Corn promised for ...... Clerk C1’ C0...... V Code. Orders of Governt. and ‘ Collet, Thomas, Gent. Attests Rec­ Laws ...... 162 ords of Co...... vi Codflsh. G-.osnold. -exped. catches Colonists (see also “Census,” "Pop­ ulation,” “S'erva.nts,” “Tenants," many ...... Arrives ...... at. . . 31 — “Ironworkers,” "Lewd Ones,” etc.). Volunteers agst. deserters. . .100 Abandonment of, threatened. 82 Coin (see also "Money”). Alive after Starving Time. . . . 117 Beads of the Indians ...... 198 Arzall arrives ...... 100 Coinage. Authorized ...... A 4 Arms required ...... 331 (321) Coitmore, Rowland. Member V. Arrive (1584) ...... 12, 22 C...... A 14 (1585) ...... 12 Coke, Sir Edward. Enmlty of, to (1586) ...... 22 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 39

(1587) ...... 24 Drake carries to Portsmouth. 16 (1607) ...... 47, 57 Drowned (1590) ...... 27 (1608) ...... 6a 76,77 (1609) ...... 93, 115 (1609) ...... 1o2, 103 (1616) ...... 141 (1610) ...... 117 . Drowned in Berms...... 115 (1611) J...... 123 Drowned near Hog Island (1612) ...... 127 (1609) ...... 93 (1617) ...... 14s Drowned off Hatteras ...... 27 (1621). . .188, 191, 193, Embark for England ...... 117 194, 205, 229 Engla.nd,—return to ...... 75, 117 (1622).229, 321-2 (311-2) Estimate number of ...... ' (Report on) ...... 203-4 321-2 (311-2) Attitude to S...... 107 Exceptions to certain. .330 (320) Authority King’s 0. not re­ Expenditures upon ...... 202 spected by ...... A 29 Explore country ...... 13, 50 Authority to transport, 26; Farming rules of ...... 131-2 A 4-5. 18, 28 Fe-w come over (1620) (?)..203 Births (1587) ...... 24 Folly of, makes lite harder.127-8 (1609) ...... 115 Food not gathered by ...... 98 Bohun brings ...... 188 Fortifications asked by ...... 175 Butler estimates number. . . . . Free subjects of Eng..271 (261) 321-2 (311-2) Gates to build new town. .123 Butler report on condits. of. . Gathered on plantations. . . . .237 278 (268) Gookin brings ...... 205 Captured grows like Ind. . . .136 Granary to receive corn from. Carpenters arrive (1622) . . . . .229 330-1 (320-1) Cavendish cannot punish..A 30 Great Shares, an encourage­ Christian influence of, on ment to ...... 13 'Inds...... 18 Greenvil brings ...... 12, 22 Colonization compared with I-'Iatteras,——lett at ...... 24 Spanish efforts ...... 191 Increase since ST.’s time. . . . 232 Contracts broken by ...... A 29 Indians carry to fort ...... 98 Corn given N. by ...... 77 Indians live with ...... 72 Corn planted for, by Inds. .72-3 Indians plant corn for ...... 72-3 Corn to be replaced by. . 331 (321) Indian treaty with ...... 130-1 Courage of, during massacre, Intentions of ...... 165 212-3 Ironworkers sent ...... 193 Deaths (1586) ...... 23 Increase in other colonies. . . .168 (1587)..... Ja.mestown,——1eft at ...... 47 (1590) ...... 27 Jamestown,——sick at ...... 66, 74 (1607) ...... 46 48 50-1 Killed at Falls and Nsds. (16os).59-0,6of66,%4,75 (1610) ...... 116 (1609)....93,97,102,115 Killed by Inds. (1607). . .46, 50-1 (1610) ...... 116 (1610) ...... 116 (1616) ...... 141 (1618) ...... 149 (1618) ...... 148, 149 (1619) ...... 161 (1619) ~...... 161 (1621) ...... 188 (1621) ...... 188, 193 (1622) 208, 211, (1622). .208, 211, 212, 215, 237, 241, 249 237, 237-8, 241, 249 Killed by Pascoticons ...... 241 (1623) ...... 278 (268) Killed in West Indies...... 188 (1624). .316 (306), 322 Killed near Jast...... 149 (312), 325 (315). King fails in promise of cols. .233 Decrease of, in Virginia. . . .168 King promises to send Delawarr starts with (1618).148 (1622) ...... 233 Density population relieved by Land assigned to each. . . .131-2 335 (325) Land granting methods ...... 140 Deprived of liberties ...... 161 “Large importation of" ...... 191 Deterred from crossing ...... Leave colony ...... 76 293 (283) Left at Hatteras . . (1587) . . . 24 Discouraged by Ar. villifica­ Liberties guaranteed to. . .160-1 tiotns ...... 175 Liberties taken from ...... 161 Discouraged from coming to Maids sent over ...... 165-6, 166 colony ...... 164 Married ...... 84 Dispersed to gather food. .. . 98 Massacre, effects on. . .316 (306) 40 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Massacred (1622) ...... 208, 211 Sailors to war on Inds. ....234 Mutiny of ...... A 29 Scattered ...... 104 ‘Nansa.mond,—wrecked in. . . .241 Scattered to seek food 97, 97-8 99 Necessaries to be furnished. 39 Scrivener and others. . . .57-8, 62 Necessities recommended to. .177 Sent by C. and Co ...... 148 New, equal to first ...... A 22 Sent by C. for Va...... 57 Newport brings ...... 57 Sent home (1608) ...... 75 Newp-art's News,—-gather at. .235 Sent to colony (1618) . . . ..148 Newport’s News,-wrecked Sent to Falls ...... 104 near ...... 241 Sent to S. I. (1612) ...... 127 None lost ...... 217-8 Serve on committee ...... Number effected by Mas. . . . 302-3 (292-3) 316 (306) Sick at Jast...... 66, 74 Number effected by Mas., Smith addresses ...... 94 316 (306 Smith wishes to bring sai1ors.234 Somers Is,——numberin (1622) Number for each -patent. . 249 282 (272) Number in S. I. (1622) ...... 249 Starvation scatters..97, 97-8, 99 Number massacred (1622). . Starving Time,——numberalive after ...... 117 211, 249 Taken to fort by Inds ...... 98 Number reported (1621). .203-4 Tobacco culture discouraged. .177 Number sent over (1621)..203-4 Tobacco policy of, ungrateful Number sent by Sandys ...... 266 (256) 176, 176-7 Number prepared to come Tomocomo rails agst...... 147 over ...... 203-4 Transportation of, 26; A... . . Number to supplant massa­ 4-5 ,18, 28 cred ...... 232 Treaty of, with Inds. . . . .130-1 Number workmen ...... 215 Tyranny deters ...... 293 (283) White b-rings ...... ,...... 24 Offending to be punished, A. Winter only time for new. . . 29-0, 30 318-9 (308-9) Patent provisions for.282 (272) Wives for..165, 165-6, 166, 167 Pembroke to bring (1621)..194 Women among ..77, 165-6, 166, Pe-onage of ...... 226 Petition for 400...... 283 (273) 238. 239 Population‘ (1585) ...... 12 Workman sent ...... 215 (1586) ...... 22 Wyatt brings ...... 194 (1607) ...... 47 Wynne dies ...... 97 (1608) ...... 79 Colonization. Encouraged by (1609) ...... 94, 107 charters ...... A 4-5, 18, 28 (1610) ...... 117 “Noble enterprise, a” ...... 22-3 (1618) ...... Spanish efforts compared with 148, 281 (271) 191 (1619) ...... 159 Colthurst, Henry (Grocer). Mem­ (1621) . ....191, 202 ber V. C. .V...... A 13 (1622)..207, 232, Columbus. Referred to ...... 1, 3 279-0 (269­ Commissioner of Navy. Smith 0), 281 (271) (T) ...... 158 (1624) 321-2 (311-2) Commissioners. Action of in col­ Report on .. . .203-4 ony ...... 333 ( 323) Powhatan tries to starve. . . . . 80 Action of, secret. . . . .303 (293) Privileges. entitled to ....A iv Action of, uncertain. .307 (297) Prospective break contracts Answer of, to G. A, . . .327 (317) to go to colony ...... A 29 Authority of, over servants. . . Punishment for offending, A. . . . 327-8 (317-8) 20-0, 30 Betrayer of, pillvoried..325 (315) Quality -of, better (1623). . . . Butler Infrm. ignored by. . 282 (272) 301 (291) Respect of for King's C. for Committee to attend . .301 (291) Va...... A 29 Company in dark as to.303 (293) Return to Eng...... 75, 117 Right of, to liberties ...... 161 Conditions investigated by. . . . Roanoke Island chosen by.13, 50 299 (289) Sail for colony (1609) ...... 102 Conditions to be reported on Sail for N. Eng. (1608) 75 by ...... 174-5 ‘See note under “Populat.ion." BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 41 General Assembly inquires of, Declaration recommended to, 327 (317) 302 (29 2) Gilbert (‘H.) acts under. . ..6-7 General Assembly answered Gilbert (I-I) reads his ...... 6-7 by ...... 327 (317) Gofton gets, to examine Co. ‘General Assembly ‘pets. King accounts ...... 298 (288) to send ...... 317 (307) Import of, given Gates, etc..l01 General Assembly replies to.. Issued to 328 (318) Sir Henry Bouchier ..298 (288) General Assembly with­ Sir Nicholos Fortescue 298 (288) draws papers from. .325 (316) Sir Humphrey Gilbert. . . . . Grievance as to, referred...337 (327) 6-7, 313 (303) Gnievances investigated by, Sir Francis Gofton . . . .298 (288) 277 (267) Sir Wm. Jones . . . . .298 (288) Capt. Samuel Matthews . . . . Intimidation G. A, attempted 6-7, 313 (303) by ...... 326-7 (316-7) Investigate colony. . . .301 (291) Capt. William Pierce . . . Investigate conditions .299 (289) 6-7, 313 (303) Investigate grievances ...... Sir William Puit ...... 298 (286) 277 (267) Sir Henry Spilman . . . .298 (288) ' Matthews joins acts of ...... Sir Richard Sutton. . . .298 (288) 328 (318) Capt. William Tucker ...... Mission kept secret by. .314 (304) 6-7, 31 Offendedreplyto G. Capt. Nathaniel West ...... 327-8 (317-8) 6-7, 313 (303) Order records brought.301 (291) Jones, to examine Co. ac­ Privy Council appoints.307 (297) counts ...... 298 (288) Privy Council, arrive. .314 (304) Joy over ...... 301 (291) Privy Council, return to Eng., Letters Patent to Gilbert (I-I). 3-6 338 (328) Lieutenancy ...... A 21 Lord General’s dependence Proceedings of, uncertain.307 . .(297) . 05 Proposals of, to G. A.. .328 (318) Propose surrendering char­ Inds...... 313 (303) ters ...... 326-7 (316-7) New, granted ...... 106-7 Report of, unknown ...... Newce’s conditions of ...... 238 338-9 (328-9) Newport’s, conditions of.."I7, 81 Report of work of. .302-3 (292-3) None possessed ...... 327 (317) Return from colony ...... Opened ...... 326 (316) 338-9 (328-9) Ordered produced . . . .301 (291) Sanderson, Queen's, joins R. . 8 Pierce gets to go agst. Inds.313 (303) . Sharples betrays .. . ..325 (315) Smith's error as to. .. .307 (297) Pit gets, to examine Co. ac­ Surrender of charters pro­ counts ...... 298 (288) posed 'by ...... 326-7 (316-7) Powers of Yeardley under. ..242 Transportation of, from plan­ Quest-house call for. . . .301 (291) tation to plantation. . 328 (318) Ro1fe’s expired ...... 157 Uncertain who Were..298 (288) Smith allows his stolen. . . . .107 Urged to action ...... Spilman gets, to examine Co. 301-2 (291-2), 312 (302) accounts ...... 298 (288) Sutton gets, to examine Co. Commission of Survey and Distri­ accounts ...... 298 (288) bution. Lands allotted by. .A 15-6 Tucker gets to go agst. Commissions (Authority). Inds...... 313 (303) Appointment by ...... 330 (320) Under Great Seal of Eng. .. Argall violates his ...... 150 277 (267) Bonchier gets, to examine Co. accounts ...... 298 (288) West gets to go agst.313 Inds. (303) . Commissioners had 110.327 (317) Wyat’s expires ...... 334 (324) Condition of, given N. ....77, 81 Yea:-dley’s expires ...... 187 Conditions of, given Newce. .238 Yeardley’s powers under. . . . . 242 Dale reads his ...... 117 Commissions (Persons). Condi­ Discoveries under, from Jast. tions to be reported by ....174-5 I ...... 75-6 Committee Extraordinary. Mem­ accounts ...... 298 (288) bership ot ...... 283 42 INDEX TO sTITH’s HISTORY or VIRGINIA.

Commodities (see also "Goods," Tobacco an uncertain ...... 244 'iWa.res," "Merchandises"). Tobacco a. “very sinking”. . . .198 Abundance ...... 312 (302) Tobacco forces out. . . . 281 (271) Account of, shipped ...... 40 Tobacco not to be taken for-.183 Ancient rates enforced.331 (321) Tobacco sold for ...... 171 Answer as to ...... 201-2 Tobacco the staple ...... 140 Captured in battle by S..»..109 Tobesenthome 43 Collected in storehouses ...... 39 Trade at expense of. . . . . 81 Company takes, to Holland. .201 Trifling, ofliered by Inds. . . . 91 Confirmed ...... A 22 Unknown (to Stith), to be cul­ Confirmed to Co. . . . .A 15, 27-8 tivated ...... 184 Cultivation of, encouraged... Valuable ones (l618)..281 (271) 164-6, 193 Virginia gains new, for Eng Culture of . .. .232, 321 (311) 335 (325) Encouraged ...... Common Law (of England). Basis 164-5, 193, 232, 311 (311) of government ...... Experiments with ...... Martial Law the, of country. . 281 (271) 316-7 (306-7) 145, 163 Exportation of, controlled. .A 6 Common Pleas. See "Court of “Forwardness” of sundry. . . . Common Pleas.” 279 (269) Common Seal. Lands granted un­ Governor and Council set rate der...... 15 on ...... 330-1 (320-1) Ordinance and Const. given Granted ...... A 23, 24, 25 under ...... A 34 Harrioton best to import. .9 17 Commons, House of. Appoints Importation to Eng...273 (263) Committee on Grievances and “In perfecting" ...... 231 Oppressions ...... 337 (327) Instructions for raising ...... 195 Attitude of, Farrar -on..338 (328) Jamestown supply of ...... 107 Besought to consider lpet. . King’s Forest contained . . .233 336 (326) Lottery, to be elected ....A 31 Company petition not acted Necesaries not plentiful. . . . 77 on by ...... 206 Necessary, basis of power. . . . 82 Farrar on attitude of. .338 (328) Necessary, of greatest value. . 82 Garbling petition offered in.199 Necessary, raised ...... 183 Members of appointed by None sold until arrive at Co...... 336 (326) James City ...... 331 (321) Patriot Party in, heads of. .179-0 Only, in 1618 ...... 281 (271) Petition committed to mem­ Others to be raised ...... 184 bers of ...... 337 (327) Outlook for, poor. . . . 296 (286) Petition of Co. not acted on Poverty discourages. . . .323 (313) by ...... 206 Powhatan cheats N. of ...... 58 Petition takes course in. . . . Preparations for, destroyed .218-9 337 (327) Price of, committee to rate. .185 Petition to ...... 334-7 (324-7 Price of forced up ...... 57 Quarrels of with King...... 206 Proclamations as to. . .321 (311) Receive pet...... 337 (327) Production or, looked into. . 193 Tobacco action of ...... 203 Projects for producing. . . . .193 Wish to help colony. .338 (328) Progress with . . . . .295-6 (286-6) Rate upon, set by G. and C., Commonwealth. Bennet flrst Gov­ . 330-1 (320-) ernor under ...... 199-0 Rates (ancient) enforced. . . . Communion. Celebrated‘ ...... 47 331 (321) Plate for, given college . . . .171 Ratifled.——otformer charters. ‘Comock, Captain. Member V. 0.. A 31-2 A 10 Remitted to Va...... 164 Companies (see also "Virginia Sale of deferred . .. . .331 (321) Company). Skill of merchants in ...... 231-2 Grantees of charter...... Smith seized canoes oi! 69 102, A 1, 9-14 Spent at floating tavern oft Tobetwo...... Jast...... 59, 81 To colonize Va...... A 1 Supplies stolen traded for.. 81 Companies (of the Trades). Mem­ Tax on to be determined. . . . bers V. C. A 13-4 329-0 (319-0) Company . to Tobacco an odd ...... 182-3 assume charge of. . . .303-4 (293-4) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 43 Commission to report on . .174-5 Company Courts. See “Courts of Commissioners investigate Company." 299 (289) Company's Journals. Used by Dale,—under ...... 223 Stith ...... v Davers reports ...... 160 Compass. Discovered and use of. 2 Doncaster to report on . . . . . 180 Indians amazed at ...... Explained ...... 293 (283) Saves Smith Gates reports ...... 121 Smith mystifles Inds. with.. 51 Government . . . .317-26 (307-16) Complaints. (See also “Conditions"). Health ...... 278 (268) Against Argall taken up. . . . .151 I—Ienrico,—~whenST. left Against Governor ...... 232 321 (311) AI-gall agst. Cks...... 149 Houses Argall agst. M. patent ...... 219 273 (263), 278 (268). 279 Argall to O...... 149 ‘ (269), 316 (306) As to provisions. . . .300 (290) Justify actions ...... 100 Authority to make. .333 (323) Reports as to 82-3, 121, 160, 174­ Benefactor of -education pre­ 5, 180, 232, 293 (283), 299 sents 2 (289), 378 (268) Charles I to Dutch ...... 133 Smith explains ...... 82-3 Ch'ickahominies- -on West. . .105 Smith (T),——under 159-0, 186, Chickahominies subject of..149 293 (283), 312 (302), 315-17 Commissioners not to get . . . (305-7) 302 (292) Tobacco ...... 247-52 Company, forbidden ..302 (292) Trade ...... 236, 240 Delawarr (Lady) agst. Ar. 151§2 Conies....Abundance in N. Caro­ Governors.—aga.'inst ...... 2 2 lina ‘,...... Indians agst. West...... 105 Indians send as present . . . . 10 False abetted ...... 333 (323) ‘Connecticut. Coast explored by Kemp presents, to King. .226-7 Weymouth ...... 33 Kent sent to G. and C...... 227 King suppresses ...... 302 (292) Conspiracy (see \also “Plots," Lord. H. Treas. criticized in. . "Treachery," “Mutiny"). 337 (327) By Germans ...... 86-100 Punishment tor ...... 38, 41 Mariners, as to negroes ..153-4 Webb and others in...... 12‘3 Martin patent,—-Ar. agst. . . . .219 Constantinople. Smith sent to . . . . 110 Martin patent objected to. . . .219 Constitution. Establishment of . . Negroes,—as to ...... 153-4 160-1 Not to go to Commrs..302 (292) For C. of S. and G. A.. A.32-4 Of Argall extortions ...... 151-2 Constitution of England. Justice Opechancanough gets from ...... -.. -.. Ar...... 149 to accord with .. Pountis agst. betrayers of Laws sent not agreeable to..122 Inds...... 40 Contract, for Tobacco (see also Powhatan agst. West ...... 105 “Toba.cco”). Referred to P. C. . .290 (280) Answer to charges.285-6 (275-6) Smith, on West ...... 105 Busines of, referred to San­ Suppressed by King. . . .3o2- 2292) dys 37(327) Tobacco, blocked . .285-6 (275-6) Complaints agst. blocked . . . . Tobacco, examined ...267 (257) 285-6 (275-6) Vice-Admiral’s ...... 240 Complaints agst. examined.267 (257) . War makes ...... 300 (290) .247-52 ’.West,4——Cks. agst. ‘I ...... 105 Conditions Confirmed by Ld. Treas. . . . West,——Powhatan agst...... 105 267 (257) West subject of ...... 105 Written, request e d...... Considered ...... 285 (275) 302 (292), 333 (323), Construction in favour Co. . .247 Compton, no:-d. Member V. C. .A 9 Control of Co. under ...... 247—9 Concublnes. O1’Powhatan ...... 58 Craniield to make ...... 244 Deferred ...... 285 (275) Conditions. (See also "Complaints"). Dissolved ...... 273 (263; Actions justified by ...... 100 Dissolution of. aimed at Co., Argall,—-under . . . . .175, 176 276 (266) Butler reports on . .. .378 (368) Dissolution of, suggested. . . . Cavendish replies as to . . . . .232 266 (256) Christmas (1618) .381-3 (271—3) Christmas (1622) 281-3 (271-3) Dissolution threatened. . 246, 247 44 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Effected by salaries ...... Member C. of S...... 218 284 (274), 284-5 (274-5) Money raised by, for church King declares, void . . . .269 (259) or school ...... 204 Lord H. Treas. confirms 267 (257) Pastoral care of tenants by. .218 Meeting to complain agst. . . . Rector of C01. and his pay. .218 267 (257) Requested to go to Va. and Merits of . . . . AIl269—0 (259-0) enter ministry ...... 218 Officers znecssitated by . . . .251 Thanksgiving sermon by ...218 Overawes courts and answer Copper. Authority to mine. .A 4, 18 to charge ...... 284-5 (274—5) Betrayal of King for ...... 95 Quarter Court could not rati­ Bounty on ...... A 4, 18 fy ...... 285-6 (275-6) Chain of, to be given Chks. .131 Ratification of, by Quarter Corn offered for ...... 91-2 Court ...... 285-6 (275-6) Corn Promised for by P. . . . . 84 Result of money greed and Corn traded for ..84, 91-2, 105 answer to charge.28-1-5 (274-5) English to provide Inds. with. 73 Revenues advanced by.289 (279) Fort to be given for ...... 104-5 Salaries effect Given 0...... 141 284 (274), 284-5 (274-5) Houses traded for ...... 104-5 Salaries under ...... 251 Kettle of, to Japazaws to en­ Southampton uses undue in­ tice Po. on ship ...... 128 fluence for ...... 266 (256) Kettle of, traded for corn. . . . . 87 Undue influence for ..266 (256) Menatonon tells cols. of. . . . 13 Validity of ...... 267 (257) Mining of, authority....A 4, 18 Void, says King . . . .269 (259) Newport always gave to P... Warwick Faction alarmed. . . . Offered P. for daughter. . . .135 273 (263) Offered to Inds...... 49 Wrote plan for ...... 260 (250) Ornaments ...... 10, 49 Contract to Marry. With two, Plates to be used ...... 16 forbidden ...... 332 (322) Smith to make for P0...... 65 Conversion (see also “Education,” Tribute of ...... 49 "Religion"). Value depreciates as trade Rector for, of Inds...... 218 medium ...... 57 Conway, Sir Edward’, Knt. Mem­ Value deteriorates ...... 77 ber C. for Va...... Valuedlower than corn 86 Member V. C...... A 9 Coppin, Sir George, Knt. (see also Conway, Captain Thomas. Mem­ “Copping"). ber V. C...... 10 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Cooke, Captain. Saves drowning Member V. C...... A 10 sailors ...... 27 Searches for colony ...... 27 Coppln, Robert. Member V. C.,A 12 Cooks. The Company of. Member Copping, Sir George, Knt. (see also V. C...... _...... A 14 “Coppin"). Cooper, John. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Member C. for Va...... 36 Cooper, Matthew. Member V. C., Coral Ornaments. Indians bring. 10 A Of N. C. Indians ...... 10 Cooper, Richard. Member V. C., Co-racial School. Provided for..214 A Corbet, Dr. Richard (later Bish­ Cooper. Robert. Membber V. C., op). Says Harriet not atheistic. 20 A 12 I-Iarriot defended by ...... 20 Coopers (Individuals). Member: Cordage. Directions given for V. C...... A 11 making ...... 177 00011919.The Company of. Mem- . Cordwayners, The Company of. ber V. C...... 14 Member V. C...... A 14 Cope, Sir Anthony. Knt. Mem­ Corn (see also "Food," "Provi­ berV.C...... A 9 sions,” “Supplies,” “Victua1s”). Cone, Sir Walter, Knt. Member Abundance amongst Cks. . . .131 C. for Va...... 36; A 16 Abundance amongst Nansa­ Member V. C...... A 10 monds Coneland, Mr. Corroborates Abundance in 1916...161-2, 166 Dale ...... 297 (287) Abundance on Chickahominy. 50 Eff-orts of, for colony ...... 204 Abundance relieves famine. . Freedom of Co. presented..204 313 (303) Land granted . Abundance, when ST. left. . . . Member C. in Va. . . 312 (302) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 4:5

Ambuscades concealed in . . . .240 Indians ask cols. to pray for Amount secured ...... 242-3 rain ...... Appamatocks forced to give. 84 Indians cease to bring . . . . . 116 Argall gets shlpload ...... 118 Indians have little but ...... 234 Argall spends public ...... 150 Indians hide their ...... 79 Authority of Commrs. over. . Indians invited to plant. . . .238 327-8 (317-8) Indians leave part crop for Basis of power of nation... . 82 cols...... 24 Bought for skins ...... 99, 140 Indians plant for colonists.. 14 Brought as treaty conds ...... 74 Indians say Eng. came to col­ Burned ...... 59, 313 (303) ony to get ...... 144 Cheaper than in Eng. .319 (309) Indians steal ...... 101 Chickahominies forced to give Indians to plant for cols. . . .72-3 80, 140-1 Jamestown supply of. .74, 94, 107 Japazaws offer to trade. . . . . 161 Chickahorninies to pay, for Lack of, under ST...... 316 (306) hatchets ...... 131 Land mortgaged for ...... 140 Chrowshaw agrees to send. . 238 Maddison sent to get ...... 238 Clergy to receive ...... 173 Magazine supplies when scarce -Clergy’s, collected. . . . . 329 (319) Maddison’s conduct cuts off Colonists fail to plant ...... 122 164-.5 Colonists secure ...... 83-4 Commissioners authority over Mangoag method of raising. . 99 327-8 (317-8) Mangoags trade for ...... 99 Mortgage of, for lands. . . .139-0 Company to pay in ...... 183 Namontack not know of. in Contributions to store-house.132 Eng...... 144 Copper given for ...... 105 Nansamonds forced to give. . . S4 Copper offered for ...... 91-2 Nansamonds have much . . .. 73 Copper promised for, by P.. 84 Necessary for existence . . . . . 96 Copper traded for ..84, 91-2, 105 Negotiation for ...... 127 ‘Copper kettle traded for. . . . . 87 Newce plants much ...... 236 Cost of ...... 242 Newport receives from colony 77 Culture of, by Dale. . . . .122, 140 Newport receives trom Pow­ Culture of, by Mangoags. . . . 99 hatan ...... 79 Culture of. encouraged ...... Newport to load bark with. . . 77 140, 160, 195, 330-1 (320-1) Offered by Japazaws ...... 161 Exhausted ...... 140 Plantations attracted by. . . .164 Culture of, provided for. . . . . Planted ...... 122, 140, 146-7 99. 331 (321) Planted at Bermudas ...... 126 Culture of, rules for ...... 131-2 Planted by Dale ...... 122, 140 Dale has much planted. . . . .140 Plentiful (1607) ...... 50 Dale plants . . . . . _. . . .122, 140 (1608) ...... 73 Damaged by hail ...... 147 (1613) ...... 131 Destroyed by Inds. . . . .300 (290) (1619) . . . .161-2, 166 Destroyed by rats ...... 97 (1622) ...... 319 (309) Destr0yed,—that of Inds. . . . (1623). . . . .312 (302), 313 (303) 313 (303) Destroyed to keep from Inds.236 Powhatan forces up price of. . Discouraged by ambuscades. .240 58, 59, 86 Encouraged ...... Powhatan gives to colony. . . . 97 140, 160, 195, 330-1 (320-1) Powhatan promises ...... 84, 128 Exhausted ...... 140 Powhatan gives 5‘ ...... 89 Famine relieved by... .313 (303) Price not forced up‘.. . .319 ()09) Fish (dried) traded for. . . . 99 Price of, (1622)..242, 278 (268) Friendly Inds. attacked when Price of (1624) ...... 319 (309) gathering ...... 24 Price of, and tob. compared, Gathered before relief re­ 319 (309) ceived ...... 300 (290) Price run up by P. . ..58, 59, 88 Granary to be supplied. . . . . Promises of, obtained ...... 73 330-1 (320-1) Provision for raising ...... 124 Greenvil destroys, or Inds.. 12 Rare——ripe, common ...... 162 Hail damages ...... 147 Rats destroy ...... 97 I-Iamer goes for ...... 237-8 Rental of, established ...... 164 Hamer takes, for ransom. . . .240 Rules for culture of ...... 131-2 Hatchets traded for ...... 131 Secured ...... 242-3 46 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Powers of, in each colony, 37, Secured at Kicquotau. . . . . A 3 Secured by Ar...... 118 Seized ...... 161, 242, 317 (307) Smith forbidden by, to go Skins sold for ...... 99, 140 agst. Massawomecks . . . . . 69 Smith get from Appama­ Trade rules overridden by.. 57 tocks ...... 84 Yeardley adds to ...... 58 Smith carries to Jamestown. 94 Council (Minor, in Eng.). Agents Smith forces from Cks. . . . . 80 in England ...... Smith gets, from Powhatan. 89 Council and Company. Charges in Smith on cost of ...... 242 name of, forbidden ...302 (292) Smith searches for ...... 93 Discord in ...... 294 (284) Spilman goes to trade for. .240-1 Great and General Courts of Stolen by Indians 101 A 26 Stolen by West's men...... 105 Laws sent over not sanctione Supply of, at Jamestown... by ...... 122 A. 74, 94,'1o7 Power of, in petitions ...... 227 Supply 01, carried to Jast. . 59 Supplies sent by ...... 148 Supply of, exhausted ...... 140 Council Board. Election con­ Surplus to be replaced by trolled by ...... 304 (294) ‘ fresh ...... 331 (321) How constituted . . 303-4 (293-4) Taken from Inds. . . . .317 (307) Jacob matter taken to . . . ; .169 Tobacco subordinated to.140, 160 Council for Virginia (see also Tomocomo sent to Eng. to “Council," “Council in Vir­ study...... ginia," “Council of Vir­ Trade for, offered . ., ...... 161 ginia"). _ Trade with Inds. tor. stopped, Abandonment of colony con­ 331 (321) sidered by ...... 121-2 Traded for by Mangoags.... 99 Abandonment of colony Tribute of ...... , ...... 54 threatened by ...... Tribute of, from each house.105 Abrogates powers of Pres. and Tribute of, not paid . .317 (307) C. in Va...... Tribute of, paid . . _. . .312 (302) Admission of new members, to Valuation of by P....58, 69, 86 Co ...... A Value (comparative) of.319 (309) Allegiance (oath of) for mem­ Ward secures ...... 161 bers of ...... 43 Wasted by C. members. . . .236 Applies for new charter. . . . . 101 Yeardley finds scarcity of. .150 Appointive power of ...... A 17-8 Yeardley neglects cultiva.tion.140 Appoints officers for Va ...... 101 Yeardley seizes ...... 242 Argall reprimanded by ...... 150 Yeardley sends to Cks. tor..140 Bishop of London member of. 173 Cornelius, John. Member V C. .A 11 Commons besought to receive Cornwall. Greenvil not to leave. . 25 acct. from ...... 336 (326) Coronation of Powhatan. Held at ‘Conditions explained by S..82-3 Werocomoco’ ...... 78-9 Courts to be held by and quo­ Orders for ...... 7 7 rum ...... A 26 Corporal Punishment. Reason­ Credit due, for good govmnt. .161 able, provided ...... 38-9 Cruelty of, to cols ...... 47-8 Corporations (see also “Cities," Declaration by, read..297 (287 “Towns”). Declaration of recommended Charles City and Elizabeth to Commons ...... 302 (292) City ...... 330 (320) Desire of for exped. to Man­ Each, to fall on Inds. .332 (322) goags ...... 99 Members V. C ...... 102, A 13-'4 Disappointed, applied for new New, laid off ...... 161 charter ...... 101 Representation in G. A. . . . 160 Discouraged, tries to abandon corpses. Food made £1-om.31'5(305) colony ...... 121-2 Ootting-non, 3M1‘.(Lord). Letter to, Dissolute ones ordered sent on death of R...... by ...... 167 Cotton, Sir Robert. Smith gives. Distinction as to ...... 37 a relation of his life and trav­ Divided for two colonies. . . . . 37 els ...... 108-11 Established and increased. . . . 36 Cotton. ‘Sir Rowland, Knt. Mem­ Gold (lack of), disappoints. . ber V...... A 10 81, 82 ‘Mon Trees. Prosper well ...... 218 Goods or, stolen by Wa....154 Council (see also “Council in Vir­ Government (good), due to. .161 'ginia”). Grants privileges to M...... 22o BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 47

Instructions to N. from.... 42 Amends laws . . . , ...... 40 King's, created ...... 36 Answers B. Infrm. . . . .318 (308) Laws amended by ...... 40 Betrayer of, pilloried. .325 (315) Laws not sanctioned by, sent Bribery to get papers of. .. over ...... 122 325 (315) Lotteries of.—-—Proc.as to. . .A 31 Butler angered as not mem­ ber of ...... 321 (311) Lottery to be drawn...... 138 Clerk of, bribed for papers. . Marshal and Treas. admitted 325 (315) to ...... 190 Martin a member of ...... 220 Colonists desire name of, pre­ Martin granted privileges by.220 served ...... 324 (314) Members of ...... 36, A 16 Composition of ...... A 3 Members (new) or ...... A 26_ Corn wasted by ...... 236 Members (new) to be ad­ Decide location of other col­ mitted to Co...... A 18 ony ...... A 2, 3 Members (new) to be from Declines to send S. agst. Co...... _ ...... A Inds...... Mexican mines attract ...... 101 Different from others. .336 (326) Duties of Pres. of ...... 37 Mines of Mexico and Peru in­ Elects Smith Pres. of ...... 76 terest ...... 10 Enable cols. to disobey or­ Newport’s influence up-on . . . . 77 ders ...... 94 Oath of allegiance ror mem­ Excessive powers allowed to. . 41 bers of ...... , ...... 43 Ford, clerk of, in raid on P.. 85 Oath to be taken by ...... 41 Fort contrived by ...... 46 Officers appointed by. . . .A 17-8 Governors restrained by con­ Opposed to foregone conclu­ sion ...... 340 (330) sent of ...... 324 (314) Ordinance and Const. for. . . _In charge in S. absence.... 79 A 32-4 Instructions to ...... 194-5 Judicial proceedings sub­ Orders under seal of ...... 41 scribed by ...... 39 Petition committed to. .337 (327) Jury trials provided by. . . . . 38 Perpetuation of ...... A 16-7 King gives excessive power to Powers of ...... 42-3, 101 Pres...... Pocahontas and son provided King's C. for Va. to appoint. 37 for by ...... 14 Proclamation as to Lotteries Laws amended by ...... 40 01...... Mzéliciousness of, not concern Provide for P0. and son. . . .142 Martin removed from. . .118, 224 Provisions, attitude of, as to. . 59 Meetings to assist Gov ...... 193 Quorum ...... A 26 Members added t ...... Reprimands Ar...... 150 158, 182, 193, 211 Respect for, slight ...... A 29 Members of ...... _...... 236 Seal of,-—orders under . . . . 41 Members subscribe answer to Silver (lack of), disappoints B. Infrm...... 322 (312) 81, Newce visited by ...... 236 Smith explains conds. to. . . .82-3 Oath of, same as King's C. . . 41 Smith (Thos.), Treats. 01.... 42 Orders sent to under seal. . . . 41 Southampton calls meeting Powel not of ...... 158 of ...... 254 Powers of ...... 38-41; A 3 South Sea,—powers to, to dis­ Powers of, abrogated ...... 101 cover ...... 43 Powers of, dual . . , . . .310 (300) Supplies and cols. sent by. . . . 57 Powers of Pres. . . _. . . .37, 38-41 Thorpe of, Supt. of College. .163 Powers of,—-when I0 cease. . Threatens to abandon colony. 82 A 17-8 Tobacco culture restrained by, P1-esidents.——howelected. 37, 42-3 164-5 Presidents,—powers of. .37, 38-41 To direct C. in America. . . . . 37 Punishment for members of. .196 Warwick steals goods of. . . .154 'WYat a. member of...... 188 Punishment,-—power of, give: Wrote a member of ...... 254 to ...... Wrote excluded from. .261 (251) Punishment,——power of, not Wrote suspended fr-om.258 (248) given to ...... A 29-0 Council in Virginia. (see also Reply of, to inst:-uctions..194-5 "Cou-ncil,” “Council for Vir­ Restraint of, on Govs. .324 (314) ginia,” “Council of Virginia").“ Royal Domain in Va. agree­ ‘See note under "Presidents of the Colony." 48 INDEX TO sTITH’s HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

able to ...... 224 Court-Books. King and PC. do not Scrivener admitted to ...... 57-8 return ...... vi Seal,—-design of ...... A 3-4 Records of Co. compared with Sharples pilloried ror betray­ original ...... v-vi al of ...... 325 (315) Courtenay, Sir William, Knt. Smith blamed by ...... 50 Knighted ...... Smith elected Pres. or ...... 76 On Comm. to which R. bill re­ Smith has two voices in ...... 97 ferred ...... 11-2 Smith opposes orders in.... 77 Court Martial. Brewster tried by.152 Smith overruled by ...... 78 Brewster's, unlawful ...... 181-2 Smith's rules overthrown by. . 57 Verdict agst. Brewster ille­ Sworn ...... 45 gal ...... 181-2 Council of State. Asst. Gov. . . . .193 Court of Common Pleas. Com­ Charter and constitution of, pany favoured by ...... A 27 A iii, 32-4 Jones of, gets cornmn.. .298 (288) Clerk 01, sworn in ....325 (315) Court; of Pleas. Title assumed. . . 60 Copeland member or ...... 218 Courts (see also “Courts of Co.,” Directions to ...... 157 “County Courts," “Inferior Dispersed greatly ...... 193 Courts,” “Quarter Courts,” etc.). Governor assisted by ------A 33 Acts of, confirmed . . . . .308 (298) How constituted ...... A 32-3 Held monthly ...... 330 (320) Instructions to ...... 194 Little redress in, of law.... Laws of Eng. to guide. . . .A 33-4 340-1 (330-1) Marshal and Treas. of ...... 190 Powers of ...... A 26-7 Meet in Quarter Sessions. . . .193 To be as in Eng...... A 14 Members of G. A...... 196 Courts (of Company). Admit­ Member of, signs Declaration, tance to, barred ...... 202-3 322 (312) Cease to be held ...... 303 (293) Offenders to appear before. .196 Farrar calls extraordinary. . . Ordinance and Constitution 306 (296) for a., and the G. A. . . . .A 32-4 Great and general, held. . . .A 26 Privy Council act as King's-.. Jefferson at ...... 307 (297) 310 (300) Held when desired ...... A 26 Part of G. A...... 196; A 33 Jurisdiction of ...... 305 (295) To assist Gov...... A 33 Oflicers of, continued ...... Council of Twelve (see also “As­ 299-0 (289-0) sistants” ). Ofiicers sworn in at. . . .325 (315) Assistants to White ...... 23 Provided for ...... A 26 How of, slain ...... 23 Quorum ...... A 26 Supplies sent for by ...... 24 Suppressed ...... 338-9 (328-9) White assisted by ...... 23 Treasurer or Deputy to be at ...... A 26 Council of Virginia (see also When Great and General, held “Council," “Council for Vir­ A 26 ginia,” “Council in Virginia”). Covel, Francis. Member V. C.. .A 11 Composition, powers and sea: or ...... Cows, see “Cattle.” Land distributed by ...... A 8 Cox, Richard. Member V. C...A 11 Members of ...... A 16 Coxendale. At Henrico ...... 124 Powers of ...... A 4 Coyse, William. Member V. ‘C...A 11 Successors of, named by...A 7 Crabs. Colonists subsist upon... 48 Council of War. Agst. Algerines.184 Colonists catch ...... 23 For Spanish Armada ...... 24 Newce obliged to live 0n...137 Members of ...... 24 Cranfleld, Sir Lionel. Advocates Counsellors. Oath to be admin­ higher tax on tob ...... 244 istered to ...... A 16-7 Lord H. Treas. and Earl of “Counter-Blast to Tobacco, A.” Mlddlesex ...... 244 Treatise by King ...... 183 Married relative of Bucking­ ham ...... 244 Counters. Phinishment by send­ Offices held by ...... 244 ing to ...... 263 (253) County Courts (see also “Courts"). Reprimands Argall ...... 150-1 Origin of ...... 207-8 Crawfish. Abundance, ln Berms. .114 P-owder Waste to be punished Crawshaw, Ralegh (see also “Crow— by ...... 332 (322) shaw,” “Chrowshaw”) (includes To be held monthly ..330 (320) Capt., Mr., etc.). County Lleutenants. See “Lieuten­ MemberV. C., ...... A 11 ants of Counties.” Crawshaw, William. Batch. of Div. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 49

(Clerk). Member V. C. ....A 11 Cugwper,I- ...... A John, Gent. Member V. 11 Creeks. More useful than noisome318 (308) Culpeper. Thomas, Esqr. (of Wig­ Crew, Anthony. Member V. C..A 11 sel). Member V. C...... Crow, Sir Thomas. Banished to Cugverins. Two demi.— sent to Ireland ...... 207 Crimes (see name each crime). Currency, see “Money.” Adultery, C|1l'l'i8I'S.The Company of. Mem­ Bigamy, ber V. C...... A 14 Conspiracy, Cul-sing. Smith cures . ._...... 80 Incest, Smith free from habit. . . . . 80 Manslaughter, Cuscarawock River. Formerly Murder, called Pokomoke ...... 63 Mutiny, Once called Wighcocomoco.. 63 Rape, Custom House. Goods sequestered Rebellion. ’ in ...... 309 (299) Sedition, Tobacco delivered to . . . . .168-9 Tumults, Customs (see also “Duty,” “Subsi­ Punishable where committed. 38 dy,” “Taxes”). - Punishment 1or....38, 41, 41-2 Amount of ...... A 19 Croatan. Colony moved to ...... 27-8 Cranfield, officer -of ...... 244 Food sought at ...... 15 Increased, softens King. . . . .201 Greenvi-lparty sought at. 23 None on necessities ...... A 18-9 Indians 01?,killed by mistake. 24 Rate of ...... A 19, 20 Relief exped. reaches ...... 26 Reduction of until 1621 ....248 Relief exped. sails for ...... 27-8 Tobacco. .168, 169, 170, 198, 200, Croft. (see also name below). Sir 245, 273 (263), 274 (264), 323-4 Herbert, Knt. Member C. for (313-4) 36 Customs (Manners). 01 Eng., fol­ Va...... Crofte (see also name above), Sir lowed ...... 321 (311) A 34 Herbert, Knt. Member V. C., Customs (Duty), Farmer of. Of A 10 Argall Faction ...... 186-7 Cromwell, Henry. Member V. C., Cutler: (Individuals). Member V. A 12 C. A 13 Cromwell, Sir Oliver, Knt. Bennet cutie.-r's', .C‘o.r’n.p-any'51.’' 'Mé£n­ Gov. under Commonwealth. . .199-0 ber V. C...... 14 Member C. for Va...... 36, A 16 Cypress Trees. Stately in N. C. . . 9 Member V. C...... A 9 D Cromwell’s Usurpation. Bennet Dances (see also “Ceremonies," first Gov. elected under ...... 199-0 “Invocations,” “War Dances," Crosby. William. Member V. C.,A 11 “Songs”). Over boat found ...... 241 Cross-Bar. Indians scared by.. 46 Smith honoured by ...... 67 Crosses. Set up in Rappahannock Dale, Lady. Castle of, spoiled. . .243 River ...... 70 Dale, Sir Thomas. Arrives safely Crown. Forced upon Powhatan. 79 (1611) 122 Newport brings to P ...... 77 -Council of Cks. and ...... 130-1 Used at coronation of P. . . .78-9 Character of. .123, 139, 295 (285) Crowshaw, Capt. Ralegh (see also Chickahominies send ambassa­ "Chrawshaw," “Crawshaw") dors to, with proposals. . . .130 (includes “Mr.” ). Christianity taught Po. by..136 Burgess ...... 317 (307) Friendship of Inds. for. . . .213-4 Civilizing of Indians by. . . . .216 Jamestown visited - by. .94, 238 Conditions under ...... 223 Patomack visited by ...... 213-4 Corn given as mortgage on Signs Declaration by G. A., whole Ind. country ...... 140 317 (307) Corn planted by ...... 122, 140 Dispatched with supplies . . . .122 Smith aided by ...... 92 Duty exemption to those arriv­ Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90 ing prior to departure of. .158 Trades in Patomack River..213 Exploits of, to be recorded. .191 Cruelty. Thos. Smith and Council Explores rivers 122 charged with ...... 47-8 Farrar’s Island selected by as Cucumbers. Indians send, as pres­ town site 122 ent ...... 10 Firearms, use of, taught Inds. 0111181‘,Thomas (Grocer). Mem­ ber V. C...... A 13 by 142 50 INDEX TO STITH‘S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Governor ...... 122 Helped kill cols. on Roanoke Governor again ...... 132 Island ...... 23 Hamer sent by, as ambassador How slain by ...... 23 to P...... 133-4 Davers, Sir John. Appointed wait Henrico, the name given his on invest. commrs. . . . .301 (291) town ...... 124 Attends P. C...... 267 (257) High Marshall ...... 101 Auditor for Smith's accounts, Impressed by country, writes 274-5 (264-5) ST...... 132 Brands Wrote as talse and Indians civilized by ...... 216 slanderous ...... 261 (251) Industry of ...... 295 (285) Conditions reported by . . . . . 180 King's Forest laid off by. . . .223 Instruction, Articles of, signed Land allotted Indians by. . . 131-2 by ...... 194 Land allotting methods Lord Treas. summons ...... changed by ...... 39-0 265-6 (255-6) Laws, harsh administration of, Measures referred to. .337 (327) by ...... 122, 152-3 Member Committee Extraor­ Laws of ST. ordered published dinary ...... 253 by ...... 122 On committee to- attend Letters -of,desired to be read. commrs...... 301 (291) 297 (287) Opposed to Argall-Smith Fac­ Management of, good. .163-4, 164 tion ...... 187 Marriage of Rolfe and Po. ap­ Requested to deliver certain proved by ...... 130 papers ...... 221 Opechancanough sends Tomo­ summoned before Ld. Treas.. come to Eng., says, ...... 144 265-6 (255-6) Percy in charge until arrival Tobacco officials selected by.250 of ...... 121 Davidson, Mr. Death of, pro­ Pocahontas and others taken motes Sharples ...... 325 (315) to Eng. by ...... 138 Davidson, Mr. Christopher. Mem­ Pocahontas taken with, to ne­ ber C. in Va...... 190-1 gotiate with P., but return Member C. of S...... A 13 to J ast...... 129 Secretary C. in Va...... 190-1 Powhatan answers ...... 135 Secretary C. of S...... A 33 Powhatan calls, “Brother”. .134 Davies, Captain. Arrives in Va. .102 Revenge taken by, on Appa­ Embezzles ambergrease . . . . 127 mattocks ...... 124 Sends pilot to Spanish ship. .138 Says 0. sent Tomocomo to Davies, Abraham, Gent. Member Eng...... 144 V. C 13 Says Va. equal all Europe put ‘...... A together ...... 132 Davis, John. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Statements of, corroborated. . Davis, Lancelot, Gent. Member V. 297 (287) C...... A 14 Teaches Indians use of fire­ Davis, Sir Thomas, Knt. Member arms V. C...... A 10 Thorpe, kinsman 01!,Supt. of Dawkes. Henry. Member V. C.. .A 12 College...... 16 Dean, Richard. Member V. C., A 11 T-omocomorails violently agst. Death Penalties (see also “Punish­ 147 ments”). Tomocomo sent to Eng by 0.144 Benefit of clergy denied,— Town built by ...... 123-4 when ...... 38 Toys sent P. by ...... 134 Crimes punished by. .38, 41, 41-2 Turmoil after departure of.. For teaching Indians to shoot Virtues of ...... 139‘ with guns ...... 14 Yeardley Dep. Gov. under-..1:-38 Deaths, see “Colonists,—deaths.” Damages. To be awarded ...... 38-9 Debates. Given in Records -of Danby, Henry. Member V. C.. .A 11 London Co...... V1 De Bry, Theodore (see also “De Dare, Ananias. Daughter born Brye"). to ...... Published account of voyage Dare, Virginia. So named as first in Latin ...... 16 child born in colony ...... Says Hackluyt saw Wit.h’s pic­ Dartmouth. Gosnold sails from. .30-1 tures and published them . . 16 Weymouth returns to . . . . . 34 Says Hackluyt was in Va. . .. 22 Dassamonpeakes. Flee after death Stith uses his Harriot’s Trea­ of How ...... 24 tise ...... 22 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

De Br-ye, Theodore (see also “De Charges agst. Argail sent to, Bry”). after his death ...... 151 His Harriot, a help to Stith. . iv Death Of. news of, received by Co...... 151 Debtors. Martin plantation a re­ Dies at Western Islands. . . .148 fuge for ...... 224-5 Debts. Discouragement increased by Burgesses not to be arrested return of ...... 121 for ...... 330 (320) Exploits of, to be recorded..191 Company owes to Wyatt. . . . . Forts at Kicquotan built by. .120 334 (324) Interests in Va. increased by Discharge of, provided for.. appointment of ...... 102 332 (322) Landing of ...... 117-8 Precedence of, for purchase of Letters to, fall in Ar. hands.151 Wives ...... 197 Oration of ...... 117-8 Smith free from vice of. . . . . 112 Papers referred to. . . .290 (280) Declaration of the Prosperous Es­ Martin removed from Council tate of the Colony, etc . . . . - . . . by ...... 311-2 (301-2) Pledges his fortune to stand Johnson draws . .311-2 (301-2) by colony ...... _...... 121-2 J ohnson’s,—answer to ...... Pocahontas carried to Court 315-7 (305-7) by ...... 145 Johnson’s,———colony informed Rescues colony ...... 117-8 as to ...... 314 (304) Sails for West Indies ...... 120-I Declarations. Consideration of C's Sickness or ...... 120 urged ...... 301-2 (291—2) Supply to be sent bv ...... 100 Company to King. .281-7 (271-7) Starts with supply (1618)..148 Johnson's, arrives, copy of. . . Volday comes back with. . . .103 314 (304) Western Islands,—dies at. . . . 148 King to Co. . .278-90 (268-80) Demi-Culverines. Number in col­ ony ...... 320 (310) Signers of ...... 317 (307) Sent to Powhatan ...... 56 To King ...... 281-90 (271-80) Demi-God. Smith regarded as.. 57 Deer. Abundance ...... 64 Democracy. Charters provide for Abundance on N. C. coast.. 9 287-8 (277—8) Flesh of, given ...... 65 Hunting of, regulated ...... 148 Government of colony a. . . . Indians bring, day before mas­ 288 (278) sacre (1622) ...... 209 Opposition. to a ...... 288 (278) Indians bring to Jast...... 97 Denmark, K_ing'of. Interce-des for Ralegh ...... 15 Indians send as present. . . . . 10 Dennis, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ King's Forest full of ...... 224 ber V. C...... A 10 Prevalence of ...... 49 Dequester, Matthew. Member V. Suet of, carried at Jast.... .94 C A 12 Symbol of, used ...... 49 oep'u£y’ '('s'e§' 'a'1's6' ?‘r'air'r'a'r,''jc3iu'1," Tribute of ...... 54 “Farrar, Nicholas,” “Deputy De Gama, Vasco. Reaches East ‘. H-‘Id Treas.”). rig at w Indies ...... 2-3 Accusations ag s t...... Deist. Ralegh branded as ...... 20 55, 256, 266-7 (256-7) Delawarr, Lady. Complains of Ar­ Accused of concealing peti­ gall’s extortions ...... 151-Z Pocahontas taken to court by. 145 tion ...... lC266—7 (256-7) Delawarr Bay. Lord Delawarr Accused ‘of falsifying records,255 died at ...... 148 Answers charges of ‘W1-ote.. Origin of name ...... 148 257 (247) Delawarr River. Skin trade with Blow aimed at ...... 309 (299) Indians in ...... 198 Books of, Well kept ...... 177 Delawarr, Lord. Appointed Can­ Courts at house of, suppressed. tain-General and . Governor-in­ 338-9 (328-9) Chief of Va...... 100, 101 Farrar elected agst. his will. .253 Appointment of. increases in­ Favour not expected bY-310 (300) terest in Va...... 2 For tobacco dealings ...... 250-1 Argal1’s goods to be seized Fidelity of, commended. . . .178 by ...... 151 Johnson the ...... 219, 221 Arrival ...... 117-8 Lord Treas. summons. .266 (255) Assignments of ...... 117-8 Meetings of, suppressed. . . . . Attacked at Falls ...... 120 338-9 (328-9) Brother of, arrives at Jast. .. 77 52 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Negligence not imputed to..255 Limited as result S’I.‘.'srule. . Nominations for ...... 230 299 (289) Oaths to be administered by, Ordered to answer King’s pro­ A 22, 28-9 posal ...... 305-6 (295—6) On committee to transport Privy ‘Council summons, dissolute ones ...... 167-8 300 (290), 303 (293) Ordered to obey Proposals rejected by meet­ Ordered to relieve colony. . . . ingot ...... 306 (296) 300 (290) Provision made for ...... A 17 Petition committed to . .337 (327) Quo Warranto served -on. . . . Pleads for colony ...... 203-4 307-8 (297-8) Powers given to. . . .308 (298), Releasedto aid commrs. . A 28-9 298 (288) Rebuked by P. C...... 201 Required at Courts of ‘C..A 26 Salaries debate urged by. . . . summoned by P. C...... 264 (254) 300 (290), 303 (293) Salaries vote put by ...... 256 Descartes. Borrowed much from summoned by Lrd. Treas. . . . Harriot ...... 20 266 (256) Descent. Laws (Indian) or ...... 54 Tells Co. he supposes they Deserters. Werowocomoco. to be Wish to help colony. .338 (328) killed ...... 100 Deputy Farrar (see also “Farrar, John," and “Farrar, Nicholas" Desmond.grant from Earl lands of. of Ralegh ...... gets . . . 25 “Deputy Treasurer") Devils, Isle of. Early name of Ber­ Asks written complaints. . . . . mudas ...... 1 14 .333 (323) Ivcvon. Adventurers from county Grievance committed to. . . . of A 2 337 (327) Courteney eler-ted knight of. . 11 On attitude of House of Com­ Knights of, elected 1 mons ...... 338 (328) Plimouth in county of Petition committed to.337 (327) Ralegh elected Knight of.. 11 Deputy for the Company. Mem­ Steukley, Vice-Adm. of ...... 146 ber C. of S., A 33 Devonshire, Earl of. Cavendish becomes ...... 187, 339 (329) DeputyNewce for . . the . . . .Company’s ...... La.nds.1...... 82 Opposes Argall-Smith Fac­ When elected Governor . .196 tion ...... 187 Deputy for the College. Massa­ Dewhurst, Captain. Member V. cred ...... 211 C . . .A 10 Member C. of S...... A 33 nex'te.'-,'c':£.i;u'ai:i.' '1'w'e'n'fio'ei~'x'rf'c...A 10 Thorpe appointed ...... 182 Dice. Smith free from vice of. . .112 When to be Governor ...... 196 Digby, Sir John, Knt. Member V. Deputy Governor.‘ Argall elected.145 CA...... 10 Argall declines to be ...... 50 Diggcs, Sir Dudley, Kn-t. Banished Argall scorns title of ...... 150 to Ireland ...... 207 Conditions under Argall as. . Member C. for Va...... 16 ’ 175, 176 Member V. C...... A 10 Powelleft as ...... 157 On Com. to codify colonial Yeardley, under Dal ...... 138 laws ...... 162 Deputy Treasurer of Virginia (see On Com. to establish college. .1163 also "Deputy," “Farrar, John," Patriot Party member of "Farrar, Nicholas"). Commons ...... 179-0 Answer 0!, to King.305-6 (295-6) Digges’s Hundred. Annexed to Arrested ...... 298 (288) Henrico ...... 125 Canning as ...... 293 (283) ‘Dike, John (Fishmonger). Mem­ Conditions for, nominated by ber V. C...... A 13 King ...... 230 Dingley, John. Member V. C.. .A 12 Duties of, assigned ...... A 17 Dingley, Thomas. Held in peo­ Extraordinary Court called by nage by Argall and Smith....226 306 (296) Directors. Far:-ar, J., elected ...... Dale becomes, of Magazine, 159, 181, 192-3, 253 295 (285) Farrar, J., re-elected (1620).181 Election of another, desired. . Farrar, J., re-elected (1621). . 263 (253) 192-3 For tobacco dealings ...... 250-1 Farrar, N., elected ...... 230 Government to be in ...... 281 King nominates condits. for.230 Johnson, of Magazine, 295 (285) BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 53

Nominees for oflice of. .265 (255) Downtus (see also “Pountis”). Sandys elected agst. his will.253 Member V. C...... A 33 (note) Sandys resigns as. . . .263 (253) Dragoon of the Long R0be_ Nick_ Dirt. Gold-(lust referred to as.60, 62 name for King, ...... Aiv Disbursements. Ordered for de- Drake, Sir Francis. Coionists car­ fence of suit ...... 308 (298) ried to Portsmouth by ...... 16 Discoveriefi English, of early Fleet of, mentioned ...... 22 date ...... On C0m- to Which R- bill com­ Discovery (Barge) (see a15° Pi1I1:g::d1n}1'ieé'éh&'§1'o}i&é:ié:§ “Barges,” “Barge Discovery”). Roanoke colony rescued by.15-6 Arrival of, saves Ratcliffe... 66 Dransfield, Averie (Grocer). Mem­ Corn gotten from Cks. by.. 80 ber V. C...... A 13 Sails to raid 1?...... 85 Discovery of Anlerica, see “Amer­ Draper, Thomas. Member V. C.,A12 ica, Discovery of”. Drapers (Individuals). Members Diseases. Butler tells of. . .278 (268) V C ...... A 12, 13 Dissolute Ones (see also “Lewd D1-apers, The Company of. Mem­ Ones,” “Loose Ones,” “Liber­ ber V. C A 13 tines,” “Poor,” Paupers,” Drones. To be ’b2.}{I;.I1.é£i'r'£o'x£.'ism92 “Rakes”). Drought. Indians ask S. to pray Bad reputation from ...... 168 for rain ...... 99 Custom of sending to Va. . . . .168 Of 1618 ...... 147 Effect of, on colony ...... 168 Drownings, see “Colonists,-— King forces shipping of ...... 167 drowned". Many sent to colony and give Druei-dent, Philip. Member V. C.. bad reputation ...... 168 A 18 Reclaimed by Dale ...... 164 Drugs. Search for, urged ...... 195 To be sent to Va. to be ser­ Search for, to garble them..199 vants ...... 167 Drums. Used as signal ...... 129 Dissolution (of Co.) (see also "Va. Drunkenness. Powder not to be Co.,——dissoluti-on” ). wasted in ...... 332 (322) Officers continue until. .300 (290) Proclamation agst. ra.tified.. Ditchfleld, Edward. Member V. 331 (321) C...... A 1 2 To be punished ...... 39 Dixon, Adam (Master Calker). To be suppressed ...... 19-1 Held in peonage by Smith and Drury, Sir Drue, Knt. Member V. Ar...... 2 2 6 ...... A Land granted to ...... 226 Drury, Sir Robert, Knt. Member Petition of ...... 226 0. for Va...... A Dobson, Wi1lian1,-Esqr. Member Member V. C...... A 9 V. C., 102 ...... A 10 Ducks. Abundance, -an rivers.. 60 Doctor of Cambridge. Member V. Duelling. Does not appeal to C...... A 13 Inds...... 92 Doctor of Physic (see also “Rus­ Eppes kills Stallings while..161 sell, Walter"). Smith challenges 0...... 92 Russell, arrives ...... 62 Dun, Sir Daniel, Knt. Member V. Doctors (Individuals). Members C...... A 10 V. C...... 102 A 10 Dun, William (see also name be­ Dodderidg-e, John, Esq. Member low). Member V. C...... A 12 King's C. for Va...... Dunn, William (see also Solicitor General ...... 36 above). Member V. C. ....A 13 Dogs. Food made from.64, 315 (305) Duppa, Jeffry. Member V. C...A 11 Doncaster, Viscount. Opposes Ar­ Duppa, John (Brewer). Member gall-Smith Faction ...... 187 V. C...... A To report on conditions. . . .180 Durette. Philip. Member V. C.. .A 12 Donne, Dr., Dean of St. Paul's. Dust and Ashes. Anonymo s name Attends Quarter Court . of benefactor ...... 214-5 Friend of Roe ...... 1 Dutch Settlement. AI-gall takes, Dorset, Earl of. Member V. C.. .A 9 on Hudson ...... 133 Opposed to ‘Argall-Smith Fac—187 Complaint to Chas. I concern­ tion ...... ing ...... Sackville becomes. 187, 339 (329) Firmer one made ...... 133 Dorsetshire. ‘S‘omer’s re-mains New Amsterdam ...... 76 taken to ...... 119 Downs. Home of Rev. Mr. Hunt. 44 Part of Virginia ...... 133 54 INDEX TO STITHVS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Submits to King James ...... 133 “Most towardly" Inds. to go to Trades with Inds. for skins..198 college 1 Dutch Ship. Brings negroes. . . .182 01!Indians provided for. .171, 172 Duty, see “Customs.” Profits of ironworks to go to.215 Dyers, The Company of. Member Provided for ...... A 20 V. C...... A 14 Provision by each town. . . . 195 Dyes. Brought by N. C. Inds. . .. 10 Rector of College for Conver­ Pocones used as, by Inds. . . . 84 sion of Inds...... 218 Thorpe's work among Indians. 211 Search for, urged ...... 19.5 Towns to educate Indians. .195 E Treaty with Inds. recommend­ ed ...... 215 Each, Capt. Samuel. To build Edward VI. Wriothesly, regent of blockhouse ...... 229 minority of ...... 179 “Edwin Sandys’s Laws.” So call­ Earls. Members V. C‘...... 102; A 9 ed by Wrote ...... 255 Earsye (evidently “Pearsye”) Jer­ Eggs. Embezzled by President of emy. Member V. C, ...... A 12 colony ...... 48 Easter. Assembly held during and Egyptian Slavery. Colonists wasted title of ...... A by like of ...... 321-2 (311-2) Easter Term Courts provided Eight, Rials of, see “Rials of Eight” for ...... A 26 Elders (of Indians). Captured. . .141 Eastern Shore. Character of coast Chickahominies governed by.130 or ...... s2, 63 Great influence of ...... 233 Colonists propose to return to Oration on treaty by ...... 131 and fortify ...... 235 Eldred, John (Merchant London). Domains of Powhatan ...... 54 Member C. for Va. ....36; A 16 Explored ...... 62 Member V. C...... A 11 Lands of Sec. laid off -on. . . .174 Eldridge, Thomas. Marries great, Opechancanough tries to pois­ great, granddaughter of P0 . . . . 146 on King on ...... 209 Election. Of Governor and As­ Powhatan’s language spoken sistants ...... 304 (294) on ...... 62 Election. Freedom of. Guaran­ Smith visits ...... 62 teed by King ...... 230 East Greenwich. Lands to be Elizabeth (Queen). Dies ...... 32 holden as of ...... A 7, 15, 25 Florida seized in name of. . . . 9 East India. Probable passage to. 43 Gathers sea-captains for Ar­ Royal James, ship of ...... 204 mada ...... 24 East India Company. Thos. Smith, Grants L. P. to Humphrey Governor of ...... 42, 158 Gilbert ...... 3-6 East India School. Carpenters for, Grants L. P. to Ralegh ...... 8 come over ...... 229 Grants license to Ralegh for Connected with college at wine vending ...... 8 Henrico ...... 204 Influence of name of ...... 6 Free school at Charles City. .204 Island named after ...... 31 East Indies. Dale at. . . .287 (277) Loses wager to Ralegh ...... 21 Portuguese possessions in. . . . 3 Monson, Admiral of ...... 184 Thomas Smith, Governor of. . 42 Names the country Virginia. 11 CEdicts. Published by Governor..147 New Eng. Inds. subject to.. 16 Tobacco price set by ...... 147 Newfoundland seized in name Education (see also "College,” of ...... 6-7 “University,” Free Schools,” Okisco owns subjection to... 14 “Schools,” “Religion”). Pardons Earl of Southampton. 179 Advance in ...... 295 (285) Plate Fleet ordered intercept­ Benefaction of Boyce for. . . . . 217 ed by ...... 28 Bequest for ...... 214, 215, 216-7 Ralegh one of best command­ Bequest for, by Ruggles. .216-7 ers under ...... 156 Boyle makes bequest for. . . .217 Restrains R.’s researches. . . 20 Clergymen, sufficient number Roanoke rescued under orders of ...... 312 (302) of ...... 15-6 Complaint from benefactor Romish pilgrims rail at ....109 of ...... 214 Smith petitions, for Po. . . .142-3 Free school, money raised for. 204 Tobacco encouraged by ...... 21 Gift for, of Indians. ..16$, 171-2 Virginia named by Indians provided for ...... Withdraws fav-our from Ra.­ 166, 171-2, 195 legh BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 55 Company can purchase lands With sent by, to paint na- 16 in ...... A tives, etc...... Corn cheaper than in. .319 (309) Elizabeth City. Corn planted at. 236 Council in, sends supplies... 57 Courts to be held in. . . .330 (320) Customs of, followed..321 (311) Hill alone at. defendshouse. Dale returns to ...... 138 Massacre at ...... Delawarr returns to ...... 121 Elizabeth F011;. At Henrico . . . . 124 Difficult to comply with in­ Elizabeth River. Explored by structions from .. .324 (314) Smith ...... 7 3-4 Dormant in discovery . . 3 Formerly called Chesapeake. 73 Duty on goods imported to. .168 Mentioned ...... 13 Emoluments to. . . .335-6 (325-6) Elizabetlfs Island. Crops plant­ False advices and informa­ ed on ...... 31 tions sent to ...... 81 Left reluctantly ...... 32 Gates returns to ...... 132 Gilbert returns to ...... 75 Origin of name ...... 31 Gondomar fears another, in Elkzln, John (Merchant). Mem­ America ...... 247 ber V. C...... A 11 Gosnold returns to ...... 35 Ellis, John (Grocer). Member V. Gondomar’s sway in ...... 246 C A 13 Governor and Assistants to re­ Emr}aiixii'n:ZI' '1'3'o'd'y'7o':'s£.§:ie'r's' Is}... 119 side in ...... 303-4 (293-4) balmed ...... Governor to reside in ...... Embroiderers. The Company of. 14 303-4 (293-4) Member V. C...... A Great Seal of, _used..298 (288) Embroidery. Of pearl and White 58 Houses better than cottages beads ...... of ...... 320 (310) Emeralds. Spaniards control abun­ Irnportations to ..._._...... 202-3 dance of ...... Importati-ans to, policy for.. Emigrants. See “Colonists.” 271 (261), 272-3 (262-3) Empei-or.. See “Powhatan.” Indians own subjection to.14, 16 Emry and Robinson. Killed while Inhabitants of, once wild and with Smith ...... 5 Smith charged with death of. . barbarous ...... 1 ­ nears. Fortifications to be Interest of, not to stoop to ‘T3 Spain ...... 338 (328) raised by ...... 1 73 Jefferson at Courts in.307 (297) Treas. and Co. asked for. . . .1 Justice to accord with Const. England. Accusers of Smith sent 56 of ...... 194, 197 to ...... ,...... Actions of faction in. . .333 (323) King James violates Consti­ Acts of G. A. sent to ...... 1 60 tution of ...... Administration of laws in, and LandsCo. can . . . . be . . . purchased ...... in, . . bi. 14 Va...... 310-1 (300-1) Lane sails for ...... 21-2 Advantages to. . . .335-6 (325—6) Laws. administration of in, Affairs in, and Va. . . . .313 (303) and Va...... 310-1 (300-1) A1-gall leaves for ...... 152 4 _ Laws as agreeable as may be I up, u Argall sails for ...... 137 to those of ...... 5 Bristol expedition returns to. 33 Laws not to be contra to ‘Clarke returns to ...... 138 Colonies to be in league With. 5 Church of ...... 5 Colonists embarked for .117 Laws not to be contra to those Colonists free subjects of. . of ...... 40, 41 271 (261) Laws of, as to crim ...... 41-2 Colonization for strength of.. Laws of, followed. . . . .321 (311) Z8 9 (279) Laws of, to guide ...... A 33-4 Laws of, to prevail ...... Colonization of Newfound­ 276 (269), A 21 land attempted by ...... Laws of, upheld ...... A 33-4 Colony informed as to affairs Laws repugnant to Constitu­ 11 ...... 31-l.- (304) tion of ...... 293 (283) ‘Columbus offers services to Letters Patent under Great Henry VIII of ...... Seal of ...... 224 Commission under Great Seal Loss of France to ...... 132 of ...... 277 (267) Martial Laws to be agreeable Commodites not vendable in.202 to Statutes of ...... 15Z Commodities to be sent from. . 40 Martin returns to ...... 62 Common Law of, basis of gov­ Mentloned..A 1, 3. 4, 6. 7. 3. 14. ernment ...... 37 56 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, Tomocomo rails against. . . . .147 29, 31, 32, 34 Virginia as healthy as.291 (281) Monopoly of tobacco trade or, West sails to ...... 116 offered...... 44,247 Weyrnouth sails for . . . . . 34 Namontack back from ...... 78 Vl7hite desires to sail to . . . . . 28 Newfoundland seized in name White sails for ...... 24 of ...... 6-7 Wyat defended by planters in. Newport returns to ...... 81 333-4 (323-4) Newport’s influence in ...... 77 English. See “Colonists." N0 longer subservient to English Discoveries. Of early Spain ...... 338 (328) date Northern colonists return to Englsh Mastives (Mastiffs) . See (1608) ...... 75 “Mastiff Dogs." Offenders to be sent to for Englishmen. Chickahominies to punishment ...... 37 be called ...... 130-1 Orders of Court in, not to Enscnore. Dies and trouble be­ bind colony ...... 197 comes serious ...... 14-5 Ordinance and Court for the Father of Wingina _...... 14 Treas. and C. and Co. in.A :32-4 Friend to colonists ...... 14 Petition framed in. . . .333 (323) Entertaining Petition to bring all tob. to. . Powder not to be wasted in. . 286 (276) 332 (322) Petitions drawn in, are fake. . Entries 333 (323) Quest-house call for..301 (291) Plarrters in, defend Wyat. . Epidemic (Mortality). Falls on 333-4 (323-4) three who betray cols...... 18 Policy for importations to . . Eppes, William. Kills Stallings in 271 (261), 272-3 (262-3) duel Policy of King or, to fish­ Equity of England. Basis of gov­ eries ...... 271-2 (261-2) ernment Popham, Ld. Chief Justice of, King James deviates from... 41 of 2nd colony ...... 74-5 Laws not to be contrary to.40, 41 Pountis dies on coast of. 322 (312) To apply ...... A 27 Pountls goes to, to solicit Esquires. Among Captains agst. cause ...... 322 (312) Algerines 1 Pountis sent to ...... 332 (322) In King's Council for Va. .. . 36 Proclamation to be made in Members V. C.. . . .102, A 1, 9, 11 parts -of ...... 5-6 Sign Declaration by G. A.. . Profits to. from everything.. 317 (307) 335 (325) Essex. S‘outhampton's friendship Rumors from. not to be crea­ for Earl of ’ 1 ited ...... 332 (322) Essex, Earl of. Befriended by Smith leaves ...... 108 Earl of Sth...... 179 Smith returns to ...... 111 Patriot Party member of Smith to return to ...... 106 Lords ...... 179-0 Somers's crew returns to. . . . &sington, Mr. Indebted to- Com­ Supplies expected from. . . . . pany ...... 276 (266) Tobacco, average amount im­ Member Argall-Smith Fac­ ported in tion ...... 186-7 Tobacco carried to Etheridge, George, Gent. Member Tobacco, ordered brought to. V. C...... A 12 270 (260) Europe. Arms unfit for, given to Tobacco freely imported into. lcolony ...... 232-3 205-6 Dale says Va. equal to all, put Tobacco importation for good together ...... 132 or ...... 338 (328) Ignorance of, as to rest -of Tobacco imported into.266 (256) world ...... 2 Tobacco plentiful in. . . .246, 247 Liberties of, engross King W11­ Tobacco policy of 43015.,un­ Iiam ...... grateful to ...... 266 (256) Scorn of, for James I ...... 246 Tobacco to be imported to.. "Smith'searly travels through.111 273-4 (263-4) Timber scarce in . .. . .335 (325) Tobacco trade of, to be ad­ Virginia equal to all, put to­ vanced ...... 334 (324) gether ...... 1 Tobacco (Va..) not to be sold Winter at 1607 in, very hard: 51 in ...... 2 00 Evangellsts. Jurors to be sworn BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Smith follows West to ...... 104 I upon ...... 38 Evans, Hugh. Member 11 West returns from, with half Member V. his men ...... 105 Evans, Ralph, Esqr. West sent to settle at ...... 104 C...... A 11 Evans, Richard. Member V. C. .A 11 Falls of Rappahanock River (see Evans, William. Member V. C. .A 11 also “Rappahanock River”). Evelyn, Robert. Member V. C. .A 11 Mannahocks dwelt near . . .. 71 Everard, Captain Michael. Mem­ Nantaughtacunds lived be­ ber V. C...... A 10 low ...... 71 Ewer. See “Bason and Ewer.” Smith gets provisions at . .. . 65 Ewre, Lord. Member V. C....A 9 F3111-1116(Seealso “Starving Time”). Excesses. To be punished ...... 39 Effect of ...... 315 (305) Exchequer, Court. Information Fanshflwy Sil‘ Henry. Member V. agst. Ralegh in ...... 125-6 C A 10 Exeter and Others. Citizens of, to Member K.’s C. for Va. . . .A 16 control 2nd colony in Va...... Farmer, George, Gent. Member 36, A 1, 8-9 V. C...... A 13 EXBDETCollege. Sutcliff Dean of. . 37 Famner. John. Member V. c.. .A 11 Elxeter, Earl of. Member C. for Fan-ar. John (See also “Deputy," Va...... A 16 “Dep. 'l‘reas.”).* Member V. C...... A 9 Accused of falsifying records, Exmouth. . .Gosnold returns to . . . 32 2 Exportations. Duty and taxes Answer of, to P. C. .. .272 (262) upon ...... A 9 Answers Wrote ...... 266 Exton, Nicholas (Draper). Mem­ Arrested ...... 29s (288) .j...... Authority given, to call Com­ ‘her V. C A 13 mittee ...... 308 (298) F Bequest to be paid to ...... 172 C‘a.l1sExtraordinary Court. . “Face, The Unmasked, of,” see 306 (296) “Unmasked Face, etc.” Commended ...... 178 Facet, Edward. Member V. C. .A 12 Desires charges deferred . . . . Factions. Arise on voyage ...... 44 258 (248) Factors (see also “Agents,” Cape Desires grievances in writ­ Merchant”). ing ...... 333 (323) Appointed ...... 200 Deputy Treasurer ...... Company to nominate ...... 248 159, 181, 192-3, 253 King to contribute to ...... 248 Elected Dep. Treas. agst. wi ...... Powers of ...... A 6 Lord Treas summons ...... Falcon. Bohun brings over a. . 188 265-6 (255-6) Falling Creek. Ironworks at, de­ stroyed by Mas...... 218 Meeting at house of ...... 176 Falls of James River (see also Merchant of London ...... 159 “James River"). Moves freedom -of Co. for Attacked by men of P ...... 105 R...... 290 (280) Colonists taken to, to prevent Negligence not imputed to..255 starvation ...... 97 On committee to establish col­ lege ...... 163 Dale goes to ...... 122 Privy Council summons. . . . Delawarr attacked at ...... 120 267 (257) Domains of Powhatan extend Quo Warranto served on. . . . to ...... 307-8 (297-8) Exploration to go beyond. . . . 77 Re—e1ected Dep. Treas ...... Location of settlement at . . . . 104 181. 192-3. 253 Manakin exped. passes by . . . . 79 Reports number sent over. .203-4 Mine at, guide to be given to.205 Rewarded for services...... 231 Monacans live above ...... 61, 71 Sues out general acquittance. . Powhatan domains extend to».54 299 (289) ' Powhata.n’s men attack . . . . .106 summoned by Ld. Treas...... Powhatan ’located near . . . . 53 265-6 (255-6) River navigable to ...... 46 Settlement at, attacked by P.105 summoned by P. C. . . .267 (257) ‘As in the cases or "Treasurer” and “Secretary” (see notes below), the text is often confusing in regard to the Deputies. V S8 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Threatened by Wrote. .259 (249) Felgate, William. Member V. C.. Tobacco oflicials selected b3/.250 A 11 WVrote’srepentance reported Fellow of Cambridge. See “Cam­ by ...... 258 (248) bridge,” etc. Farrar, Nicholas (see also “Depu­ Felony. Punishment for ...... 42 ty," “Dep. Treas.”).* Ferdinand and Isabel of Castile. Accused of falsifying records.256 Columbus offers services to and Arrested ...... 298 (288) employed by ...... 3 Bequest 01', to Christianize Fcrdinando, Simon. Almost wrecks Inds...... 172 3rd. expedition 23 Commended ...... 268-9 (258-9) Deputy Treasurer ...... 230 Field, William. Member V. C.. .A 12 Expected no favour. . . .310 (300) Fine Paper Edition. Stlth‘s His­ Generosity of. . . . .309-0 (299-0) tory, ...... B. N. vii Letter from, intimates true 'LF'i.re. Colonists find woods on.. 27 conditions 300 (290) Firearms (see also “Arms,” Am­ m'unition," “F.ire*locks,” “Mus­ Lord Treas. summons, . . . . . kets.” etc.). 265-6 (255-6) As to who flrst taught Inds. Member V. C...... A 12 use of ...... 142-3 Negligence imputed to ...... 255 Indians not to be taught to Oflice held until dissolution. . shoot with and penalty. . . . .147 300 (290) Indians taught use of, by S., Opposes surrender c_harters. . 141-2 309 (299) Powhatan’s desire for ...... 86 Privy Council declines to de­ Shooting forbidden, until more fraud ...... 309 (299) ammunition and penalty. .148 Privy Council summons, . . . . Smith teaches Inds. use of.141-2 267 (257), 303 (293) Traded to Indians ...... 94 Questions legality of assess­ Firelocks (see also “Arms,” “Am­ ments ...... 300 (290) munition," “Firearms,” “ lus­ Reply of, to P. C. .303 (293) kets,” etc.). Reprimanded ...... 270 (260) Slothful desire to sell ...... 98 Speech of, on assuming oflice. Traded to Indians ...... 116 230-1 First; Colony. Designed for Lon­ Sues out general acquittance. don ...... 36 299 (289) King’s Council for ...... 36 Summoned by Ld. Treas. . . . . London to control ...... 36 265-6 (255-6) Minor company to re-present. 40 Surnmoned by P. 'C. Organized by cols-. from Lon­ 267 (257), 303 (293) Tobacco grievances referred don ...... 41 to ...... 337 (327) First Supply. Arrives ...... 57 Tobacco oflicials t6. be select­ Fish (see also “Fisheries”). ed by ...... a ...... 50 Abundance at Jast...... 50 Farr-a.r’s Island. Site_ for new Abundance at Kicquotan.... 85 town ...... 122 Abundance, in Berms...... 114 Tuckahoe opposite ...... 124 Abundance, in Patowmack Farrington, Richard. Member V. River ...... 65 C...... A 13 Abundance cod, off N. Eng., Faucheon. Smith armed with... 95 31, 148 Feathers. Towel made of ...... 55 ‘Caught with frying pan. . . . 66 Coronet of, used by P ...... 55 God off N. Eng. Coast... .41, 148 Fieatherstone, Richard. Arrives. . 62 Forced from Powhatan 80 Boy named after ...... 70 Characteristics of ...... 70 Indians bring day before Mas.,2 09 ies ...... 70 New England ...... 148 Featherstone’s Bay. Origin of Prospective commodity of name ...... 70 Va...... 271 (261) Fee Simple. Land to be held in. . 4 Sent as present ...... 9, 10 Fees. Allowed to G. and C. in Skins traded for ...... 99 Va. . . ._...... 174 Stingrays caught on swords. . 66 Secretary's, abolished ...... 174 Traded for skins ...... 99 *The note under "Farrar,--John,” applies here. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 59

Fisheries (see also “F1sh"). Crabs as ...... 23, 48 Authority to establish....A 15 Croaton,-——sought at ...... 15 Cape Cod, values ...... 185 Deer brought to Jast...... 97 Cod-fish, discovered ...... 31 Discipline increases supply of. 98 Discovered ...... 335 (325) Dogs as ...... 64, 315 (305) Excellent, found ...... 114 Drake gives, but swept away, Extensive, in Bermudas . . . . 114 15-6 Granted...... 15 I-Iarriot on supplies of ...... 17 Pearl, told of by Menatonon. 13 Hatteras,—sought at ...... 15 Point Comfort ...... 9 7 Herbs as ...... 98, 116, 117 Policy of King 'to. .271-2 (261-2) Horse-flesh as . . . .116, 315 (305) Rights of, advantage to Va., Horse-hides as ...... 315 (305) 335 (325) Indian (dead) as ...... 116 Rights of, known by Were­ Indians bring ...... 49 wancesIndians 54 bring in famine time. 48 Second Colony, rights dis­ Jamestown, spent ...... 94 puted ...... 185 Lost with “See. Venture”. . . .101 To establish, at Point Comfort 97 Maggots in ...... 315 (305) Unlimited, rights granted Meal as ...... 59, 60 Martin ...... 221 Muskets traded for ...... 99 Value of, rights at Cape Cod. .185 Oysters as ...... 23, 85, 97, 237 Flshmongers (Individuals). Mem­ Parties sent out to live on bers V. C...... A 13, 14 roots and oysters ...... Fishmongers, The Company of. Prideaux seeks, at Hatteras. . 15 Member -V. C...... A 13 Provision of, urged by S‘... . 83 Flanders. Smith goes to ...... 109 Rats as ...... 315 (305) Flax. Directions given for rais­ Roots as, by Indians ...... 11, 87 ing ...... Roots, in “Starving Time". .117 Fleetwocfl, Edward, Gent. Member Searches for, sent out ...... 15 V. C...... A 12 Sickness caused by bad. . . .47-8 . Fleming, Col. John. Marries great Smith and prov. for ...... 83 great granddaughter of P0. . . .140 Smith delivers to Cape Mer­ Flesh. Abundance, at Kicquo­ chant ...... 94 tan ...... 85 Smith very greedy of ...... 50 Fletcher, John (Merchant). Mem­ Snakes used for ...... 315 (305) ber V. C...... A 11 Sought at Croatan ...... 15 Fletchers, The Company of. Mem­ Sought at Cape Lookout.... 15 ber V. C...... A 14 Sought at ‘Cape Hatteras. . . . 15 Flores, Island of. *Gree»nVi11hem­ Sources of ...... 50, 83 med in at ...... 28 Sturgeon and caviare as. .48, 98 Florida. Described ...... 9 Sturgeon as ...... 48, 90, 100 Pillaged by Drake ...... 15 Substitutes for ...... 315 (305) Ralegh expedition arrives at.8-9 Supply of (1609) ...... 94 Seized in name of Elizabeth. . 9 Supply of, left by Greenvil. . 22 Swords traded for ...... 99 Whole country known as. .. . 31 3.,’ M “ FIOWBI‘ De Hundred. ‘Colonists Toadstools as ...... 315 (305) gathered at ...... 235 Tobacco excludes ...... 164 Ordinance at (1622). . .279 (269) Tuckahoe root as ...... 98 Amount ordinance at. .320 (310) Walnuts as ...... 117 Flushing. Factors appointed at, Water in fort good ...... 97 by Va. Co...... 200 Water lacking on Tangier Is. 63 Food (see also “Victua1s," “Sup­ Werowocomoco source of. . . . 83 plies,” “Provisions,” “-Corn,” White goes to Eng. for. . . . 22 “Water? “Fish,” etc). Wild beasts as ...... 50, 97 Acorns as ...... 117 Wild fowl as ...... 50 Arms, etc., offered for . . . .. 49 Forces. Marshal to have chargelsg Authority to transport.A 4-5, 18-9 of ...... Cape Lookout,-—sought at... 15 Ford, Robert (Clerk of C). Joins Cats as ...... 315 (305) raid on P...... 5 Cobwebs in ...... 315 (305) Meets German confedera'tes.94-5 Conditions justify taking What Sent to Jast. by land ...... 94 Ar. brings ...... 100 Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90 Col-onists dispersed to gather. 98 Footmen. Come over in 3rd sup­ Colonists killed while S. after. 51 ply ...... , ...... 103 Colonists will not gather” .. 98 Forest, Sir Anthony, Knt. Mem­ Corpses as ...... 116, 315 (305) ber V. C...... A 10 60 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Forest, Thomas. ‘Knives at James­ Repaired ...... 60 town Too poor to erect . . . . .323 (313) Member V. C...... A 12 Wooden, burned ...... 59 Forest, Mrs. Thomas, and Maid. “Founder and Father of Country.” First English women to arrive. . 97 Ralegh looked upon as ...... 32 Forln. Proposed ...... 326—7 (316-7) Founders, The Company of. Mem­ Forts (see also “Arms,” “Fortifica­ ber V. C...... A 14 tions,” "Jamestown,” “Virginia.”). Fowl (see also “Wild Fowl”). Accident at ...... 92-3 Abundance in N. Eng ...... 148 Attacked ...... 105 Forced from Powhatan . 80 I-Ienrico . . 124 Fox, Thomas. Member V. C. . . . .A 13 Building of, by Each ...... 229 France. King of, intercedes for Built at Jast., description of. 46 R...... 155 Built at Roanoke Island... 27 Loss or, to England ...... 132 Burned ...... 59 Mentioned ...A 1, 8, 22, 23, 32 Chirurgeon, none at ...... 106 Silkworm artists sent from..183 Copper traded for ...... 104-5 Smith goes to ...... 108, 109 Corn brought to , ...... 79 Smith travels through ...... 111 Conspiracy to burn ...... 99 Vessels from, captured . . . .132-3 Description of ...... 46 Franchises. And right to be same Destruction of, at Jast. de­ as in Eng...... A 6, 20, 27-8 sired ...... 117 Authority for, given ...... A 15 Food brought to ...... 96 Confirmed ...... A 22 Implements stolen from . . . .80-1 Denied ...... A iv, v Improved ...... 76 Granted ...... A 23, 24, 25 Indian, at “Nonesuch" . . . . 105-6 Granting of, to continue. . . . . Powhatan not willing to go to. 78 304 (294) Savage, at Nonesuch ...... 105-6 01 former charters confirmed, Scrivener returns to ...... 84 A 31 Smith arrives at ...... 56 or subjects confirmed ....A 22 Smith goes back to ...... 56 Threatened ...... 306 (296) Smith to be confined at....80-1 To be resigned to P ...... 104-5 I‘<‘rg.ncis,Giles,...... A Gent. Member V. 12 Used agst. Wingfield and M.. 50 Frankfort. De Bry publishes Well sunk in . . . . . , ...... 97 I-Iarriot Treatise at ...... 22 Fort Charity. At Henrico ...... 124 Frankfort on Maine. Mentioned. 22 Fort Charles. Built at Kicquo­ With pictured published at. . . 16 tan ...... 120 Frankincense. Trials of, sent Fort Henry. Built at Kicquotan.120 home ...... 82 Colonists captured at, liber­ Franklyn, John (Haberdasher). ated ...... 136 Member V. C...... A 13 Fort Patience. At Henrico . . . . . 124 Frea-ke, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ Fort Savage. At Nonesuch . . . . 105-6 ber King's Council for Va. . . . . 36 Fortescue, Sir Nicholas. Cam­ Member V. C...... A 10 den me-ntions ...... 298 (288) Free and Common Soccage. Ten­ To examine affairs of the ure only by ...... A 7, 15, 25 Companies ...... 298 (288) Fortifications (see also "Forts," Freedom. Confirmed to Company,A 28 "Arms.” “Jamestown"). Freedom of Election. Invaded by Bad condition -of . . . . .273 (263) King ...... 230 Better to be provided ...... 195 Freedom of Speech. Approved by Built ...... 312 (302) King ...... 262 (252) Burned ...... 59 Enjoyed to great extent... . Butler says none in 1622... 262-3 (252-3) 279 (269) King approves ...... 262 (252) ChroWshaw’s ...... 239 Restraint -of ...... 263 (253) Colonists ask for ...... 73-4 Suppressing of, charged. . . . Commissioners make prop. as 259 (249) to ...... 323 (318) Too much ...... 263 (253) Conditions of, under ST. . . . 316 (306) Freeman. Martin. Member V. C.,A 11 Engineers to raise ...... 173 Marshal to have charge of..189 Freeman, Ralph. Member V. C.,A 1 1 Neglect of, charged ..324 (314) Freeman. Duties of ...... 331 (321) Newce to take charge of. ...189 Maids sent over to .marrY None but half-moon fort. . . . 46 only ...... 197 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Free Schools (see also "College." Game (see also each kind of “University," “Schools," “Relig­ game). Abundance ...... 50 ion," “Education”). At Orapakes ...... 51 Abandoned in Southampton Gaming. Suppression of ...... 194 Hundred ...... Garble. See “Garbling." Cost or building, etc ...... 216 Garbling. Advantageous to op­ Money raised for (1621) ...204 pression ...... 244 To be built at Charles City. .204 Applied to tobacco ...... 199 To be built in Southampton Definition of ...... 199 Hundred 214 Influence of ...... 243 Opposed in H. of C. I...... 205 Free Trade. In Virginia ...... 171 Patent for, illegal ...... 205 French. Canadian furnish hatch­ Petition as to in H. of C. . . .199 ets to Inds. Uneasiness under pressure Encourage mulberry-tree cul­ from ...... ture 2 Gardens. About houses on Eliz­ Furniture captured from..132-3 ab. Riv...... 73 Fur-skin trade of, with Inds.198 Cultivation 01?,provided. . . . Live among Indians ...... 123 331 (321) Mosco supposed to be of. 69 Fencing off of, provided for-.. Ships of, taken in Arcadia. . 132-3 Vine planters at Jamestown.118 Laidout at Jamestown331 (321) 46 Fresh Water. See “Water,” “Pond.” Makers of, indemnifi.ed.331 (321) Frigot. See “Spanish Frigot.” R‘obbed ...... 105 Frith, Richard, Gent. Colonist at Weymouth sets out Jamestown ...... 46 Gardiner, John. Member V. C., A 11 Member V.. C...... A 13 Gardiners, The Company of, Mam­ Frost... .After burning of Jast. . . . . 60 ber V. C...... A 14 Extraordinary in 1607 ...... 51 Ga.rfrison..0 ...... At Hog Island, duties Referred to ...... 52 Garter. Segar of ...... 110 Fruiterers, The Company of. Mem­ Gate, Peter (Grocer) . Member be!‘ V. C...... A 14 V A 13 Fruits. Abundance, on N. Eng. Gates, Thomas (see also name be­ coast ...... 31, 148 low). colonists not exist without.. 96 Peonage charges by ...... 226 Indians bring day before Mas. 209 Gates, Sir Thomas, Knt. (see also Indians bring to colonists. 49 name above). Presents of, brought Arrives at Jast ...... 117 11, 49, 67, 209 Arrives with cols. and sup­ Served by Indians ...... 11 plies Fryer, Captain. Member V. C. .A 10 Authority given, to colonize. . Frying Pan. Used as net,——-fishbe­ A 4. 4-5 ing so plentiful ...... 65 'Burning' Jast. forbidden by. .117 Colonization powers to. . . .A 4-5 Fuéldi,1.!’ Bay of. See "Bay of Fun­ Maize prepared like.. Conditions in Va. reported by 11, note 121, 137 Furniture. Authority to trans­ Conflicting grants to, recon­ ciled ...... A port 4, A 2, 18-9, 20, 28 Council suspicious of ...... 121 Brought to Powhatan ...... 77 Dale gets men from, to build Captured from French. . . .132-3 town ...... 1...... 123-4 Presented to Powhatan .. . . . 78 Dispatched to Va. with cols. . Furs. Argall forbids ofners to 102, 113 trade for ...... 150 Embarks all colonists «.. . .117 Finest, -on Eastern Shore. . .. 67 Exceptions to those With. . .. Frenchman rich in 14 330 (320) Seized,-—those of Argall. . . .151 Exploits of, to be recorded. .191 Spent at floating tavern off First charter to, etc ...... A 1-8 Jast...... 59 First colony of, and others, Traded for ...... 198 35-6; A 2-3 Traded for supplies ...... 81 Founders on Berms. . . . .102, 113 Free and common socage un­ G der A Gall, Edward. Member V. C.. Governor A 13 Grants to, reconciled ...... A 8 62 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Industry or, recalled ...... 163-4 Commissioners,——papers with­ Invasion to be repelled by. . .A 5 held from, by .....325 (315) Jamestown,—burning of, for­ Commissioners to be trans­ bidden ...... 117 ported by ...... 328 (318) Lands under, in free and com­ A Commissioners try to intimi­ monsocage ...... date ...... 326 (316) Lieutenant-General of Va. ..101 Company could annul Acts Management of ...... 163-4 of ...... 160 Member King's C. for Va. .A 16 Composition of ...... A 33-4 Member V. C., ...... 35, A 1, 9 Conditions under ST. report­ Necessaries for ...... A 4-5, 6 ed by ...... 315-7 (305-7) Powers granted ...... A 1-8 Confirmation of Acts of. . . . 196-7 Referred to as former gran­ Confirmation of powers 01’. tee ...... A denied, ...... A. iv Requested to advise as to for­ Constitution of, settled . . . . . 196 tiflcations ...... 123-4 Desire retention of liberties. . Returns to Eng...... 132 324-5 (315-5) Sent to England ...... 120 Effort to establish liberty of :S.'up‘-portsArgall’s report of subject ...... 329-0 (319—0) conds...... 137 English policies to be fol­ Tenure under ...... A 7 lowed by ...... 196-7 Transportation nnecessaries.. Establishment of, restores A 4-5, 6 birthright ...... 160-1 Gay, Dr. William. Marries great, First,——-actsand workings of. 160 great granddaughter of P0. . . .146 First, he-ld (1619) ...... 160 Gearing, John (Ironmonger). First,—-particulars of lack­ Member V. C...... A 11 ing ...... 160 Geese. Abundance of, on rivers. . 50 Intimidation tried upon. . . . . General (Rank). Denied Newce.189 326 (316) Only to Governor ...... 189 Laws of, for 1624 ...... General Assembly (see also “Gov­ 328-32 (318-22) ernor,” "Governor and Coun­ Laws of to be ratified by cil,” "Government”). Quarter Court ...... A 34 Acts of ...... 326-7 (316-7) Laws to follow policy of Acts of for 1624.328-32 (318-22) Eng...... 196—7, A 33-4 Acts of, sent to England..160 Letter to ...... 326 (316) Acts of, to be ratified before Liberties,——-—desireto retain. . binding ...... 196-7 324-5 (314-5) Adds two other writings... Liberty of subject,—effort for, 322 (312) 329-0 (319—0) Agrees to transport Commrs, Martin refuses to obey. . ..225 328 (318) Members not to be arrested. . Answers from ...... 330 (320) 292 (282), 297 (287), 314-26 Orders of ‘Court to be ratified (304-16), 328 (318) by ...... 196-7, A 34 297 (287), 314-26 (304-16) Ordinance and Const. for a Answer of Comrnrs. t ...... C. of S., and a ...... A 32-4 327-8 (317-8) Ordinance brought settling Answer of, to B. Infrm. .. Const. and powers or ....196 322 (312) Papers withheld by. .325 (315) Answer of, to Commrs...... Petition that, have say in re­ 327 (317), 328 (318) lief work ...... 323 (313) Answers charges agst. col­ Petitions King to hang them. ony ...... 292 (282) ‘ 317 (307) Answer to ...... 327-8 (317-8) Policy of Eng. to be followed Arrest of members of. .330 (320) by ...... 196-7, A 33-4 Birthright of people .....160-1 Power to hold, probably Called ...... 314 (304) brought by Y ...... 158 Charter and Const. of..... Powers of ...... 196, A 33-4 A., 111, 32-4 Privilege of,—why granted. .182 Commissioners answer G. A. . Proclamations ratified by. . . . 327-8 (317-8) 331 (321) Commissioners answered by, Proposals to, by Commrs. . . . 328 (318) 328 (318) Commissioners make propos­ Proposal to, to -surrender als to ...... 328 (318) Charters ...... 326-7 (316-7) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 63

Quarter Court to ratify laws Steal arms from Jast. 90 or A 34 Tell P. of Smith’s design.s...96-7 Tomahawks made by ...... 90 Ratification by, of Orders of Volday to reclaim ...... 99 Court ...... 196-7, A. 34 Germany. Smith travels through.111 Ratification of Acts of. . . . . Gerrard, Thomas. Member V. C., 196-7; A 34 A 13 Ratifles Proclamations.331 (321) Gibbs, Mr. Thomas. Accession of Records of, put ST. in bad Warwickian Faction. . . . . 269 (259) light Member Committee Extraor­ Reports conds. under ST. .. 315-7 (306-7) dinary Reports to go to ...... 325 (315) Gibbs, William (Merchant). Mem­ Second held (1620) ...... 182 ber V. C...... r ...... A 13 Smith (T.) triumphs over. . Gifts (see also “Bequests," “Pres­ 339 (329) ents”). Surrender of Charters pro­ Boyle’s. for religion ...... 217 posed to ...... 326-7 (316-7) Company's ...... 231 Taxes Qontrolled by ...... Ralegh's for religion ...... 26 329-0 (319-0) Record’s mention ...... 231 Terms of ...... A 26 Religious for Cks. ....171-2, 172 Thanks 0!, returned...294 (284) Religious, from Boyle ...... 217 Triumph of ST. over..339 (329) Religious, from R...... 26 Wvithholds papers from To colony . .204, 214, 215, 217-8 Commrs...... 325 (315) Gilbert, Capt. Bartholomew. Ar­ Yeardley publishes intention rives in America ...... 33 to hold (1619) ...... General Court (see also "Great Commands exped. to West In­ and General Quarter Court,” dies ...... “Great and General Court”). Probably in Chesapeake Bay. 34 Constitution and powers of.. Trades with West Indies. . . . 33 310 (300) Gilbert, Sir Humphry. Attempts Dixon’s case tried in ...... 326 to settle Newfoundland ...... 3, Great and, to be held .. . .A 26 Citizenship granted followers Records of, refute Smith. .141-?. of ...... 5 General of the Horse. Wainman Dies ...... 7 constituted ...... 1 Discoveries(further) of 7 Waynman, the ...... 117 Granted L. P. by Queen . . . .3-6 Genoa. Columbus offers services Half-brother of Ralegh ...... 7 to j ...... Injury by, provided agst. .5-6 Gentlemen. Among the Va. col­ Letters Patent granted . . . .3-6 onists 42 Perishes at sea ...... 7 Charters granted to ...... Powers and authority grant­ A 1, 11, 12, 13, 14 .e-d ...... Come over with Popham. . . . 75 Seizes St. John ...... 6-7 Uncle (?) of Sir John Gil­ Of3rd. reduced supply means ...... come...... inl.. 03 bert ...... 75 Members V. C., 35-6, 102; A Gilbert, Sir John. Brother or ne­ 1, 11, 12, 13, 14 phew of Sir Humphrey 75 Named in First Colony . . .35-6 Dies (1608) ...... 75 Germans. Apprehe-nded by S. . .. 95 Member C. for Va...... 36 Become burdensome ...... 77 Member V. C...... A 11 Beg P. to join p1ot...99-0, 100 President North. Colony . . . . 75 Bentley to reclaim 99 Gilbert. Ralegh, Esquire. Admi­ Caught going to P ...... 94-5 ral North. Colony ...... 75 Desire Smith’s head ...... 89 Colonization powers to . . . .A 4-5 F001 Abbot as to intentions. .100 Grants to, reconciled ...... A 8 Held as pledge ...... 90 Invasion to be repelled by. .A 5 Left to finish P. house..... 90 Member V. C. of Plimouth, Messages to Inds. by ...... 95 35; A 1 P0vvhatan’s dealings with,.. Necessaries for ...... A 4-5, 6 85, 90, 94-5, 99-0, 103 Powers granted ...... A 1-8 Second Colony of, and others, Return to fort ...... 94-5 Returns to Jast...... 100 35-6; A 2-3 Tenure under ...... A 7 Sent to build house for P.. . 85 Transportation necessaries. . . Sent to make pitch, tar, etc. . 77 A 4-5, 6 Spurned by Powhatan ...... 103 64 INDEX TO STITHVS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Gloia, John, of Naples. Discovers Necessaries cannot be supplied magnetic needle ...... by Girdlers, The Company 0 . Mem­ Ralegh turns smoke into. . . . 21 ber V. C...... 14 Roanoke (beads) as precious as . . . . .«...... Glanvil. Richard.' Members V. C., A 1 2 Glass. Colonists make, under S.. 79 Spanish greed for ...... 3, 50 Poles and Germans to make. 77 Tithe of all found ...... 4 Trial made ...... 97 Unknown to Inds. as medium Trials sent home ...... 82 exchange ...... 82 Glass Furnace (see also “Glass Value of, arbitrary ...... 82 Works"). Wedges of, taken from Span­ Beads to be made by ...... 198 iards ...... 320 (310) Idle in 1622 ...... 279 (269) Gold-Dust. Referred to as “dirt". Glass-House. Rendezvous of Inds. 60, 62 and Germans ...... 95 Ship-load sent home ...... 60 Glassworkers. Sent over ...... 198 Gold-Fever. Effect of, on Martin. 60 Glass Works (see also “Glass Fur­ Strikes Jamestown ...... 60 nace"). Gold-Finders. Sect of, give trou­ Fostered until Mas. . . .321 (311) ble ...... 80 Glaziers. The Company of. Mem­ Goldsmiths (Individuals). Mem­ berV.'C...... A1-1 bers V. C...... A 11, 12, 14 Glebe Lands. Tenants attached Goldsmiths, The Company of. to ...... 173 Member V. C...... A 13 Globes. Sanderson first perfects.. 8 Gondomar. Count. Attitude of. . Glocestcr County. Werowocomico criticised ...... 246-7 Vlocated in ...... 53 Incensed by Butler ...... 243 Goats. Consumed recklessly. . . . .116 Obstruction to colony. . . .246-7 Few in colony (1619) ...... 159 Raises exped. agst. Algerines 18 Great stock of, estab1ished..164 “Spanish Buffoon" ...... 246-7 Increase of ...... 281 (271) Sway of, in England...... 246 Left at Jast. (1609) ...... 107 Goods (see also “Commodities.” Number left (1622)...281 (271) “Merchandises,” "Wares”). God (see also “Re1ig'ion," “Chris-. Argall sequester: his ...... 154 tianity,” “Christ,” etc.). Argall’s seized ...... 151 Arga1l’s fletched away . . . . .157 IndiansSmith" call, . . ."the . . . . God . . . . of . . .Capt. . . . . 67 Authority to capture ...... 4 Powhatan revered as a. . . .54-5 Authority to transport ..A 6, 19 Quiyoughquohanocks concede Costs of suits not on. .309 (299) superiority of ...... ‘Destroyed V...... 235 Tomocomo asks to see ...... 144 Duty on ...... 168; A 19 Smith explains ...... 144 Exportation of. controlled. .A 6 Goddart, Richard. Member V. C. 12 Forfeiture of, regulated. . . .A 21 Godolphin, Sir William. Mem­ Magazine, to be sold ...... 171 be:-C.forVa...... 16 Protected by laws ... .330 (320) Member V. C...... A 10 ‘Recovered from Jacob . . . . .169 Sale of regulated ...... 147 Godwin, Thomas. Member V. C..A 1 2 Sent to Va...... 171 Gotmn, Sir Francis. Examiner Spoiled ...... 278 (268) ot affairs of Cos...... 298 (288) Tobacco sold for ...... 171 Mentioned by Cambden. . . . Googe, John. Member V. C. . . . .A 13 298 (288) Gookin, Mr. Cattle brought from Gold. Abundance, expected. . . .81-2 Ireland by ...... 205 Authority to mine. .4, A 4, 15, 18 Defends Newporfs News. . . 205 Clothes of, worn by certain Disobeys orders ...... 205 ones -only Gooseberries. On N. Eng. Coast. 31 Disappointment at lack of. . . . Gorges, Sir Ferdinando. Fishing Indians ignorant of, medium rights of Va. questioned by. . . .185 exchange ...... 82 Member King's C. for Va. . . . 36 Lack of, disappoints C. for Patent to, stopped ...... 185 Va...... 81, Gosnold. Smith embarks for Va. Lump to be carried back. .77, with ...... 111 Manakln country supposed to Colonist at Jamestown . . . . . 46 contain ...... 1 05 Drowned ...... 93 Martin believes in ...... 62 New England named by. . . .136 Gosnold, Anthony (The Younger). Proportion -of, granted. . . . .A 25 Member V. C...... A BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 65

Gosnold, Capt. Bartholomew. An­ General Assembly to be held thony, brother of, drowned.... 93 by Yeardley ...... 158 Bristol exped. piloted by man General Assembly to follow of ...... 33 policy of Eng...... A 34 Colonization of Va. revivled Good, due to Co ...... 161 by ...... 30 Governor and Assistants to Colonizes island, but returns. 31-2 assume ...... lh303—4 (2934) Dies ...... 48 Governor’s will controls. . . . First to take direct course.. 31 293 (283) Instructions (sealed) given. . 42 Harmful change of..306 (296) London exped. piloted by man History of, to be written. . .. of ...... 33 B. N’. iii Member C. in Va...... 35 Improvement in, of colony.. Persuades friend to join Va. 160-1, 282 (272) exped...... 35 Ignorance of ruin from, as it Gosn0ld’s Bay. To south of York stood ...... 324 (314) River ...... 73 Ignorant ...... 279 (269) Gospel (see also “Chrlst," “Chris­ Illegal meetings usurp 339( 329) tianity,” “Jesus,” “R‘eligion"). Indian forms of ...... 54 Laws of, violated ...... 41-2, 73 Instructions as to ...... 162 Government (see also "General As­ Jamestown, taken over by sembly,” “G-overnor," “Governor Smith ...... ;-...... 66 and Council”). J ohnson’s,—fruits of ...... 232 As prescribed by Chartéer-s..2 7 (277) Laws (bad) result in bad. . . . Bad, results in bad laws.. 293 (283) 293 (éss) Martial Law to be agreeable Bancroft stickler on relation to, of Eng...... l52 Church and State «...... Martin controls ...... 48 Basis of ...... Martin refuses to submit to. .221 Change in, resolved upon..... Orders for, read ...... 45 303-4 (293­ 4) Orders of, codified ...... 162 Charters prescribe ..287 (277) Orders of, sent ...... 44 Chickahominies have republi­ Ordinance for settling ...... 195 can form of ...... 130 Percy forced to take over..lO7 Church and State,——-stickler Plot against ...... 122-3 for ...... Policy of Eng. to be followed Conditions of ..317-26 (307-16) by ...... A 34 Conditions of, explained. . . . Powersofcourtsof. 26-7 293 (283) Power to hold G. A.,——when Conditions under Dale ....223 brought ...... 158 Constitution, how -constitut­ Privy Council administration ed ...... A 26, 32-4, 33, 34 of ...... 310-1 (300-1) Constitution of, of Eng.287 (277) Rank of “General” bad for ‘Constitution of Eng. not good ...... 189 bind ...... 196 Ratcliffe controls ...... 48 Courts to further ...... A 26-7 Reports (bad) weaken ....193 Dale in charge of ...... 132 Restrictions of, by letters bat­ - Dale’s,—conditions ...... 223 ent ...... 287 (277) Democratic and tumultuous. . Republican form of, among 287 (277) Cks...... 130 Desired to remain as it ‘s. Smith ('.l‘),——fruits of . . . . . 232 325 (é13) Smith invested with . . . . . 76 Directions for, from King's To be settled ...... 231 C ...... Treatise on, in Va...... , . 217 Forming of, left to Virginia. .162 Tumultuous and democratic. Form of, provided ...... 287 (277) 5, 40, A., 3-8, 14-23 Usurpation of, at illegal meet­ Fruits of Johnson's and ST. .232 ings ...... 339 (329) “General” (rank of) bad for Usurpation of, attempted. . . . 106 good ...... 189 'Weaken.ed by bad reports. .1953 General Assembly established Whole in Ratcliffe, Martin, for good ...... A 33-4 etc...... General Assembly (first) un­ Yeardley takes over ...... 157-8 der, called (1619) ...... 100 Yeardley to hold flrst G. A. .158 66 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Governors (see also “General As­ Lands laid off for ...... 165 sembly,” “Governor and Coun­ LaneLands of, tenanted ...... 165 12 cil,” “Governm.ent”). Aid,—to Supreme CounciIs.. Leave of, necessary. . . . A 32-4 194, 32'5"(é15) Answer returned by..297 (287) Liberties abolished by tyran­ Answers Butler Information. ny or ...... 161 317 (307) Lieut.-Gov., etc., when elect­ Appointed by Council in ed ...... 196 Eng‘...... 101 Lines to be contracted by..235 Appointment 01‘,provided. .A 17 Lord Treas, summons ...... Argall ...... 145 265-6 (255-6) Argall defeated for . . 334 (324) Massacre Warned agst...... 211 Arrival of, revokes powers of Member Council of E‘tate..A 33 C...... A 17-8 Member of G. A...... 196 Assistants to, to be appointed. Newce reports to ...... 238 303-4 (293-4) Offenders to be punished by. Bennet under Commonwealth, A 30 199-0, 317 (307) “Other” Council to be called Bigamy (female) forbidden b by ...... A33 y ...... 332 (322) Percy ...... 107, 115, 121 Captain General of Virginia, Petition that, direct relief. .. title of ...... 117 Complaints against . . . .232 323 (313) Council in Va. to assist. . . . .,. .193 Powel ...... 212 Council of State to assist... . Powel goes to warn, agst. 183; A 33 Mas...... 211 C-ounci1’sconsent desired for. Powers of, defined.329-0 (319-0) 324 (314) Powers given ...... 196 Council's powers revoked on Powers of ...... A 18, 19, 29 arrival of ...... A 17-8 Rank “General” only to. . . . 189 Dale ...... 122, 132 Resides in England. 303-4 (293-4) Death of, provision in case of. 196 Restraint of, desired by cols. Declaration signed by. .317 (307) 314 (304) Delawarr ...... ,. . . . 117 Results of short term of. . . . Directions to ...... 157 324 (314) Directions to, from Co...... 157 Smith, T., Somers I. Co... .127 Education encouraged by Somers I. Co., ST. elected Gov. Yeardley ...... 255 or ...... 1 ': Elected, how ...... 196 summoned by Ld. Treas. . . . . Election of ...... 304 (294) 265-6 (255-6) Gates ...... 117,123 Tenants for ...... 165 Government left to will of. . Term (continuance) of, and 293 (283) results ...... 324 (314) Government to be in ...... 231 Tobacco culture to be re­ Incumbents,-— strained by ...... 164-5 Argall (1617) ...... 145 Bennet (1621).199-0 317 (307) Trteatyy ...... with 0. not favoured 39 Dale (1611) ...... 122 Tyranny of, abolishes liber­ Dale (1614) ...... 132 ties ...... 161 Delawarr (1610) ...... 117 Veto power given ...... 196 Gates (1610) ...... 117 White (1587) ...... 23 Gates (1611) ...... 123 . (1589) ...... 26 Lane (1584) ...... 12 Wyat ...... 204, 334 (324) Percy (1609) ...... 107 Wyat, member Council of Percy (1610) ...... 115 State ...... A 33 Percy (1611) ...... 121 Wyat re-elected ...... 334 (324) Powel (16??) ...... 212 Wyat, takes revenge on Pas­ White (1587) ...... 23 coticons ...... 313 (303) White (1589) ...... 26 Yeardley ...... 138, 157 Wyat (1621) ...... 204 Yeardley encourages educa­ Wyat (1624) ...... 334 (324) tion ...... 255 Yeardley (1616) ...... 138 Yeardley sent with full power. 154 Yeardley (1619) ...... 157 Governor and Council (see -also Instructions (1621) to ...... 194 “General Assembly,” “Gover­ King's Council to appoint. .A 17 nor," "Government”). BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 67

Action of, on Kemp com­ of ...... 161 Withholds papers . . . . 325 (315) plaint ...... 27 Gown. Given S. by Inds...... 52 Advise as to when to send Granary. To be in each parish. . cols...... 318-9 (308-9) 330-1 (320-1) Answer Butler Intrm.. .318 (308) Grand Committee. To conduct Co. Answer from ...... 297 (287) side Quo Warranto proceedings. Answer charges ...... 292 (282) 308 (298) Appeal to ...... 330 (320) Appeal to, from judges. 330 (320) Urged to act ...... -.312 (302) Appeal to, from Surveyor. . . . Grangunameo. Brother of King of 330 (320) Assistance of. to Commrs. . . . 307 (297) Dies ...... 12 Berry-Dixon pet. referred to.226 Good friend to colonists.... 1-i Burgesses sat with ...... 160 Lived on R-oanoke Island. . . . 11 College to be rehabilitated by, Highly respected ...... 10 295 (285) Trouble after death of. . . . . 12 Commodities rated by ...... Visits Greenvi1’s ships ...... 12 330-1 (320-1) Grantees (Charter) see also “ad­ Complaint of Kent to be sent venturers,” "Members of Co.” to First Charter ...... 35; A 1 Conditions favourably report­ Second Charter. . . .101-2; A 9-14 ed by 217-8 Grants (see also “Charters,” “Let­ Corn culture encouraged by.. ters Patent,” “Patents," ‘Lands”). 330-1 (320-1) Confirmation of, provided. ... . Dixon-Berry pet. referred to.226 304 (294); A. 23 Duties Vice-Adm. committed Fraudulent ...... 219, 220-1 to ...... 174 Granted .... 23 Fees allowed by ...... 174 Illegality of, to Martin ...... 225 Judges appointed by..330 (320) King to make ...... 304 (294) Kemp complaint sent to. . . .227 Limited as to size ...... 139-O Laws taken from Records of. . To Companies ...... 244 3 3 2 ( 3 2 2 ) Violated ...... 245 Letter to, says Mas. advan ­ Yeardley brings from Co. . .157 tageous ...... 233-4 Grapes. Abundance -on C. Letters of, as to Indians slain, Coast ...... 9 2 4 2 - 3 Alleged to be sour. . . .296 (236) Letters of, as to Yeardley..24 Variety of ...... 177 Levy of workmen by, only.. Gratuity. See “Pensions." 329-0 (319-0) Grave, Thomas. Member V.'C. .A 11 Limitations on, an impedi­ Gravesend. Pocahontas dies at. .146 ment ...... 324 (314) Gray, John. Member V. C. . . . .A 12 Martin’s patent exempt from.221 Great and General Court (see also Massacre advantageousfsays “Great and General Quarter 233-4 Court,” “General Court”). New form of, proposed.326 (316) When held ...... A 26 Pension for Widow Newce or­ Great and General Quarter Court dered from (see also “Great and General Petition of Dixon-Berry re­ Court,” “Quarter Court,” “Gen­ ferred to 2 eral Court”). Proclamations of, ratified. . . Company restrained to four. .219 331 (521). Decision afiirmed 6 Proclamation of, as to Break­ Decision questioned Industry of Gates recalled to, ing Bulk ...... 331 (321) 163-4 Queries to ...... 141-2 Records of, furnish laws... . Orders patent examined. . . . 222 332 (322) Present at ...... 176 Relieved of burden of courts.207 Great Bear. Manguahaian,—Ind. Retort of, as to instructions. .232 name of ...... 204-5 Royal intentions conveyed to. Great Mogul. See “Mogul.” 273 (263) Great Seal (see also “Great Seal of Tobacco frauds to be righted England”). Commission under, of Eng. .. Treacheryby . . . . ‘by...... 198 277 (267) 325-6 (315-6) Councils appointed under-..A 32 Untrammeled,original date Laws -ofG. A. to pass under.A 34 68 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Used ...... 298 (288) Framed in Eng. . ...333 (323) Great Seal of England (see also From King ...... 340 (330) “Great Seal"). Authority un­ Investigation of ...... 277 (267) der, to appoint Councils. . . . .A 32 Lord High Treasurer, origin ‘Commission under . . . .298 (288) Commissioners under, to re­ of ...... 336 (326) port on Va...... 277 (267) Monopoly a “crying" ...... 199 Letters Patent granted under.224 Number or ...... 338 (328) Liberties granted under ..;..200 Parliament,—brought to, late. Martin privileges granted un­ 337-8 (327-8) der ...... 220 Parliament does not take up. . Pardons to be under ...... 38 338 (328) Tobacco mon-opoly under . . . .247 Relations of, given. . . .336 (326) Great Shares (see also “Shares,” Relations of,—none in Va. . “Shares of Old Adventure”). 338 (328) Conditions for, altered . . . . 139 Sandys on Cont. ....337 (327) Defined ...... 139 Set forth ...... 333 (323) Granted on Adventure of the Tobacco ...... 337 (327) Purse ...... 139-0 Trade ...... 338 (328) Granted Sir Thos. Smith. . . . 159 Grievances and Oppressions (see Limited to twenty ...... 139-0 also “Grievances”). Mentioned in Records . . . . . -139 Classified ...... 337 (327) Presented to Farrar (John) . 23 Committee to hear . . . .337 (327) Merit basis of award ...... 139 Misfortune of, to be advanced Purpose of ...... 139 late ...... 337-8 (327-8) Shares of Old Adventure, Slurred over ...... 338 (328) same as ...... 139 To be put in writing..333 (323) Great Wyanokes. Maddison Written required . . . .333 (323) marches agst...... 313 (303) Grindon, Fdward. Testifles as to Green, Lawrence (Grocer). Mem­ use firearms ...... 142 ber V. C ...... A 13 Grindstone. ‘Corn promised for. . Greenvil, Bernard, Esquire. Mem­ Smith gives to Powhatan. . . . ber K. C. for Va...... 36 Grocers (Individuals). Members V. C...... A 12, 13 Greenvil, Sir Richard. Grocers, The Company or. Arrives Cape Fear ...... 12 her V. C...... A 13 Attempt second colony . . . . . 22 Gryce, Nicholas. Member V. C. A 12 Captures Spanish prises. . . .. 12 Gypes, Thomas (Clothworker). Censured unjustly ...... 22-3 Member V. C...... A 1 Commands relief exped. 25 Guest-House (see also “Inn”). Disciplines Inds...... 12 None found ...... 278 (268) Elizabeth sends, to intercept Provided for ...... 205 2‘ Plate Fleet ...... 25 Guiana. Discovery of, advocated Encouraged, makes voyage.. 12 by R’...... 30 Explorations by ...... 12 Memory of voyage to, revived. 156 Fits exped. to America ...... 8 Ralegh’s voyage to ...... 22, 30 Killed oft Azores ...... 28-9 Guides. Conduct Powel to high Lands -on Roanoke Island... 22 country ...... 99 Last Words of ...... 29 Hamer takes with him ...... 134 Little hope for return of .. . . 16 Indians act as. . . .50, 133-4, 141 Member C. of W ...... 24 Japazaws lend ...... 65 On Parliamentary Com. Kindly treated by Smith .. . . 56 which R. bill committed. .11-2 Manteo as ...... 23 Ordered not to leave Corn­ Mosco as wall ...... 25 Namontack, for N ...... 79 Returns home ...... 12, 22 Offered ...... 205 Searches for colony ...... 22 Opechancanough to give. . . . 205 Grevil. Sir Fulke. Member King's Powel conducted by ...... 99 C. for Va...... 36 Grey, Lord. Member C. of War. . 24 Powhatan refuses, to Mana­ Grievances (see also “Grievances kin country ...... 79 and Oppressions”). Quiyoughquohanocks give. . . Business of ...... 338 (328) ‘SmithSmith gets,uses asto Chowanocks..buckler . . . . . Classified ...... 337 (327) Todkill gets ...... 99 Committed to Dep. Fax-rar.. Twelve go with Smith ...... 56 337 (327) Gulstone, Dr. Books and physic "C‘rying,"——Monopoly ...... 199 to be sent by ...... 189 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 69

On committee to establish col­ Hamer, Captain (see also names lege ...... 163 below). Bad faith of, to In­ Pot recommended by, as Phy­ dians ...... 240 sician-General ...... 188 Chrowshaw found alive. . . .237-8 Gums. Search for urged ...... 195 Chrowshaw given men ...... 238 Gunpowder (see also “Powder”). Corn secured by ...... 238 Explosion kills Inds...... 96 Japazaws released by ...... 240 Indians want to plant ...... 53 Pountis takes action a.gainst.2-10 Magic power of ...... 96-7 Hamer, Ralph (see also above and St-olen by Newport ...... 81 below). Buckskin given to. .136 Stolen from Jamestown . . . . 90 Liberty of cols. procured by. .136 Massacre participated in by. .213 GunpowderPlot. Northumberland Memb.er C. of S...... A 33 privy to ...... 46 Guns (see also “Arms,” “Ammuni­ Member V. C...... A 12 tion,” “Firearms,” Muskets," Mission of ...... 134-5 “Ordnance,” etc.). Powhatan told of Dale, Po., etc...... 134 Denied to P, ...... 86 Ro1fe’s romance told by. . . .120 Eight brought by Bohun. . . .188 Signs Declaration by G. A.. Penalty for teaching Inds. use 317 (307) of ...... 147 Penalty for using until more Toys presented by ...... 134-5 ammunition ...... 48 Vice-Admiral under Argall..146 Powhatan desires to get . . . . 86 Hamer, Mr. Ralph, Esqr. (see also Powhatan objects to S's. . . .87, 88 above and below). Ambassador Slothful desire to sell ...... 98 to Powhatan ...... 133-6 Smith to give to Powhatan.. 56 Arrives in Va...... 102 Stolen and Po. held as ran­ Hamer, Captain Ralph, the Young­ som for ...... 128 er (see also names above). Member V. C‘...... A 13 Stolen from Jast...... 90 Hamer, M . Thomas. Part taken by, in Mas...... 212-3 H Hammersley, l\Ir.. Delivers message from King ...... 230 Haberdashers (Individuals). Mem­ Hanunersley, Hugh. Member V. bers V...... A 11, 12, 13, 14 C...... A 12 Haberdashers, The Company of. Hamond, Thomas. Member V. Member V. C...... A 13 C...... A 11 Hackluit, Richard (see also “Hack­ Hampson, William. Member V. luyt”), Clerk. C...... A 12 Colonization powers to. .A 4-5 Hampton. Smith's Hundred lay First Colony of, and others. . above ...... 17 2 35-6; A 2-3 Hampton River. Colonists cap­ Grants to, reconciled ...... A S tured on, liberated ...... 136 Invasion to be repelled by. .A 5 Member V. C...... 35; 1, 11 Hancock, William. Member V. C.,A 11 Minister, ...... A 11 Ha.nd1'ord, Mr. ‘Chosen to go in Necessaries for ...... A 4-5, 6 election for Treas. 2 Powers granted ...... A 1-8 Defiends Smith (T.) accounts. Prebendary of Westminster. .A 1 274-5 (264-5) Tenure under ...... A 7 Candidate for Treasurer. . . .230 Transp-ortation necessaries. . Sheriff of London . . . .274 (264) A 4-5, 6 Votes received by ...... 230 Hackluyt, Rev. Mr. Richard (see Hanham, Thomas, Esq. Coloniza­ also “Hackluit” ). Minister tion powers to ...... A 4-5 named in Charter ...... A 11 Grants to, rec-anclied Persuades merchants to fin­ Invasion to be repelled by. .A 5 ance exped...... 32 Member V. C. of Plimouth. . Prebend of Westminster. . . . 35; A 1 32, 35; A 1 Necessaries for ...... A 4-5, 6 Powers granted ...... A 1-8 Was in Va...... 22 Second Colony of, and others. With pictures published by.. 16 35-6; A 2-3 Hackluytis Collection of Voyages. . 8 Haddihadocks. Arrohattock cor­ Tenure under ...... A 7 rupted to 53 Transportation necessaries. . . Hall. Storm of (1618) A 4-5, 6 Ham, Race of. Indians of. . 296 (286) I-‘Ianno. Voyage of, to America.. 1 70 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Hansford, John. Member V. C., Francis, Gena. Mem­ A 12 ber V. C...... A Hanldnson, George. Member V. Hassininga, King of. Brother of, C...... A 14 imjured ...... 71 Hares. Indians send as present. . 10 Negotiates with Eng. . . . . 71-2 Harlot, 1\f[r. Thomas (see also Haswell, Captain. Company an­ “Hariot’s Treatise”). swers pet. of ...... 223-4 As to Wococon .. 9 Martin's patent delivered by. . Atheism charges against. . . . 20 219-0 Atheism of, explained . . . . 20 Petition presented by ...... 223 Bible explained by ...... 19 Status of ...... 224 Blames cols. for Ind. troubles. 15 Hat. Given to Indian ...... 9 Defended by Corbet ...... 20 Hatchets.. Canadian, or Susque­ Descartes borrowed learning sahanocks ...... 69 Irom ...... 20 Corn to be given for ...... 131 Learning of ...... 20 From Susquesahanocks . . . . 67 Opinion as to Coast of N. C. . 9 Germans make for Powha­ Preferred to Descartes . . . .. 20 tan ...... 90 Remains with Greenvil cols.12-3 Offered to Indians ...... 49 Sent to observe country . . . . 17 Powhatan satisfied with peace Testimony -of, as to atheism. 20 and ...... Treatise published by ...... 17 Provision of, by Eng. for Wococon reflerences ...... 9 Inds...... 73 Ha.riot’s Treatise (see also “Ha­ Smith to make for P ...... 85 rlot, Mr. Thomas”). Hatteras. See “Cape Hatteras.” De Brye—edition of, used by Hatton, Mr. Vice-Chamberlain. On committee to which R. bill com­ Stith ...... ‘iv mitted Raiegh’s presence in Va...dis­ Charlies. Member V. cussed in ...... 22 ...... A 12 Why published ...... 22-3 Hawkins, John. Member V. C..A 11 Harloe, Peter. Member V. C. .A 1 Hawkins, Sir Richard. Member Harness. Lack of ...... 148-9 C. of W. agst. Algerines ...... 184 Harper, John. Member V. C. . . .A 11 Member C. for Va...... 36 Harris, Thomas, Gent. Member Hawley, Captain. Member V. C.A 10 V. C...... A 12 Hayden, Jeremy (Ironmonger). Harrison, Edward. Member V. C., Member V. C...... A 12 A 11 Haywood, Sir George, Knt. Mem­ Harrison, Harmon. Member V. C., ber V. C. A 12 “Head-Rights.” Lands Harrison, Ralph. Member V. C., for ...... 139-0 A 11 Health (see “C1imate," Harrison's, Mr. Indians scared “J amvestown,—conditions” ). away from ...... 213 Conditions of (1623) ..278 (268) Massacre at ...... 212 Improvement in ...... 313 (303) Harvey, Sir John, Esq., Gent., Knt. Of colonists (1586) ...... 18 Appointed Commissioner.307 (297) Htmthens (see also “India.ns”). Arrives as Commr. from P. Conversion of, flrst duty of C. C...... 314 (304) -of S...... A 33 Promises Sharples tob. for Hebrew.. .See “Jewish.” treachery ...... 325 (315) Hebrew References. In Ra1egh's Reliable in business ..307 (297) History ...... 137 Returns from Virginia. 338 (328) Hedges. colonists die under. . . . Harwell, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ 278 (268) ber V. C...... A 10 None in colony ...... 319 (309) Harwood. Mr. Member Council Heele, Sir Warwick, Knt. Mem­ of State ...... A 33 ber V.C...... A 10 Member Council in Va...... 182 Heifers. Importation of ...... 166 Chief oi.‘Martin's Hundred..182 Helps. Stith uses in writing his Harwood, Capt. Edward. (See History . . . . . name below.) Member V. C.. .A 10 Hemp. Directions given for rais­ Harwood, Sir Edward. (See ing ...... 177 name above.) Laws to be codi­ Henrico. Appamattocks close to.124 fled by ...... 162 Burgesses from, to G-.A. ...160 Harwood, Leonard (Mercer). Butler was never at. . . .321 (311) Member V. C...... A 13 Church built at ...... 124 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 71

Condition of, when ST. left. . Hides. See "Horse Hides." 321 (311) Higgons,berV.C...... Peter (Grocer). Mem­ 13 Deserted (1622) ...... 279 (269) East India School to be con­ High Marshal of Virginia. Dale. . 101 nected with college at . . . .204 Dale, carries supplies ...... 122 Education of Indians at . . ..163 Hill, 111-.Edward. Defends Eliza­ Lands at. tenanted ...... 165 beth City ...... 236 iLa.nds given for University 111]].Robert. Member V. C. . . . .A 11 at ...... 163, 165 Hill, Tristian. Member V. C..A 13 One of six towns under Smith Iflllary Term. General Assembly (T) ...... 316 (306) to be held during and title of. .A 26 Ordnance at ...... 320 (310) Hinshaw, Thomas. Member V. C; 12 Origin of name ...... 124 Quitted by ST...... 321 (311) Hinson, Tobias (Grocer). Mem­ Ruins of, described ...... C...... A 13 124, 316 (306), 321 (311) Hinton, Griffith. Member V. C., Town under S. T. ....316 (306) A 11 University at, provided for, Hispaniola. Captured by Drake. . 15 163, 165 Historians. Advice to. . . .iv-v, viixgizi Hem-icorpolis. See “Henrico.” Carelessness of ...... Henry VII, of England. Colum­ History of the Reformation. Ben­ bus offers services to ...... 3 net’s, a guide to Stith ...... A, iii Henry VIII. Criticized by R‘alegh, History of the World. Ralegh’s 137 published (1614) ...... 137 Wriothesly, executor of ...... 17 9 History of Virginia. Smith quali­ Hens (see also “Cock and Hen”). fied to write ...... 192 Consumed recklessly ...... 116 Hobart, Sir Henry, Knt. Member Powhatan promises to come. . Council for Va...... A 16 for ...... 8 Member V. C...... A 10 Smith leaves at Hodges, Edward (Grocer). Mem­ (1609) ...... 107 ber V. C...... A 10 Heraldry. Smith’s arms,—Turks' Hodgson, John. Member V. C. .A 11 heads on ...... 109-0 Hoes. Stolen by Newport ...... 81 Hog Island.. Smith decides to visit 93 Herald’s Office. Smith's arms re­ Block-house and garrison at. . 97 corded in ...... 110 ‘Gates drops down river to..117 Herbert, Captain. Member V. C.,A 1 0 H-ogs sent to ...... 97 Herbert, Mr. Nominates Sth. as Hogs (see also “Swine," “Sows”). Treas...... 180-1 Abundance in Berms...... 1 4 On Committee to Abundance, in colony (1619) .159 Commrs...... 301 (291) Consumed recklessly ...... 116 Plan of, for curing factions, Delawarr sends to Berms. fox-.118 ta ls ...... Forfeited,——al1at Jamestown. 148 Herbs. Cultivation of, provided. . Gates brings ...... 123 331 (321) Germans plan to destroy. .. . 99 Food made from. .98, 116, 117 Hog Island for ...... 97 Used to season horse-flesh for Hunting of, only by 1ea.ve..148 food ...... 116 Imported ones -only ...... 224 Hereditaments (see also “Lands,” Increase of, at Ja.mestoWn.. 97 “Tenements,” “Grants” ). King’s Forest has plenty 01'..223 Distributed under Common Left at Jamestown by . Seal...... 16-6 (1609) ...... 107 Granted ...... A 2, 3, 7, 14, 15 Numbers (infinite) in colony Held in Eng. and Wales. . . .A 14 (1622) ...... 281 (271) Laws of Eng. to govern . . . . . 38 Provision for, at Henrico . . . .124 Tenure ~of,——freeand common Ranges for, at Rockdale. . . .125 socage ...... A Ringed.—alI at Bermuda . . . .148 Heylen, Dr. Smith assisted by. . . . iv Hogsheuds. Of corn given N. by Hickman, Mr. Clerk in Secretary's colony ...... 7 oflice ...... viii Secured for colony by Namon­ Records copied by ...... viii tack ...... 83-4 Hicks, Sir Baptist, Knt. Member Holborn. Records to be brought Council for Va...... A 16 to ...... 30 1 (2 91) Member V. C...... A 10 Holcroft, Captain (see also names Hide. John (Grocer). Member below). VA...... - - . . . - ...... Arrives in Virginia ...... 117 72 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Holeroft, Ca-pt. Thomas (see also To notify King of Sth. re-elec­ names above and below). tion ...... , . . . . . 231 Member V. C...... A 10 House of Burgesses. See “Bur­ Holm-oft, Sir Thomas, Knt. (see gesses, House of.” also names above). Member House of Commons. See “Com­ King's Council for Va...... 36 mons, Houseof." Member V. C...... A 10 House of Dords. See “Lords, House Holcrofte, Capt. Jeifry. Member of.” Houses (see also “Buildings,” V. C...... A 10 “Cabins,” “Huts"). Holidays. Anniversary of Massa­ Assignment of, by P ...... 104-5 cre ...... 329 (319) Authority Commrs. over. . . . . Observation of, when two to­ 327-8 (317-8) gether ...... 329 (319) Best of, offered ...... 328 (318) Holland, States of. Representa­ Better than cottages of Eng. . tions made to ...... 133 320 (310) Tobacco ships raise row in. . Building of. .84, 85, 93, 97, 123-4, 270 (260) 124, 125, 312 (302), 324 (312) Tobacco trade set up in. . . . .201 Built at Jamestown ...... 97 Holles, Captain. Member V. C. .A 10 Burned ..84, 95, 129, 313 (303) Holles, Sir John, Knt. Member Cape Cod.—none at ...... 31 V. C...... A 10 Charles City,—numberin. Holman, George. Member V. C..A 11 321 (311) Holt, Christopher. Member V. C., Commrs.’ authority over. . . . A 12 327-8 (317-8) Holt, John. Member V. C...... A 12 Compare well with, of Eng. Holy Days. See “Holidays.” and W. Indies ...... 320 (310) Hominy. Served to colonists by Conditions of ...... 273 (263), Inds...... 11 278 (268), 279 (269), 316 (306) Hooker, George, Gent. Member Copper traded for ...... 104-5 V. C...... A 14 Corn promised for ...... 84 Hooker, Richard (Grocer). Mem­ Corn tribute from each . . . . .105 ber V. C...... A 13 Dale builds ...... 125 Hope in Faith and Coxendale. Description of ...... 54, 58 Henrico ...... 124 Destroyed ..74, 117, 120, 241-2 Hopkins, John (Alderman -ofBris­ Dilapidated, repaired ...... 23 tol). Member V. C...... A 14 Elizabeth River,——on...... 73 Hore, Christopher. Mle-mber V. Fortified agst. Indians. . 320 (310) C...... A 12 Germans left to finish ...... 93 Horse Hides. Food made from. . G0od,——feW left ...... 316 (306) 315 (305) Hamer conducted to, of P. . 134 Unlawfully detained by Argall, I-Ienrico,—at ...... 150 123-4, 124, 321 (311) Horses. Food made from ...... 116 Henrico.-——remaining at. 321 (311) Jamestown,—left at ...... 107 Increase of ...... 319 (309) Smith leaves at Jamestown Indians desire to enjoy . . . .. 96 (1609) ...... 107 Indians live in ...... 63, 73, 129 Transportation -of, provided JamestoWn,——built at ...... 97 for ...... A 18-9, 28 .Tamestown,—destroyed at. . . Hospitality. See also “Entertaining" 117, 120 Noticeable as early as 1624, . . _ Jam estown,—fe~w inhabited 319 (309) at ...... 146 Hospitals. Indians to be placed _ Left When Smith (T) quit. . in ...... 214 321 (311) Hostages. Exchanged ...... 34 Material for ...... 17 Indians held as Nansamonds’ ...... 104-5 King’s son to be ...... Nansamonds live in ...... 73 Manteo as ...... 12, 14 “Nonesuch,”——th0se at ...... 105 Menatonon’s son as 14 Ordered repaired ...... 122 Manakins give ...... 79 Pallisaded,—all to be. .331 (321) Pocahontas taken as ...... 128 Pascotic-ans’ burned . .313 (303) Rappahann-ocks refuse to sur­ Poor quality of ...... 316 (306) render ...... 72 Powhatan lived in ...... 54, 68 Weyrnouth gives and takes.. 34 Powhatan -offers corn for... 84 Houghton, Bord. Tob. officials to Powhatan’s burned ...... 129 be selected by ...... 250 Powhatan.’s,—Hamer Visits. .134 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 73

Repair of ...... 23, 122 Huts (see also “Cabins,” “House,” Removed ...... 2'.’ “Bui1dings"). Roanoke Island ...... 10-1 Indians use ...... 63 Robbed ...... 105, 149 Hutton, Vice-Chamberlain. On Slothful desire to sell ...... 96 committee to which R. bill com­ Smith entertained in ...... 58 mitted ...... 11 Smith remains in his ...... 61 Hyde, Sir Dawrence. Conditions Smith visits O.’s ...... 90, 91, 92 to be reported by ...... 180 How, Mr. George. Slain by In­ I dians ...... 23 Ice. Used for drinking water... 85 Howard, John, Clerk. Member V. Idolatry (see also “Idols," “Im­ C...... A 12 ages”). Howard, Lord. Desires to rescue Pocahontas renounces ...... 136 Greenvil ...... 29 Idols (see also “Idolatry,” “Im­ Sent after Plate Fleet ...... 2 ages”). Howard. Lord Theoph-ilus. Mem­ Antimony used to colour .. . . 65 ber C. for Va...... 16 Okée of the Indians ...... 49 Member V. C...... A 9 Ignorance of Europeans. As to Howe, Mr. (Chronicler). Comes rest of the world ...... 2 Images (see also "Idolatry,” over ...... 229 “1dols”). Howie, Richard. Member V. C. .A 13 Indian gods represented by. . 17 Hudson, Henry. Discoveries of. . . 75 Imlnigrants (see also “Colonists”). States—General buys discov­ Land grants to ...... 139-0 eries of ...... 75 Immortality of Soul. Indians be­ Validity of claim of, to Hud­ lieve cols. possess ...... 18 son ...... 1. 0 Indians believe in ...... 17 Hudson River. Discovered by Hen­ Immunities. Confirmed . . . .A 22, 24 ry Hudson ...... Denied ...... iv, v Skin trade on ...... 143 Ratlfled ...... A 22, 27-8, 31-2 Validity of Dutch claims to. .133 Same as in Eng ...... A 6, 20 Hulls, Arnold. Member V. C. .A 12 Lack of ...... 148—9 Humble, Richard. Member V. C., Transportation authorized . .. A 11 A 18-9, 28 Humble Petition, Etc. Presented Importatlons (see also “Imports”). to King ...... 276-7 (266-7) Duties upon ...... A 19 Hundreds (see name each hun­ Monopoly of, granted ...... 198-9 dred). Imports (see also “Importations”). Burgess from each, member Burden of, increases ...... 245 G. A...... 1 Imprisonment. Punishment by. .38-9 Education of Indians by ....195 Incest. Punishment for ...... 38 I-Iungerford, Sir Edward. Mem­ Index. Of adventurers, to be pub­ ber King’s C. for Va ...... 36 lished ...... ’ ...... 175 Hunt. Mr. (see also name below). Indian Corn (see also “Maize”). Arrives at Jamestown ...... Planted on stubble ...... 102 Ilunt, Rev. Robert (see also names Indians (see also “Heathens”). above and below). Communion Account of country from. . . . 11 celebrated by ...... Aid cols...... 14 Discord allayed by, on voyage. 44 Alliance awes ...... 141 Intercedes for Smith ...... 47 Ambassadors from ...... 80 Mentioned ...... 45 Ambuscades ...... Persuaded to join Gosnold 46-7, 62, 65, 69, 74, 95 exped...... Ambushes by ...... 69, 74 Quiets quarrels ...... 47 Amidas entertained by . . . .10-1 Hunt, Thomas (see also names Antimonymine worked 65 above). Member V. C ...... A 12 Antimony,—uses of ...... 65 Hunting. Deer, regulated ...... 148 Argall apporti-ons trade . . . .150 Huntington, Earl of. Member of Arms given agst...... 232-3 Go. and to enjoy privileges. .A 25 Arms restored by ...... 241 Huntley. John. Member V. C. . .A 10 Arms traded 94 Husband. Office of in charge Arms used by 49 warehouses ...... 251 Attacks cease ...... 96-7 Husbandmen. Break contracts to Attire of ...... 68 go to colony ...... A 29 Bad faith to, disciplined. . . .238 Lack of ...... 148-9 Baptized ...... 24 [B'a.shabes...... x. 34 Friendly re1ations.9~10, 34, 46, 49 Beads coin or ...... 198 Gamebrought Beads (blue) valued . . . . . 59 Glass-works retarded by Mas­ Betraycols...... 18 sac...... 321 (311) Bible explained to ...... 19 Gold and s. unknown as med. Billiting among ...... 97, 98 Buckler made of ...... 51 of exchange ...... 82 Buried, as food ...... 116-7 Goods "destroyed by ...... 235 Butler aids in stealing.321 (311) Governvor,—Sl. to be ...... 68 Captured ...... 20 Granganameo death gives Cassen killed by ...... 50 trouble ...... 14 Cattle destroyed by ...... 235 Greenvil disciplines ...... 12 Cattle stolen by ...... 321 (311) Guides ...... 141 Caution towards ...... 43 Ham ancestor of ....296 (286) Chief Lord ...... 34 Hamer disciplined for action Chi1dren,——retaining ...... 172 agst...... 240 Christianity amon ...... Hatchets, etc., or ...... 67 18, 19, 24, 34, 37, 40, 172, 195 Hostages...... 12,1-i Clergymen -on ...... 233 Hostile attitude ...... Coin,—beads for ...... 198 46, 208, 239, 240 Colonists billited on 97, 98 Colonists slain by ...... 23 Houses burned by ...... 242 Colonists to be killed ...... 79 Houses fortified agst...... Colonizing of ...... 216 320 (310), 331 (321) Commander of ...... 39­ Howe slain by ...... 23 Complain of West ...... 105 Immortality believed in . . . . 17-8 Commission agst. ....313 (303) Instruments amaze ...... 18 Commissioners’ prop. as to.. Ironworks profits for ...... 215 328 (318) James City retarded by Mas­ sac...... 319 (309) Conversion.....210, 214, 217, 218. Jamestown attack prevent­ 233, 295, 296 (286), 334-5 ed ...... 52-3 (324-5), 335 (325) Kicquotan attacked ...... 49 Corporations to fall on.332 (322) Ki1led.96-7, 294 (284), 313 (303) Corn about all ...... 234 King gives arms agst. . . . .232-3 Corn carried by ...... 81 Laws of descent ...... 54 Corn cut off by ...... 240 Leagues confirmed ...... 204 Corn destroyed. .236, 313 (303) Maddison disciplined for ac­ Corn forced from ...... tion agst...... 240 84, 141, 317 (307) Manteo baptized 24 Corn hidden by ...... 79 Mare food of ...... 315-6 (305-6) Corn not brought ...... 116 Martin assaulted . .-...... 04 Corn planted by . . . . .72-3, 238 Massacre by (1622) ...... 208 ­ Corn trade suspended. .331 (321) Massacre retards colony . . . . Customs,—R. on ...... 17-9 319 (309) Dale colonizing ...... 216 vMerchants fbest ...... 63 Dale explores contra ...... 122 Deserters taken Jast. by.... 98 MetalsMiracleon of ...... 96 ...... 65, 67 Disciplined ...... 12, 49, 61 Mortgage lands ...... 140 Dress ...... 10 Negotiations ...... 56 Education..163, 166, 171-2, 195, Newce attacked ...... ‘. . 237 210, 211, 214, 215, 216-7, 217, New Eng. and conds. . . . . 31-2 218, 233, 295, 296 (286), 334-5 New Eng. submit Eliz...... 16 (324-5), 335 (325) Newport entertained ...... 57-8 Elders’ influence ...... 233 ‘ Newport steals trade . . . . . 81 England,-—taken to ...... 11 Number taken Eng...... 138 English not to be harmed.. 58 Oppression protection ...... 194 Entertain ...... 10-1, 57-8, 67 ‘Ornaments ...... 10 Epidemic attacks ...... 18 Peace offerings from ...... 80 Familiarity ‘forbidden . . . . .147 Peace sued for ...... 47 Firearms use first taught. .141-2 Penalty teaching use guns. .147 Food brought by ...... 97 Pountis disciplines bad faith Fortifications against...... to ...... 240 320 (310), 331 (321) Poverty after war with. 323 (313) French among ...... 133 Powder expl. k-ills. . . . .96-7 Friendly attacked ...... 24 Powhatan,—-S. taken to . . . :51-3 Friendly in N. Eng ...... 31-2‘ Presents before massacre... .209 BULLETIN OF' VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Presents from ..10, 11, 14, 31-2, Trade pernicious ...... 81 49, 56, 61, 64, 65, 67, 68-9, 86, Trade refused by ...... 80 90, 92, 96, 97, 141, 209 Trade suspended . . . . 331 (321) Priests’ influence ...... 233 Trade with cols...... 83-4 Prisoners restored by . . . . .239 Traders best ...... 63 Proposition as to. . . .328 (318) Treacheryof ...... 34 {Provisions from ...... Treatment to, kind...... 40, 232 56, 95, 68-9, 90, 92, 96, 97, 141 Treaty (educational) ...... 215 Ralegh on customs, etc. . . .17-9 Treaty with Eng...... 72-3 ‘Rector for ...... 218 Tribes (see name each tribe): Religion,—R. on ...... 17-9 Accomacks. Religious effects on ...... Appamatocks. 204-5, 334-5 (324-5) Arrohattocks, Roanoke (beads) highly Arsecks, praised ...... 63 Chawonocks, Roanoke troubles not from. 15 Chesapeakes, Rules distasteful ...... 92 Chickahominies, Chowanocks, Runaways taken Jast. by. . . . 98 Dassamonpeakes. ScarecausedbySagamo ot ...... 1134 Great Wyanokes, Shot frightens ...... 241 Haddihaddocks, Skin trade ...... 198 Manakins. Slain..... Mangoags, Smith ambushed ...... 69, 74 Mannahocks, Smith attacked ...... 70 Massawomecks, Smith absence,—effect on. . .116 Mattaponies, Monacans, Smith aided by ...... 102 Moraughtacunds, Smith captured ...... 51-3 Moy-umps (?), Smith disciplines ...... 49, 61 Nansamonds, Smith disperses ...... 89 Nantaquacks, Smith entertained ...... 57-8 Nantaughtacunds, SmithGov.ofSmith esteemed ...... 56—7 . 68 Nominies, Smith kindly treate . . . . . 62 Ozinies ( ?), Smith magic powers ...... 96 Pamunkeys, Smith makes war on ...... 234 Pascoticons, Smith negotiations o ...... 56 Paspaheys, Smith prevents, attack ...... 52-3 Patowmacks, Smith respected ...... 61-2 Piankatanks, Smith surrounded ...... 91 P-owhatans, Smith thinks kindness win. .233 Quiyoughquohanocks. Smith trades with ...... 67 Rappahanocks, Sarap-inaulghs, Smith uses, as buckler . . . . 51 Senecas, Smith (T) wars with. . 295 (285) Six Nations, Spaniards resited ...... 102 Susquesahanocks, Starvation prevented by. . . . Taux-Powhatans. 14, 97, 98 Taux-Wyanokes, Stealing, disciplined ...... 12 Tockwoghs, Stockham on conversion. . . . 233 Warrasqueakes, Stolen goods returned by. .96-7 Weopomeokes, Subjects of King ...... Wyanokes, 312 (302), 317 (307) Youghtanunds. Susquesahanock dealings . . . 68-9 Swords given ...... 61 Tribute paid by ...... Temple robbed ...... 149 49, 54, 105, 312 (302), 317 (.307) Terrorized ...... 96-7 Troops watched ...... 78 Theory of, confirmed . . . . . 144 Troublefrom .... 61 Thorpe work ...... 211 Turkies from ...... 61 Ticklish state or ...... 124 Uprising planned ...... 15 Violence of ...... 63 Tobacco esteemed by ...... 19 War causes complaints . . . . Tools, etc., given ...... 210 300 (290) Tormenting of ...... 234 Town described ...... 67 ‘War makes poverty..323 (313) Tractable, found ...... 69 War with Eng. 3...... 217 Trade apportioned ...... 150 War with, under s'r..295 (285) Trade forbidden ...... 147 Weymouth takes to Eng. . . . . 34 76 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

West complained of ...... 105 ment ...... 162 White attacks ...... 24 Letters patent, enforced . . .. World,-—idea of ...... 71 282 (272) Wrongdoers sent by ...... 99 Lost with “See. Venture" . . . .102 w'Wyanoke,-—flee, from ...... 84 No grounds in ...... 327 (317) Wyat confirms league . . . .204 None possessed ...... 327 (317) Wyat slays ...... 313 (303) Religious ...... !Yea.rdley plunder-s ...... 241-2 Sealed ...... Interior Courts (see also “Courts"). Seal of Council on ...... A 32 Established ...... 207-8 Somers disregards ...... 119 Infidel Children (see also “Infi­ To be established ...... A 21 dels,” “Indians”). To C. in Va...... 194-5 Converted...... 277 (267) To Council of State .. . .157, 194 To be properly brought up. .215 To Governor (1621) ...... 194 Infldels (see also “Infidel Chil­ Instructions (of Company). To­ dren," “Indians”). bacco ...... 205 Conversion of,——-Dalesolicits Instructions (of King). Sup­ for ...... u pressed ...... 293 (283) Information, Butler’s. Answer to. Instrument. Dutch Settlement 296-7 (286-7) figures in ...... 133 Conditions of ...... 300 (290) Instruments (for Labour). Stolen Copy of, arrives ....314 (304) by Newport ...... Ignored by Cornmrs. . .301 (291) Instruments (Mechanical). In­ Investigation of, de-nied. . . . dians amazed at ...... 18 301 (291) Insurrections. Tendency to, re­ Sent to Co...... 291 (281) lieved by Va. 335 (325) Informations. Against Argall. .149-0 International Complications. To As to Delawarr ...... 151 be avoided ...... 195 False, sent to Eng...... 81 Interpretation of the Laws. To be Ingram, Sir Arthur. Consulted by in favour of Co ...... A 21-2, 31 Sandys ...... 244-5 Interpreter. I-Iaswell, to Polon­ Member V. C, ...... 244 ian lord ...... 224 Opinion on tob. tax ...... 244-5 Savage used as ...... 133-4 Inn (see also “Guest-House”). Spilman sentenced to be. . . .241 Building at Jamestown. 319 (309) Invasion. Repelling of. .A 5, 19, 19-0 None found ...... 278 -‘268) Invocations (see also “Ceremo­ Innholders (Individuals). Mem­ nies,” "Dances,” “War Dances.” bers V. ‘C...... 13, 14 “Songs”). Innholders, The Company of. Over boat found ...... 241 Member V. C...... A 14 Ireland. Abbot served in ...... 123 Instructions (see also “Orders," Cattle brought from ...... 205 “Articles”). Colonies to be in league with. 5 Additional ...... 43 Digges et als. banished from.207 Agreeable, premised ...... 174 Newce served in ...... 189 Argall ignores ...... 150 Mentioned ..A 1, 6, 8, 22, 23, 32 Articles of, signed by Davers.127 Tobacco monopoly of, offered Clergy,—-as to ...... 194 Colony ...... A 17 Trade of. with Va. Commissioners have no. . . . White goes to Irish Mantle. Robe of P., as large Delayed ...... 327 (3174) 4 58 Difficult to comply with. . . . Ralegh rewarded for 324 (314) service in For raising commodities .. . .195 Iron. See also “Ironworks.” For reception -Governor . .195 Basew—alleged to be..296 (286) Further. provided for ...... 41 Manufacture of, by Whitsun­ Given to Newport ...... 42 tide (1622) ...... 218 Governor and Council retort Mining of, provided for. . . .A 18 as to ...... 232 Pieces of, from Susquesan— Ignored by A1-gall ...... 15O ocks ...... 67 King's Council for Va. to be Slothfulsell to Indians 98 established ...... 36 Ironmongers (Individuals) (see King’s Council to ordain, for also “Ironwc-rkers”). colony ...... A 17 Members V. C. .. . .A 11, 12, 13 King's. suppressed . .293 (283) Ironmongers, The Company of. Letters patent as to govern­ Membei-V.C...... 13 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Ironslde, Richard. Member V. C., Besought to hang cols. . 317 (307) 11 Butler pet. goes to....280 (270) Caesar Worse than ...... vi1 Ironworkers (see also “Ironmong­ Cape Charles named after son ers"). 0 Death...... 193 Character of ...... vi-vii Experienced, sent over. . . . . 193 Charter (First) granted by. Ironworks (see also “I1-on"). 35-6. A., 1 Cavendish efforts for ...... 232 Charter (new) to be granted Establishment of ...... 215 by ...... 303-4 (293-4) “In so good a. forwardness". .218 Charter (Second) quoted agst., Master workmen at, dead. . . .193 168 Operation of by Whitsuntid Charters granted by ...... A 1-34 (1622) ...... 218 Chickahomlnies to be subjects Perfection of, sh-ortly. .321 (311) of ...... 130-1 Poor investment. . 281-2 (271-2) Colonial pet. to ...... 200, 201 Restoration of ...... 215-6 Colonists to be hung by. 317 (307) Set up ...... 177 Commissioners’ duties defined Wasted in 1622 ...... 279 (269) y ...... 302 (292) Isaac, Nicholas. Member V. C.. .A 13 C-ommons,—deta.ils of quarrel Isle of Devils. Bermudas were with ...... 206 called ...... 114 ‘Company Courts suppressed Italian Gentlemen. To aid Smith.108 by ...... Il338_9 (328-9) Italian Workmen. Sent to make Condescends ...... 180 neads ...... 198 Contract,——attitude as to. . . . 246 Italy. ‘Climate same as Va....81-2 Contract,—conditionls with . . Gold and silver in ...... 82 247-52 fiilkworm seed sent from. . . .183 Council,—orders for establish­ Smith goes to ...... 109 ing, given by ...... 36 Itopatin. One name for Opitcha­ “Counter-Blast to Tobacco” pan ...... 155 by ...... Courts 01 Co. affected by 1et- . J ter of ...... 302-3 (292-3) Criticised by Stith ...... vi-vii Jack of the Feather. Origin of Criticism of Articles of ...... 41 name and virtues of ...... 240 Criticism of government of.. vi Jackson, Henry. Member V. C. .A 11 Declaration to..281-90 (271-80) Jacob, Mr. Petitioners referred Discord noticed by.261-2 (251-2) to ...... 202-3 -Discoveries under commis­ Suit against ...... 169 sionfrom ...... 75-6 A Tobacco monopoly granted to Displeased ...... 336-7 (326-7) 1! 198-9 Displeased with P. C...... 170 Tobacco ordered released by.169 Dissolute ones ordered sent Tobacco tax imposed by, ille­ to colony ...... 1 [gal ...... 168-9 Dissolves Parliament ...... 206 Jacobson, Peter (of Antwerp). Dixon's pet. to ...... 227 Member V. C...... A 13 “Dragoon of the Long Robe Jacobson, Philip. Member V. C. .A 13 and Legal Pander to Slav­ James, Humphrey (Cooper). Mem­ ery” ...... A iv ber V. C...... A 11 Dutch colony submits to . . . .133 James, Thomas (Merchant of Election controlled by. .314 (294) Bristol). Member King's Coun­ Election displeases ...... 231 cil of Va...... 36 Encroachments of, raises Spi­ James I. Absolute power of,—­ rit of Liberty ...... 179-0 Bancroft for ...... 76 Expedition agst. Algerines Allegiance to, to be main­ sent by ...... 184 tained ...... 37 Expenses contributed to by. .248 Alleviation of . . . . 272-3 (262—3 Favour of, necessary..341 (331) Angry ...... 206-’! Fisheries dispute appealed Answer to . . . .317-26 (307-16) to ...... 18 Appeal to, by Wrote. .260 (250) Forbids Co. to bring com­ Arms given by ...... 232-3 plaints to Cornmrs. .302 (292) Attempts to defeat Sth. . . .229-0 Free elections granted by...180 Attitude of ...... 203-4, 207 Garbling pet. to, and action thereon ...... 199 Assistance of, appreciated. . . . 231 Grants Charters ...... Bancroftof ...... for absolute power 7 35-6, 101, A., 1-34 78 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF -VIRGINIA.

Haswell’s pet. to ...... 223 Petition (Dixon's) to . . . 227 Hudson licensed by ...... 133 Petition (garbling) to King Humble Petition to . . 276 (266) and action thereon...... 199 Illegal powers of . . .310 (300) Petition (Ha.swell’s) to ...... 223 Imposes extraordinary re­ Petition (Humble) to..276 (266) straints ...... 307 (297) Petition (Johnson's) t0.290 (280) Impressions (erroneous) or. . Petition (Kemp's) to ...... 227 328 (318) Petition (Martin's) to. .222, 226 Petition (Somers’) to .227-8 Imprisons unfavourableJ onesz 7 Petition (tobacco) to, sup­ Injustice of ...... 337-8 (327-8) pressed ...... 286 (276) Injustice of ,to Co ...... viI Picture of, to be given Cks. .131 Instructions oi’, suppressed. . Privy Council displeases. . . . 170 293 (283) Privy Council, Intercessors to, Interference of,—deprecated, 269 (259) . 289-0 (279-0) Puritans hated by Court. . . . 76 Jealousyor ...... 142 Puritans to get consent to J'ohnson’s pet. to. . . .290 (280) leave Eng...... 76 Journals of House declared Ralegh,—death of,-insisted void ...... 206 on ...... 156 Kemp's pet. to ...... 227 Ra1egh,—-not spared ...... ‘.155 King’sby C. for Va. established Regard 36 of, for Sth...... 179 Reply of, to notiflcation..231-2— Lands all held from ...... 223-4 Revenues, King deceived as Laws to be amended by. . . . 40 to ...... 336 (326) Letter from ...... 302 (292) River named after ...... 46 Letter of, effects Courts of Sacrifices subjects to grati­ Co...... 302-3 (292-3) Letters Patent granted by, fy King 01! Spain ...... 246 35-6, A 1-34 Settlement named after 46 Liberty spirit raised by en­ Silk-worm seed given by. . . .177 croachment of ...... 179-O Smith hopes for help from. . . 108 Love or, for the colony ...... Smith (T) depended on‘. 339 (329) 326-7 (316-7) Solicitations of, for coIony.. Loyalty of, to Co.,—uncer— 306-7 (296-7) tain ...... 150 “So1omon of England” ...... 183 Martin pets. to .222, 223, 226 Somers' pet. to ...... 227-8 Martin's pet. referred by . . . .223 Southampton,——attempt to re­ -Matthews opposed . . . .307 (297) Ilect ...... 230 Measures of, reversed . .338 (328) Southan1pton,—noti1ied; of Menacing orders from.314 (304) election of ...... 229-0 Message from, perplexes Co. 180 Southampton,-—tries to de­ Monson, Admiral of ...... 184 feat ...... 229-0 Nominates Treas. for Va. . . .178 Spanish Match desired by. .203 Nominees of, for Treas. and Spirit of Liberty raised by Dep...... 230 encroachments of ...... 179-0 Notified of re-electi-on of Sth., Suspicious actions of. .334 (324) 231 Taxes on Co. increased by..245 Oath of allegiance to, re­ Tobacco attitude of ...... 170 quired ...... 43 Tobacco,——aversion of, tor. . .244 Offer or, rejected ...... 170-1 Tobacco culture discouraged Opuosition to, largely from by ...... 19 Va. Co...... 207 Oppressions from ....340 (330) Tobacco,vented frauds by . . in, . . . to . . . be pre-247 Order Books taken by. and Tobacco,——freight on ...... 248 P. C...... vi Order from ....303-7 (293-7) Tobacco monopoly granted by 7 Pardon,—power of, in . . . .. 38 24 Parliament breaks with. . . . Tobacco pet. to, suppressed. 334 (324) 286 (276) Parliament dissolved by . . . .206 Tobacco (Eng.) planting for­ bidden ...... 170 Petition to..290 (280). 333 (323) Tobacco profits of ...... 247-9 Petition to, suppressed.286 (276) Tobacco reports to be made Petition (Butler's) goes to. . to . . 248 280 (270) Tobacco a'.i;'.{;}és's.'16i1';.'tée}}.'p'zl Petition (colonial) to. .200, 201 ed by ...... 21 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 79

Tobacco tax ...... 244-5, 247-8 Block-house built at ...... 97 Tomocomo wishes to see2...144 Building 01, 48; rebuilding.. 60 Treas. and Dep..—-nominees Burgesses sent to G. A. by. .160 for ...... Burned (1607) ...... 59 Treasure!',—el'forts as to . . . . Burning of, forbidden ...... 117 299 (289) Burning of, planned ...... 99-0 Treatise written by ...... 183 Butler description of .. . .. Tribute to,—pocones ...... 105 278-0 (268-0) Tyrannies -at ...... 41-2 Ca.uses,—inconvenient to bring Vessels ordered to sail by. . all to ...... 207 317 (307) Chrowshaw goes to ...... 238 Writings of,—qua1ity of. . . . 13 7 Chrowshaw visit in vain. . . . .238 Wrote appeals to ....260 (250) Church repaired ...... 60, 76, 97 James IV, of Scotland. Elizabeth Colonists (1608) at ...... 79 succeeded by ...... 32 Colonists arrive at ...... 46, 77 Ralegh confined in Tower by. 32 Colonists drowned at. . ‘.92-3, 141 James VI. Succeeded Elizabeth. 32 Colonists gathered at ...... 235 James City (see also "James­ Colonists sent to ...... 127 town," “Fort,” “Virginia"). Colonists slain ...... 149 Building stopped by Mas. .. Communion celebrated at .. 47 319 (309) Conditions at Butler not higher up river (1608) ...... 62, 74, 76, 83 than ...... 321 (311) (1609) ..94, 97, 98, 101. 107-8 Commission issued to Lieut­ (1610) ....115-6, 116-7, 117-8 Gov. of ...... 313 (303) (1611) ...... 121,122 Commodities not sold '.until (1617) ...... 146-7 arrive at ...... 331 (321) (1619) .....159-0, 161, 164-5 Inn building at ...... 319 (309) (1620) ...... 175, 180, 186 Ordnance at, erroneously (1622) ..217-8, 218-9, 223, 243 stated ...... 320 (310) (1623)..270-1 (260-1), 278-0 Town under ST...... 316 (306) (268-0), 279 (269), James River (see also “Falls of 281 (271), 281-3 (271­ James River”). 3), 291 (281), 293 Abandonment or, desired ..235 (283), 297 (287), 299 Block-house at Blunt Point (289), 312 (302) on ...... (1624) ..315 (306), 316 (306) Boundary of Powhatan's do­ Conditions reformed ...... 74 mains ...... 4 Conspiracies at ...... 123 Difliculties (alleged) of. . . . . Corn brought to ...... 278 (268) 80, 84. 94, 118, 161 Explored. by Dale ...... 122 Corn destroyed ...... 97 Falls of ...46, 53, 61. 71, 122 Culture commodities at . . . . 232 Formerly called Powhatan Dale finds idling at ...... 122 River ...... 34 Dale returns to ...... 129 Manakins live near Falls of. . Dale sails from ...... 123-4 61. 71 Desertion of, prevented by S. 56 Newport passes Falls of.... 71 Description ...... 278-0 (268-0) Origin of name ...... 46 Dismal prospects at ...... 83 Powhatan near Falls of . . . . '53 Dissatisfaction ...... 50 Drowning at ...... 92-3, 141 Powhatanof ...... River,——oncename 34 Escape to, attempted ...... 90 Q’uiyoughquohanocks located Fishing weirs planted at .. 95 on 3...... 99 Food arrives at ...... 94 Ships in (1621) ....282 (272) Food causes sickness at ..47-8 Virtues of ...... 318 (308) Fort at, pallisaded ...... 46 Jamestown (see also “Fox-t," Freedom at, condition of. . . .161 “James City," “Virginia”). Game brought to ...... 97 Anarchy and confusion at..103 Gates forbids burning of ..117 Argall brings corn to ....118 Germans return to ...... 100 Argall on conds ...... 297 (287) Germans steal arms from... 90 Argall takes capt. supplies..133 Gold-fever at ...... 60 Arms stolen from ...... 90 Hogs found at, forfeited. . . .146 Arms,——Inds.comefor 88 Houses built at ...... 97 Attack on ...... 46, 52-3 Idling at ...... 122 Betrayal of Smith to Inds at. 66 Improvements at ...... 76 Billeting among Inds. near 98 Indians bring game to 97 80 INDEX TO STITI-I’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Indians give trouble at ...... 61 West departs for ...... 105 Indians return stolen goods West starts to ...... 104 to ...... 96-7 Wrongdoers sent to, for pun­ Indians send wrongdoers to, ishment ...... 97 for punishment ...... Japan, in East Indies. Dale at.. 297 (287) James -City,another name forz 24 Japazaus. See “Japazaws.” Japazaws carried to ...... 239-0 Japazaws. Japazaws come to ...... 161 Attacks Ward ...... 161 King's Forest includes ...... 224 Bleads sent ...... 23'7 Marriage at,——firstChristian. 84 Character and powers of ..240 Martin returns to ...... 104 Corn negotiations with . . . .127 Massacre at ...... 208-13 Corn,——tradefor, offered by.16l Massacre,——effect of, on col­ Design to make ally of, fails.240 ony ...... 233-4 Exile king exasperated at . .239 “Miracle" performed at .. 96 Guides loaned by ...... 65 Messengers sent to ...... 94-5 Kettle promised, to betray Named after James I. . . . . 46 Po...... 128 Neglect at ...... 94 Opltchapan, a brother of...237 Nelson leaves, to discover Plot,—~declines to enter. . . . .237 Chesapeake Bay ...... 62 Plot (alleged) of, with 0.. . .239 Newport carried back to . . . . 76 Plot revealed by ...... 237 Newport reports conditions..101 -Released by Hamer ...... 240 Newport returns to ...... 79 Seized and carried to Jast.239-0 Pzailisaded ...... 46 Ward attacked by ...... 161 Permission to board ship at. .148 Javelins. Indians use ...... 62 Plantations abandoned . . . . . 235 Jefferson. At Courts in Eng.... Plots at ...... 123 307 (297) Pocahontas hostage at . . . . 128 Jefferson, Mr. Testifies against Powel goes to, to warn agst. Martin ...... 225 Mas...... 212 Powhatan invited to ...... 78 Jeiferson, John, Gent. ‘Commis­ Quiyoughqulohanocks lived sioner ...... 307 (297) near ‘ ...... 99 Omitted from Comm..307 (297) Rebuilding of ...... 60 Jeffei-son’s Church. On Farrar’s Island ...... 124 Records destroyed at . . . .viii, 59 Jennings, Thomas (Grocer). Mem­ Reorganization at ...... 94 ber V. C...... A 13 PaspakeY,~King of, led to.. 95 Jesus. See “Re1igion," “Christ,” Prices at, run up ...... 59 “Education.” Smith brings food to - - . - - .- 94 Smith I‘-ealves ...... 66 Jewelry. Worn only by certain Smith leaves, to raid P ...... 95 ones ...... Smith left at ...... 78 Jewish References. Smith performs “miracle” at. 96 History Smith prepares to rebuiid.. 60 Johan, Smith reorganizes ...... 94 Smith returns to . . . .55-6, 66, 78 C. Smith sails for ...... 62 John II of Portugal. Columbus Smith (T),-—conditions un­ offers services to ...... der ...... 315 (305) Johnson, Alderman. Answer to. . . Smith (T),—one town not in 292-7 (282-7) ruins under ...... 316 (306) Answer to Declaration of. . . . Smith's services at ...... 192 315-7 (305-7) “Starving Time” at ...... 116-7 Antagonism of, to Co. denied, Stolen goods returned to..96—7 280 (270) Sickness at ...... 47-8, 66 Argall reprimanded by. .150-1 Suffering at ...... 59—0 Argall-Smith Faction,—mem­ Suits,—inconvenient to bring ber of ...... 186-7 all to ...... 207 Authority exceeded by ...220-1 Supplies left at ...... 59, 107 Candidate for Treasurer..158-9 Tavern (floating) off ...... 59 Certificate for M. signed by.. Thirst and progress at ...... 97 220-1 Warned "against massacre. .212 -Colony informed as to Decla­ Ward brings corn to ...... 161 ration of ...... 314 (304) Weirs planted at ...... 95 Commendation of ‘Smith (T) ‘Well sunk at ...... 97 by,——reasons ...... 317 (307) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Comment on presence of . .256 berV.C. 14 ‘Company advised of pet. of . . Jones, Captain. Fails in exped. 280 (270) agst. French and Dutch ...... 198 Conditions told by letters of. . Jones, John (Merchant). Mem­ 293 (283) ...... A 14 Criticized,—-administr. of. . . . Jones. sir ‘William, Knt. Com­ 268-9 (258-9) mission issued to ...... 298 (288) Company affairs examined by. Deposition of, attempted . . . . 158 298 (288) Deputy . . ,,...... 138 Deputy for Co ...... 219 Jones, Zachary, Esqr. Member V. Director of Magazine ...... C ...... A 11 171, 295 (285) Jordan. Samuel. Defends Jor­ Discord caused by .. . .294 (284) dan’s Point ...... 235 Humble Petition presented by Jordan’s Point. ‘Colonists gather 276-7 (266-7) at Indebted to Co ...... 276 (266) Journals of Company. Bargain to Letters of, tell conditions. . . . be recorded in ...... 17 293 (283) Described ...... v-vi Lord Treas, summons. .266 (256) Great Shares mentioned in..139 Management of, bad ...... 178 Questhouse call for. . . .301 (291) Nominated for Treasurer. . .159 Quoted ...... 161-2 Pensi-on,y—non.»e 'mentioned Stith’s History founded on.. v for ...... Joshua. Dale asks Company to Petition of,—-answer to . . . . believe ...... 132 293 (283), 295 (285) Joshua, John, Gent. Member V. Petition of, basis of Commis­ ...... A 12 sion ...... 298 (288) Judges. Wronged greatly ...... Petition of, endorsed. .291 (281) 340-1 (330-1) Petition of,--‘what founded Judicial Proceedings. Record of, on ...... 293 (283) to be kept ...... 39 Petition presented to P. C. Subscribed by Pres. of Col.. 39 by ...... 309 (299) Julian, William. Dispossessed by Presents "Humble Petition,” Yeardley ...... 237 etc...... 2"I6-7 (266-7) Julian Age. Virtues -of, com­ Privy Council summons . . . . mended ...... vil 267 (257) Jury Trial. King denies ...... 41 Reprimands Argall ...... 150-1 Provided by C. in Va ...... 38 Salaries vote urged by .. .. Used for certain offenses.... 38 264 (254) Justice of the Peace. Title of, as­ Signature of, a surprise . . . .222 sumed ...... 60 Summoned by Lord Treas. . . Juxon, Thomas (Merchant Taylor). 266 (256) MemberV.C. 14 Summoned by P. C..267 (257) Tobac')co,'-.-—misrepresented as K to ...... 198-9 Tobacco culture by ...... 232 Keel’s Hill. Discovered and ori­ Tobacco culture favoured by. gin of name ...... 63 295 (285) Keeper of Public Storehouses. Johnson. Edward. Directors nom­ Office of. lost ...... 171 mated by ...... 265 (255) Keightly, Mr. Thomas. Admitted Seconds opinion of Mildway, as auditor ...... 275 (265) 263-4 (253-4) Kelke. Sir Charles, Knt. Mem­ Johnson, John. Member V. C.. .A 12 ber V. C...... A 10 Johnson, Richard (Grocer). Mem­ Kemp. Wflliamn. Complaint pre­ ber V. C. A 13 sented to King by ...... 226-7 Johnson, Sir Richard. Knt. Mem­ Kemps. Characteristics of . . . . . 95 be:-V.'C...... A 10 Deserters taken to fort by.. 98 Imprisoned by Smith ...... 95 Johnson, Robert. Member V. (3; 11 Kendal. Mr. Remains with Green­ Johnson, Thomas (see also name vil cols...... 12-3 below). Member V. C...... 'A 11 Kendal. Edwin. Embezzles am­ Johnson. Thomas (see also name bergrease ...... 127 above). Member V. C...... A 12 Kendal, Capt. Miles. Spoiled by Johnson. William (Vintner). Mem­ Butler ...... 294 (284) Joiners,Theber V. C. . A 13 Kendall,removedfrom George. Disgraced and 82 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Escape attempted . . . .-. . . . 49-0 tin ...... 224 Fort at Jamestown built by. 4!: King’s Prerogative (see also “Pre­ Killed when escaping ...... 50 rogative). MemberC.inVa. 45 Party of, arises ...... 207 Place of, not filled ...... 48 Kirton, Josias, Gent. Member V. Keneridgebuurg, Bichar , Gent. C...... A 11 MemberV.C...... A 13 Kiskiaxc-k. Cheesecake,——present Kent. Lands holden of East nameot.. Greenwich in County of ....A 7 Hereditary domain of P. . . . 63 Sandys a. gentleman of ...... 159 Klssanacomen (Gov. of Ozinies). Kerril, Robert. Member V. C.. .A 11 Shows fight ...... 140-1 Ketley, Thomas. Member V. C. .A 13 Kitchens. Plots to run away. .123 Kettle. Copper traded for corn. . 87 Knapsack. Smith uses in tra.vels.111 Pocahontas’ abduction re­ Knee, Bending of. Hard to se­ Warded with ...... 128 cure, at Coronation of P. . . .78-9 Kettleby, John. =Gent. Member Knight-Marshal of Virginia. Let­ V. C. .. A ter from King brought by. . . .167 Kicquotan. Member C. of S ...... A 33 spent at ...... 85 Newce becomes ...... 189 C-olonists gathered at Knights. Members C. for Va..36, A 16 Colonists storm-bound at .. 85 Members V. C., 41, 102; A 1, 9-10 Commission to Tucker of, to Knives. Susquesahanocks ...... 67 go agst., Inds...... 313 (303) Knolles. Sir Francis. Member C. Corn planted at ...... 122 or W...... 24 Fort built at ...... 120 Knowles, Thomas. Member V. Grievances of, presented . . . .227 Sailors not to go ashore at. .148 Smith arrives at D Smith expl-ores river to 49 Smith returns to ...... 66 Labourer. Break contracts to go Squatters fat, dispossessed. . 227 to colony ...... A 29 Town under ST...... 316 (306) Lady Dale. See “Dale, Lady.” Waters escape to ...... 241 Lady Delawarr. See “Delawarr. Killed, see “Colonists;--killed." Lady.” Killigrew, Sir Robert, Knt. Inves­ Lady Ralegh. See "R'aiegh, Lady." tigate‘. commrs. waited on by. . Lady Bebecca. (see also “Poca­ 301 (291) hontas"). Member C. for Va....36; A 16 Pocahontas so called in Eng'.142 Member V. C...... A 10 Lambert, Mr. Tobacco curing Privy Council attended by.. method discovered by ...... 147 267 (257) Land Oflicer. Killlngbeck, Richard. Slain. . . . . 149 Capt. Arthur Barlow be­ King Henry VII., see “Henry VII.” comes ...... 8 King Hem'y VIII., see “Henry Lands (see also “Hereditaments," VIII." "Tenem-ents,” ”Grants”). Kltng James I., see “James 1.” Abandonment of college . . . .217 King James VI., see “James VI." Acreage to tenants ...... 193-4 King John II of Portugal, see Adventure of the Purse "John II of Portugal.” Grants ...... 139-0 King William, see “William Adventurers,——granted to. . . . 197 (King)? Ailotted to East India School.204 King‘, Captain. Arrives in Va. .102 Ailotted to Master and Usher King, Ralph. Member V. C... .A 12 of school ...... ; . . .204 King, Capt. William. Member V. Allowed Pountis ...... 191 ‘C1...... A 12 Allowed Secretary ...... 174 Kingsmil, Richard. Granted re­ Argall grants to Dixon and lease from further duty ...... 158 Berry ...... 226 King’s Bench. Quo Warrant—o of, Argall rapines require con­ served on Farrar ..307-8 (297—8) firm...... 158 Somers a. prisoner in ...... 227 Assigned to each colonist. .131-2 King"s Council for Virginia, see Berry and Dixon,—granted “Council for Virginia.” to ...... 26 King’s Forest, ’1'he.. Dale and Bohun,-—granted to ...... 188 Powhatan lay off ...... 223 Claimed by Martin ...... 225 Description of ...... 223, 224 Clayborne,-—grante.d to . . . . . 190 Name of, fabrication of Mar­ Clergy’s laid ofl ...... 173 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 83

College, abandoned ...... 217 Great Shares of, defined . . . . 139 Coionists,——-assignments to. 131-2 I-Ield from King and not from Company can purchase, in ...... 223-4 Wales, et-c...... A 14 Held in free and common so­ Company's laid off ...... 165 cage ...... A 7, 15, 25 Conditions -of grants. .282 (272) Henrico.—gra.nts at ...... 163 Confirmation of,——-full ...... 157 Henrico,—1aid off at ...... 165 Confirmation of required by Indians mortgage, for corn.139-0 Ar. rapines ...... 158 Indians promise, to Smith. .. 52 Confirmed to Co. of London. Insuflicient to make owners A eligible ...... 302-3 (292-3) Confirmed to Farrar..299 (289) King to grant ...... 304 (294) Confirmed to Treas. and Co.A 24 King's Forest laid off . . . . .223 Cope1and,—presented to . . . .204 Laid off by Norwood ...... 190 Corn given for ...... 139-0 Laid off by Surveyor. .330 (320) Council of Colony to distrib­ Laid off for clergy ...... 173 u"te ...... A Laid off for Gov., Co., and Culture of, interrupted. 300 (290) University ...... 165 Disposition of,—how regu­ Laid off for University at Hen­ lated ...... 305 (295) rico ...... 165 Distributed by C. of Va....A 8 Letters Patent to pass. . . .A 7-8 Distributed under Common Martin claims ...... 225 Seal ...... A 15 Martin,—given to..219, 22o,'221 Dixon and Berry,—-grant to.226 Master and Usher of school East Greenwich,—tenure to provided with ...... 204 be as of ...... A 7, 15, 25 Methods of granting.139-0, 221-2 Eat India SchooI,——all'otme‘nt Mortgaged for corn ...... 140 to ...... 204 NeWce,—granted to ...... 189 Farrax-,—confirmed to.299 (289) Norwood lays off ...... 190 Farrar rewarded with ...... 231 Passed by Letters Patent. .A 7-8 Fencing of, for gardens. 331 (321) Patents of, granted and con­ Fraudulent grants of ...... ditions of ...... 282 (272) 157, 219, 220-1 Pembroke to plant ...... 193-4 Gardens to be fenced off. . .. Presented to Copeland . . . . 204 331 (321) Pountis,——-—a1loWed to ...... 191 GeneralAssemblytotax Powhatan claims ...... 78 329-0 (319-0) Public, laid off by Dale.. . .164 Given to Martin. . . .219, 220, 221 Purchase -of, by Co.,-—in * Governor's laid off ...... 165 Wales, etc...... A 14 -‘Granted Adventurers ...... 197 Ralegh's, taken from him. .125-6 Grant-ed Bohun ...... 188 Regulation of disposition of. . ‘ Granted Clayborne ...... 190 305 (295) Granted Dixon and Berry . . . . 226 Resettlinz of ...... 295 (285) Granted for Adventure of the Reward of, for Farrar ...... 231 Purse ...... 139-0 Sandys,—granted to ...... 190 Schoo1,—-allotted to . . . . ._. . . 204 Granted for merit ...... 139 Secretary,—allowance of, to. .174 Granted for public uses . . . . 157 Security of ...... 326-7 (316-7) Granted Newce ...... 189 Smith (T),——gratuity -of. to. .159 Granted Sandys ...... 190 Surveyor to lay off. . . .330 (320) Granted Thorpe ...... 163 Taxes on,——G.A. to lay ...... Granted to restrict tob. cul­ 329-0 (319-0) ture ...... 165 Tenanted ...... 165 Granted Treasurer (Sandys) .190 Tenanted at I-Ienrico ...... 165 Granted University at Hen­ Tenants to acreage ...... 193-4 irico ...... 163 Granted Vice-Admiral ...... 191 Tenure of, as in Eng ...... 38 ‘Granting,——methods of ...... Tenure of,——fre_eand common 139-0, 221-2 socage ...... A 7. 15, 25 Grants by King . . . .304 (294) Tenure of, from King,———not Grants,-——conditions . .282 (272) from P...... 223-4 Grants frauduIent.157, 219, 220-1 Thorpe,——grant for sunnort Grants of,————forty—four.282(272) of ...... 16 Grants provided for . . . .139-0 Titles to,——conformation of. .157 Grants restrain tobacco . . . . 164-5 Tobacco restrained by grants Grants to continue ..304 (294) of ...... 164-5 Gratuity of, to Smith (T)...159 Treasurer,—granted to ...... 190 84 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

University at Henrico,—grant Ratification of, necessary. . . . for ...... 163 196-7; A 34 Unlversity’s laid ofii ...... 165 Repllgnant to Const. of Eng. . Vice-Admiral,—granted to 293 (233) Werowances know v~~'-iv ..A. Restricted by letters patent. . — Lane. Sir Ralph. Conner mine dis­ 279 (269) closed to ...... 13 Revoked ...... A 17-8 Governor of Greenvil’s colony.‘ 12 Upheld ...... A 34 Member C. of W...... 24 Violation of, of Co ...... 254-5 Moratuc River discovered by. . 64 Written in blood ...293 (283) Pearl sent to, as present... 14 Laws of Edwin Sandys. Com­ Plot disclosed to ...... 15 pany's Laws called ...... 255 Relief reaches ...... 15 Laws of England. King deviates Sails for England ...... 21-2 from ...... 41 Searching parties sent out by. 1;. Lawson, Thomas, Gent. Member Slain with others,—so report­ V. C...... A. 14 ed ...... 14 Lawson, William (Mercer). Mem­ Tobacco carried to Eng. by. .20-1 berV...... A 11 Troubles of, in Amer ...... 21 Layden, John. Marries Anna Langton, Thomas. Member V. C., Burras,-—first Christian marriage A 11 at Jast...... 84 La.n,§z:uage. Powhatan’s, spoken on Lead. Mining of, provided for. .A 18 Eastern Shore 62 Leat, Mr. Chosen from King’s Susquesahanoclds,-—as to. . . . 68 nominees ...... 230 Lapworth, Mr. Micheal. Member Dep. Treas.,—-candidate for..230 Council of State ...... A 33 Votes received by ...... 230 Izathzun, Peter, Gent. Member V. Leather. Indians bring ...... 10 C...... A 11 Pillow of, used by Powhatan. 58 Law and Equity. Extremes -of, to Stamped, — substitute for favour Co...... 127 money ...... 82 Lawarr, Lord (see also “Dela­ Leathersellers. The Company of. Warr”). Member V. C...... A 14 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Lee, Henry. Member V. C...... A 11 Member V. C...... A 9 Leech, Mr. Member C. in Va. . . .193 Law, Men of the. Held in con­ Member C. of S...... A 33 tempt ...... 279 (269) Pembroke (Earl of) to be lo­ Laws. Book of, sent over,—not catedby ...... 193-4 sanctioned ...... 122 Leeds. Mentioned ...... 21 Codified ...... 162 Lesrend of Arthur. Referred to. .1-2 Cornpany’s, called Sandys’ laws ...... 2 75 tloned Confirmation of, necessary . . 196-7; A 34 ~ 1-2 Conformity to Eng. required, Legend of Malgo. Referred to..1-2 40, 41, 197, 279 (269), 3231 Leicester, Earl of. Authority ex­ (311), 329 (319): A 34 ceeded by ...... 220-1 Control of policies by ...... A 21 Certificate for M. signed by..220 Enacted by G. A., 1624 ...... Leighton, Sir Thomas. Member 328-32 (318—22) C. of W...... 24 Enactment of, provided for. . Leipsick. Smith arrives at ...... 111 5, 40, 41 Lemons. Scurvy cured by ...... 121 English to guide ...... A 33--4 Let, Richard. Member V. C. . . .A 12 English policy to control. .40, 41, Letters. Commissioners to G. A., 197, 279 (269), 321 (311), 329 326 (316), 327 (317) (319); A 34 Company from King. . .302 (292) General Assembly’s for 1624. . Company from Wyat . .334 (324) 328-32 (318-22) Company to G. and C....233-4 Interpretation of, favourable Company recovers from P. C., to Treas. and Co...... A 21 314 (304) King’s Council to ordain, for Company's returned by P. ‘C., colony ...... A 17 314 (304) Liberties destroyed by. . 293 (283) Dale from Smith (T) . .297 (287) Policies to be controlled. . . .A 21 Educational, to ‘Co...... 214 Martial Law agreeable General As. from Commrs. . . . Eng...... 152 326 (316), 327 (317) Provision for, necessary. .A 26-7 Governor and C. from Co. .233-4 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

King to Co...... 302 (292) Contracts to go to colony Presented to P. C. ....322 (312) broken by ...... A 29 Privy Council intercepts. . . . . Third supply brings over...103 300 (290) Lewellin, Maurice. Member V. C., Privy Council receives . . . . . A 12 322 (312), 323-5 (313-5) Lewis, Edward (Grocer). Mem­ Privy Council returns to Co. ber V. C...... A 12 314 (304) Liberties. European, mentioned. 26 Report withheld because of. . Right to English ...... 161 325 (315) Confirmed ...... A 22 Smith (T) to Dale . . . .297 (287) General Assembly guarantees, Wyat to Co ...... 334 (324) 1 0-1 DeliversPatent. (see also “Charters." Granted too freely ...... 200 “Grants,” “Patents"). Denied ...... A iv, v Company's rights under . . . . . 169 Yeardley brings from Co. . . .157 Confirmed ...... A 22, 23, 24 Granted ...... A 23, 24, 25 Copies only, left with Commrs. Liberty (of General Assembly). 301 (291) Desire to retain . .. .324—5 (314-5) Dispute settled by ...... 185 Liberty (of Subject). Conformed Elizabeth to Gilbert ...... 3-6 A 22, 31-2 Elizabeth to Ralegh ...... S Effort of G. A. to establish. . Enlarged ...... 334-5 (324-5) 329-0 (319-0) Former, referred to. . .A 8, 17-8 Expressly provided for.330 (320) General Assembly required Jeopardized ...... 41 by, to follow policy of Eng. Laws are destructive of ...... A 34 293 (283) Government as prescribed by. Ratified ...... A 22, 31-2 , 287 (277) Same in col-ony as in Eng.. Granted Gilbert by Elizabet'n.3-6 A 6, 20, 27-8 Granted Ralegh by Elizabeth. S Understanding of, not clear. Instructions of, as to govern­ 310 (300) ment ...... 162 Liberty, Party of. Arises ...... 207 Instructions of, enforced. . . . Libertines (see also “Lewd Ones,” 282 (272) “Loose Ones,” “Dissolute Ones,” Interpretation of, favourable “Rakes”). to Treas. and C0. . .A 21-2, 31 Third supply brings over. . . .103 James to Gates et als., 35-6; A 1-8 Libraries (see also “Books”). James to Plimouth (town of), Byrd’s,—best in‘ America. . . . V 74-5 Byrd's described ...... v-vi Land grants restrained by. . . . Hunt's, best in Jast., burned. 59 1.50, 139-0 Lieutenancy. ‘Commissioners of.A 21 Iands passed by ...... A 7-8 Lieutenant-Colonel. Sergeant Ma­ Laws allowed by ...... 27?! (26%!) jor next rank to ...... 109 Orders produced ...... 301 (291) Lieutenant-General. Gates consti­ Privileges (larger) of...... tuted ...... 1 0 1 334-5 (324-5) ZDieutenant-Governor of James Protection of, claimed ...... 224 City. Pierce ...... 313 (303) . ‘in: it-UV‘ 1' ‘. Punishment under, not effec­ Lieut.ena.nt-Governors. Pierce, of tive ...... A 30 James City ...... 313 (303) Quarter Courts,—duties un­ When elected Governor 196 der ...... 305 (295) Lieutenant of Tower. Member Quest—house call for. . 301 (291) Council for Va...... C.'uoted,—tho-se of 1609 ...... 165} Lieutenants of Counties. Martial Ralegh’s, in Hackluyt . . . . . R Law to be used as by ...... A 21 Ratified ...... A 31-2 Limbo. Discovered and origin of Surrender of, requested . . . . name ...... 326-7 216-7) Later called Wats’s Island . . 63 "Winerending autliorized by. . 8 Return to ...... 63 Lev:-1'.Thomas. Member V. C. . .A 12 Lilne. Used for calking ...... 115 Devet. John (Merchant). Mem­ Lincoln. Earl of. Member C. for berV.C...... A14 Va...... A 16 Itevltical Law. Smith accused un­ Member V. C...... A 9 der ...... 56 Smith instructed by rider of. .108 Lewd Ones (see also “Dissolute Lincolnshire. Smith born in. . . . 108 Ones,” “Loose Ones,” “Liber­ Smith returns to ...... 108 _tines,” “Rakes”). Lindesey, Capt. Richard. Member 86 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

V. C...... A 10 Company of London." Lisle, Robert, Lord Viscount. London Company’s Records. Con­ Member 0. for Va...... A 16 dition of, confused ...... viii Member V. C...... A 9 Contents of ...... Izitchfleld, Bishop of. Conference Described ...... v, v-vi, vi. viii with, as to college ...... 162-3 Mentioned in Treatise on Va.217 Idttlefleld, Edward. Member V. London Edition. Stith’s History, C A 12 B. N.. vii London, Lord Mayor of. Mem­ Iiivy...... V1 Compared with other writ- 1 ber V. C, ...... 102; A9 Power of, known. . . . 2 Weld ...... 102; A 9 Lock and Key. Amuses Indians. .211 London. Sheriff of. Boils, Esqr., Lodge, Luke. Member V. C.. . . .A 13 member V, ’C...... A. 11 Long Island (N. Y.). Discovered Loose Ones (see also “Lewd Ones,” by Hudson ...... 75 “Dissolute Ones," "Rakes,” “Lib­ Referred to ...... 34 ertines”). London. Aids stricken col-ony.. .233 Custom of sending to colony. .168 Benet of, rewarded ...... 199 Effect on colony ...... 168 Citizens of, to be First Colony Ordered from colony . . . . .167-8 A 2 Lord Baltimore. See “Baltimore, Colonists of, referred to. . . . 42 Lord.” 1': Colonists of Va. come from. . Lord Bishop oi.‘Bath and Wells. .1. A 1. 8-9 Member Council for Va ...... A 16 Cranfield, a merchant of . . .. Lord Chamberlain. Oath to be Dep. Treas. absent from. . . .A 17 administered by ...... A 16-7 Farrar, a merchant of . . . .159 Lord Chief Justice of England. First Colony controlled by.. 36 Dies ...... 75 Garbling an old custom of. . 199-0 Infamy of Popham as ...... 76 Gilbert takes bark from .. 33 Of Plimouth Colony ...... 74-5 Grantees Second -Charter Lord Chancellor. Oath to be ad­ from ...... A 9 ministered by ...... A 16-7 Hospitals in ...... 214 Lord Delawarr. See “Delawarr, Lands confirmed to Co. of. .A 24 Lord." Lieut. of Tower of, member Lord High Admiral. Argall steals Council for Va...... 36 hides brought from ...... 150 Lord Mayor, grantee of Sec­ Lord High ’l‘re.a.su1-erof England. ond Charter ...... 102 Bing summoned ‘by...... Lord Mayor, member C. for 265-6 (256-6) Va...... A 16 Buckingham’s attitude to­ Lord Mayor, member V. C.. wards ...... 337 (327) 102; A 9 Cavendish summoned by . . . Lottery to be opened in. .A 30-1 Minor Companies to reside in. 40 265-6 (255-6) Namontack visits ...... 144 Commends admr. colony. . . . Pocahontas goes up ...... 143 268-9 (258-9) Ralegh makes assignment at. Committees to treat with. . . .245 Complaints agst. . . . . 337 (327) 25-6 Contract confirmed . . . .267 (257) Recorder of, ‘member Coun­ Cranfleld ...... 244 cil for Va...... ‘Referred to ...... 36: A 31 Customs collections,——basis 013248 Religious efforts of Company Davers summoned by ...... of ...... 217 Rolfe, Thomas, educated in. .146 265-6 (255-6) ‘Sheriff of, defends Smith Explains purpose or meeting. (T) ...... 274 (264) 267 ( 257) Tobacco garbling an old cus­ Farrars summoned by . . . . . tom of ...... 199-0 265-6 (255-6) Transportation charges,—ask­ Grievances emanate from. . . . ed to share ...... 165 336 (326) Treas. and Co., of, for First Hardships enforced by ...... 245 Colony ...... A 9-14 Ingram, retainer of ...... 244 London, Bishop of. College con­ Johnson summoned by . . . . tributed to by ...... 173 265-6 (255-6) Member 0. for Va...... 173 Lotteries commented on by.. Ministers promised by ...... 173 266 (256) London Company. See “Virginia Meeting explained by.267 (257) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 87

Questionput to Cos.by Love, Oratzion of. Susquesahan­ 268 (258) ocks give ...... Sandys summoned by ...... Love, Thomas. Member Council 266-6 (265-6) of War agst. Algerines ...... 184 Southampton summoned by. . Lovelace, Capt. William. Member 265-6 (255-6) V. C...... A 10 Summons witnesses ...... Low Countries. Bohun studied in. 188 265-6 (255-6), 303 (293) Laws, create despotism . . . . .123 Tobacco frauds to be prevent­ Laws, save colony ...... 122-3 ed by ...... 247 Martial laws of (translation) Tobacco pet. in hands of. . . . sent over ...... 122 286 (276) Smith's training in ...... 108 Tobacco (Spanish),—promise Trade with,—Whethe-r to . . . . 201 as to ...... 274 (264) Low, Vincent. Member V. C.. . . .A 13 Tobacco satisfaction to . . . .249 Lowe, John. Evidence agst. B. of­ Tobacco tax and duty of . . . .244 fered by ...... 292 (282) Tobacco tax and reply of ‘Cos. Loyd, Capt. Edward. Member V. as to ...... 246 C ...... A 10 Tobacco treaty prospects given Lukin. “Per breve de privato si­ by ...... 273-4 (263-4) gillo," signs First Charter....A 8 __Tobacco witnesses summoned, “Per ipsum Regem,” signs lfif 266-6 (255-6) Second Charter ...... A 22 Warwicksummonedby Lukin, Edward, Gent. Member V. 265-6 (255-6) C...... A 13 Wolstenholme summoned by Lynne. Legend of Friar of, men­ 265-6 (255-6) lioned ...... 122 Wrote summoned by ...... Smith bound to merchant at.108 265-6 (255-6) I Lord Mayor of London. See “Lon­ M don, Lord Mayor of.” Lord of Roanoke and Da.ssamon­ Mace, Samuel. Roanoke Colony peake. Manteo so styled ...... sought by ...... 30 Lord Viscount Lisle-. Member C. Machot. Hamer arrives at ....134 for Va...... A 16 Machumps. Namontack slain by, Member V. C...... A 9 in Berms...... 115 Lords. Members V. C. .A 9, 16, 26. 26 Macock. Samuel. Member C. in Lords Commissioners of Treasury. Va...... 158 Offer to be entered in books of.170 Member C. of S...... A 33 Ikords, House of. Patriot Party Maddison, Captain (see also name in, heads of ...... 179—0 below). Lords Lieutenant. Martial Law Marches agst. Great Wya­ used by ...... 1 5 2 nokes ...... 313 (303) Lords of Privy Council (see also Maddison, Capt. Isaac (see also “Privy Council”). name above). Answer unsatisfactory to . .202-3 Bad faith of, to Inds ...... 240 Rebuked by King ...... 201 Captures King ...... 239-0

Characteristics of ...... 239 . vi‘ 1" Dost Colony of Ralegh. Newport Corn sought by ...... 238 ;.. 1,” .,-v . to bring back ...... 77, 81 Fort built by ...... 239 P-owel and Todkill hear noth­ Patowmacks offended at . .239 ing of ...... 99 Slcklemore search for ...... 85 Plot alarms ...... 239 R'ash act of.‘ ...... 240 Sickiemore without news of. 99 Madock, Legend of. Referred to.1-2 Lotteries (see also “Virginia Lot­ Mardre Des Acquias. Chesapeake tery"). Bay,—Spanish name ...... 13 Advantages derived from, at Magazines (see also “Storehouses,” an end ...... 191 Authority for, granted . . . . .127 “Cape Merchant,” “Agents,” Barber, Manager of ...... 216 “Factors”). King’s indulgence to . .266 (256) Abolition of ...... 171 Manager of,———Barber ...... 216 Accounts of, had ....276 (266) Oflicers, election of ...... A 31 Argall wrongs ...... 150 Plantations advanced by. .A 30-1 Clerk for ...... 39 Proceeds spent for public good, Company different from . . . . 171 272 (262) Dale, Director of . . . .295 (286) Proclamation as to ...... A 31 Directors of ...171, 295 (285) Virginia, to be drawn ...... 138 Director’s goods sold ...... 171 88 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Dissolution of Co. hastened Smith sends deputies to..... 99 by ...... 186 Trading by ...... 99 Distinct from Co...... 171 Mangopeeomen. Opechancanough GiftstoInds. changes name to ...... 55 Goods stored in ...... 139 Manguihaian. Great Bear,—Ind. Johnson's goods sold ...... 171 name of ...... 204-5 Management ...... 39, 171 Meaning of ...... 205 Starvation prevented by . . . .164 Mannahocks. Allied agst. P. . . . 71 Maggots. Food spoiled by. 315 (305) Ceremonies of, on friendship Ma.g'isln'a.tes. Provided for ...... 162 with Eng...... 72 Magnetical Needle. Unknown . . 2 Characteristics ...... 71 Manumetan Coast. Smith makes Location of ...... 71 tour of ...... 109 Manners. See “Customs.” Maid of Honour. Debauched by M‘ans1aught2er. Punishment 38 Ralegh ...... 30 Manteo. Aids in search ...... 23 Maids (see also “Wives,” “Wo­ Baptized ...... 24 men”). Hostage,—held as ...... 12, 14 Concessions to ...... 197 Guides cols. to vengeance on Marriage,——notto servants ..197 Inds...... 24 Number sent ...... 166 Greenvil’s ships visited 12 Price of (1621) ...... 197 Lord of Roanoke and Dassa­ Proclamation agst. contract. monpeake ...... 24 themselves ...... 332 (322) Manteo and Wanchese. Natives Recommendations of, etc. . .197 taken to Eng...... 11 Scarcity of ...... 332 (322) Mantles. Powhatan gives, to N. 79 Sent as wives... .165-6, 166, 197 Powhatan robe large as Irish. 58 '.l‘ra.nsportation of and condi­ Skins used as ...... 68 tions ...... 66 Manufactures. Preparations, de­ Maidstown. Named from maids stroyed ...... 218-9 sent as wives ...... 197 Ma.nwarring, Arthur. Member C. Mail, Coats of. Given colony. ...233 of W. agst. Algerines ...... 184 Maine. Hackluyt’s book publish­ Manwood, Sir Peter, Knt. Mem­ ed at Frankfort on ...... 16 ber C. for Va...... A 16 Maize (see also “Indian Corn,” Member V. C...... A 9 “Corn”). Mapes, Francis. Member V. C. .A 11 Preparation -of ...... 11 note Price of (1622) ...... 278 (268) Maplesden,C ...... A Richard. Member V. 11 Malgo, Legend of. Referred to. .1-2 ChesapeakeBayan old.. 13 Mallery, Mr. Imprisoned by King, Exactness of,~—wonderful . . . . 83 206-7 New England,--S. to make, of Mallet, Sir John, Knt. Member 234 Council for Va...... 36 Original sources of ...... 83 Mallory, Sir John, Knt. Member Smith makes ...... 136 V. C...... A 10 Smith offers ...... 238 Manager (of Lotteries). Barber.216 ‘Smith promises ...... 234 Manakins. Allied agst. P ...... 71 Smith sends to King ...... 83 Corn trade with ...... 87 Spanish, gives aid ...... 13 Distribution of ...... 71 March, John. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Exploration of ...... 77, 79 Mares. Left at Jamestown . . . . 107 Guides to, refused ...... 79 l Transportation of. . . .A 18-9, 28 Hostility of, mild ...... 79 Mariners. Appointment of, pro­ Importance in world ...... 71 vided ...... 42 League against ...... 78 Complain agst. negroes. . . .153-4 Monacans former name of.. 61 Market-Clerk. Smith acts as, for Newport trades with ...... 77 Inds...... 5 -7 Newport discovers ...... 83 Market-Place of Jamestown. To­ Newport explores ...... 79 bacco planted in ...... 146-7 Powhatan can punish ...... 78 MarI'iag‘es (see also "Weddings," Powhatan enemy of ...... 61 “Col~onists,—ma.rrie-d” ) . Powhatan protected agst. ..104 Burras, Anna, marries Lay- _ Trade with ...... 77, 87 don ...... _ ...... 84 South Sea touches ...... 105 First Christian at Jast ...... 84 Maud, Josiah. Member V. C. .A 13 Laydon marries Anna Burras. 84 Mangoags. Characteristics of... 99 Maids,-——notto servants .197 Journey to ...... 99 Ma.rs. Minerva recommended to Location of ...... 99 go hand in hand with ...... 233 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 89

Marring, Plantation of. Powha­ Grant to, fraudulent. . . . . tan (town) probably located at. 46 157, 219, 221 Marseilles. Smith embarks from.109 Grants to, confirmed . . . . 219-0 Marshal. When elected Governor, Grants to, passed in private 1 court ...... 219 Indians not controlled by . . . . 61 Marshal of Virginia. Member C. Jamestown,—returns to. . 104, 116 in Eng...... 190 Jefferson testifies agst ...... 225 Newce ...... 189 When Governor ...... 196 King petitioned by ...... Marslialsea. Bing committed to. . 222, 223, 226, 229 268 (258) King's Forest,——fa.brication of ...... 224 Martha’ Vineyard. Origin of Land granted to, fraudulent­ name ...... 31 ly ...... 157, 219, 221 Law. Abolished by es­ Laws defied by ...... 221-2 tablishing G. A...... 160-1 Master of Ordnance ...... 219 Agreeable to laws of Eng. . .152 Member C. in Va...... 45 Argall invokes ...... 152 Banished ...... 160-1 Member V. C...... A 11 Brewster’s Case injected with, Nansamond settlement to be 181-2 made by ...... 104 Brewster wrongly convicted Nansamonds attacked by, under ...... 152-3 when friendly ...... 104 ‘Common Law of the country. Nansamonds inflict losses 145, 153 uppn ...... 116 Enforced by Smith (T) . . . . Petition of referred ...... Z23 122. 152-3 Petitions King.222, 223, 226, 229 Execution of,-—when to be. .152 Pierce testifies against . . . .224 Illegal in Brewster’s Case. .181-2 Plantation of, refuge of crimi­ Laws might serve as . .293 (283) nals ...... 221-2, 224, 224-5 President ...... 10-1 Lieutenants of C-ounties,——how Presidency resigned by ...... 104 used by ...... A 21 Provisions of old and new pat­ Lords Lie-utenants to use . . . . 152 ents to ...... 225 Permitted,-—when ...... A 21 Provost Marshal resisted by. .224 Treas. and Co. have power of, Refuses to obey G. A...... 225 A 21 Refuses to submit to laws. .221-2 Use of by Lords Lieutenants.152 Removed from Council.118, 224 Martin. John, Gent. (see also name Representations of ...... 220-1 below). Resigns Presidency ...... 104 Member V. C...... A 13 Resists Provost Marshal . . . . 224 Martin, Capt. John (see also name Returns to col...... 102-3 above). Sickness (constant) of ...... 49 Aid sought by ...... 012234 Ship taken to Eng. by 62 Answer of Co. to pet. of..223-4 Smith disputes with ...... 62 Argall complains of patent to. 219 Steals Co.’s stores ...... 60 Barber named by as anony­ Surrenders illegal grant and new one issued ...... 222, 225 mous donor ...... 216 t if Certificate to,-—purport of. .219-0 Testimony agst...... 224, 225 1 21“ run” Character of ...... 224 Trouble started by ...... 102-3 Council controlled by ...... 48 Martin, Richard. Member V. C. .A 13 Counci1,—removed from. 118, 224 Martin’s Brandon. Butler de-2 2 Damage done by ...... 255 mands ...... Disposition of ...... 62 Named ...... 219 Extravagant grant to ...... 189 Patent for, granted ...... 219 Fraudulent grants,-—how se­ What constituted ...... 225 cured ...... 221 Martin’s Hundred. Bequest divid­ Fraudulent grant surrendered; ed between, and others ...... 215 new one issued to....222, 225 Example of class of owner­ Fraudulent grant to ...... 157 ship ...... 270 (260) General Assembly defied by. .225 I-Iarwood, Chief of ...... 182 Gold-finders headed by . . . . 60 Massacre’s effect at ...... 213 Grant (new) offered, when Maryland. Bennet Family seated fraudulent one returned . .222 in ...... 199 Grant (illegal) surrendered Powhatan domains border on 54 and new issued to. . . .222, 225 Referred to ...... 64 Grant to, extravagant ...... 189 Mask.Strange, to entertain INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Canada, the home of ...... 67 Member V. C., Expedition agst...... 69 A 10 Importance as part of world. 71 Masons, The Company of. Mem­ Patowmacks urge vengeance berV.C...... A14 on ...... 69 Massachusetlfs Bay. Explored by Search for ...... 63 Weymouth ...... 33 Senecas,—same tribe ...... 67 Massacre (1622). Advantageous Six Nations, same tribe. . . . . 67 to colony,—why' ...... 233-4 Smith determined to see . . . . 64 Anniversary of, a holiday . . Smith in expedition a.gst.... 69 329 (319) Bad governmentcauses Strengthof...... Smith meets, in Bay ...... 71 ...... 294 (284) Blow to colony ...... 283 (273) Susquesahanocks enemies ofé7 8 Building Jast. stopped by.. Targets given by ...... 70 319 (309) Vengeance on by Smith----63-9 Butler arrives after ...... Massawomeck Targets (see also 320-1 (310-1) “Targets” ). Cause of ...... 141-2 smith uses ...... 74 Cause of,—-bad government. . Structure of ...... 70 294 (284) Massawteck. Town on Raprpa.­ Cause -of complaints..300 (290) hanock River ...... 70 Chance saves colony ...... 212 Master and Usher. Land allotted Colonists sent after ...... 233 for, of school ...... 204 Colonists unprepared ...... 210 Master Oalker. Appointed ...... 226 Colonization.—how effected . . Master of Arts. Recommended by 232-3, 283 (273) Dr. Gulstone 8 ‘Commodities retarded . . . . . Master of Ordinance. Martin. 219, 220 316-7 (306-7) Master of Requests. Martin pet. Company's zeal clouded by.. referred to ...... 223 324 (314) Master of Rolls. Caesar ...... 219 Complaints caused ..300 (290) Masters. Obedience to . . . . 332 (322) Crops,——efl’ect of, -oi1..296 (286) Master Workman. Dead ...... 193 l“--wwproved by Opitchapan. .238 Mastiff Dogs ‘(see also English ‘Effects of, cloud Co.’s zeal.. Mastiffs). 324 (314) Food made from ...... 14, 64 Effect on -colonization . . . . Killed for frightening Inds..211 232-3. 283 (273) Mastifls. See “Mastiff Dogs.” Effect on crops ...... 296 (286) Materials. See “Building Mate­ Effects of. .208—19, 232-3, 283 rials." (273), 296 (286), 316-7 (306-7), Matchacomoco House. Robbed. 149 321 (311), 324 (314) Temple and religious treas­ Governor and Council says, ury ...... 149 advantageous ...... 223-4 Matachanna. Tomocomo marries, Indians quiet prior to. .295 (285) daughter of P. '...... 143 Inn at Jamestown retarded Matches. Cooking 01’,scares Inds..89 by ...... 319 (309) Indians beg Eng. to put out. 90 King promises to send colo­ Matchopeake. Bristol works near nists ...... 233 (1747) ...... 70 Mentioned ...... 281 (271) Town on Rappahanock River. 70 Methods of ...... 210 Matoax. Pocahontas as. . .295 (285) News of, arrives in Eng....232 Pocahonta.s,—name of ...... 136 Number killed in ...... 211 Mats. House divided into rooms Opechancanough author of. .237 with Opitchapan disapproves . . . .238 Planned carefully ...... 208-9 Indian uses of .. . .10, 11, 55, 58 Plans and hopes dashed by. 218-9 Powhatan uses as covering.. 58 Provisions scarce as result of. Smith left in woods on.... 55 300 (290) Mattaponies. Smith conducted Smith thinks adva.ntageous,— to ...... 53 reasons ...... 233-4 Ma.tta.pony. Pawhatan’s heredi­ Tenants left after ...295 (285) tary domain ...... 53 Tobacco monopoly asked on Mattapony River. Corn searched account of ...... 322 (312) for on ...... 53 Trade interrupted by. .296 (286) Mattheuvs. Samuel (see also names Massalwomecks. Arms given by.. 67 below). BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 91

Acts Commrs. joined by. . . . . Transportation of . . . .A 18-9, 19 317 (107) Merchants (Individuals). Best Matthews, Samuel, Gent. (see also Indian ...... 63 names above and below). Com­ Grantees of Second Charter. .102 missioner ...... 317 (307) Members C. for Va...... 36 Matthews, Capt. Samuel (see also Merchants (Individuals). Mem­ name-s above). bers V. C...... A 11, 13, 14 Burgess ...... 317 (307) Patriot Party members in Commission issued, to go Commons ...... 179-0 agst. Taux-Powhatans . . . . West Indian . ., ...... 63 313 (303) Merchant-Taylotrs (Individuals). Declaration of G. A., signed Members V. C...... A 11, 13, 14 by ...... 317 (307) Merchant-Taylors, The Company King opposed by ....307 (297) of. MemberV.C. 14 Mayle, Thomas, Gent. Member V. Merrick, John (Merchant). Mem­ ...... A 12 berV.C...... A11 Maynard, Lord. Member Commit­ Metals (see also "Minerals," tee Extraordinary ...... 253 "Mines,” “0res”). Mayo, Mrs. Powhatan (town) lo­ (See name each metal) cated on plantation of ...... 46 Antimony; Meadows, Dr. Member V. C. . . .A 10 Brass; Meal. Allowance of, by Smith.. Copper; 278 (268) Gold; Food reduced to water and. 60 Iron; Price of (1622) ...... 278 (268) Lead; Price of (1624) ...... 319 (309) Ores; Supply of, at JamestoWn.... 59 Silver, Mease, Rev. William. Answer to Tin. 331 (321) Metamorphoses of Ovid. Trans­ Meat. Given to Indians ...... 9 lated by Sandys. .. .313-4 (303-4) Mecuppom. Bristol Works (1747) Mevls. Delawarr sails to, for near...au...... 70 baths ...... 120-1 Town on Rappahanock River. 70 Mewtis. Capt. .T_homas. Member Medicine. Orange cure for scur­ V. C...... A 10 vy ...... Mexico. Colonists think have dis­ Mediterranean. Smith makes tour covered Bay oi? ...... 13 of Council for Va. intent on. . . .101 Ma.nSe1 expedition to ...... 184-5 Meycot. Sir Cavallero, Knt. Mem­ Mediums of Exchange. Indians berV.C...... A10 ignorantot...... 82 Michelborne, Sir Edward, Knt. Stith observations on ...... 82 Member C. for Va...... 36 Meherrin River. Branch of the Member V. ‘C...... A 9 Chowan River ...... 13, 85 Michaelmas. Actions based on, Meldrltch, Count. Smith enters 1621 ...... 48 serviceof...... Smith leaves Smith finds, again ...... 111 (1609) Melons. Opechancanough serves. 11 Tobacco tax Sent to Indians ...... 10 1622 Members, see “Adventurers," Michaelmas Term. Contract not in force until, 1622 248 “Company——members”. General Assembly -held during Men of the Iiaw. Held in con­ A tempt ...... 279 (269) Menatonon. Copper told of by.. 13 Jacob suit at, 1619 King of Chawon-ocks 13 Tobacco duty reduced until, Plot exposed by son of ...... 15 1621 ...... 248 Presents sent to Lane by. . . . 14 Middleburg. Factors appointed Son of, a. hostage ...... 14 at. by Company ...... 20 Mercers (Individuals). Members Middlesex. Cranfleld, the Earl of.244 . C...... A 11, 12, 13 Middle Temple. Records signed Mercers, The Company or. Mem­ by Gentlemen of ...... vi ber V, C...... A 13 Middleton, Mr. Member C. in'Va.., Merchandlses (see also “Commod­ ities," "Goods." “Wares"). Middleton. Robert. Member V. C.. Dutyon...... 168; A 19 A 12 Exp-ortation of A Middleton, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ Forfeiture of ...... A 21 ber V. C...... A 10 92 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Mildmay, Sir Henry. King's at­ ty ...... A 29, 29-0 titude reported by. ..261-2 (251-2) ZMitchel, Sir Bartliolamew, Knt. Member Committee Extraor­ Member C. for Va, ...... 36 dinary ...... 253 Mitchel, Bernard. Member V. C.. Salary advance opposed by. . . A 13 263-4 (253-4) Mitchel, Isaac. Member V. C. .A 13 Southampton tells, King's Mixed School. Provided for ...... 214 Wishes ...... 262 (252) Mogul, Great. Ambassador t-0,­ Milk. Distributed by Newce. . . . .237 R‘oe ...... 178-9 Mills. Poles and Germans sent to Mohaskahod. Town on Rappa­ build ...... hanock River ...... 71 M1115,Captain. Member V. C.. .A 10 Monahigan Islands. Colonists fall Mlill-Stone. Powhatan presented in with ...... '75 With ...... Monacans. Manakins once ...... 61 Milmay. Robert; (Grocer). Mem­ berV.C...... A13 Powhatan enemy of ...... 61 Minerals (see also “Metals,” Money (see also “Coin”). "Mines,” “Ores”). Beads as ...... 198 Authority to mine . . . .A 4, 15, 24 C-oinage of ...... A 4 Granted ...... 94 Collection of ...... A 26 Granted to Martin ...... 221 Forfeiture of ...... A 21 Search for, urge.d....195; A 18 Leather as ...... 82 Minerv . Mars to go hand in Paper as ...... 82 hand with ...... 233 Payment of, refused by adven­ Mines (see also “Minerals," “Met­ turers ...... 293 (283) als," “Ores”). Shells used as ...... 82 Authority to Work . . . .A 4, 15, 24 Silk used as ...... 183 Antimony, probably worked Silkgrass used as ...... 183 by Inds...... 65 Spent at floating tavern off Copper, told of by Menatonon 13 Jast...... ‘:9, 81 Granted ...... A 4, 15, 24 Tallies as ...... 82 Granted Martin ...... 221 Unpaid,——co11ection of . . . . A 26 Manakin Country searched Monger. James. Member V. -C..A 12 for ...... , 81 Monopolies (see also “Monopoly, Mexican, attract C. for Va. . .101 of Tobacco”). Mexican,——Treas. and 'Co. in­ Buckingham the author of. .205 tent on ...... 101 Company's at end. . . .269 (259) Opechancanough to send guide “Crying grievance" ...... 199 to, at Falls ...... 205 Granted ...... 247 Search for, urged..79, 81; A 18 Influence of ...... 243 Use of, explained to Inds.. 52 Massacre’s effect upon.323 (313) Virginia not a. country of.. 81 Offered ...... 244 Worked by Indians ...... 65 Suppressed by Parliament. . . 205 Minister of State. Idle story to Unrestrained ...... 205 Southampton, chief Monopoly of Tobacco (see also liinisters (see also “Clergymen," “Monopolies”). "Preachers,” “Priests"). “Crying grievance of those Bigamy and duties of clergy, times” ...... 199 332 (322) Granted ...... 198-9 Duties of, as to bigamy. 332 (322) Monson. Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ Instructions as to ...... 194 ber V. C...... A 10 Members V. C...... A 11, 12 Monson, Sir William, Knt. Ad­ Pocahontas instructed by miral ...... 184 Whitaker ...... 136 On exped. agst. Algerines. .184-5 President of C. cannot be... 17 Patent granted ...... 184 Religious exercises by ...... 37 Montagu, Sir Henry, Knt. (see also Scarcity of ...... 172—3 name below). Whitaker instructs Po...... 136 Member C. for Va ...... 36 Minor Companies. Represent cols. Montague, Sir Henry, Knt. (see in London ...... 40 also name above). Reside in London ...... 40 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Member V. C...... A 10 “Miracle.”to ...... Mortality attributed 62 Resuscitation of Indian . . . . . 96 Montague, James, Lord Bishop of Misdemeanors Punishment for.38-9 Bath and Wells. Member V. C.,A 9 Disrespect for King's authori­ Montfard, Thomas, Gent. Member BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 93

V. C...... A 10 Moy-Umps, King of. Powhatan Montgomery, Earl of. Authority withdraws to ...... 138-9 exceeded by ...... 22 ­ Mr. Deputy, see “Deputy,” “Dep­ Member 0. for Va...... A 26 uty Treasurer,” “Farrar, John," Member V. C...... A 9 “Farrar. Nicholas.” Monthly Court. Powder waste MI‘. Deputy Treasurer, see “Dep­ punished by ...... 332 (322) uty," “Deputy Treasurer,” “Far­ Moon. Indians’ belief in ...... 17 rar, Nicholas,” “Farrar, John”. Smith explains to Inds ...... 51 Mulberry Point. Gates drops .Moon, Captain. Arrives in Va..102 dm" riverto ...... 11'I Moor, Sir George, Knt. Member Mulberry Trees. Abundance of. V.I C...... A 9 and sllkworms ...... 17 Moore, Andrew. Member V. C. .A 11 Bad quality of ...... 296 (286) Moore, John, Esqr. (see also name Culture -of, encouraged. .183, 218, below). 321 (311), 331 (321) Member V. C...... A 11 Said to be best ...... 218 Moore, John, Fsqr. (see also name Sandys suggests treatise on. .183 name above). Treatise on, suggested ...... 183 Member V. C...... A 11 Mullet. Abundance in Berms. . . .114 Moratuc River. Discovered ...... 13 Munitions (see also “Arms”). Referred to ...... 14 Gates brings ...... 123 Roanoke River name of .. . . 13 Transportation of ...... A 6, 18-9 More, Sir George, Knt. Member Munks, Lawrence (Grocer). Mem­ C. for Va...... ber V. C...... A 13 More, Richard. Somers Islands to Murder. Punishment for ...... 38 be settled by 12 Murray. James. Marries great, More.William. 12 great grand-daughter of P0 . .146 Moreton, Ralph, Gent. Member V. Muscovy. Smith travels through.111 C...... A 11 Muscovy Company. Restraint not Murdered by Nematta­ on 20 ...... 208 Museum. of Ra­ Morgan, Sir Charles, Knt. Mem­ legh preserved in ...... 21 ber V. C. . . A 10 Musicians, The Company of. Mem­ Morocco. sminf visits. 'éo'1i£t'Ht"..111 ber V. C...... A 14 Morris, Thomas. Member V. C. .A 11 Muskets (see also “Arms”). Mortgage. -Corn given for 1and.139-0 Corn promised for ...... 84 Moraughtacnnds. King of, chooses Food offered for ...... 49 woman ...... Indians scared by ...... 49, 65 Martial order of ...... '70 .Tamestown,—left at (1609). .107 Rappahan-ocks friends of . . . . 72 Opechancanough has ...... 51 Smith well received by 69 Powhatan promises corn for. 84 Vvomen given up by ...... 72 Powhatan returns ...... 129 Women stolen by ...... 69. 72 Powhatan's desire for ...... 86 Smith denies to P ...... 86 Mosco. Advises S. agst. Rall­ Stolen from Jamestown 90 )pa.hanocks ...... 69 Ambush discovered by . . . - .. 70 Used off Azores ...... 29 Attempts to kill Indian,—-—de­ Used with good effect ...... 74 sires to leave ...... '71 Mutiny (see also “Plots," “Con­ Guide for colonists . . . . - ~- 70 spiracies," “Treachery"). I-Iassininga, brother of .- 71 Colonists resort to ...... A 29 Smith presents trophies to. . . 69 Heads of, imprisoned ...... 105 Smith’s old friend ...... - 69 Language, forbidden ...... 152 Uttasantasough,——name -of 72 Martial Law in time of. . . . Woman chosen by ------72 152, A 21 “Mother of Waters.” Chesapeake Punishment for ...... 38 Bay so called by Inds ...... 13 R'atclifi:‘eimprisoned for .. .. 74 Moulson, John. Member V. C..A 11 Renewed ...... 106 Mounsel. Peter. Member V. C. .A 12 Suppression -.provided..152, A 21 Member V. C., Mountaine, James. A 13 N Mountea.-rle, Lord. Member C'- 1301‘ Na,both’s Vineyard. Taken away Va...... A by Ahab ...... 137 Member V. C. Nalbrits. Smith sent to Timor Mount Malady. Fort at Henrico.124 Bashaw nf ...... 10 Mount Milady. See Mount MaladY­ Names. Carving on trees at high­ Mouse, Arthur. Member V. ‘C..A 11 est points of rivers ...... 7'.‘ 94 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Namontack. Corn for colonists se­ cured by ...... 83-4 supplies ...... 60 Corn (Eng.) not known to. . .144 First supply commanded by. . 57 Delivered back to P...... 78 Leaves for Eng...... 62 Guide for ‘Newport ...... 79 Ship lost by ...... 62 Ignorance of English corn. . . . 144 Nemattanow. Death of, news 01’, Powhatan gives, ‘to Newport. 59 reaches Eng...... 232 Powhatan notes absence of..134 Murders Morgan ...... 208 Powhatan persuaded by, to be Shot ...... 208 crowned ...... 78 Nether Hundred. Annexed to Hen­ Servant given, by P...... 59 rico ...... 125 Slain in Berms ...... 115 Netherlands. Abbot had served Nansamond. Colonists wrecked a.t.241 1n ...... 123 Martin loses men at ...... 116 Nets. Fishing, set at Jamestown. . 97 Martin to make settlement at.104 Jamestown, left at, by S. . . .107 Yeardley attacks Inds. at. . . . 242 Made at Jamestown ...... 46 Nansamond River. Dale explores. . 122 Ncuce, Sir Wflliam. Member C’.of Fishing weirs at mouth of. . . 73 S...... A 33 Nansamonds. Commission to Neus River, Secotan situated near. 13 Tucker to go agst ...... 313 (303) Neill, Sir Henry, lint. Member C. Corn given by ...... 84 Houses of, burned ...... 84 for Va...... 36; A 16 Martin kindly used by ...... 104 Member V. C...... A 9 Sue for peace ...... 74 Nevis. Spaniards attack Bohun Smith ambushed by ...... 74 ships at ...... 188 Smith visits ...... 73 New Amsterdam. Dutch build. . . . 76 Tucker makes second exped. New Bermudas. Appamattocks’ agst...... 313 (303) town ...... 125 Waters imprisoned by ...... 241 Corn planted at ...... 125 Nanse Indians (of Eastern Shore). Dale’s favorite seat ...... 134 Characteristics of . Hamer leaves . . . .v...... 134 Nantaquacks (of Eastern Shore). Name town of Appamattocks.125 C'ha.ra.cteristics of ...... 63 Newbridge. Joseph (Smith). Mem­ Nantuquas. Description of...... 55 ber V. C...... A 13 Powhatan’s éson ...... 55 Newce, George, Gent. Member V. Services of, to Smith ...... 55 C...... A 12 Smith to be esteemed even as. 55 Newce, Henry. Member V. C...A 12 Nantauglitacunds. Lived on Rap­ Newce, Capt. Thomas. Character­ pahanock River ...... 53 Smith conducted to ...... 63 istics ...... 236 Naples. Referred to ...... 2 Crowshaw visited by ...... 238" Naraganset. Explored by Wey— Conference called by ...... 236 _mouth...... 33 Corn offered ...... 238* Naraganset River. Explored by Corn planted by ...... 236 Weymouth...... 33 Corn supply reported by. . . . 238‘ Navy, Commissioner of. Smith Defence prepared by ...... 236 (T) ...... 158 Deputy for the Company. ..A 33 Nawdet, Otho. Member V. C.. . . .A 11 Dies ...... 237 Necessaries. Furnishing of, pro­ Loses men ...... 237 videdfor...... Member C. in Va...... 182 Provided for ...... A 4-5, 6 Member C. of S...... A 33 Needle (Magnetical). Power of, un­ Milk and rice distributed by. . 237 known ...... 2 Sick from cares ...... 236 Negroes (see also “Slaves” "Slav­ Widow of, pensioned . . . . . 237 ery”). Yeardley and 0. visits ...... 236 'Captured from ship “Treas­ Newce, Capt. William (see also urer” ...... 153-4 Complaints of mariners, as to na]rDnebelow)ies ...... 189 153-.4 Land granted ...... 189 Dutch ship brings ...... 182 Knighted. Kenda1’s, taken from him Knight-Marshal of Va. . .. .189 294 (284) Marshal of Va ...... 189 Placed on Warwick lands in Offers to plant colony of Berms ...... 154 1000 ...... 189 “Treasurer” (ship) captured Services of, in Ireland ...... 189 with ...... 153-4 Newce, Sir Wflliam (see also name ‘Warwick lands stocked with. 154 above). Nelson. Capt. Francis. Arrives with Knight Marshal of Va. . . . .A 33 -Note that he died on p. 237. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 95

New England. Biscayneers on Member V. C...... A 10-1 coast of ...... 31 Obedient to P...... 88 Delewarr exped. touches . . ..148 Old Po1ut,—-arrives at ...... 84 Description of coast of ...... 31 Opposes Smith's plans . . . .77-8 Discovered by Gosnold ...... 136 Orders to explore Manaklns Drake touches coast of ...... 16 broughtby ...... 77 Fish in abundance on Coast Orders brought by reported of 31 on ...... 83 Gosnold leaves ...... 32 Pamunkey visited by...... 59 Gosnold reaches ...... 31, 136 Place of, not filled ...... 48 Map of.—S. promises ...... 234 Plots against S...... 80-1 Named by Smith ...... 136 Powhatan cheats ...... 58 Saco River in, reached by Powhatan entertains ...... 57-8 cols...... 75 Powhatan esteems. :3. Were­ Settled in 1620 ...... 137 wance ...... Smith. Admiral of ...... 137 Powhatan gives shoes, etc. to. 79 Smith names ...... 136 Powhatan gives turkies to . . . . 61 Smith prefers to go to ...... 142 Powhatan obeyed by ...... 88 Smith promises map of. . . . 234 Powhatan vtreceives presents Newfoundland. Attempt to run from ...... 77 away to ...... 98 Powhatan says, come to him. 78 Cabot discovers ...... 3 Powhatan swindles »...... 58 Discovered ...... 3 Powhatan River explored by Gilbert attempts to colonize. . 3 45, 46 Seized in name of Queen. . ..6-7 Presents to, P. by ...... 77 Smith warns cols. agst...... 98 Products to be transported by. 43 Wives imported via ...... 166 Provisions carried off by. . . . 59 Newgate. Colonists treated like Punishment of, remitted. . . . 81 basest from ...... 316 (306) Ralegh,—N. was under ...... 77 Nowhouse, John. Member V. C..A 12 Rascality of ...... 81 Newport, Capt. Christopher. Anti­ ReportsVa. on management in mony sent home by ...... 65 Arrives in Va...... 44—5 Second supply brought by. . . . 76 Arrives Old Point ...... 84 Shoes given to, by P...... 79 Character of ...... 76-7 Smith estranged from ...... 58-9 Cheated by P...... 58 Smith exposes ...... 83 Colonists brought by . . . . 57 Smith gives earnings to ...... 192 Commands fleet to Va. . . : . . Smith plotted against by . . 80-1 101, 102, 113 Smith's plans opposed by . .. .7’!-3 Corn brought to Jast. by.... 59 Spaniards fought by ...... 42 Corn given, by colony ...... 77 Steals provisions ...... 59 Corn sought by ...... 77 Steals supplies to trade to Council gives powers to. . . . . 42 Inds...... Disappointed by Manakin Supplies brought by ...... 57 Country ...... 79 Trades with Indians ...... 77-8 Discoveries to be sought by.. 43 Tran,=po1'tation by ...... 43 England,returns to ...... , Treachery feared by ...... 58 Esteemed a Werowance by P.. 58 Turkies secured by, for Estranged from Smith ...... 58-9 swords ...... 61 Expedition entrusted to . 42 Vice-Admiral ...... 101 Explores Manakin Country. . . 79 »"Newport.’sNews. Colonists gather Explores Powhatan River . .45, 46 at ...... 235 Exposed by Smith ...... 83 Colonists wrecked near ...... 241 Fleet of Va. commanded by Gookin settles at ...... 205 ‘ 101. 102. 113 Ordinance at ...... 320 (310) Founders on Berms. .102, 113 New Spain. Gondomar fears an­ Gold to be carried back by. . 77 noyance to ...... 247 Go1d—finders aided by ...... 60 New York. Doctrine of Judge of. Guard to accompany on exped. 78 A iv Influence of, in Council in Hudson discovers ...... 75 Eng...... 76-7 Long Island, referred to 75 Eng‘...... 76-7 -Nice. Smith escapes to ...... 111 Jamestown, returns to . . . .57, 59 Nicholls, Christopher. Member V. ’Management in Va. reported C...... A 11 on by ...... 01 Nlcholls, Thomas , Manakins disappoint ...... 79 Member V. C. Ninins. Ralegh’s History. as See?! Manakins discovered by .. . . . 84 137 Member ‘C. in Va...... 45, 47 in ' 96 INDEX TO srITH’s HISTORY or VIRGINIA.

Noblemen. Amongst the Va. col­ Oaths (see also “Oaths” above). onists ...... 42 ‘Council in Va. to take ...... 41 Nominies. Located on PatoW­ Counsellors to take ...... A 16-7 mack River ...... 53 Jurors to take ...... 38 Smith conducted to ...... 53 Lord ‘Chamberlain to adminis­ Nominy Crek. Smith goes to . . . . 65 ter ...... A 16-7 “Nonesuch.” Abandoned by We-st.106 President to take ...... 43 “Powhatan" at Falls so Records to have copy . .325 (315) named ...... 105 Norfolk. Smith visits site of ...... 73 Oaghs0 ...... (cursing). Smith cures use 80 Nornioot, Thomas (-Clothworker). Smith free from ...... 112 Member V. C...... A 14 :0a.tlands. Silkworms cultivated at. 183 Embezzled by Pres...... 48 ENorrivs'.1,‘Sir John. Member C. of Jamestown, supply at ...... 59 Punishment for stealing.. coast of ...... 315 (305) _ Secotan in Stealing of, punished..315 (305) Northern Colony (see also “Second Supply of, good ...... 59 Colony”). Oats. Grows rapidly ...... 31 Abandonment of ...... 75 Obedience, Oath of (see “Oath of Bounds of ...... A2-3, 4 Obediance"). Bristol, etc., to supply ...... 36 ‘Ocacock Island. Wococon Island. . 9 Colonists sail for ...... 75 Occam River. Pamptice Sound .. 10 Company (minor) to repre­ Oetan. Opitchapan also called.. .155 sent ...... Offenders. Punishment of .. .. Council for ...... 87; A 2-3 A 29-0, 30 Fishing rights of, disputed. . .185 Sent back to colony ...... A 30 Suffering of ...... 75 Officers. Discussion of. .254-269 (259) Undertaken ...... 74-5 Continued until dissolution.. 300 (290) North Star. Indians had observeé-(345 Election of ...... 299-0 (289-0) Northumberland, Earl 01‘.Brother Ill feeling of ...... 288-9 (278-9) of. settler at Jast...... 45 Nominations, by Co...... 248 Cloud hanging over ...... 45-6 Obedience to ...... 332 (322) Imprisoned in Tower ...... 46 Provided for ...... 162 North-West Passage. Colonists to Records brought by ..301 (291) discover ...... Tobacco, appointed by King. 248 y ...... Oflley, Mr. (see also name below). Norton, Captain. Beads to be made Proposed for Deputy ...... 230 Discovery of, contributed to Ofiley, Mr. Robert (see also name by ...... 198 above). Norwood, Mr. Richard. Lands laid Candidate Dep. Treas...... 230 off by ...... 190 Member V. C...... A 11 Surveyor of Va...... 190 Ogle, Col. Papers referred to. Notes. Ordered produced. .331 (291) 290 (280) Quest—house call for . .301 (291) Nottoway River. Branch of Ogée,- ...... A Sir John, Knt. Member V. Chowan ...... 13, 85 E Oil (Turtle). Used for ca1king.. . .115 Mangoags live on branch of. . 99 Oil (of Walnuts). Making of, Number in Colony, see “Colonists, urged ...... 195 l population”. Okaning‘. Discourse by, to S...... 96 Okée. Indians bring ...... 49 0 Okisco. King of Weopomeoke . . . . 14 Oath of Allegiance (see also “Oaths" Owns subjection to Eliz. . . . . 14 below). 0ldmix0n’s British Empire in President to take and admin­ America. Badly mixed about ister ...... 43 Weymouth ...... 33-4 \Oath of Obedience (see also above Oldys, Mr. Atheism R. treated by. 20 and below). Criticisms of R. History. . . . . 137 All to take ...... 40 Gondomar criticisms by.. . .246-7 Oath of Supremacy (see also above Letters in his Life of R...... 126 and below). Life of R.,——1etters in ...... 126 Administered by Treas. . .A 28-9 Ralegh atheism treated by. . . . 20 Administered for trial ...... A 30 Tobacco,-—opinion on ...... 21 Administered to officers, etc. Tobacco tax criticised by. ..246-7 A 31 Olumpagh. Smith in Siege of. . . .109 Administering of, provided.A 22 Opachisco. Powhatan sends, to To be taken ...... A 22 represent him at Po. ma“­ BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 97

. riage ...... 1 3 0 Powhatan spoken tor by ...... 129 Opechancanongh. Addressed by Powhatan’s brother ...... 54 Smith ...... , 91-2 Presents given to ...... 51 Affects title,—-.King of Cks-...155 Presents Offered Smith 11".... 92 Proclaimed King of Cks...... 141 Alliance with Cks. not made 141 Promises freelv ...... 149 Alliancey ...... with, keeps Inds. in Religious appearances of. .204-5 awe ...... 141 Rolfe child to get country of. . 150 Ambitions of eclipse Opitcha­ Smith addresses ...... 90, 91-2 pan ...... 155 Smith carried to ...... 53 Argall complaint to, about Smith challenges ...... 91-2 Cks...... 149 Smith entertained by ...... 59 Arms of, surrendered . . . . . 92 Smith gives, his liberty ...... 93 Attempt collect forces ...... 209 Smith gives presents to ...... 51 Attempt disaffect others. . . . . 213 Smith negotiates with ...... 91-2 Attempt poison colony ...... 232 Smith offered presents by. 92 Attitude to Eng ...... 204-5 Smith pursued by ...... 50-1 Beads, etc., given ...... 141 Smith sells beads to ...... 59 Beads sent Japazaws by. . . .237 Smith visits ...... 90 Beads sold, at high price. . . . 59 Smith’s life attempted by. . . . , 92 Challenged by Smith ...... 91-2 Speaks for Powhatan ...... 129 Chrowshaw contempt for. . . 237 Spilman’s plot with ...... 241 Surrender of arms of ...... 92 Chrowshaw design agst., de­ Surrender of, agreed to ...... 238 feated ...... 240 Tomocomo sent to ...... 147 Colonists killed by ...... 50-1 Tomocomo sent to Eng. by,—— Company orders treaty With. .155 says Dale ...... 144 Contempt -Chrowshaw for . . . . 237 Treaty with,—Gov. unwilling Copper, etc., given ...... 141 to make ...... 239 Corn of, seized ...... 242 Treaty with, Ordered by Co.. .155 Disaffection of others, at­ Treaty with, recommended. . .215 tempted by ...... 213 Educational treaty with ...... 215 Warwick-to-supplant-Yeard­ Entertained Smith and N.. . . . 59 ley rumor reaches ...... 193 Excuses of, for attack on Wyat confirms leagues wit'n.204 Smith ...... 92 Yeardley recommends treaty Forces collected by ...... 209 with ...... 215 Yeardley seizes corn of ...... 242 Government left to ...... 147 Yeardley-to-be-supplanted ru­ Governorwith . . . unwilling ...... to. . . . treat259 . . . . mor reaches 93 Helps Warwick to supplant Opitchapan. Boyce, Mrs., sent Yeardley ...... 193 back naked by ...... 239 Heir to Powhatan domains. . . 37 Brother of Japazaws ...... 237 Hoped to be slain ...... 313 (303) Characteristics of ...... 155 Indians in awe of ...... 141 Deformed ...... 139 Insolence of ...... 238 Disapproves Massacre ...... 238 Japazaws,—beads sent to by. .237 Eclipsed by O, ...... 155 Japazaws in plot of ...... 239 Emperor, but only so in name. 238 Killing S. attempted by ...... 92 Heir to P. domains ...... 87 King of Chickahominies. .141, 155 Itopatin,—name for ...... 155 King of Pamunkey Country. . 53 Japazaws,——brother of ...... 207 Leagues with, confirmed. . . . .204 Leagues with, confirmed . . . 204 League with Eng. renewed. . , 155 League with Eng. renewed'by.155 Liberty given, by Smith ...... 93 Massacre disapproved bv . . . .238 Location of chief seat of. . . . . 53 Name also Itopatin ...... 155 Mangopeeomen,—name of. . . .155 Name also Oetan ...... 155 Massacre by (1622) ...... 208-15 Name also Sasawpen ...... 155 Name- new Mangopeeomem. .155 Oetan,—another name for. . . . 155 Negotiations with S...... 91-2 Opechancanough eclipses . . . . 155 Opitchapan eclipsed by ...... 155 Opechancanough surrendered Opitchapan to surrender. . . . . 238 Prisonersby . . . . surrendered...... by...... 238-9 . . 239 -Pamunkey, the seat of ...... 242 Powhatan succeeded by . . . . .155 Plot of Japazaws with ...... 239 Powhatan’s brother ~...... 53 Plot of Spilman with ...... 241 Returns Mrs. Boyce naked. . .239 Plots against Smith ...... 91-2 Sasawpen,——another name for . 155 Plots of, various ...... 209 Smith feasted by ...... 53 Poisoning of colony attemptedzgz succeeds P...... 155 by ...... Powhatan fears ...... 139 Surrender 0. agreed to by. . . .239 98 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Surrender prisoners agreed to Codification of, provided. . . . .162 by ...... 238-9 Company amazed at ...... Wyat confirms leagues with. .204 304-5 (294-5) Oprpressions see -“G-rievance_s,” Ordained ...... A 17 “Grievances and Oppressions.” Orders (P, C.), (see also “orders" Oracles. Philippizing of. . . .341 (331) above). Oracles of Law. Wronged greatly Court called by .. .305-6 (295-6) 340-1 (330-1) Effect of, unknown . . . .302 (292) Oranges. Scurvy cured by ...... 12 Published ...... 326 (316) Orapakes. Powhatan owned. . . . . 51 Relief of colony provided in. Powhatan retires to ...... 53 300 (290) Smith conducted to ...... 51 Orders (Religious). Ministers Oration of Love. ‘Susquesahanocks Without ...... 316 (306) give ...... Orations. Chickahominies make. .131 Ordinance (Cannon). Amount in Delawarr makes ...... 117—8 1622 ...... 279 (269) Indians make ...... 58 Amount left bv S...... 107 Opechancanough makes ...... 92 Authority to collect ...... A 4-5 Powhatan makes ...... 58 Azores,———vesse1of heavy, off.. 28 Smith opposed by ...... 45 Butler misstates as to. .320 (310) Susquehanocks make ...... 68 Collection of, ...... A 4-5 Colonists secure ...... 320 (310) Orders (see also “Articles,” “In­ Elizabeth City,——mounteclat. .236 structions"). (Also “Orders” be­ Indians scared off bv ...... 241 low.) 4 James City,—amount at. .— ‘Codified ...... 162 320 (310) College renewal after Mas­ JamestoWn,—amount a.t . . . . . 107 sacre ...... 295 (285) Company from P. C...... 243 Mounted at Elizabeth City. . . . 236 Council for Va.,———estab1ish­ Necessary, to be made ..A 26-7 ment of ...... 3 Plantations to keep. 331-2 (321-2) Customs ...... 273 (263) Provided for ...... A 26-7 Delayed ...... 44 Slothful desire to sell ...... 98 Establishing C. for Va ...... 36 Supply of, on plantations. . For Governt., read ...... 45 331-2 (321-2) For Governt., sent ...... 44 Transportation.of 18-9.28 King gives ...... 303-7 (293-7) Ordinance, Master of, see “Master Manakins,—for exploration.77, 81 of Ordinance”. Newport brings ...... 77, 81 Ordinances (Laws). And Const. Newport’s, sealed ...... 42-3 for Treas. Council & Co. in Powhatan’s Coronation pro­ Eng., etc., ...... A 32-4 vided jn ...... Council‘ for Va. increased by. . 36 Privy Council to Co...... 243 Enactment of ...... 5,40, 41 Quest—house calls for . .301 (291) Enforcement enjoined ...... 43 Read ...... 45 Enjoined ...... 43 Report on, brought by N...... 83 Establishment of . . . . .A 21 Sealed to N...... 42-3 For C. of S. and G. A....A 32-4 Smith opposed, to C...... 77 For settling Government, . . . .196 Smith perplexed by ...... 77 Increasing -C. for Va...... 36 Orders (company) (see also “or­ Letters Patent not prejudiced ders” above and below). by ...... A 31.2 ' Quest-house call for .. .301 (291) None to prejudice Lets. Pat. Smith (T),——passed against A 31-2 299 (289) Ordinances (of General Assembly). Orders (council), (see also “or­ ‘Confirmation of, necessary. . . . . 196 ders” above and below). Ordnance (Cannon), (see “Ordi­ Company amazed at ...... —-nance, Cannon"). 304-5 (294-5) Ores (see also “Metals,” “Mines," Contents of ...... 304-7 (294-7) "Minera1s") . Published ...... 324 (314) Smith sends, to Eng...... 83 Orders (of court), (see also “or­ Orme, Captain. Member V. C.. .A 10 ders” above and below). Ornaments. ‘Church, presented. . . .171 English, not binding‘ on col­ Copper ...... 10, 49 ony . , ...... 197 Ratification of, necessary ..A 34 Of N. C. Indians ...... 10 Orders (of Court in Eng.) (see al­ Oronaqtle River. Ralegh’s voy- 30 so “orders” above and below). age to ...... Colony not bound by ...... 197 Orwell,C Capt. Lewis. Member V. 10 Orders (of Government), (see also osb'm-£15: '1\'t}~.''E1'1ié.iaééir's' '1=£e'1'g'n'iai;l “orders” above and below). served by ...... 12 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 99

Overseers. Certified regularly. . . .172 oil of War agst. Algerines.....184 Land allotted for an ...... 204 Pallner, Miles. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Obedience to ...... 332 (322) Palmer‘. Williaym (Haberdasher). 0vid’s Metamorphoses. Dedicated Member V. C...... A 12 to Charles I ...... 314 (304) Palus Maeotis. Smith sent to. . .110 Translated by Sandys .. . . Pamunkey (Country). Powhatan 313-4 (303-4) hereditary domain oxen. Idleness of, in colony ...... 149 Pamunkey (Town). Location of. 53 Oxenbridge, William, Esqr. Mem­ Morgan starts to ...... 208 ber V. C...... A 11 Newport goes to ...... 59 Oxford. Christ's ‘Church, referred 16 Opechancanough seat near. . . 53 to ...... Smith carried to ...... 53 Hachluyt of, referred to ...... 16 Ralegh (Carew), enters Wad­ Smith entertained at ...... 90 ham College ...... 290 (280) Smith goes to ...... 59, 93 Wadham College ...... 290 (280) Smith trades at ...... 91 Oxford, Earl of. Patriot Party of Trading at ...... 91 Lords headed by ...... 179-0 Wyffin finds S. at ...... 93 Sent to Tower ...... 207 Yeardley goes to ...... 242 Oysters. Colonists gather ...... 23 Pamunkey River. Corn sought Colonists live on ...... 97, 237 along ...... 93 Food ...... 23, 85, 97, 237 Smith passes ...... 66 Kicquotan,—abundance at. . . . 85 Smith searches for corn 93 Nansamond,——banks in ...... 73 York River ...... 53, 94 Newce and party live on . . . . .237 Youghtanund River ...... 53, 93 Pamunkeys. Japazaw country for­ Ozinies. Governor of. shows fighltio I bidden to ...... 37 pzanies. Opechancanough meets Panton. Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ Cks. at ...... 141 ber V. C...... 10 Paper. Money of ...... 82 P Papers. Pace. Death of, urged ...... 212 Permission necessary for . . . . . Pace, Richard. Chanco converted 325 (315) by 2 3 8 - 9 Quest-house call for..301 (291) Chanco warns ...... 212 Pardons. Power of, granted Treas. & Co...... A 20-1 Massacre alarm spread by- -_--212 Provided for 38 Paget, Lord. Argall-ST. Faction Under Great Seal of England. 38 opposed by ...... 187 Member Committee Extraor­ Pal-ishes.. Corn for support ...... dinary ...... 253 330-1 (320-1) Member C for Va...... A 26 Granary (public) to be in each 330-1 (320-1) Notification of Sth. re—e1ection 9 by ...... 2-J1 Parker, William, Esqr. Coloniza­ Privy Counci1,——answer to, by tion powers to ...... A 4-5 272 (26 2) Grants to, reconciled ...... A 8 Privy Council attended bY- ~ Invasion to be repelled by..A 5 267 (257) Member V. C. of P1imouth.. Tobacco ofiicials selected by.250 35; A 1 Treasurership,——nominated for Necessaries for ...... A 4-5, 6 299 (289) Powers granted ...... A 1-8 Pagman, Captain. Member V. C., Second Colony of, and others A If.‘ 35-6; A 2-3 Painstainers. The Company 01‘. Tenure under ...... A 7 _ Member V, C‘ ...... ,. . . .A 1*’ Transportation necessaries. . . v Palace. Ratc1iffe's,—Smith stops A 4-5, 6 Work on ...... x Parkhurst, Robert. Member V. C., Palatine of the Rhine. Parliament A 11 supports ...... 205 Parliament. Attitude of, to King.206 Vere sent to relieve ...... 174 Breaks with King. . . . .324 (314) Palisades. At I-Ienrico ...... 124 Called for different cause than At Rocksdale ...... 125 usual ...... 337 (327) Palmcta. Leaves of, used for cab­ “Child of the Nation” repre­ ins ...... 114 sented to ...... 336 (326) Palmer. Sir Anthony, Knt. Mem­ Dissolved ...... 206 ber Council for Va...... 36 Exclusion of Spanish tob. by. Palmer. Sir Henry. Member Coun­ 338 (328) 100 INDEX TO STITI-I’S HISTORY or VIRGINIA.

Fishing rights confirmed bY--135 Japazaws exasperate exile . . .239 Government by, abolished in Japazaws hold forces ...... 240 Va...... _. . . 60 Pocahontas concealed near.127-8 Grievances and opD1‘eSSl0115 Smith finally finds ...... 64 brought to, late. .337-8 (327-8) Smith leaves ...... 65 Grievances not taken up in. Spilman lived at ...... 240 338 (328) T':1tn\v-Hark Creek. Journals of, void ...... 206 former name ...... 65 King offended by. .336-7 (326-7) Yatowznack River. Argall sent to, King quarrels with ...... 200 for corn ...... 118, 127 Members of, in Co. --292 (232) Boundary Powhatan domains 54 Money raised independent of.244 Chrowshaw trades in ...... 213 Monopolies suppressed !by. .205 Corn sought in ...... 1l8, 127 Oath of Obedience passed by. 40 Discoveries in ...... 67 Palatine of Rhine supported Explored ...... 65 by ...... 205 Falls of ...... 65 ‘Poor” bill presented to ...193 Nominies located on ...... 53 Projector to raise money inde­ Oldmixon confuses ...... 34 pendent of ...... 244 Powhatan domains bounded Spanish tobacco excluded by. . by ...... 64 338 (328) Powhatan withdraws to. . . . 138-9 Taxes levied without consider­ Provisions secured in ...... 65 ing ...... 245 Smith crosses ...... 67 Tobacco case considered by. . Smith gets provisions in . . . . 65 334 (324) Trading in ...... 213 Tobacco (Spanish),—exclusion Wyat at to revenge on Pasco­ accomplished . . . . 338 (328) ticons ...... 313 (303) Parslow, Giles (Grocer). Mem­ Pabomacks. Chrowshaw aided by. ber V. C...... A 13 237, 238 Partridge, Richard. Member V. Defence of, by Maddison . ..238 c, ...... A 12 Live with Eng...... 72 Pascotzlcons. Revenge on..313 (303) Maddisondefends.. .238 Spilman slain by ...... 241 Plot with 0...... 239 Pashal], Edward (Grocer). Revenge on Nansamonds . . . . 69 ber V. C...... A 18 Patuxen River. Smith reaches.. 64 Paspahey. Colonists gathered at.235 Tractable people on ...... 69 Patriot Party. Heads of, in Lords Paspahey,by ...... King of. Ambuscades .Q5 179-0 Captive at Jamestown . . . . . 95 Pauper-s (see also “Dissolute Ones,” Characteristics of ...... 95 “Lewd Ones,” "Loose Ones,” Escapes ...... 95 “Libertines,” “Rakes”). Great strength of ...... 95 Bill prepared to send over. . .193 Overcome by Smith ...... 95 Pawlet, Mr. Member C. of S.. . . .A 33 Smith assaulted by ...... 96 Pawlet, Rev. Mr. Robert“ Mem­ Paspaheys. Injuries revenged. . .120 ber Council in Va...... 193 Passimmons. Abundance of. . . . . 50 Payne, Sir Robert, Knt. Member Patapsco River (also “Patapscoe”). V. C...... A 10 Bolus River ...... 64 Payne, William. Member V. C..A 12 Patapscoe River (also “Patapsco"j;. Peace Token. Pearls used as...134 ‘ Secotan near ...... ,...... 13 Pea-rls. Authority given to fish for Patapsco Sound (also “Pat'tpscoe”). A 15, 24 Occam River,—-probably . . . . 10 Chain of, as peace token. . ..134 Patents (see also “Letters Patent," Chain of. sent S...... 89 “Grants," “Charters”). Embroidery of ...... 58 Martin old and new ...... 225 Fishery of. told of ...... 13 Ralegh’s to be confirmed. . .11—2 Granted ...... A 24 Surrender, required ...... Indians bring ...... 10 326-7 (316-7) Indians offer for armour. . .. I0 Patowmack. Argall friendly, with Lane presented with ...... 14 King of ...... 127 Menatonon tells of fishery. . 13 Chrowshaw absence and con­ Peace token of ...... 134 sequence ...... 239 Chrowshaw alone at ...... 21»1 Poswhatan...... sends ...... chain ...... of. . . ..to 89 Chrmvshaw fou 11 at ...... 237-8 Spanish control of ...... 3 J'amestown,—King goes to . . 161 Tributeof ...... 54 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 101

Pears, Edmund (I-Iaberdasher). Starvation prevented by. . . . 97-8 Member V, C...... A 13 Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90 Pearse, Captain. Member V. C. .A 10 Trading in charge of ...... 70 Pearsye. See “Earsye.” Volunteers cut throats . . . . .100 Peas. See. “Pease.” Perkin, Edward. Member V. C. .A 11 . Pease. Abundance ...... 50 Perkin. Thomas (Cooper). Mem­ Food supply of ...... 50 ber V. C...... 11 Grow wonderfully . . . . .10, 31, 33 Perkins, Aden (Grocer). Member Indians send as present. . . . . 10 V. C...... A 12 Ration of, under Smith (T). Perkins, Sir Christopeer, Knt. (see 315 (305) also name below). Member V. C...... A 10 Peate, Peter. Member V. C. . . .A 13 Perkins, Sir Christopher (see also Peirsey, Abraham, Gent. See “Pier­ name above). sey.” Martin pet. referred to. . . . 223 Pembroke, Earl of. Authority ex­ Perrot, Sir James. Banished to ceeded ...... 220-1 Ireland 2 Estate for, elected by Leech. 193-4 Perry. Fraud in pets. confessed. . Leech to select estate ...... 193-4 333 (323) Martin certificate signed. .220-1 Marked for slaughter ...... 212 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Peru. Council for Va. and mines Member V. C...... A 9 of ...... 101 Ralegh (C.) looks to..290 (280) Perspective Glasses».Indians amazed Second Charter,—-grantee. . . .102 at Pemissapan. Wingina’s adopted Pet, Arthur. Member V. C. .. .A 12 name ...... Pet, Phineas. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Penal Colony. Virginia used as.168 Petition of Right. Passed in Va. . Pennington, Robert. Member V. C., 330 (320) A 12 “Petition, The Humble,” Etc. Pensions. Injured ones granted. . Presented privately to King. . . . _ 332 (322) 276-7 (266-7) Howe ...... 229 Johnson not mentioned for. .159 Petitions. Berry to King ...... 226 Newce ...... 237 Butler agst. Co. .280-1 (270-1) Smith ...... 110 Butler, demanded by Co... Smith (T) ...... 159 280 (270) Tobacco levy for. . . . 332 (322) Butler to King ...... 280 (270) Peonage. Smith (T) and Ar. use.226 ‘Cavendish for colonists.283 (273) Percies, Family of. George Percy Colonists pleaded for in. 283 (273) of ancient ...... 45 Colony to King ...... 200, 201 Percle, George, Esquire (see also Committed to Deputy ...... “Percy. Capt. George”). 337 ($27) Member V. C...... A 9 Commons from Co ...... 334-7 (324-7) Percival. Richard. Member V. C. Commons, not act on Co. . . .206 A 11 Company assailed by B Percy, Mr. Of Gunpowder Plot.. 46 280-1 (270-1) Percy, Capt. George (see also “Per­ Company agst. M ...... 222 cie, George, Esquire”). Company concurs in. .296 (286) Burns Indian houses ...... 120 Company demands B..280 (270) Corn sought by ...... 80 Company from Johnson. . . . Discipline not enforced . . . . . 95 291 (281) Governor ...... 107 Company from P. C..308 (298) Health bad ...... 107 Company from S ...... Houses burned by ...... 120 192, 226, 308 (298) Indians not disciplined 95 Company, not acted on ...... 206 Indians punished ...... 120 Company suppressed. .286 (276) Jamestown,———colonist at 45 Company to Commons ...... Manakin Country explored. .. 79 334-7 (324-7) Newport takes to, Jast ...... 76 Company to King, suppressed Northumberland brother of. . 45. 286 (276) Powhatan raided ...... 85 Provisions not secured ...... 84 Company to Martin ...... 222 Second Charter,—grantee of. 102 Company to P. C. . .308 (298) Sickness incapacitates . . . .115-6 Contents, to King. .322-3 (312-3) Slays Indians ...... 120 Deputy to H. Commons. 337 (327) 102 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Dixon to King ...... 226, 327 smith to Queen for P0. ...142-.':.’ Fraudulent agst. Co..333 (323) Somers, to King ...... 227-zs Garbling, offered H. of Comes­ Suppressed ...... 286 (276) 199-0 Takes course in H. of Coms.. Garbling, to King ...... 199 337 (327) General As. to King..317 (307) Tobacco culture ...... 200-1 Haswell to King ...... 223 Tobacco, in hands Lord High H. of Commons from Co. .. . Treasurer ...... 286 (276) 334-7 (324-7) Tobacco, suDDl‘eSSed ..286 (276) House Coms. from Dep ...... To House of Commons. . . . . 337 (327) 334-7 (324-7) Humb-le, etc., to King..... To King ...... 276-7 (266-7) 199, 200, 201, 222, 223, 226, Johnson ...... 290 (28_0), 227, 227-8, 276-7 (266-7), 280 291 (281), 293 (283), 298 (288), (270), 290 (280), 317 (307)_ 307 (297) Treasurer and ‘Co. get ...... 201 Johnson,—ansWer to. .293 (283), Virginia to King ...... 200, 201 295 (285), 295-6 (285-6) VVyat joins, to King..325 (315) Johnson,—basis Commn. . . . . Peyton, Sir Henry, Knt. Member 298 (288) V. C...... A 10 Johnson,——Co. advised of. . . . Pewterers, The Company of. 280 (270) her V. C...... A 1-1 Johnson endorsed . . . . .291 (281) Pctre, Lord. Member V, C....A 9 Johnson presents to P. C... Philips, Sir Robert. Imprisoned 309 (299) by King ...... 206-7 Johnson to Co. ....291 (281) “Phillipizing.” Oracles given to. . Johnson to King . . . . .290 (280) 341 (331) Johnson to P. C...... 309 (299) Philpot Lane. Privy Council to Johnson,——Whatfounded on. . meet in ...... 339 (829) 293 (283) Smith house in. . . . .339 (329) Kemp to King ...... 227 Phips, Robert. (Grocer). Member King from Berry ...... 226 V. C...... A 13 King from Butler . . . .280 (270) Phittiplace, Michael, Gent. Mem­ King from colony . . . .200, 201 ber V. C...... A 11 King from Dixon . . . .226, 227 Phittziplace, William. Member King from G. A. ....317 (307) C...... A ll King from Haswell ...... 223 Powhatan raided by ...... 85 King from Johnson ..290 (280) Physic, Doctor of. Arrives 62 King from Kemp ...... 227 Russel, Doctor of ...... 62 King from Martin. .222, 223, 22? Physician-General of Colony. Ar­ King from -Somers ...... 227-8 rives in Va...... 194 King gets garbling ...... 199 Bohun ...... 1825 King gets Humble, etc...... Pot ...... 188 276-7 (266-7) Kingrefers PhysiciansWalter”). (see also “Russel, Lord H. Treas in ...... 337 (327) Ignorance of Indian ...... 18-9 Martin from Co‘...... 2242 Pots, to the Co ...... A 33 Martin, referred by King. . . .223 Piankatank River. Smith explores 74 Martin to King . . . .222, 223, 226 Smith passes ...... 66 Perry confesses fraud in. . . . . 333 (323) Piankatanks.to ...... Smlith . . . . .- . . .conducted ...... 5. 3 Pocahontas ‘befriended in. .142-3 Pierce. Cape Merchant ...... 224 Pountis to present, to King. . Testifies agst. Smith (T) . .224 323 (313) Pierce, Capt. William. Burgess.. Privy Council from Co...... 317 (307) 308 (298) Captain of Guard and Lieut. Privy Council from Johnson. Gov. of James City. .313 (303) Privy Council to Co..308 (298: Commission agst. Cks. .313 (303) Presented to King ...... Declaration signed by. .317 (307) 322 (312), 333 (323) Piersey. Abraham, em‘... Cape­ ‘Mierchant ...... v...... 174 Queen from S...... 142—3 -Commissioner ...... 307 (297) ‘Right of, forbidden ...... A iv Vice-Admiralty void ...... 174 Smith for P0...... 142-3 Pick-Axes. Stolen by NeWport.. 81 Smith to C0...192, 226, 308 (298) Pickfords. Christopher. Member BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 103

V. C...... A 12 Lotteries for advancement.A 30-1 Pictures of Plots. With lends to Ordnance kept by each. . .. Beverley ...... 17 331-2 (321—2) Pigot, Captain. Member V. C...A 10 Parliament considers tob. Pigs. See “Hogs.” from ...... 334-7 (324-7) Pike-Heads. Stolen by Newport. . 31 Seating of..278 (268), 318 (308) Stolen from Jamestown 90 Tobacco censured by. .331 (321) Pilchards. Abundance in Berms.114 Tobacco from, considered. . . . Pilgrims. Arg-all action on hear­ 334-7 (324-7) ing of ...... 148-9 Plate (Communion). Given Rob­ “Muititudes preparing in Eng. inson church ...... 71 to be sent” Plate Fleet. See “Spanish Plate Pillory. Sharples sentenced ...... Fleet.” 325 (315) Plates. Copper, to be used ...... 16 Pillow(of Leather). Powhatan 323 (313) uses Plato. Fable of, referred to.... 2 Pines. Largest yet seen li’i‘a.tters of Bread ...... 56 North Carolina, noted ...... 32 Pleydall, Thomas. Member V. C., Plnnaces (see also “Vessels”). A 12 Built in colony ...... 312 (302) Plimouth. Company (minor) to Pipe. Ornamented, described 68 reside in ...... 40 Tobacco, offered Hamer by P.134 Dale's party arrives at. . . . . 138 Pipe Staves. Commodity of Va.. Greenvil exped. leaves ...... 2 V 271 (261) Greenvil returns to ...... 12 Pirates. Authority repel, granted Mentioned ...... A 9 A 19, 19-1.: Referred to ...... 36 Punishment for ...... 195 Relief exped. sails from. . . . . 26 Treasurer (ship) ...... 153-4 Ratcliffe, returns to ...... 7 Pisacaclz. Rolfe, Thos., left at ...... 146 Bristol Works (1747) near. . 70 Second Col. controlled by. . . . . Town on Rappahanock River. 70 36, 74-5; A 1, 2-3 Treaty by King of ...... 72 Second Col. settlers leave. . . . 75 Pistol. Signal from ...... 79 Tobacco taxed at ...... 169 Smith to have been murdered Tomocomo arrives at ...... 143-4 with ...... 106 Yeardley held at ...... 157 Pit, George. Member V. C. .. .A 11 Plimouth, Virginia Company of. Pit, Sir William. Cambden men­ See “Virginia Company of Pli­ tions ...... 298 (288) mouth." Examination affairs by.298 (288) Plots (see also “Conspiracies,” Pitch. Calking,—used for ...... 115 “Mutiny,” “Treachery"). Colonists make, under E‘.. . . 79 Against Eng...... 239 Manufacture of ...... 77, 79, 177 Colonists object of ...... 239 Poles and Germans to make. . 77 Jamestown ...... 123 Quantity of ...... 2 .Tapazaw’s ...... 239 Trial made ...... 7 Lane hears of ...... 15 Trials sent home ...... 82 Menatonon’s ...... 15 Plaisterers. The Company 01'.Mem­ Opechancanough’s ...... 209, 241 ber V. C...... Skico discloses ...... 15 Plantation of Mai-ring. See “Mar­ Smith object of. . . . . 80-1, 91-2 ring, Plantation of.” Spvilman’s ...... 241 Plantations. Ammunition kept on Testimony as to ...... 142 331-2 (321-2) Webb's ...... 123 Burying grounds provided by. Plough-Shares. Lack of ...... 148-9 329 (319) Set to work ...... 148-9 Churches provided by . . . . . Plows. See “Ploughs Shares.” 329 (319) Plow-Shares,» See “Plough—Shares.” Clergy salaries collected by.. Plumbers. The Company oi‘. Mem­ 329 (319) ber V. C...... A 14 Commissioners transported to Plumber), Thomas (Merchant). 328 (318) Member V. C...... A Corn and cattle draw ...... 164 Pocahontas. Abduction P., at­ General A. to transport tempted With ...... 129 Commrs. to ...... 328 (318) Abduction planned ...... 128 King desires exclusive control. Absconds from WeroWocomo­ 340 (330) co ...... 127-8 104 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Age of ...... 146 Smith (T) administration con­ Argall to take, home ...... 145-6 verts ...... 295 (285) Brentford,—removed to . . . . 143 Son ‘born to ...... 142 Buckskins sent P. by ...... 136 Spilman saved by ...... Child (son) born to ...... 142 116, 118, 240-1 Chri's‘tianity'effect on ...... 136 Werowocomoco left by . . . . 127-8 Christianity taught . . . 136, 14:: Wyflin befriended ...... 93 Company provides for ...... 142 Pocones. Dye of Indians ...... 84 Concealed near Patowmack. .127 Given to King ...... 105 Confesses Faith of Christ. . . .136 Poe, Dr. Member V. C. . . . . -A 10 Conversion, only one under Point Comfort. Boundary in Smith (T) ...... 295 (285) Charters ...... A 15, 23 Court,—ea.gerly sought at.144-5 Colonists taken to ...... 97-8 ‘Dies at Gravesend ...... 146 Fish-ery attempted at ...... 97 Effect Christianity on . . . . . 36 Newport meets Scrivener. . . . 84 EngIand,—reception in . . . . . 142 Return to perilous ...... 73 England,—taken to ...... 138 Scrivener at ...... 84 Entertains Smith ...... 61 Spanish ship appears ()ff....138 Faith of Christ confessed. . . . 136 Starvation prevented by scat­ Gravesend,—dies at ...... 146 tering to ...... 97-8 Hostage at Jast...... ,. . . . 128 Point Ployer. Discovered ...... 63 Idolatry renounced ...... 136 Poison. Opechancanough tries, J amestown,——carries presents on whole colony ...... 232 to ...... 61 Opechancanough used ...... 209 Used on Smith ...... 3-4 Jamestown,—h.eld hostage at. 128 Pokomoke Bay. Origin of name. 63 Jamestown pleases ...... 134 Pokomoke River. Cuscarawock, Japazaws to abduct, for ket­ late name tle ...... 128 Kettle promised for abduction . Wighcocomoco, former name. 63 Pole, Sir Stephen, Knt. (see also of ...... 128 “Poole, Sir Stephen, Knt."). Lady Rebecca in Eng...... 142 London,——Visits ...... 143 Member V. C...... A 10 Marriage, Rolfe and effects. .130 Poles. Manufacture commencod.122 Matoax, Indian name ...... 136 Poles (Persons). Burdensorne.. 77 Name and reason for . . . . . 136 Pitch made by ...... 77 Peace not secured by, as Policies. ‘Controlled by laws of pledge ...... 133-4 Eng ...... A 21 Pleased with Jast...... 134 Political Economy. Stith observ.1- ’ Pledges of, not enough for tions on ...... 82 peace ...... 133-4 Polonian Lord. Haswell the inter­ Plot agst. S. exposed by.. 89-0 preter of ...... 224 Powhatan abduction attempt­ Pomet, Richard (Merchant). Mem­ ed with ...... 129 ber V. C...... A 11 Powhatan conceals, near Pa­ Pond of Fresh Water. Discov­ towmack ...... 127 ered ...... _...... 63 Powhatan,——no desire to re­ Poole, Robert. Testifies as to Ind. __‘__’W_M"______,______,,___,?.,_€____,._..,_‘,_,.,,..,;,___,,.4.._.,,..,1 .turn to ...... 136 treachery ...... 142 Powhatan sends buckskins. .136 Poole. Sir Stephen, Knt. (see also Provisions taken to cols. . . . 56 “Pole, Sir Stephen, Knt.”). Rebecca, the Christian name Member C. for Va...... A 16 of ...... 136 Poor (see also “Dissolute Ones,” Religion effect on...... 136 “Lewd Ones,” “Loose Ones,” Renounces idolatry ...... 136 “‘LiberIfines,” “Rakes," etc.). Rolfe and her love ...... 136 To be sent to Va...... 193 Rolfe marries ...... I 30 Poor Paper Edition of Stith. Re­ Rolfe romance ...... 129-0 ferred to ...... B. N., vii Romance with Rolfe ...... 129-0 Popham, Sir Francis, Knt. Mem­ Saves S. life ...... 55 ber C. for Va...... 36 Saves Spilman. . . .116, 118, 240-1 Pophum, George, Gent. Coloniza­ Smith called “Father” ...... 143 tion powers to ...... A 4-5 Smith entertained by ...... 61 Grants to, reconciled ...... :\. 8 Smith gets presents from. . . . 56 Invasion to be repelled by. ..-1 5 Smith life saved by ...... 55 Member V. C. of Plimouth. . Smith rebuked by ...... 143 3: A 1 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 105

Necessaries for Orders to intimidate G. A. . . Powers granted - 326 (316) Second Colony of, and oth­ Privy C. Commr ...... 324 (314) ers ...... 35-6; A 2-3 Reliable in business . . . 307 (297) Tenure under ...... A 7 Secretary of Col...... 157 Tranportation necessaries. . . Treachery disclosed to Co. . . A 4-5, 6 325-6 (315-6) Warwick .Faction,—member .190 Popoguffo. Hell of Indians ...... 17 Sun sets in ...... 1? Posts. Manufacture commenced. .122 Popham, Sir John. Dies ...... 75 Pot, Mr. John (see also “Pots”). Grants to ...... A 8 Declaration by G. A. signed Infamy of ...... 75 by ...... 317 (307) Lord Chief Justice ...... 74-5 Member C. in Va...... 193 Plimouth Company,——member Physician-Gen. vice Bohun..188 of 7 Pot Ashes. Manufacture urged. .177 Popula.tion* (see also “Colonists,— Pots. Indians bring food in . . . . 11 population”). Pots, Dr. (see also “Pot”). English relieved by colony. . . MemberC.of S, ...... A 33 335 (325) Physician to Co...... A 33 Port Royal. Argall sent to. . . .132-3 Poulterers. The Company of. Mem­ Beverley on Ar. exped ...... 154 ber V. C, ...... A 14 ~ Portsmouth. Drake takes cols. Pountis, Mr. John. Complains back 16 agst. betrayers of Inds ...... 240 -Second Colony controlled by.. 36 Declaration signed by. .317 (307) Dies on Way home. .322 (312) Portugal. Africa explored by... 2 Expenses provided . .322 (312) Portugal, John II of. Columbus of­ Goes to Eng‘. in behalf colo­ fers services to ny ...... 322 (312), 332 (322) Portuguese. American lands ac­ Member C. in Va...... 182 quired by ...... Member C. of S...... A 33 Brazil discovered by ...... 3 Petition to King presented by Maritime expeds. of, first. . . .2-3 3 (313) Pory, Mr. John. Acts of C. com­ Sollicitor for cause in Va. . . mitted to ...... 307 (297) 322 (312) Acts published ‘by, in Va., Vice-Admiral of Va...... 191 307 (297) Powder (see also "Arms,” "Ammu­ Argall conspiracy by ...... 157 nition,” "Gunpowder”). Arrives as Commr. from P. Azores,-spent in fight off. . . . 29 ...... 314 (304) Barrels sent to King ...... 233 Ascendency at Court ...... Collection of ...... A 4-5 325-6 (315—6) Explosion injures S...... 106 Commission expiires ...... 190 Explosion kills Inds...... 96 Commissioner ...... 307 (297) Indians killed ...... 96 Commissioner from P. C. . . . Magic power ...... 96-7 324 (314) Newport steals ...... 81 Commissioner, re-turns. 338 (328) Plantations to have ...... Conspires to save Ar...... 157 331-2 (321-2) Council Clerk bribed by. 325 (315) Provision for ...... A 28 Double dealing ...... 190 Punishment for Wasting . . . . General A. intimidated by 332 (322) orders ...... 326 (316) ' Scarcity of ...... 316 (306) Letters intercepted by ...... 193 Smith injured by explos. . . . . 106 Member Council ...... 158 Stolen by N...... 81 Orders sent by .....324 (314) Stolen from Jast...... 90

‘According to the estimates and censuses taken prior to the first Federal Census on 1790, the population of the colony of Virginia at different periods was ass follows: 1616 (estimate), 351; 1620 (estimate), 2,400; 1628 (estimate), 3,000; 1635 (census), 5,119; 1640 (estimate), 7.467; 1648 (estimate), 15,000; 1659 (estimate), 3,000; 1671 (estimate), 40,­ 000; 1717 (estimate). 100.000: 1754 (estimate), 284,000; 1772 (es­ timate), 475,000; 1775 (estimate), 550,000; 1782 (census), 567,61-i.—— Census Bulletin (Population: Virginia) January, 1912), p. 1, note. 106 INDEX TO STITI-1'5 HISTORY OF _VIRGINIA.

Supply of ...... 331-2 (321-2) Coronation ...... 78-9 Transportation ...... A 18-9, 28 Craftiness ...... 87 Wasting of,-—punis'hment . . . Crown brought by N...... 77 332 (322) Cruelty of ...... 55 Vverowocomoco, — Inds. at, Dale “brothered” by ...... 134 killed by explosion ...... 96 Dale compounds with ...... 225 Powel, Captain Naitlianiel. Char­ Dale negotiations with ...... 129 acteristics ...... 157, 212 Daughter sold for Roanoke . . 135 Colonists (lost) not 1oc_a1‘ed Denies S. sent for ...... 86 by ...... 99 Deserters killed before ...... 100 Deputy Gov. under Ar, . . . . 157 Deserters not detained . . . . . 100 Governor ...... 212 Designs of, warned agst ...... 85 Guides conduct ...... 99 Dies (1618) ...... 154 Jamestown,—colonist at . . . . 46 Divine right ...... 142 Killed ...... 212 Domains (hereditary) . . . 53, 54 Mangoags visited by ...... 99 English to protect. .'. . . . 104, 131 Member Council ...... 158 Entertains S. and N ...... 57-8 Member C. of S...... A 33 Feared less than Smith . . . . 100‘ Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90 Fears .betrayal ...... 139 White not located ...... 99 Fears O...... 139 Powel, William, Gent. (see also Firearms only desired ...... S6 name below). Forbids cols. to use riv. . . . .~84 Member V. C...... A 13 Germans desert to ...... 95 Powel, Capt. William (see also Germans importune, to join name above). them ...... 99-0 Indians punished by ...... 212 Germans remain with ...... 100 Massacre warning given by. . 212 Germans sent to Jast...... 90 Warned ...... 212 God,——explanationof demanded Powhatan (Emperor). Addresses, by - ...... 144 to S...... 86, 88 God,—revered as ...... 54-5 Age of ...... 55, 87 Great Werowance ...... 54 Alliance feared by Cks. . . . 130-1 Guides refused by ...... 79 Ambassador sent ...... 133-6 Hamer ambassador to . . . . 133-6 Answer of Eng. to ...... 128-9 Hate-hets for,—S. to make.. 55 Answer to Dale ...... 135 Importuned to join Germans Answer of, to invitation. . . . 78 99-0 Appearance (physical) . .53, 55, 58 Invited to Jast...... 77 Attacks S...... '...... 88-9 Invites S. to him ...... 84 Attacks West settlernent. . . . .105 Kettle given, for corn ...... 87 Authority weak ...... 223-4 King's Forest laid off by. . . .223 Beads (blue) bought ...... 59 .Tamestown,——Germanssent to.90 Beads offered, for daughter. . 135 .Tamestown,———invited to . . . . . 77 Betrayal cols. ordered . . . . . 65 Jamestown,——wrong-doers sent Betrayal to Eng. feared . . . .139 130 by ...... 97 Boasts his age ...... 87 Jus divinum of ...... 142 Boats cols. cut off ...... 116 Language of, on East. Sho.. 62' Boundary domains of ...... 54 Manakins allied agst ...... 71 Bounty of ...... 56 Manakins not to harm . . . . . 104 Boy given, by N...... 59 Mangoags not subject to .. 99 Brothers of ...... 53, 54 Mannahocks allied agst ...... 71 Capahowsick given S...... 55-6 Manner _of living ...... 54, 58 Census of Eng. sought by. . . . Marriage of P0. approved...130 143, 143-4 'Monaca.ns hostile to ...... 61 Characteristics ...... 55, 154-5 Morals of ...... 54, 58 Cheats N...... 58 Moy-umps, refuge of . . . . . 138-9 Chickahominies fear alliance. Murder of S. planned . ...89, 93 130-1 Name (proper) of ...... 53 Concubines ...... 58 Namontack given Newport. . . 59 Corn given by ...... 97 Negotiations . . . . .' ...... 129 Corn given for kettle ...... 87 Newport brings crown, etc . . 77 Corn,—has none ...... 86 Newport entertained by. . . . 57-8 Corn overvalued ...... 86 Newport esteemed WeroWance.58 Corn promised ...... 84, 128 Newport fails to trade with. 77 Corn taken from ...... 84 Newport given servant . . . . 59 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Newport gives, boy ...... 59 Smith received ...... 55 Newport gives, swords ...... 61 Smith reply to ...... 88 Newport obeys ...... 88 Smith secures provisions from Newport receives shoes of. . . : 79 85-6 Newport swindled ...... 58 Smith sent to death-place. . . . 55 Objects to bending knee. . . .78-9 Smith spared by ...... 55 Opechancanough and rites over Smith terrorizes ...... 96-7 . 2 0 9 Smith to be killed ...... 93 Opechancanough assumes govt. Smith to make hatchets for. . 55 1 4 7 Smith tries to entrap ...... 93 Opeohancanough, brother of. 50 Smith warned agst...... 85 Opechancanough feared by..139 Spilman protected from .118 Opitchapan succeeds ...... 155 Starvation colony tried by. . . . 80 Orapakes owned by ...... 51 Subtlety of, in address ...... 86 Orders Inds. betray cols. . . . 65 Succeeded by Opitchapan. . . . 155 Peace token demanded by. . .134 Succession in kingdom 8'7 Pocahontas and ransom by. .128 Susquesahanocks not know. . . 69 Pocahontas protects Spilman Swords given, for turkies . . . . 61 from ...... 118 Terrorized by Smith powers.96-7 Presents brought, by N ...... 77 Throne of ...... 55 Presents sent by ...... 97 Tomocomo sent to Eng. for Presents sent by P0...... 61 data ...... 143, 143-4 Presents sent to ...... 56 Tomocomo to see if S. dead. .143 Presents to,—el'fect of, bad.. 77 Tools desired ...... 136 Philosophises with S...... 87 Toys desired ...... 136 Plans murder S...... S9, 93 Treachery of ...... 128 Population Eng.‘ sought by. . Turkies given N. for swords. . 61 14 3, 143-4 Tyranny of ...... 71 Visits sundry parts ...... 147 Provisions secured from . . .85-6 Volday flees to ...... 103 Raid on, planned ...... 84 Volday replied to ...... 103 Ransom of Po.,—what . . . . . 128 Werowocomoco, chief seat of. 53 Reception of. to Smith 55 West attacked ...... 105 Reply to, by S...... 88 West’s men complained of..105 Reply to Volday ...... 103 Why called Repulse by S...... 88-9 Withdraws to Moy—umps.. .138-9 Responce, to I-Iamer ...... 135 Wrong-doers sent to Jast. Revered as God ...... 54-5 Powhatan (Town). Chief seat of Rights arise from ...... 54 P 46 Rites over,—pretext ...... 209 'L.;e'.{£e}i '..1a;..‘r"i~;.i1's'IIIIIII III 53 River forbidden cols. by. . . . 84 “Nonesuch,” name of ...... 105 Robes of, made by ...... 55 Powhatan’s hereditary domain Roanoke buys daughter of..135 105 Rolfe sent to ...... 129 Rolfe son of interest to 147 Smith tries to buy,—terms.104-5 Sav'age given, by N ...... 59 Powhatan River. Explored..45, 46 Savage recognized by ...... 134 James River ...... 46 Seat (chief) of ...... 46, 53 Powhatans. Importance in world. 71 Servant given Newport 59 Prat, John. Member V. C. . . . .A 11 Shoes of, given N...... 79 Preachers (see also “Clergymen,” Smith addressed by ...... 86, 88 “Priests,” “Ministers"). Smith always denies ...... 88 Member V. C...... -.A 12 Smith asks provs. of ...... 85-6 Whitaker at I-Ienrico ...... 124 Smith attacked ...... 88-9 P1-ebend of Westminster. Rev. Mr. Smith conducted to ...... 51-3 Richard Hackluyt ...... 32, 35 Smith death of interest to..143 Preheminences. Granted ...... Smith entertained ...... 57-8 A 23, 24, 25 Smith feared more than . . . .100 ’P1-entices. See “Apprentices.” Smith freed by ...... 55—6 Prcrogrative. Age of ...... A iv Smith given Capahowsick. .55-6 Curbing of, ...... A iv Smith head desired by 89 Encroachments of ...... 179 Smith invited come to ...... 84 Government by ...... A iv Smith murder planned by. .89, 93 Grants based upon ...... A 30 Smith not sent for ...... 86 King governs by ...... A iv Smith plans raid on ...... 84 King quarrels about ...... 206 108 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Royal,—raiding of . . . . 341 (331) Smith (1608) ...... 66, 76 Southampton opposed to . . . .230 Smith (1609) ...... 113 Presents (see also “Gifts," “Be­ Wingfield (1607) ...... 45 quests”). Judicial proceedings subscribed Conies ...... 10 ...... 39 'Coral ornaments ...... 10 Jury trials to be provided by. 38 Cucumbers ...... 10 Martin ...... 104 Deer ...... 10, 65, 97 Oath Allegiance administered Deer,—a day before Mas. . . . 209 by ...... 43 Dyes ...... 10 Oath Allegiance taken by. . . . 43 English give ...... 10 Ordnance,——mounting of,—or­ Fish ...... 9, 10 dered by ...... 46 Fruit brought. . . .11, 49, 67, 209 Powers ...... 38-41, 42-3 Hares sent ...... 10 Ratcliffe ...... 48 Indians bring..9, 10, 11, 14, 31-2, Scrivener ...... 67 49, 56, 56-7, 59, 61, 64, 65, 67, Smith ...... 66, 67, 113 68-9, 86, 90, 92, 96, 97, 141, 209 Smith falsely accused by . . . . 47 Menatonon sends Lane ...... 14 Smith rules overridden by.. . 57 Newport brings to P...... 77 Wingfield ...... 45 Offered by Indians ...... 92, 97 Presidents of the Council, see Opechancanough given 51 “Council in Virginia—Prelsi­ Opechancanough offers S. . . . 92 dents.” Opechancanough receives. . . . Preston, Sir Amias, Knt. Member _ 147, 172 C. for Va...... A 16 Pearl sent to Lane ...... 14, 31-2 Member V. C...... A 9 Pease sent as ...... 10 Pocahontas carries, to S..56, 61 Ralegh quarrels with ...... 125 Powhatan effected badly by. . 77 Pretty, George, Gent. Member V. Powhatan receives ...... 56 C...... A 11 Powhatan sends ...... 97 Price. Plots agst. Government . .123 Powhatan sends by P0. . . . 61 Price, Henry. Member V. C. . . .A 12 Prideaux, Mr. Food sought by. . 15 Roots sent as ...... 10 Priests (see also “Clergymen," Smith gives to O...... 51 “Ministers”). Smith offered ...... 92 Peace for Inds. sought for. . . . 49 Smith to P...... 56-7, 59 Priests (of Indians). Influence of Smith's kindness gains . . . . . 111 233 Squirrels brought as ...... 97 Religion impresses ...... 18 Turkies ...... 97, 209 Prince Charles. Confirms name Venison ...... 11, 49, 86, 90 given New England ...... 136 Walnuts sent by Inds ...... 10 Smith favoured by ...... 142 President and Council. Assign men Prince Henry. Ralegh alluded to ' for discovery ...... by ...... 125 Oath to Pres. by selection of. . 43 Ralegh interceded for by . . . .155 Powers abrogated ...... 101 Town named after ...... 124 Powers cease,—when . . . .A 17-8 Prince Henry of Portugal. Sends Smith envied by ...... 57 out fleet ...... 2 President of Second Colony. Pop­ Pring-, Martin. Captain of Bristol ham sent as ...... 75 exp-ed...... 32-3 Presidents of the Colony)’ Printer. Wechelius ...... 16 Arms display forbidden by.. 46 Prison. Indians kept in ...... 105 Assessed for accusing S.... 47 Prisoners. Indians restore ...... 239 Duties of ...... 37 Indian promise to restore. . . .241 Election ...... 37, 42-3 ' Restored ...... 239 Excessive power allowed . . . . 41 Smith accusers sent, to Eng. . 56 Fort ordered palisaded by . . 46 Privileges. Confirmed.A 22, 27-8, 31-2 Incumbents.— General Assembly grants..160-1 Martin (1609) ...... 104 Granted..200; A 22, 23, 24, 25, Ratcliffe (1607) ...... 48 27-8, 31-2 Scrivener (Act., 1608) . 67 More ample, in Second Char­ ‘The text is ofttimes so confusing that dne cannot tell whether ‘the “President” referred to is the President of the Colony or of the Council in Virginia; hence, some of the references to “President of the Colony” may have found their way to the proper place under “Council in Virginia," or Vice versa. BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 109

ter ...... 101 King’s intentions conveyed by. Ratification of ...... A 31-2 373 (363) Right to Eng...... 160 King's proposals,—ansWer to. Security of ...... 326-7 305-6 (295-6) Privy Chamber. Thorpe, gentle­ Letter sent ...... 322 (312) man‘ of ...... 163 Letter to,—contents ...... < Privy Council. Action of, amazes 323-5 (313-5) Co...... 304-5 (294-5) Letters intercepted by..300 (290) Advice of lord of ...... 169 Letters of Co. returned.314 (304) Answer to, delivered. . 272 (262) Letters pretext to withhold re­ Answer to King’s proposals. . port ...... 325 (315) 305-6 (295-6) Martin recommended by. . .225-6 Answer to order of . .271 (261) Menacing orders given by. .. Answer to, returned . .328 (318) 314 (304) Appeal to, by Co...... 169 Member C. for Va...... 36 Appoint Commissioners ...... Members not to attend meet­ 307 (297) ing at Smith (T) ..339 (329) Assumes illegal powers.310 (300) Members of, take over man­ Attitude displeased King. . . . . 170 agement colony. .338-9 (328-9) Books sequestered by. .298 (288) Oath prescribed by ...... 41 Butler rebuked by ...... 243 Order of ...... 303-7 (293-7) Charters in Office ...... A iii Order (another) of.306-7 (296-7) Clerk of ...... 36 Order of, obeyed ...... 306 (296) Commission, based on John­ Orders books retained by.... vi son pet...... 298 (288) Orders of, to Co. ....314 (304) Commissioners appointed. . . . Orders of, pub1ished..326 (316) 307 (297) Petitioned to return books.. Commissioners arrive..314 (304) 308 (298) Commissioners return to Eng. Powers assumed by. . . .310 (300) 338-9 (328-9) Quo warranto resisted by. . Commissioners urged to report 309 (299) to ...... 310 (300) Relief ships ordered by.307 (297) Company amazed by ...... Records of Co. taken by.. .. 304-5 (294-5) 340-1 (330-1) Company appeals to ...... 169 Records sequestered by.298 (288) Company desires reference to. Representations to . . . .269 (259) 281 (271) Report to, unknown ...... Company gets orders from. . 338-9 (328-9) 314 (304) Report to, urged ...... 310 (300) Company’s letters returned Smith's (T),-—meeting at not by ...... 314 (304) attended by ...... 339 (329) Company’s records taken by. . Southampton admitted to .. .179 340-1 (330—1) Submission to, expected . . . . Complaints referred to.290 (280) 336-7 (326—7) Deputies released by. .298 (288) Summons Dep. Treas...... Deputy Farrar summoned by. 300 (290), 303 (293) 300 (290), 303 (293) Summons Johnson . . . .267 (257) Duties of ...... 310 (300) Summons warring faction . . Farrar, .T.,summoned by.... 267 (257) 267 (257) Testimonials presented.298 (288) Farrar, N. summoned by. . . . . Tobacco ordered brought in. . 270 (260) 267 (257), 303 (293) Tobacco released by ...... 169 Illegal powers assumed.310 (300) Warring factions summoned Insistence of ..272-3 (262-3) by ...... 267 (257) -Johnson pet. basis Commis- ‘ Privy Sea]. King uses ...... 36, 43 sion ...... 298 (288) Laws for colonies under....A 3 Johnson presents pet. to. . . . Proclamations. Charter grants not 309 (299) prejudiced by ...... A 22 Johnson summoned by . Commodities ...... 321 (311) 267 (257) Dissolution of Co. . . .340 (330) King displeased’ with ...... 170 Iniquity of, to dissolve Co. . . Kingto giveorderto 340 (330) 289-0 (279-0) Laws taken from ....332 (322) 110 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Letters Patent not prejudiced Gates brings ...... 102, 123 by ...... A 31-2 Gookin brings ...... 205 Lottery ...... A 22 Horse-flesh used as ...... 116 Marriage of women. . . .332 (322) Indian (buried) used as ....116 Piracy, provided for . . . .A 6-7 Indians bring..56, 65, 68-9, 90, Provided for ...... 5, A 6-7 92, 96, 97, 141 Powhatan’s, protecting Eng.. 58 Jamestown,-—burned at . . . . . 59 Laid in ...... 115 PuritansProduction, leaving ordered. Eng. . . 301 (2911); Lane considers ample ...... 64 Quest-house call for. . 301 (291) Pocahontas brings ...... 56 Ratified ...... 331 (321) Powhatan asked for ...... 85-6 Referred to ...... 200 Powhatan boasts can hide. . . . 87 Revocation sought ...... 201 Powhatan gives ...... 85-6 Ratified by G. A...... 331 (321) Newport brings second sup­ Suppressed ...... 338-9 (328—9) ply ...... 61 Tobacco importations Newport brings third supply, 247, 273-4 (263-4) 102, 103 Tobacco monopoly ...... 198-9 Newport fails to get ...... 77 Tobacco revoked ...... 201-2 Price advanced ...... 59 Proctor, Mrs. Refuses to obey or­ Public. wasted ...... 164 ders and defends her estate. .235-6 Ratciiffe steals ...... 66 Proctor, George (Minister). Mem­ Scarce and cols. sent to New ber V. C ...... A 12 Eng...... 75 Proctor, Mr. John. Answer to B. Scarcity and cause . . . .300 (290) Infrm. by ...... 291 (281) Scarcity of . . . .48, 75, 300 (290) Profanity. See “Cursing.” Scarcity of, sends cols. home. 75 Profits. Confirmed..A 22, 27-8, 31-2 Scrivener seeks ...... 83, 84 Granted ...... A 22, 23, 25 Second supply arrives ...... 76 Ratification of ...... A 31-2 Sent to colony. . .57, 76, 102, 103. Projector. Definition of ...... 244 122, 197, 232 Proprietors. Bad for colony. . . . Smith asks of P...... 85-6 339-0 (329-0) Smith secures from P. . . . .85-6 Worse than Royal Govern­ Smith strives for ...... 77 ment ...... 339 (329) Smith's (T) corruption as to. 57 Somers brings ...... 102 Proude,C...... Capt. William. Member 10 Sought by S...... 50, 116 Provisions (see also “Corn,” Spent, S. returns ...... 66 tuals,” “Food,” Rations”). Stolen by Ratcliffe ...... 66 Abundance among Cks ...... 131 Supply in Somers Islands. . . .127 Abundant, promised ...... 140 Supply, left by D...... 121 Argall applies for ...... 148 Third supply arrives. . .102, 103 Argall secures ...... 118, 147 Wasted ...... 116, 164 Arrive..57, 76, 102, 103, 123, 127, Water in fort good . . . . 97 140, 205 Provost Marshal. Martin resists.224 Bermudas source of. . . . 115, 118 Prusey, Ambrose, Gent. Member Burned at Jast ...... 57 V. C...... A 11 Captured from French . . . . 122-3 Pumpions. Abundance of ...... 50 Chickahominies have plenty. 131 Punishments (see also “Death Pen­ Collection restricted ...... 106-7 alties”). Complaints as to . . . .300 (290) Conspirators escape ...... 106 Consumed by crew ...... 59 Provided ...... 38, 38-9, 41-2 Corn (ship-load) secured by Purchas. Dale tells, O. sent Tomo­ Argall ...... 118 como to Eng...... 144 Corruption as to ...... 57 Stith uses ...... iv Dale promises ...... 140 Puritans. Bancroft requires, to Dale sent with ...... 122, 140 conform ...... 76 Damaged by rain ...... 1 . 74 Conform to Ch. of Eng ...... 76 Delawarr leaves supply of. . .121 Consent of King for, to leave Delawarr seeks ...... 117, 118 country ...... 76 Destitute of ...... 316 (306) Hated by Court of James. . . . 76 Dogs ample ...... 64 Exhausted ...... 48 Purse, Adventure of The. Defined139­ 0 First supply arrives ...... 57 Pym, Mr. Imprisoned by King. .206-7 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 111

Q. him ...... 134 Quecn’s Creek. Werowocomoco Qua:-les. John. Member V. C. .A 12 opposite ...... 53 Quarter Courts (See also “Great Quarries. Authority to Work.A 15, 24 and General Quarter Courts”). For Courts King's C...... A 26 Action of, on charter surren­ Quest-House. Records (all) .or­ der ...... 304-295 (294-5) dered to ...... 301 (291) Action of, on Smith’s (T) ac­ Warrants for appearance at. counts ...... 275 '265) 301 (291) Appeals to..256, 258 (248), 259 Quick, William (Grocer). Mem­ (249), 260 (250) ber V. C...... A 12 Attendance at ...... 260 (250), 282 (272) Quiver. Ceremony with ...... 72 Censures Wrote . . . . .262 (252) Wolf skin ...... 68 Charges agst. Wrote reported Quiyoughquohanocks. God’s su­ periority conceded by ...... 99 to ...... 258 (248) 1 Confirmation laws by ...... Guides obtained from ...... 99 196-7; A Location of ...... 99 Confirms grants ...... 219 Rain-prayer sought by ...... 99 Confirms Pountis grant . . . . 191 Smith to pray for rain for. . . 99 Contract confirmed by.267 (257) Quiyough River. Patowmack Contract to be referred to.. Creek ...... 65 285 (275) Quorum. For suits ...... 330 (320) Decision of, not to be ques­ Quo Warranto. Attorney General tioned ...... 256 prosecutes agst. Co. . . . .308 (298) Duties of ...... 305 (295) Company prosecuted with. . . Election adjourned to next..180 308 (298) Freedom of speech permitted. Determinated of, not final... by ...... 262-3 (2.5%-:3) 339-0 (329-0) General Assembly's acts r:..ti­ Farrar served with ...... fied by ...... 196-7; A 34 307-3 (297—8) Grants confirmed by . . . .191, 219 Issued before many in coun­ Laws to be ratified by try ...... 310 (300) 196-7; A 34 Salaries defended by defend­ Letters patent on duties . .. . ants of ...... 309 (299) 305 (295) Members present ...... R. 260 (250), 232 (272) Ofiicers elected by.299-0 (289-0) Rabbits. See “Hares.” Pountis grant confirmed by. .191 Race of Ham. See “Ham, Race of.” (.)uoWarranto proceedings re­ Racoon Skins. Powhatan uses jected ...... 39S I298) robe of ...... 55 Ratification of laws by ...... Rails. Manufacture of, begun...1Z2 196-7; A 34 Rain. Indians ask S. to pray for. 99 Refuses to enter Quo War­ Rakes (see also “Lewd Ones,” ranto proceedings. . .308 (298) “Loose Ones,” "Paupers,” Refuses surrender charters. . . "Poor,” “Dissolute Ones,” “Lib­ 30>; (298) ertines”). ;'smith’s (T) accounts acted on Third supply brings ...... 103 by ...... 27:-1 (265) Ralegh, Carew. Company con­ Surrender charters demanded fers freedom on ...... 290 (280) of ...... 304-5 (294-5) Court attended by. .290-1 (280-1) Surrender charters resisted. . Observations on death of fath­ 308 (298) er ...... 156 Tobacco contract confirmed by Oxford attended by.290-1 (280-1) 267 (257) Son of R...... 156 Wrote appeals to ...... Travels ...... 290-1 (280-1) 256, 259 (249) Wrote censured by . . . .262 (252) Ralegh, City of. Assigned by Ra­ Wrote,——charges agst. report­ legh ...... 23, 26 ed to ...... 258 (248) Failure of,—why ...... 23, 32 Wrote to submit to . . . .261 (251) Incorporation of ...... 23 Wrote tries to reverse ...... 254 Seat of, advantageous ...... 32 Queen Elizabeth. See “Elizabeth.” Ralegh, Lady. Appeals for Sir Queens. Powhatan’s, kept near Walter's lands and reply to. . . .126 112 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Paid by King for Pictures made for ...... 17 lands Pipes of, extant ...... 21 Ralegh, Sir Walter, Knt. Account Plimouth,—returns to ...... 7 of country by 30 Popham in trial of ...... 75 Adventurer (principal) in Va. 29 Powel Without news of . . . . . 99 Antipathy of King for. .291 (281) Preston’s quarrel with . . . . . 125 Assignment to S. et als. . . .25-6 Prison life of ...... 125-6 Atheism charge explained. . . . 20 Quarrels with Preston . . . . . 125 Azores Battle,—account of. . 29 Regard for services ...... 25 Bark fitted out by ...... 7 Ralegh (city) incorporated by 23 Bristol gets permission from. 32 Relief delayed and vexes.... 25 Brother to Gilbert ...... 7 Relief for Roanoke sent by. . Characteristics of ...... 155-6 21, 25 Charter granted White by. . . 23 Religious gift from ...... Christianity aided by ...... 26 Reply of King to Wife of. . . Coke's bitterness to ...... 126 Roanoke relief sent by. . . .21, 25 Colonizes his lands ...... 25 Roanoke,—searchers sent to, Colony of.—N. to seek. . . .77, 81 by ...... 30 Confined in tower ...... 32 Royalty criticised by ...... 137 Cornwa.ll,—-troops under, at. . 25 Searchers sent to Roanoke by. 39 Criticizes royalty ...... 137 Search for ...... 77, 81, 85, 99 Criticism of history of ...... 137 Sicklemore to seek ...... 85, 99 Customs described by ...... 17 Sicklemore without news of. . 99 Death of,-—letters on ...... 156 Smith assignee of ...... 42 Death of,—observations on . . 156 Son’s observations on death Debauches Maid of Honour. . . 30 of ...... 156 Describes ‘religion, etc ...... 17 Spaniards attitude to death Dies on scaffold ...... 155 of ...... 156 Discoveries by ...... 30 Spaniards fought by . . . . .25, 26 Elizabeth’ favour lost by . . . . 30 Stories of, and tob ...... 21 Esteem of Co. for....291 (281) Tobacco-box of, extant . . . . . 21 Expedition,—not go with . . . . 8 Tobacco smoking introduced Expense of . by ...... 21 Exploits of, to be recorded. . . Todkill without news of . . . . . 99 Exploration funds raised by. . 8 ToWer,—conflned in ...... 32 “Founder and Father of Coun­ Treatise by ...... 17 try" ...... 32 Trial of ...... 75 Freedom of Co. to son of. . . . ­ Troops mustered under . . . . . 25 290 (280 Virginia,.——probably not in.22, 32 Greenvil defended by ...... 29 Virtues of ...... 155-6 I-Iariot observations for . . . . . 17 War agst. Spain ...... 25 History of the World by . . . .137 Wife of, and King’s reply to.126 Howe’s attitude approved by. 29 Wine—vending patent to . . . . . 8 Incorporates City of R. . . . . 23 With pictures for ...... 17 Infamy in trial of ...... 75 Ramsden, Millicent, Widow. Mem­ Irish services of ...... 25 ber V. C...... A 12 King's antipathy for. .291 (281) Randolph, Sir John. Charter in Klng’s reply to wife of . . . 126 papers of ...... A iii Knighted ...... 12 Criticizes article by King. . . . . 41 Knight,—e1ected ...... 11 Death of, setback to Stith.. iv Lands of, settled in family. . .125 Laws to have preface by. . . . .iii Lands taken from ...... 126 Papers of, used by Stith. . . .v, vi Letters Patent to ...... 8 Preface by, prevented ...... iii Letters to, in Hackluyt . . 8 Records described by ...... v-vi Lieutenant of County ...... 25 Records extracted for ...... viii Lord of Roanoke, etc., under. 24 Stith’s, debt to ...... v, vi Maid of Honour debauched Randolph,’ 001. Richard. Marries by ...... 30 great, great granddaughter of Manteo, Lord of, etc., under. 24 P0...... 146 Marries ...... 30 Randolph, Col. William. Henrico MemberC.ofW. 24 ruins on lands of ...... 124 Newport to seek ...... 77, 81 Ransom. Corn taken as ...... 240 Observations made for ...... 17 Rape. Punishment for ...... 38 Parliaments confirms, patent. Rappahanoclxx Creek. Smith am­ 11-2 bushedin ...... 69 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 113

‘ Rappahanock River. Exp1ored.69, 70 Increase and source of 97 Falls of ...... 71 Raven, Mr. Lost with crew. . . .115 Mannahocks dwelt near . 71 Rawhunt. Powhatan’s trusty ser­ Nantaughtacunds live on. . . . 53 vant ...... 56 Smith sails for ...... 65 Reals of Eight. ‘See “Rials of Tappahanock, also name of. . 65 Eight.” Towns on ...... 70, 71 Rear Admiral. Button as ...... 184 Rappahanocks. Ambush Smith. . 69 Rebecca. Christian name of P0. .136 King of, and treaty terms. . . . 72 Rebellion. Martial Law in time King of, chooses woman . . . . 72 of ...... 152 Moraughtaounds friends of.. 72 Martial law to suppress. . . .A 21 Peace with,—terms of . . . . . 72 Punishment for ...... 38, 41 Smith attacked by ...... 69, 70 Receivers. Lotteries to have. . . .A 31 Smith makes peace with . . . . 72 Recorder. Title of, assumed. . . . . 60 Women stolen by ...... 69 Recorder of City of London. Mem­ Rasberries. On New Eng. Coast. . 31 ber C‘. for Va ...... 3 Ratcliffe, Alias of Capt. Sicklemore. Records. Adventurers.—book of, Member V. C...... 11 in ...... A 22 Ratclitfe, Capt. John. Abandon­ Argall exped. not mentioned ment of Va. intended by ...... 50 Blamed by S...... 83 in ...... 154 Chesapeake explored by. . . . . 69 Audit false according to. . . . Conspiracy of agst. S...... 56 275 (265) Council controlled by ...... 48 Book of ...... A iii Cruelty of ...... 66 Book of adventurers in . . . . .A 22 Deposed as Pres...... 66 Burgesses order copies ...... viii Desires to return home . . . . . 44 Burned at Jast.,—probably. . .viii Disheartened ...... 44 Byrd purchases ...... vi Explorations by ...... 69 Charters among oldest .A in Imprisoned ...... 74, I04 Company ...... 257 Indians not controlled by. . . . 61 Company clearly depicted in. .vi Instructions given ...... 42 Company, mention treatise by Letter of, to Salisbury ...... 82 ...... 217 Manakins sought under . . . . . 61 Company, show audit false. . Member C. in Va...... 45 275 (265) Member V. C. Companies, mention many Mutiny of ...... things ...... iii Palace of,———-workstopped. . . . 76 Condition of ...... v-vi Plots agst. S...... 80-1, 106 Contents of ...... v-vi Presidency taken from . . . . . 66 Copies, ordered ...... viii President of Colony ...... 48 Defaced ...... A iii Pride of ...... 66 Defects in,-—-omissions. . . 154, 160 Salisbury written to by ...... 82 Described ...... v-vi; A iii-v Sicklemore his real name.83, 102 Duty,—order as to....273 (263) Slain ...... 116 Entries of, not recovered Smith blames ...... 83 from P. C...... 308 (298) Smith conspired agst. by.... 56 General Court, reprove S..141-2 Smith ignored by ...... 60 Gift entered in ...... 231 Smith plotted agst. by . . . . .80-1 Great shares mentioned in..139 Smith sent by, to Manakins. . 61 House of Burgesses orders, Smith's murder plotted by.. 106 preserved ...... vii1 Steals stores ...... 60 Laws in ...... 328 (318) Trade sought by ...... 116 Matters passed not mentioned Treatment by ...... 129 in ...... 160 Trouble by, upon return. . . . 102-3 Members V. C. referred to in. Weakness of ...... 49 340 (330) Rations (see also “Food,” “Sup­ Oath,—copy of, in . . . .325 (315) plies," “Provisions”). Oldest, in Secretary Oflice. .A iii Barley at Jast...... 47 Original, taken ...... 341 (331) Bran at Jast...... 47-8 Papers (lost) mentioned in.A iii Meal, at Jast...... 315 (305) Ploughs mentioned in ...... 149 Pease under Smith (T) .315 (305) Preservation, ordered ...... viii Wheat, at Jast...... 47-8 Privy Council not return en­ Rats. tries of ...... 308 (298) Food destroyed by ...... 94, 97 Production ordered. . . .301 (291) Food made from ...... 315 (305) Quest-house call for . .301 (291) 114 INDEX TO srITH’s HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Searching of, careless ...... 182 blood ...... 316 (306) Secretary’s ...... A in Church-going under penaIty.148 sequestered ...... 298 (288) Clergymen enough ..312 (302) Smith reproved by, of Gen. Clergymen scarce ...... 172-3 Court ...... -141-2 Colonies for propagation of. . Southampton approval entered 289 (279) in ...... 230 Communin at Jast...... 47 Stith uses. .B. N., v; iv-v, vi-vii; Conversion, impossible ...... A iii-V 296 (286) “Tomakin” for Tomocomo in.147 Conversion of Inds..19, 24, 26, 34, Tomocomo called “Tomakin” 37, 40-1, 194, 195, 214, 215-6, in ...... 147 217, 218, 233, 282 (272), 294 Records of Assembly. Smith (T) (284), 295 (285), 296 (286), in bad light in ...... 57 334-5 (324-5) Records of London Company. Sfe Conversion of Inds. recount­ “London Company's Records; ed ...... 335 (325) Rector of College. For conversion Education of Inds.. . . .214, 215-6 of Inds...... ' ...... 218 Education provided for....A 20 Reeds. Roof thatching with. . . . 59 Effect on Inds, ...... 68 Reflner. Manakin exped. carries. 79 Effect on P0...... 136, 143 Reformation, History of. Bennet’S. Exercises among cols ...... 68 3, guide to Stith...... A., ill Foundation of, destroyed . .217 G-od,——sightof requested. . . . . 144 Relations. Of Berms. by Somers.1.26 7 Hariot teaches Inds...... 19 Of grievances, given. .336 (326) Indian ...... 17-9, 99 Of Grievances,—none in Va. . Indians seem to take to....204 338 (328) Indians taught ...19, 194, 195 Of quarrel of King and Com­ Instructions as to ...... 194 mons ...... 206-7 Kind of, to be taught ...... 37 Of Va., by Hamer ...... 133 King provides for. .37, 40-1, 204 Rolfe’s aids S., ...... iv Manteo baptized ...... 24 Slanderous ...... 324 (314) Marriage (first) at Jast. . . . . 84 Smith sends to Eng...... 88 Mars and Minerva in ...... 233 Smith sends to King ------33 Minerva and Mars in ...... 233 Smith uses Rolfe’s ...... iv Minister not be Pres. of C.. 37 Somers’, of Berms ...... 126-7 Penalty for not going to Virginia good matter for. . . . 191 church ...... 148 Relief. Delayed ...... 26 Pocahontas first Christian Ind. Disaster comes to ...... 27-8 136, 143 Drake’s ships sighted ...... 15 Pocahontas only convert of Planned (1623) .....300 (290) ST...... 295 (285) 'Ra.legh sends to Roanoke. . . .21-2 Pocahontas taught ...... 136 Roanoke gets, from Drake. .. 15 Pocahontas well instructed. . .142 Roanoke,-—sent to. . . . 15, 21-2, 25 Preaching or, provided for... Relief Expeditions. Reaches Cape 37, 40-1, 204 Hatteras ...... 26 President of C. not be min­ Sails for Cape Lookout . . . . . 27 ister ...... 37 Sails for Croatan ...... 26, 27-8 Prevalence of, with Inds.... 99 Religion (see also “Christianity,” Progress of, retarded ...... 217 "Education”) . Propogation of, in Va ...... Advance in, great . . . .295 (285) Aid for, increased . . . . .282 (272) 26, 34, 334-5 (324-5) Baptism of Ind...... 24 Provided for ...... A 20 Bequest for Cks ...... 171-2, 172 -Provisions for . . . . .37, 40-1, 204 Bible taught Inds ...... 19 Purpose of Charters ...... Boyle benefaction for . . . . .217 A 1-2, 22, 23, 33 Charter purpose. .A 1-2, 22, 23, 33 Ralegh benefaction for . . . . 26 Christian blood basis of RaIegh's gift for ...... 26 Ralegh’s orthodoxy ...... 20 churches ...... 316 (306) Rector for Inds ...... 218 Christian Gods superiority Revival of not probable. . . . .217 conceded ...... 99 Stockham tells of ...... 233 Christianity,—propagation of. Thorpe teachers Inds...... 211 26, 34, 334-5 (324-5) Tomocomo asks to see God. .144 Churches founded on Christian Representative Government. Gen­ BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 115

eral Assembly called ...... 160 Summoned by P. C. . . .267 (257) King violates 41 Tobacco treaty proposed by. . Power to have, brought by Y.158 273-4 (263-4) Smith (T) govnt. cause of. .182 Rich, Robert. Member V. C...A 13 Tyranny of in Va ...... 293 (283) Rider, Mr. Coloniel policies criti­ Yeardley’s intention to hold cised by ...... _...... 272 (262) G. A...... 158 Riddleton, Sir Stephen. Knt. Mem­ Reprieve. Provided for ...... 38 ber V. C...... A 10 Republican Form of Government. Ridgewine, Sir Thos., Knit. Mem­ Chiokahominies use ...... 130 ber V. C‘...... A 10 Requests, Master of. See “Master Right, Petition of. See “Petition of Requests.” of Right.” Restraint. Letters Patent not suf­ Rings (Gold). Spent at tavern oft fer from ...... A 31-Z Jast...... 59 Restoration. Mentioned ...... vi Rivers. Character of. . . . . 318 (308) “Revenge” (Ship). Founders. . . . 30 Roanoke (Beads). Best, on East. Revenue (see also “Toba.cco," Shore ...... 63 "Duty"). Pocahontas sold for ...... 134 King deceived as to. . . .336 (326) Powhatan sells daughter for. .135 Reverends (see “Ministers,” "Cler— White beads gymen,” “Hunt," "Hack1uyt,” Roanoke and Dassamonpea-ke, Lord etc.). of. Manteo styled, as reward. 24 Rewards. Benet gets ...... 199 Roanoke Island. Abandoned. .16, 28 Farrar gets ...... 231 Amidas arrives at ...... 10 Reynolds (Brewer) (first name Assignees of, not diligent.. 26 omitted). Member V. C...... A 14 Assignment of interests by R._. 25-6 Re‘yno(l3ds,Henry, Esqr. Member 11 Canoes on, seized ...... 15 Colonization of, attempted. . . A 10 13, 22, 23 Colony moved to Croatan. . . . 27 of Rhine." Croatan new location of col­ Rhode Island. Explored by Wey­ ony ...... 27 mouth ...... 33 Dassamonpeakes opposite 24 Rials of Eight. Taken from Span­ Drake rescues ...... 15 iards ...... 320 (310) Greenvil sails to aid ...... 12 Riccai-d’s Cliffs. Smith discovers Greenvil 2nd. attempt to colo­ and names ...... nize ...... 22 Rice. Distributed by Newce. . . . .237 Greenvi1’s men slain ...... 23 Rich, Lord (see also “Warwick, Greenvil’s men sought . . . . . 23 Earl of”). Lane returns to ...... 14 Argall combines with ...... 145 North Carolina Coast ...... 9 Brother of, in Ar. Faction.186-7 Ralegh assigns interests. . . . 25-6 Clare, Earl of,—why not made Ralegh sends relief to ...... 25 153 Ralegh sends searchers for. . . 30 Control attempted by ...... 145 Relief arrives at ...... 21 Designing member of Co. . . . 145 Relief of, delayed ...... 26, 27 Warwick, Earl of ...... 153 Relief sent to ...... 25 Rich. Sir Nathaniel. Argall-Smith Rescued ...... 15 Faction,—member ...... 186-7 Searchers for, sent ...... 30 Banished to Ireland ...... 207 Selected by cols...... 18 College estab.,—member corn.163 'T‘own on ...... 10-1 Fortifications advised by. . . . . 174 Wococan,——distance from . . . . 10 Lord Treas. _summons. .266 (256) Vvococan not ...... 9 Member Ar.-S. faction. . . . .186-7 Rnzmoke River. Mangoags on Nominated Director . . 265 (255) branches of ...... 99 Patriot Party member of Lords Moratuc,—once name of . . . . 13 179-0 Robbery. Punishment for ...... 42 Privy Council summon.s. . . . . Robert, ’I‘eddrrr.* Member V. C. .A 11 267 (257) Robes. Powhatan makes his 56 Summoned by Ld. Treas ...... Powhatan’s. of skin ...... 58 266 (256) Raccoon-skin, used by P. .. . 55 ‘Punctuation seems to make name doubtful. 116 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Robins, George (Vintner). Mem­ try to ...... 150 ber V. C ...... A. 13 Plimouth left by ...... 146 Robinson, Arthur. Member V­ Pocahontas’ son ...... 146 ...... 12 Rolls. General use of ...... 229 Money raised by..197, 198, 229 Robinson, Henry. Member V. C; 11 Provisions of 1st ...... 197 Robinson, Jehu. Member V. C--A 11 Provisions of 2nd ...... 197 Robinson, John. Member V. C. .A 12 Provisions of 3rd ...... 198 Robinson, Mrs. Mary. Bequest bY-171 Provisions of 4th ...... 193 Gifts to church of ...... 171 Subscribed in full ...... 198 Plate for church or ...... 171 Subscription, prepared ...... Robinson, Robert. Member V. OX 12 300 (290) Robinson and Emry. Killed.... 51 Rolls for Subscriptions. Provisions Smith charged with death of. . 51 of ...... 197 Rochdale (also Rocksdale) Hun­ Rolls, Master of. See “Master of dred. Annexed to Henrico. . . . 125 Rolls." Rochdale Hundred. H08 and 081' Rome, Church of. Superstitions tle ranges at 125 of ...... 22 Rocket-s. Indians terrified by. . . . 67 Romney, Captain. Member V. C., Rockflsh. Abundance in Berms. .114 A 10 Romney, Sir William. Member C. Rock-Hall. Whitaker’s parsonagelu for Va...... 36, A 16 Rocksdale (see also “Rochda1e”). Member V. C...... A. 10 Annexed to Henrico ...... 125 Boots. Needs used for ...... 59 Rochdale once name of ...... 125 Iiookwood, Captain. Member V. Rocksdale Hundred. See “Roch­ (I...... A10 dale Hundred.” Roots. Colonists sent to live on . 15 Roe, Hem'y. Member V. C. ....A 12 Cultivation of ...... 331. .321) Roe, Sir Thomas, Knt. Ambassa­ Food in “Starving Time". . . 117 dor to Great Mogul ...... 178-9 Feud of Indians ...... 11, 87 Donne's friends ...... 178 Food seasoned with ...... 116 Election of, retarded ...... 178-9 I1.di:1ns send as present . . . . 10 Eminence of ...... 178 Rottenton, Battle of. Smith left Journal of,—ambassador. . . 178-9 for dead at ...... 110 Member C. for Va ...... 36, A 16 Royal Government... Proprietors Member V. C...... A 10 worse than ...... lI339—0 (329-0) Nominated Treas...... 178 Royal James (Ship). Copeland Tobacco monop. gra.nted..198-9 chaplain of ...... 204 Rogers, Edward. Member C. for loyal I’:-erogative. See “Prerogr ­ for Va...... 36-7 tire.” Rogers, Richard, Gent. Member Ruggles, Mr. George. Character­ V. C...... A 12 istics of ...... 217 ‘ Rolfe. Relation by, aids S ...... iv Educational bequest 01. . . .216-7 Rolfe, John. Argall takes home.. Fellow of Clare Hall ...... 216-'1' 145-6 Runaways. Indians return to Jast. 98 Argal1's influence on ...... 157 Rushworth. Extracts from, on Christianity taught Po. by. . .136 death of R...... 155-6 King jealous of ...... 142 Russel, James. Member V. C. . .A 11 Marriage to Po.,——efl!ects.. . .130 Russel, John (see also name below). Member Council ...... 158 Arrives at Jast...... 77 MemberC.ofS. 33 Member V. C...... A 12 Pocahontas marries ...... 130 Powhatan force defeated by.88-9 Pocahontas taken to Eng. by.138 Raid on P., joined by ...... 85 Pocahontas’ romance With. . 129-0 Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90 Powhatan sends skins to. . . . 136 Vvoodsman of ability ...... 79-0 Powhatan visited by ...... 129 Russel, Mr. John (see also name Recorder-General of Va. . . . . 146 above). Secretary of Va...... 146 Fights under S...... 89 Secretaryship of Va. taken Plot discovered by ...... 91 from ...... 157 Russel, Walter, Doctor of Physick Rolfe, Thomas. Daughter left by.146 (see also "Physicians"). Educated in London ...... 146 Arrives ...... 62 Opechancanough to give coun­ Chesapeake Bay visited by.. 62 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 117

Islands named after ...... 62-3 Beverley tells of exped. to..154 Smith cured by ...... 66 St. Helena. Burned by Drake. . . . 15 Russel, William (Merchant) (see St. John, John. Member V. C..A., 13 also name below). St. John, Lord (of Basing). Arms ‘Member V. C...... A 11 given by ...... 253 Russel, Sir William (see alo name Privy Council attended by.. above). 267 (257) Canadldate for Treas...... 230 St. John, Sir William, Knt. Mem­ Russel’s Islands. Discovered. . . . . 62 ber V.C ...... , 10 Origin of name .. . 62 St. John's Harbou.r.. . Seized by Tangier Islands called ...... 63 Gilbert ...... 6, .7 Water scarce on ...... 63 St. Juan River (Arcadia). Saga.­ Russia. Smith (-ST)ambassador to. 42 dahock probably same ...... 76 Sack. Embezzled by Pres. of Col. 48 St. Philip (ship). Spanish vessel Sackville, Sir Edward. Absence off Azores ...... 28 of, makes ST. Gov. SIC..339 (329) St. Paul’s. Dean of, attends Q. Answer delvd. to P. C. by, C...... 26O (250) 272 (262) Donne, Dean of ...... 178 Appointed Wait on invest. St. Thomas Day. Corn (old) re­ Cornmrs...... 301 (291) placed on ...... 331 (321) Argall-ST. Faction opposed St. Stihe’s Lane. Meeting held in.176 by ...... 87 Salaries. Debate on ...... 264 (254) Auditing‘ ST. accts. not Discussion of ...... pushed by ...... 275 (265) 254-69 (254-59). 273 (263). Bruce duel with ...... 187 274 (264) Contribution urged by.300 (290) Forfeited ...... 329 (319) Criticises Smith (T). . .274 (264) Influence of question of Dorset, Earl of 284 (274) Duel with Bruce Result of greed ..284-5 (274-5) Friend to Va. throughout..187 Tobacco ofiicers’ ...... 250-1 Johnson pet. heard of by.. Qalisbnry, Earl of. Member V. C. 280 (270) 102; A., 9 Member Committee Extra­ Ratclitfe writes to . . . . 82 ordinary ...... 253 Salmon, Christopher. Member V. Opposes Argall-ST, Faction. .187 C...... A., 12 Papers referred to. . . .290 (280) Salt. Commodity ...... 271 (261) Petition made public by .. Ma.nufacture,—-poor invest­ 280-1 (270-1) ment ...... 281-2 (271-2) Privy Council attended by. .. Salter, Nicholas. Member V. C. 267 (257) A 11 Protests ...... 267 (257) Saltern, Robert. Pilot Bristol ex­ Smith (T) accts. not pushed ped...... 33 by ...... 275 (265) Salters (individuals). Members Smith (T) criticised by.. .. V...... ' ...... 13 274 (264) Salters. the company of. Member V. C...... A., 13 Tobacco officials paid by. . . .252 Salt-Pans. Poor investment. . . . . Saco River. Sagahadock same as. 75 281-2 (271-2) Sacrifice. Tobacco used as, to Salt Works. Decay of ...... 177‘ Ind. gods ...... 19 Poor investment . .281-2 (271-2) Sadlers =(individw1-ls). Members Member V. C. V. C...... A., 12 Samback, William. Sadlers, the company of. Mem­ A.. 11 ber V. C...... A., 14 Sanderson, Mr. William. Aids R. Sagahadock River. Colonists ar­ in fitting exped...... rive at ...... 75 Commissioner for Span Prizes 8 Saco or St. Juan River ...... 75 Sands, see “Sandys." Sagamo. Indian commander. . . . 34 Sandys, Sir Edwin, Knt. Accounts Sailors (see also “Troops”). approved ...... 177 Breaks contracts to go to Va. Accused by Wrote... . .262 (252) A.. 29 Acquittance sued for. .299 (289) To be sent ...... 234 Administration of St. Andrew's Church. Records at Administration commended. . Quest—House next ...... 301 (291) . 268-9 (258-9) St-. Anthony. Burned by Drake. . 15 Admonishes Co. on manage­ St. Croix. Argall sent to....132-3 ment ...... 163-7 118 INDEX ‘I0 STITI-I’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Answers Wrote ...... 256 Privy C. to be answered by. . Apprentices proposed by. .165-6 272 (262) Argall not offended by ...... 165 Recommends cdllege to Co...163 Articles of Instruction of. . . .194 Records mention ...... vi Argall-ST. Faction opposed Reprimanded ...... 270 (260) by ...... 187 Resignation as Director. . . . Auditors approve accts. . . . . 177 263 (253) Audit ST. accts. . . .274-5 (264-5) Resignation withdrawn . . . . Bequests paid to ...... 172 265 (255) Bishop of Litchfield confers Richard, son, member V. C. with ...... 162-3 A 11 Book to be published by. . . .175 Servants proposed by ...... 165-6 Boys and girls proposed by.165-G Service (last) of ...... 338 (328) Character of ...... 159 Signs for Treas...... 181 College considered in confer­ Silk treatise suggested ...... 183 ence ...... 162-3 Slanders to be refuted by. . . .175 College lands arranged for. .163 Smith accts. to be audited by College recommended by. . . .163 274-5 (264-5) Commended on administra­ Smith treatises mentioned by tion ...... 268-9 (258-9) 217 Company admonished by. .163-7 Smith (T) accts. criticised by Company gets suggestions 275-6 (265-6) from ...... 163 Smith (T) pension moved by.159 Codification laws due to. . . .162 Subscribes liberally ...... 198 Conditions bettered by . . . . 160 Suggestions acted _on.. .167, 183 Conditions,——opinion on . . Suggestions for good of Co.. .184 270-1 (260-1) Summoned by Lord H. Treas. Contract drawn by ...... 249 265-6 (255-6) Contract grievance of. .337 (327) Summoned by P. C. . .267 (257) Credit (much) due ..338 (328) Tax proposal communicated Criticises ST. accts.275-6 (265-6) by ...... 245 Director ...... 253 Task too great for ...... 162 D.irector,——resigns. . . . 263 (253) Tenants proposed by ...... 165 Director,——resignation with­ Term expires ...... 176-7 drawn ...... 265 (255) Tobacco advice to ...... 169 Education of Inds...... 216 Tobacco contract drawn by..249 Educational bequests re­ Tobacco offrs. selected by. . . .250 counted ...... 215 Tobacco tax ...... 245 “Fathful Treasurer” ...... 171 Tobacco tax incr. suggested.244 Fidelity of ...... 171 Tobacco to happy issue . . . . Fishing rights not given....185 338 (328) General As. Records inaccu­ Tobacco treatise reward. . . . .198 rate ...... 160 Treasurer ...... 158-9 Gift to ...... 171 Treasurer,—«“faithIu1,” . . . . . 171 Gratitude to ...... 338 (328) Treasurer,——renews . .. . . 176-7 Grievance on Cont. . . .337 (327) Treasurer;-—retires ...... 176-8 Imprisoned ...... 206 Treasurer,—temporary ... . . 180 Improvement due to ...... 161 Treatises by S. mention ...... 217 Ingram consulted by ...... 244 Treatise on silk suggested bY.183 Land granted ...... 2'31 Wronged greatly ...... 159 Lands for college arranged Wrote accusations agst ...... for ...... 163 262 (252) Last service of ...... 338 (328) Wrote answered ...... 256 Laws codified by ...... 162 Wrote motives questioned by Laws,——“Edwin Sandys Laws” 260-1 (250-1) 255 Sandys, Mr. Geo., Gent... Declara­ tion of G. A. signed by. . .317 (307) Lord Treas. summons Dedicates book to Chas I... 265-6 (255—6) 314 (304) Member C. for Va. . . . .36; A 16 Lands allotted to ...... 190 Member V. C...... A 10 and n Member V. C...... A 12 Mentioned in Records ...... vi Member C. of S...... A 33 Opposed Ar.-Smith (T) Fac­ Ovid translated by ...... tion 313-4 (303-4) Treasurer ...... 190; A 33 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 119

Sandys, Henry, Esqr. Member V. Smith goes to ...... 108 C...... A 11 Scottish Gentlemen. Smith aided Sandys, Sir Michael, Knt. Member by ...... 108 C. for Va...... A 16 Scrivener, 1VIr. Matthew, Gent. Member V. C...... A 9 Abuses resisted by ...... 60 Sandys, Richard, Esqr. (son of Sir Arrives ...... 57-8 Edwin). Member V. C...... A 11 Church repaired by ...... 60 Sandys, Sir Samuel. Member V. Corn planted by ...... 60 C...... A 10 Drowned ...... 93 Opposes Smith (T)-Ag. Fac­ Estranged from S...... 84, 92-3 tion ...... 18 Explores Manakin country.. 79 Wrote confides in . . . .260 (250) Fortifications erected ...... 60 Sandys, Thomas, Esqr. Member Hog Island Visit given up... 93 V. C...... A 11 Jamestown, — improvements Sandys’s Laws. Laws of Sandys at, by ...... 60 called ...... Jamestown left in charge of. . 85 Sarapinaughs. Indians of East Jamestown reformed by ...... 62 Shore ...... 65 Management of, good ...... 80 Sasawpen. Opitchapan changes Manakins explored by ...... 79 name to ...... Member V. C...... A 11 Sassafras. Commodity of value.. Nansamonds,—effect to trade 281 (271), 295 (285) with . .2...... 84 Export in 1619 ...... 164 Newport met by, at Point Food seasoned with ...... 14, 64 Comfort ...... 84 North Carolina Coast has... 9 Opposes raid by S...... 84 Sassafras River. Discovered by S. 67 Powhatan visited by ...... 57-8 Tockwogh River former1y.. 67 Reforms things at Jast.. . . . 62 Savage, Thomas (b0Y)- Escape at­ Ship-mates of ...... 62 tempted by ...... 90 Smith estranged from. . .84, 92-3 Interpreter ...... 134 Smith raid opposed by ...... 84 Newport gives, to P.....59, 134 Supplies sought by ...... 83-4 Powhatan given, by N. ..59, 134 Vice-President ...... 66 Powhatan recognizes ...... 134 Scriveners, the Company of. Mem­ Savot. Smith escapes to ...... 109 ber V. C. A Savoy. Duke of,—ship under col­ Scurvy. Cure for ours of ...... 53 Delawarr has Saw Blills. Erected ...... 177 Scythian Cruelty. Colonists sub­ Poor investment..281-2 (271-2) jected to ...... 321-2 (311-2) scaffolds. Fortifications made of. 67 Seahright, \Vi1liam, Esqr. Mem­ Scarlet Cloak. Powhatan pre­ ber V...... A 11 sented with ...... 78 Seal, Common, see “Common Seal”. Scarpe, John, Gent. Member V. Seal (of Council). Instructions C...... A 13 under ...... 32 Scholars at College. Provided Seals (see also “Great Seal of for ...... 1 Eng.," “Lesser Seal of Eng"). Schools (see also “Education,” Laws of G. A. to pass under “Religion,” etc. A 34 Charles City,——t0be built . . .204 Seals of the Colonies. Description Co-racial, provided for. . . . 214-5 of ...... A 3-4 Free, to be built ...... 214-5 Seamer, Thomas, Esquire. Mem­ Mentioned ...... 217 ber C. for Va...... 36 Mixed, provided for ...... 214-5 “Seasoning.” Acclimation of col­ To be at Charles City ...... 204 onists ...... 70 Scot, George. Member V. C...A 12 “Sea. Vulture” (ship). Founders Scot, Sir John, Knt. Member C. in Berms...... 102 for Va...... 36; A 16 Gates, etc., sail in ...... 102 Member V. C...... A 9 Wreckage of, used ...... 115 Scot, Thomas, Gent. Member V. Secobeck. Town on Rappahanock ‘ C...... A 14 River ...... 70 Scotch Parliament. Beverley com­ Second Charter (see also “Char­ ments on 1 ters”). Burgesses (H) like ...... 160 Grantees (additional) 01, Scotland. James IV of, succeeds from London ...... A 9 Eliz...... 32 Grantees of, ...... 102; A 9-14 Mentioned ..1, 8, 22, 23, 32, 34 Power of C. in Va. abrogated 120 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

...... 101 Colonists eager for ...... 183 Text of, ...... A 8-22 Commissioners’ authority over Second Colony (see also “North­ 327-8 (317-8) ern Colony”). Disobedience punished . . . . President df,——Popham.. . . . 75 332 (322) Second Supply. Newport brings. . 76 Dissolute ones sent as ...... 167 Secotan. Indians of, slay cols. 13 East India School gets . . . . .204 Town (Ind.) near Roanoke.. 13 Encouraged ...... 183 Secretary (see also “Secretaries” Exemption of ...... 330 (320) below).* Few sent by Y...... 204 Collingswood ...... 301 (291) King forces shipping of _ 167 Commissioners attended by. . Land allotted to ...... 204 301 (291) Lands tenanted ...... 164 Davidson ...... 325 (313) Maids sent not to marry. . . .197 Fee of, abolished ...... 174 Marriage of ...... 197 Records in Oflice of ...... A iii Providing for, expensive . . .191 Secretary of the Colony (see also Punishment for disobedience “Secretary” above and below)."‘ 332 (322) Arrives ...... 194 Sending of, provided ...... 165 Rolfe ‘made (1617) ...... 146 Spilman to be ...... 241 Secretary of the Colony and Re­ VVinter proper time to send. . corder-General of Virginia (see 318-9 (308-9) also Secretaries above and be­ Yeardley gives use of his. . . .242 low).* Yeardley sends few ...... 204 Davidson ...... 190-1 Services (Religious). Church of Rolfe made (1617) ...... 146 Eng. model for ...... 37 Secretary of Company (see also Service to Colony. Planters dis­ Secretaries above).* ' charged from Pory becomes ...... 157 Settlers, see “Colonists”. Rolfe resigns as ...... 157 Seven-ne, John. Testifles agst. B. Sedition. Colonists resort to. . . .. 29 ' 292 (282) Punishment for ...... 38 Seyer, Thomas, Gent. Member V. Seekford, Sir Henry, Knt. Mem­ C...... A 14 ber V. C ...... A 10 Shakespear. Southampton patron Segar, Sir William (Garter). King of ...... 179 at Arms ...... 110 Shallops (see also “Vessels”). Smith’s arms (coat) recorded Built in colony ...... 312 (302) by ...... 110 Shares (see also below and “Great Selden, Mr. Patriot Party mem­ Shares”). ber of Commons ...... 179-0 Assessed for relief of colony Selden, Mr. John. Imprisoned.206-7 300 (290) Semiramis. Ninias, son of ...... 137 Martin demands ...... 225 Ralegh Hist. on son of ...... 137 Size of ...... 225 Senators, ‘see “Elders (of Indians)”. Smith (T) and W. sell ...... 172 Seneca. Predicts Disc. of Amer.. 2 Shares of Old Adventure (see also Senecas. Massawomecks part of. . 67 above and uGreat Sha,.esn)_

Sentistgiltsfilgv ~ - AdventureofPursebasisof 139-0 Sergeant MaJ'or- Relative rank Altered ...... 139 Of ...... 109 Carter claims for _ ' _ _ . _ _ _ _ _225 Smith becomes ...... 109 Great Shares same 115 ____‘ _139 Sermon. Of Thanksgiving Limited ...... 139-0 (1622) ...... 218 Martin claims for ...... 225 sex. ant‘ (Se also uC010niStSn)_ Merit basis of ...... 139-0 vAll

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Sharples, Edward. Bribed.325 (315) Transportation of, authorized Clerk of C...... 325 (315) A, 18-9, 28 y Pilloried ...... 325 (315) Siberia. Smith travels through..111 Sheep. Indians destroy ...... 116 Virginia likened to ...... 168 .lamestown,—left at ...... 107 Sicilian .Sycophant. Sword not Sheflield, Lord. Auditors reported fall on ...... 311 (301) on by Sicily. Olimate of, same as Va.. .81-2 Martin certificate criticized by Gold and silver in ...... 62 220-1 Sickness. Jamestown ...... 47-8, 66 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Violent and causes ...... 47-8 Member V. C...... A 9 Sick Ones. Food for, gathered. . . . 98 Opposed Argall-Smith Fac­ Smith gives his allowance to. 98 tion ...... 187 Sicklemore, Capt. John, alias Shelley, 1-Ienry. Member V. C.. .A 13 Ratcliffe. Member V. C...... A 11 Shells. Used as money ...... 82 Ratcliffe’s real name ...... Shelton, Captain. Member V. C..A 10 63, 102; A. 11 Shelton, James. Member V. C. Sicklemore, Michael. R-a1egh’s A 13 cols. sought by ...... 55 Shepherd, Matthew (grocer). Search of, futile ...... 99 Member V. C...... A 13 Silkgrass sought by ...... 55 Shepherd, Richard, Preacher Sidney, Sir Philip. On Parli. Com. Member V. C...... A 12 to which R. bill committed. . .11-2 Sherlcy, William (Haberdasher). Sign Manual. Colonies governed Member V. C...... A 12 under ...... Sheriff of London. Bolls, Esqr.. .A 11 King uses Member V. C ...... A 11 -Silk. Apparel, worn only by cer­ Smith (T) defended by tain ones 194 274 (264) Company to pay in ...... 188 “Shipbuilding.” First on James Culture of, encouraged . . . . . River 77 ' 183, 195, 218, 232 Shipley, Hugh, Gent. Member V. Poor investment.. .281-2 (271-2) C...... A 13 Produced by Nature ...... 177 Shipwn, Thomas (see also name Sandys interested in ...... 188 below). Member V. C...... A 11 Treatise on, suggested ...... 188 Shipton; Thomas (see also name Silkgrass. Company to pay in.. .188 above). Member V. C...... A 12 Culture of, ordered ...... 177 Ships (see also “Vessels”). Manufacture,-—directlons for. 177 Arrival noted at Hog Island. 97 Slcklemore gets none ...... 99 Ashore ...... 105 Sicklemore sent for ...... 85 Fish for ...... 9 Targets made of ...... 70 Forfeiture of ...... A 12 Silkworms. Culture of, attempted. 183 James River,—those in (1621) Culture of, encouraged..177, 183 282 (272) Destroyed ...... 296 (286) Jamestown,——left at ...... 107 Silkworm Seed. France source Jamestown left by and im­ of ...... 188 provement King gives ...... 177 Rats come from Mulberries destroy. . . .296 (286) Smith sends for masters of. . .106 Silver. Lack of, disappoints C. Transportation of, authorized, for Va...... 81, 82 A 18-9 Mining of, authorized ..A, 4, 18 Shipwrights. Master, and others Proportion, granted ...... A 21 sent ...... 229 Shirley Hundred. Annexed to Slnglesby, Captain. Member V.A C. 1 0 Henrico ...... -125 Singleton, Robert. Member V. C. Colonists gathered at ...... 235 A 11 Ruins of ...... 316 (306) Six Nations. Massawomecks part Town under S. T. . . . . 316 (306) of ...... Shirts. Indian presented with... 9 Sldco. Plot disclosed by ...... 16 Used for sails ...... 63 Prisoner ...... 15 Shoemakers (Individuals). Mem­ Skinner. the Company of. Mem­ bers V. C...... 12 ber V. C...... A 18 Shoes. Powhatan gives to N.. . . . 79 Skins. Argall forbids others to Powhatan makes his ...... 55 trade for ...... 159 Shot. Newport steals...... 81 Argall to be seized ...... 151 Stolen ...... 81, 90 Bear. for clothes ...... 68

a 122 INDEX TO sTITH’s HISTORY or VIRGINIA.

Clothes of bear ...... 68 Ambushed ...... 74 Fish traded for ...... 99 Ambushed by Rappahanocks.. Indians trade for ...... 198 69. 70 Mantles of ...... 68 Answer to P...... 88 Painted bear, given S...... 68 Appamatocks discovered . . . . 84 Powhatan’s robe of ...... 58 Appeases Inds...... 106 Traded for fish ...... 99 Arms (heraldic) of ...... 109-0 Tribute of ...... 54 Arms,———sale of ...... 98 Wolf ...... 68 Attacked by West ...... 105 Slander of Colony. Referred to.A 29 Attitude of Scrivener to. . . . 92-3 Slavery (see also "Negroes,” Authority of, suspicious. . . 141-2 “Slaves"). Barret,—~error as to ...... 229 Colonists held in ...... 226 Betrayal of, attempted ...... 65 Egyptian not as bad as in Va. Betrayed to Inds...... 93 321-2 (311-2) Birth of ...... 108 Newport gives boy to P.. . . . 59 Building by ...... 60 Penalty for not going to Building Jast. begun by. . . . 48 church ...... 148 Capahowsick to belong to. . . . 56 Penalty for shooting until Cape Henry,—arrives at . . . . 62 more ammunition ...... 148 Captured by O...... 51—3 Penalty for violating price of Captured by French ...... 137 tob...... 147 Captures “two most exquisite Tobacco-price violation pun­ villains”. . , ...... 95 ished by ...... 147 Cedar loaded on ship by . . , . 62 Slaves (see also “Negroes," “Slav­ Character of ...... 108, 111-2 ery). Chart made by ...... 136 Captured by "Treasurer"..153-4 Chesapeake Bay explored by. 62 Dutch ship brings ...... 182 Chesapeake,——returns to . . . . 66 Egyptian, Worse off ...... Chesapeake River explored by 74 321-2 (311-2) Chickahominies discovered Warwick lands tenanted by ...... 49 with ...... 154 Chickahominy explored by . 5'0 Smith, Mr. (see also “Smith, Caapt. Chickahominies give corn... 80 John"). Church repaired by ...... 60 Fishing rights to be secured Colonists addressed on conds. 94 by_ ...... 18 Colonists cheered by ...... 56 History of colony proposed. Colonists sent,——report 011.203-4 by ...... 191 Suggestions of, persuade S. to Colonists Warned agst. steal­ write his History ...... 192 ing ...... 98 Smith, Cleophas. Member V. C. Colonists Worked by ...... 70 A 11 Colony saved by care of.... 48 Smith, D. P. Stith's History criti­ Command of, sole ...... 94 cized by, N. B. Cornmends Spanish ...... 233 Smith, Edmond. Member V. C. Commends ST...... 340 (330) A 12 Commission of, permitted Smith, Edward (Haberdasher). stolen ...... 107 Member V. C. A 14 Commlssioners,——error as to. Smith, Ezekiel. Member V. C.. .A 13 307 (297) Smith, Captain John (see also Company not get otter of . .234-6 names below and “Smith's His­ Company offered services 013.234 tory," “Smith, Mr.”) Company opposed . . . . 340 (330) Abandonment of colony pre­ Company petitioned by ...... 192 vented by ...... 50 Company's dissolution erro­ Accomacks treat, Well ...... 62 neously explained by. . . . .iv-v Accuracy of, questioned..57, 82 7 Complaints to, as to West.. .105 Accused falsely ...... 47 Conditions explained to C. in Accused under Levitical Law. 56 Eng...... 82-3 Accusers sent to Eng. by. . . . . 56 Confinement for ...... 80-1 Addresses cois. on conds.. .. . 94 Conquers Mannanocks ...... 72 Addresses O...... 91, 91-2 Conspiracy apprehended . . . . 96 Admiral of New Eng ...... 137 Conspirators reveal plot to. .99-0 Admitted in C...... 47 Corn carried to Jast...... 59 Age -of ...... 110 Corn,—cost of ...... 242 Aid sent M. by ...... 104 Corn from Cks...... 80 Aims of ...... 108 Corn planted by ...... 60 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 123

Corn promised ...... 84 Food provided for ...... 83 Corn secured ...... 84, 87 Food tasted by messengers Corn secured with copper .. 84 first ...... Critlcised by Stith ...... iii,. iv French capture ...... 137 Criticised on stolen c0mm..1O7 German conspir. appre­ Critlcised on treatment Inds. .100 hended ...... v...... 95 Cotton asks Relation of . . . . . 108 Gold-fever warned agst. . . . . 60 Council envies ...... 57 Government assumed by . . . . 66 Council forbids, to go agst. Government devolves on. . . . . 97 Inds...... 69 Greenvil exped. joined by. . . . 35 Damages agst., he gives col­ Hatchets to be made for P0. . 55 ony ...... 47 Heraldic arms,-—source of.109-0 Dead,——supposedly ...... _. . . 110 History commends ST..340 (330) Death of, prepared for ...... 55 History of, criticised by Stith Declines risk volunteers. . . . . 100 iii, iv Denies P. requests ...... 88 History of Va.,—why written. 192 Departure,——effect on Inds. . . 128 Hostile to Co...... 340 (330) Departure lamented ...... 116 House for P. built .'...... 84-5 Desertions prevented by . . . . 49 Imprisoned by ship-mates .. 44 Discoveries by ...... 62-4 Imprisons mutineers ...... 104 Discovers Appamatocks . . . . 84 Indians active in absence of.116 Discovers islands ...... 62 Indians admire ...... 68 Discovers Patowmack R. . . . 64-5 Indians appeased by ...... 106 Discipline increases food. . . . 98 Indians ask, for rain ...... 99 Disciplines Inds. .V...... 61, 74 Indians,-——betrayed to ...... 90 Disputes with M...... 62 Indians bring presents to... Dissatisfaction with ...... 64 56-7, 59 Drowning reported to ...... 93 Indians complain of West ..105 Eastern Shore explored . . . . . 62 Indians disciplined by . . . .61, 74 Embarks for Va...... 111 Indians,—effect departure of, Encourages men ...... 91 on ...... 128 England,-—-prepares to go to.142 Indian exped.,—desire to join. 69 Eng1and,—to get treatment in Indians esteem greatly ...... 57 106-7 Indians fear ...... 87 Entertained at Pamunkey .. 90 Indians fight With ...... 92 Entertained by P...... 57-8 Indians give, trouble ...... 49 Entertained by P0...... 78 Injured by explosion ...... 106 Error as to Barret ...... 229 Indians not to be won by kind­ Error as to Commrs. . .307 (297) ness ...... 233 Error as to Y. conduct. . . Indians receive, kindly . . . . . 50 236-7, 242 Indians taught use firearms Escapes death ...... 52 by ...... 142 Escape in bark prevented by. 56 Indians terrified by ...... 96-7 Estranged from N...... 58-9 Indians,——~tomake war on..234 Estranged from Scrivener .. 84 Indians trained to shoot by Expedition to Mangoags. . . . 99 Y 14 Explores Chesapeake Bay .. 62 Indians treat, Well ...... 62 Explores Chesapeake Riv.... 74 Indians discovered by ...... 62 Explores Chickahominy . . . . 50 James R., explored by ..46, 49 Explores Eastern Shores. . . . 62 James R.,—voyage up ...... 84 Explores James R ...... 46, 84 Jamestown attack prevented Explores James R. to Kic­ by quotan ...... 49 Jamestown building begun . . 48 Explores Manakins ...... 60—1 .Tamestown,—food carried to. 94 Explores Rappahanock . . . . . 69 Jamestown:-—left at ...... 79 Explosion injures ...... 106 Jamestown,—neg1ect at . . . . . 94 Extra food for sick ...... 99 Jamestown,—Po. visits at. . . . 128 Falsely accused , ...... 4'7 Jamestown rebuilt by ...... 60 Fal1s,——Smith goes to ...... 104 Jamestown reformed ...... 62 Falls,—-West sent to ...... 104 Jamestown,—returns to . . . . “Father,”—Po. calls ...... 143 59, 66, 74, 106 Feared more than P ...... 100 Jamestown,—S. sent to . .. . . 55-6 Firearms’ use taught Inds. Journey of ...... 74 by ...... 141-2 Killing of, attempted ...... 92 Food carried to Jast...... 94 Labourer, as others . . . . . 80 Food increased by ...... Levitican Law used agst. . . . . 124 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Life and travels of ...... 11)8-111 Pocahontas gets prisoners ' London,——visits P0. in...... 143 from ...... 61 Management entirely left to. . 48 Pocahontas, —- part taken -Manakin Country explored by. by...... 142-3 60-1 Pocahontas rebukes ...... 143 Mangoags.-——exped. to ...... 99 Pocahontas saves ...... 55 Mannahocks defeated ...... 72 Pocahontas sought through. . Map made by ...... 136 144-5 -liap oflered by ...... 238 Pocahontas visited by . . . .143 Map sent to king ...... 83 Pocahontas visits Jast ...... 128 Martin aided by ...... 104 Pocahontas warns ...... 89-0 Martin appointed Pres...... 104 Powhatan answered by ...... 88 Martin disputes with ...... 62 Powhatan asked for provs.. .85-6 Martin sent Nansemonds. . . .104 Powhatan attacked ...... 88-9 Massacre advantageous,-— Powhatan elevates ...... 88 why ...... 233 Powhatan entertains ...... 57-8 Member C. in Va...... 45 Powhatan gets presents from. 56 Member V. C...... A 11 Powhatan house built by...84-5 Messengers taste food first.. 90 Powhatan invited by ...... 78 Miracle performed by ...... 96 Powhatan invites ...... 84 Misrepresentation of ...... 242 Powhatan’s men to kill . . . .. 93 Murder of, plotted ...... 106 Powhatan not feared as. . . . . 100 Mutineers in prison . . . . . , ..104 “PoWhatan,”—~offer of, to pur­ Nansamonds,——force used on. 84 chase ...... 104-5 Nansamonds,—trad-e with . . . 84 Powhatan plots agst.. . . . 85, 89-0 Neglect found at Jast...... 94 Powhatan receives ...... 55 Negotiations at Woromoc-o­ Powhatan refused swords by. 61 moco ...... 85-96 Powhatan requests denied .. 88 New England:-Admiral of. .137 Powhatan,——S. taken to. . . . . 51-3 New England named by...... 136 Powhatan,—S. tries to trap.. 93 Newport estranged from ...58-9 Powhatan suspicioned by ..58-9 Newport opposed by ...... 77—8 Powhatan to be raided . ..84-5 Newport punishment re­ Presents brought to . .56-7, 59 mitted ...... 81 President appointed by . . . . 104 Newport warned agst. P.. .58-9 President Council ...... 75 Non-esuch,-—West left at . . . . 106 Prev-ents attack on Jast. . . . .52-3 "No work, no food” policy... 94 Prevents escape in bark. . . . 56 Offer of, not get to Co. . . . .234-5 Prisoners given Po. by ...... 61 Okaning addresses ...... 96 Prisoners (accusers) sent to Eng...... 56 Opechancanough adressed .. Provisionsof col. taken 59 90-1, 91-2 Provisions sought by ...... 85-6 Opechancanough captured . . 51-3 Punishment remitted ...... 81 -Opeehancanough liberated .. 93 Purchase “P” sought by ..104-5 Opechancanough tries to kill. 92 Raid on P. planned ...... 84-5 Opposed for C. in Va...... 45 Rain asked from ...... 99 Opposes N. measures ...... 77-8 Rappahanocks ambush .69, 70 Orders perplex...... Rappahanock ‘explored . . . . . 69 Ore sent to King ...... 83 Rapp-ahanocks,—peace with. . 72 Organization by ...... 76 Ratc.Iif'f~e sent home ...... 83 Pamunkey,—entertainment at. 90 Rebuked by P0...... 143 Pa.munkey.~—-trade at ...... 90-1 Reception by P...... 55 Pamunkey visited ...... 59 Reforms Jast. _...... 62 Paspahey, King or, assaults.. 96 Relation of, requested . . . .108 Paspahey, King of, defeated. 95 ‘Relation sent to King by . . . . 83 Paspahey, King of,—-—friendto. 96 Remits punishment N...... 81 Passed issued by...... 9 7 Repairing by ...... 60 Patowmack discovered . . . . .64-5 Resolves to go home ...... 106-7 ’ Peace with Rappahanocks . . 72 Resolves to leave. but re­ Petitions Co...... 192 mains ...... 103-4 Petitions Court for P0. . . .142-3 Results of. good ...... 94 Plots agst...... 102-3, 107 ‘Rottenton,—dead on field of.110 Plot of P. agst...... 85, 89-3 Saved by Po...... 55 Plot revealed to ...... 99-0 Scrivener changes attitude to Plot to murder, falls ...... 106 92-3 Poisoned ...... 66, 93-4 Scrivener estranged from 84 Pocahontas entertains ...... 78 Services offered Co...... 234 BULLETIN 01; VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 125

Ship loaded by . , ...... 62 51111011»Mr.John (see also above Sick allowed ' extra...... 99 and below). Sicklemore sent home ...... 83 Dale corroborated by . .297 (287) Slouthful to sell arms ...... 98 Member Committee Extraor­ Smith (T) commended by .. dinary ...... 56 340 (330) Smith, Sir John, Knt. (see also Soldier of Fortune ...... 112 names above). Sole command in ...... 94 Member V. C...... A 10 Spaniards commended by. . . . 233 Smith: 0t:h0Well. Member V. C..A 11 Spaniards thought coming. . . .102 Slnithl, Richard. Member V. C..A 12 Statement improbable 236-7, 242 Smlth, Mr. Robert (see also name Stealing of comm. permitted..107 below). Stealing warned agst...... 98 Contract discussed by ...... 252 Stith criticises and commends Member ‘CommitteeExtraordi­ iii. iv nary ...... 253 Stith criticises his acct. Ar. Member V. C...... A 12 government ...... iv Tobacco salaries referred to.252 Stith uses materials of ...... iv Under—Chamberlain ...... 252 Storehouse repaired by ...... 60 Smith, Mr. Robert (Merchant­ Successes do not help ...... 80-1 Taylor) (see also name above). Superhuman powers of . . . .96-7 Member V. C...... A 12 Supplies left by ...... 107 Smith, Capt. Roger, Esqr. Declara­ Surrender of comm. refused tion by G, A. signed by..317(307) by ...... 1 Member C. in Va...... 193 suspicions on statement of. Member C. of S...... A 33 141-2 Smith, Samuel. Member V. C.. .A 13 Susquesahanocks make offer Smith ('1‘)—Argall Faction. Mem­ to ...... 68-9 bers of ...... 186-7 Swords refused P. by ...... 61 Opposition to ...... 187 Trades at Pamunkey ...... 90-1 Smith, Sir Thomas, Knt. Accounts Travels of ...... 108-9 badly kept . . . . . , ...... 175 Terms for sale “Powha.tan" . Account cause dissol. of Co.. .186 104-5. Accounts criticised . . . . . Tomocomo called Uttamocco­ 275-6 (265-6) mack by ...... Accounts n-ever audited . . . . . Treatment of Inds. criticises.100 275 (265) Treaty with Inds...... 72-3 Accounts to be audited . . . . . Turkish combat -of ...... 109-0 ‘ 274-5 (264-5) Uttamoccomack, name for Accounts to be examined Tomocomoby ...... -.143 296 (286) Visits P0. in London ...... 143 Accounts t-o be reported on. Voyage to northern coast... .136 277 (267) Warned agst. P...... 85 Accounts urged agst. ..303 (293) Warned by P0...... 89-0 Accounts unsettled ...274 (264) Warns agst. gold-fever ...... 60 Administration commended . . 232 Warns cols. agst. stealing. . . . 98 Administration, — comparison Warns N. agst. P...... 58-9 of ...... 281 (271) Warrasqueakes discovered by. 49 Adminstration, foundation of Water needed by ...... 63 Johnson pet...... 293 (283) WerowanceAffairs 88 directed by 12 years. . Werowocomvoco,—n-egotiations 312 (302) at ...... 86-96 Werowocomoca reached . . . . 85 Allegations of, as to Va. .. West followed to Falls .. . . . 104 314 (304) West left at Nonesuch ...... 106 Ambassador to Russia ...... 42 West party attacks ...... 105 Amount handled by ...... 186 West sent to Falls ...... 104 Answer to praises of .. Works as labourer ...... 80 315-7 (305-7) Wounds to be treated in Eng. Argall and, retard Va...... 186 106-7 Argall kinsman of ....100, 145 Wyffln tells, of drowning. . . . . 93 Argall troubles and ...... 150 Wynn’s death,—effect on . . 97 Argall written to by ...... 150-1 Yeardley misrepresented by Auditing accts. asked by 236-7, 242 275 (265) Yeardley story ...... 236-7 Authority exceeded by. . . .220-1 Yeardley taught Inds. -to Bad government by, why G. shoot ...... 141 A. granted ...... 182 126 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY‘ OF VIRGINIA.

Berblock reads letter of government by ...... 182 297 (287) Government by, bad, so G. A. Blamed wrongly ...... 116 granted ...... 182 Books,—condition of..159-0, 186 Governor East India Co. . . . .158 Brewster appeals to ...... 153 Governor East Indies ...... 42 Cavendish succeeded by . . . . .187 Governor S. I. C. again.339 (329) Clerk of P. C...... 36 Governor,—-successesas . . Colonists pet. not to have 311-2 (301-2) again ...... 232 (313) Grants (fraudulent) by . . . . .219 Colonists wish to see, boiled Grant to Dixon and Berry. . .226 315-6 (305-6) Henchmen only at meetings of Colony hears allegations of.. 339 (329) . 314 (304) Hem-ico.—how left . .321 (311) Colony retarded by ...... 186 Hundred named after ...... 172 Colony triumphed over by . Ill reput. of ...... 178 329 (329) Integrity unquestioned Commendation by Johnson.. JamestoWn,—conds. at ...... 317 (307) 159-0, 186, 312 (302) 316 (306) Commendation for ...... 232 Jamestown errors not due to. 116 Commended by S. History .. Johnson c.ommends . . . .317 (307) 340 (330) Johnson pet. based on admr. of Commissioner of Navy . . . . . 158 293 (283) Commissioners to report on King nominates for Trea.s.. .178 accts...... 277 (267) Laws dedicated to .293 (283) Company triumphed over by. Laws sent by ...... 122, 152-3 339 (329) Letter of. tells conds. . .293 (283) Company urges agst. accts of. Letter of to Ar. severe....150-1 303 (293) Letter to Dale ...... 297 (287) Company's dissolu. as accts of, Magwine Director ...... 171 bad ...... 186 Management bad ...... 175, 178 Conditions, accts. of. . .159-0, 186 Martial Law sent by ...... 153 Conditions left by Martin Certif. signed by...220-1 159-0, 312 (302) Martin gets fraud. grant un­ Conditions reported on by G. der ...... 219 A ...... 315-7 (305-7) Martin pet. at house of. . . . .222 Conditions since time of . . . .232 Meetings at house,——on1y Conditions told by letter of. henchmen ...... 339 (329) 293 (283) Member C. for Va. .36; A 16 ConditionsTreas. under Member V. C...... A 9 159-0, 186, 816 (306) Misrepresented as to tob. . .198-9 Conditions under ...... Negligent ...... 57 159-0, 186, 312 (302), 315-7 Pension for ...... 159 (305-7) Pocahontas sole convert un­ Corrupt ...... 57 der ...... 295 (285) Cruelty charges agst...... 47-8 Praises of, answered ...... Cruelty of ...... 322 (312) 315-7 (305-7) Curses breathed on . .316 (306) Privy Council meet at house Dale Writes, as to Va...... I32 of ...... 339 (329) Dale written to ... .297 (287) Privy Council summons. . . . . Debt left discharged. .281 (271) 267 (257) “Declaration etc., Term of Ralegh assigns to ...... 25-6 Government ...... 311 (301) Refuses acct. of Trees ...... 228 Defends record ...... 274 (264) Resigns as Treas...... 158 Delawarr death frustrates. . .154 bResult administration of. . . . Director Magazine ...... 171 299 (289) Disbursements ‘by..311-2 (301-2) ~Roe’s friend ...... 179 Dissolution Co., as accts. of ‘Sackville asks auditing accts. bad ...... 186 275 (265) Dixon and Barry grant ...... 226 Sackville reproved -by..274 (264) “Edwin Sandys Laws" ...... 255 Sandys asks pension for. . . . . 159 Election of, regular. . .339 (329) Sandys associated with...... 159 Error of, as to Treas ...... 159-8 Sandys criticises accts...... Form of, used in 1624.328 (318) 275-6 (265-6) Fraudulent grants by ...... 219 Signature of a surprise ...... 222 General A. report on conds. Slavery’ under, to freedom. . . . under ...... 315-7 (305-7) 324 (314) General Assam. result of bad -Smith depends on ‘...... iv BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Smith's friend ...... Quality ...... 97 Smith’s History commends .. Trial made ...... 97 340 (330) Trials sent home ...... 82 Somers Is. Co.,——Gov.again. Soccage, see “Free and ‘Common 2339 (329) Socage”. Somers Is. Co. official ...... 187 Soldiers (see also “Troops"). Suggestion as to Ar. troubl~es.150 Appointment of, provided for. 42 Summoned by P. C. . .267 (257) Break contracts to go to Va... Term as Treas ...... 186 A 29 ‘Tobacco culture by ...... 232 Ja.mestown,—-1-eft at ...... 107 Tobacco misrepresentations -Sending of, provided ...... 234 agst...... 198-9 To be sent ...... 234 Towns under ...... 316 (306) Solicitor. Tobacco dealings under. Treasurer,—PoWers ...... A 16 251-2 Treasurer,—successes as . . . . Solicitor-General. Memb-er C. for 311-2 (301-2) Va...... 36 Treasurer S. I. C...... 127 Solomon of England. James called Treasurer Va...... 183. 339 (329) Treasurer’s term of ...... 186 Somers, Sir George, Knt. Ad­ Treasury acct. refused by...228 miral ...... 101 Treasurership resigned by . . .158 Associates to be First 001.. . .A 2 Treasurership under ...... Authority to colonize, ...... A 4 159-0. 186, 316 (306) Age of ...... 119 Treatise on Va. mentioned by.217 Body of, carried to Eng. .. Triumphs over Co. and col.. . 119. 227 339 (329) ‘Colonists embarked by . . . . . 117 Warwick tries to dep-ose . . . .158 Colonists start with. . . . . 102, 113 Colonist at Colonization powers to. . . .A 4-5 ‘Cross erected over ...... 119 Smithfield. Origin of name ...... 76 Dies, exhorting crew to go to Smiths (Individuals). Members V. Va...... 118-9. 227-8 C...... A 13 Exploits of, to be recorded. . . . 191 Sm.ith’s History (see also "Smith, First Colony of, and others. . Capt. John”). 35-6, A 2-3 Accuracy of, questioned . Food sought by ...... iv. 57, 301 '{é91o 114, 118-9, 227-8 Commended and criticised Founders on Berms. . . . .102, 113 iii. iv. viii Free and common soccage un­ Criticized as to Ar. acts ...... iv der ...... Error cf, as to Commrs. Grants to, reconciled 301 (£91) Heir of ...... 227-8 Smith (T) commended by .. Invasion to be repelled by..A 5 340 (330) Martin Solicitor of ...... 254 Stith draws on materials. . . . iv Member V. C...... 35; A 1, 10 Smith’s Hundred. Bequest divided Memorial erected over ...... 119 with ...... 215 Necessaries for ...... 4-5, 6 ‘Charity committed to manag. Powers granted ...... A 2-8 of ...... 172 Services (eminent) in Berms. 115 Location of ...... 172 Supplies sought by ...... 118-9 Origin of name ...... 172 Tenure under ...... A 7 -Southampton Hundred later ‘Transportation necessaries . -on ...... 72 A 4-5, 6 'Smi.th’s Islands. Discovered . . . . . 62 Somers, Capt. Metthew. Bailie Origin of name ...... 62 Solicitor of ...... ~...... 255 Snakes. Food made from. .315 (305) Body of uncle taken home by.227 Snead, Thomas. Member V. C.. .A 12 Instructions disregarded by. .119 Soame, Sir Stephen, Knt. Mem­ King's Bench holds . . . .227 ber V. ‘C. Petition of, as heir ...... 227-8 Soane, Joseph. Member V. C...A 12 Prisoner in King’s Bench. .227-8 Soap Ashes. Colonist make, un­ Somers 1, Co. replies to ...... 228 der S ...... Somers Islands (see also "Somers Germans and Poles sent to Islands Co.”). make ...... Ambergrease found on ...... 119 Manufacture Answer 01’,to Ld. H. Treas. . 77, 79, 82, 97, 157. 177 246-9 Poles and Germans to make. . 77 Colonists left on . . . .119, 127 128 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Conditions on . . . .v...... 127 Tobacco monopoly offered Description of '...... 119-0 4, 247 Governor ...... 127 Tobaccotax proposed to .249 Governor (in Eng.) . - -127 Treasurer of ...... 27 Governor (in islands) ...... 127 Vindication of. . . . .280—7 (270-7) Grant offered ...... 243 Virginia Co. sells Berms. to. .127 Humble Pet. of, presented Wrote to give up stock in. . .255 King ...... 276-7 (266-7) Songs (see also “Ceremonies,” “In­ Impprtations from, increased.200 vocations," “War Dances,” Imports. from. limited . .198, 200 “Dances”). King receives Humble Pet. of Sung over boat ...... 241 276-7 (266-7) Welcome ...... 67 Massacre's effect on ‘cob. su.p­ Sorcery. Smith to cure dying Ind. 52 ply of ...... 323 (313) Sorrel. Sturgeon seasoned with.. 98 More Governor ...... 127 Soul. Immortality of, believed by More sent to settle ...... 127 Inds. Officers’ evidence considered. 302 (292) Southto ...... America. Ra1egh’s voyage 30 Origin of name ...... 119 Southeme, \Vil]1a.m. Member V. Rich tries to control ...... 145 C...... A Smith (T) Gov. in Eng ...... 127 Southampton, Duke of. In reigns ‘Sold ...... 119 Chas.IandII...... 791 Tobacco imports. from, in­ Mentioned ...... vi creased ...... 200 Soutliampton, Earl of. Accused by Tobacco imports. from, lim­ Wrote ...... 259 (249) ited ...... 8, 200 Accused of owing Co.. .266 (256) Tobacco monopoly for, on Acquittance of, full ...’299 (289) acct. Massacre . . . . .323 (313) Administration in Records. . . .vi Tobacco of, taxed ...... 169 'Adminivstrati»on satisfactory. . Tobacco proposals sent to...245 229-0 Tobacco tax replied to -by..246-9 Advice to Co. on tob...... 249 Treasurer (in Eng.) ...... 127 Argall-Smith Faction opposed.187 Vindication of ...... 283 Articles of Justice of . . . . .194 Begs Co. to talk freely. .250, 252 Somers Islands Company (see also Bing attacked by .268 (258) “Somers Islands”). Cavendish writes ...... 256 Answer of, to Somers ...... 228 Bermudas sold to ...... 127 Company besought by, to talk freely ...... 250, 262 Cavendish head of ...... 187 Condemned ...... 179 Cavendish vindicates ...... Conditions reported by ...... 180 280-7 (270-7) ‘Conditions to be reported... Courts of, suppressed. .339 (329) 281 (271) Declarations of, recommended Council for Va. called by. . . .266 302 (292) Court called by, for Wrote.. Governor (in Eng.) ...... 127 260 (250) Governor (in islands) ...... 127 Dies ...... 341 (331) Governor of ...... 339 (329) Director ...... 253 Majority of. agst. ST. .339 (329) Elected in spite King ...... 230 More Gov. in islands ...... 127 Hundred named after ...... 172 Privy Council summons. . . . . Ill repute at Court . . . .290 (280) 267 (257) King notified of election. . . . .231 Quarter -Court summons . . . . King's message as to ...... 230 260 (250) King's opposition to ...... 230 Rich tries to control ...... 145 King's wishes,—-opinion on. . Scandals agst,.—-why ...... 262 (252) — 288-0 (278-0) Lord H. Treas. summons . . . . Secretaryof ...... v 265-6 (25543) Smith (T) Gov. again . .339 (329) Member C. for Va...... A 16 Smith (T) Gov. in Eng ...... 127 MentionedMember V. C...... 102; A.» 9 vi Smith (T) opposed by ma­ Opposes Ar—S.T. Faction . . . .187 jority ...... 339 (329) Pardoned Smith (T) Treas. of ...... 127 Patriot Party,—head of. . . . 179-0 Somers answered by ...... 228 Privy C.,—a.dmitted -to . . Summoned by P. C.. . . .267 (257) Qualifications for Treas. . . . . summoned by Quarter ‘Court. Salaries vote of, urged. .264 (254) 260 (250) Sandys to sign for ...... 181 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 129

Sentenced to Tower ...... 207 Cottington at Court of ...... 156 Shakespear helped by ...... 179 Court of ...... 156 Subscribes liberally ...... 198 Englandnot to stoopto Suit costs lightened by.309 (299) 338 (32 8) ‘lax proposals reach ...... 243 ‘Gold and silver in ...... 82 'lerm as Treas. expires.299 (289) Importations to,—policy for.. Tobacco advice to Co...... 249 2'21 (261) Tobacco oftrs. selected by . . . .250 James I desires to please . . . .203 'l‘oba.<.-co offrs. voted on un­ James 1 Plays in hands of. . . rl er ...... 252-3 244-50 'l‘oll;lc-co .pet..~—-opinion on . . . James I sacrifices subjects to.246 267 (257) King of, influences James I. . Tower sentence of ...... 207 203, 246 Treasurer ...... 181, 192 Silkworm seed sent from . . . .183 Treasurer,—a favorite ...... 179 Smith travels through ...... 111 Treasurer of Co...... vi Tobacco,——-price of,—in . . . . Treasurership returned by. .. .157 274 (264) Treasurer,——term ...... 299 (289) Tobacco tax not to be raised Treasurer until dissol. . . 300 (290) Y ' 248 Votes received by ...... 230 Tobacco to be brought in. . . .249 Weymouth sent by ...... 33 Treasurer (ship) under colours Wrote accuses ...... 259 (249) of ...... 153-4 Wrote behavior to ...... War declared on ...... 338 (328) 256-7 (256-247) Spaniards (See also “Spain,” Wrote in tilt With.259-0 (249-'0) “Spanish Prizes”). Wrote reproved by ...... Ambassador of, compounds 257-8 (247-8) with Ar...... 50 Wyat nominated by ...... 187-8 American lands acquired by. . 3 Southampton Hundred. Bequest Argall compounds yith am­ divided with ...... 215 bassador of ...... 150 Captain of ...... 215 Attitude on death of R...... 156 Colonists gather at ...... 235 Azores surprised by ...... 28-9 Colonists of, to meet ...... 215 Bohun attacked by ...... 188 Free school to be in ...... 214 Butler spoils,in Berrns Origin of name ...... 172 320 (310) Ownership illustrated by .. . . Chickahominles to fight . . . 131 2'20 (260) Colonization of, compares Smith's Hundred formerly. . . 172 Well ...... 191 Yeardley, Captain of ...... 215 Duke exped. agst...... 15 Southampton River. Forts located Drowned on “Revenge” .. 30 on ...... 120 English claim whole continent South Sea. Chesapeake Bay like ...... 33 reaches ...... Greenville belittled by ...... 29 Colonists to discover ...... 43 Gold greed of ...... 50 Discovered,—so cols. think. . 13 Jamestown approached by...123 Exploration of. by barge..77, 81 Newport exp-ed. agst...... 42 Manakins reach ...... 105 Pilot sent, stolen ...... 138 Newport to bring certainty of. 77 Point -Comfort,—Ship appears off ...... 138 Pashage to, hoped for.335 (325) Ralegh’s death and attitude Southwick, John. Member V. 13 of, on ...... 56 Sows (see also “Hogs,” “PlgS." Ralegh’s entire effort agst. 26 “SW1ne"). Rich finds of early ...... 81 Hog Island used for ...... 97 Ship of, off Point Comfort..138 Jam-estown,—increase at . . . . 97 Ships of, sent to colony ...... 138 Smith commends example of. 233 Spades. Used as weapons ...... 213 Smith mistakes supply fleet Spain (see also “Spaniards,” for ...... 102 “Spanish Prizes”). West Ind. strength of, a dan­ Armada of, delays relief ex­ ger ...... 154 ped...... Clarke carried to Spanish Armada. England fear­ Climate same as Va...... 81-2 ful of ...... 24 ‘Colonial policy of, liberal- . . Pilot an Englishman ...... 138 271-2 (281—2) Pilot on, seized Colours of, over “Treasurer. Relief delayed by ...... 25 153-4 Spanish Bufioon. Gondomar. . .246-7 130 INDEX TO s'r1m's HISTORY or VIRGINIA. '

Spanish Colonies. Founded. . . . . Dies...... 240-1 272 (262) Massacre heard of by ...... 213 King's policy -to ..271-2 (261-2) Servant.—-sentenced to be .240-1 Policy for importations . . . . Wig'hcomoco,—-goes to . . .213 271 (261) Spilman, Henry (see also names Policy of King to. .271-2 (261-3) above and below). . Spanish Frigort. Greenville Argall finds, on Patowmack.118 hemmed in by Corn sought by ...... 240-1 Smith vessel taken for Death of, revenged . . . .313 (303) Spanish Invasion, (see. “Spanish Family of ...... 241 Armada"). Interpreter as sentence . . . . . 241 Spanish Match. Broken off Plotting by ...... 241 338 (328) Pocahontas saves ...... 116, 240 King's fondness for ...... 203 Slain ...... 241 Tobacco tax influenced by...246 Wyat revenges ...... 313 (303) Spanish Plate Fleet. Howard sent Spilman, Sir Henry (see also to intercept names above). nish Prizes (see also “Spain,” Company affairs examined by “Spanlards”). 298 (288) Commissioner of ...... 8 Spranger, Henry. Member V. C.. .A 13 Greenvil takes ...... 12 Springhmn, Matthew. Member V. Newport takes ...... 42 ...... A12 Relief exped. goes to plunder. 28 Sprinson, Hildebra.nd* (see also Sanderson, Commissioner of. . 8 name below). Spanish Tobacco (see also“Toba.c­ Member V. C...... A 11 co’ . Sprinson, Robert Hildebrand* (see Amount imported ...... also name above). 245-6, 248, 249 Member V. C...... A 11 Amount of, excessive ...... 246 Spry, Captain Henry. Member V. Duty not to be raised on. . . . .248 C...... A 10 Exclusion of ...... 338 (328) Squirrels. Indians brine‘ ...... 97 Exclusion, to reduce fraud..246 Stacken, John. Member V. C...A 13 Fraud reduced by exclusion..246 Stacy, Mr. Indians punished by. .120‘ Importation of ...... Prisoners maltreated by. . . .120 249, 273-4 (263-4) Stafford, Captain. Aid announced Importation of, free ...... 203 by ...... 15 Importation of, protected --H203 Croatan sought by, for aid.. 15 King protects ...... 203 Expedition saved by ...... 23 Lost, not to be restored ...... 248 Greenvil leaves ...... _.12—3 Price of ...... 170, 250 Greenvil men sought by. . . . . 23 Prohibition of ...... 338 (328) Indians wrongly attacked by.24­ Rate on ...... ,...... 168 Searches for Greenvil men... 23 Restoration of lost ...... 248 Member V, C...... A 12 Spain not to raise duty on. . .248 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Treatise on, rewarded ...... 199 Stallenge, William, Gent. Member Value (relative). ..170. 250. 251 V. C...... A 11 Spanish West Indies. Assault on. Stallings, Captain. Killed in duel.161 advant-ageouks . . . - - - --335 (325) Ship of cast away ...... 161 “Sparks.” Come in 3rd Supply. . .103 st-anhope, Lord. Member v_ (_‘,,..A9 Stith names disgruntled ones. 50 Stannard, William (lnnholder). Spam-ks,Captain (see also name be- Member V. C...... A 13 l0W)- Staper, Richard (Merchant). Member«V- 0- . . - - --A 10 Member V. ‘C...... A 11 Sparks, Mr. (see also name Staple Commodities, see "Com­ above). modities”. Powh~atan,——-sent to ...... 129 Staples. Culture of ...... 232 Sparrow, Stephen. Member V. C. Star Chamber. Northumberland A 14 (Earl of) fined by ...... 46 Speech-, Freedom 01‘,see “Freedom Starring-ton, ‘Sir John, Knt. Mem­ of Speech”. ber C. for Va...... A 26 Spencer, Vrian. Member V. C.. .A 13 Stars. Indians believe in ...... 17 Spioer, Captain. Drowning of... . 27 Smith explains, to Inds. 51 Spices. Search for, «togarble . . . .199 Starvation. Indians «prevent. .97, 98 Spilman, Captain (see also names Starving Time (see also "Fam­ below). me”). ‘Punctuation seems_to make name doubtful. BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 131

Jamestown ...... 116-7 Documents printed,—why . . No immediate danger of. . . . 94 283-4 (273-4) Stationers (Individuals). Mem­ Explains atheism charges... 20 bers V. C...... A 12 Explains Ralegh-in-Va. er­ Stationers, the Company of. Mem­ ror ...... 22 General Assembly (first),-­ State_-ber V. (the). C. . . . . Bancroft ...... stickler . . . . .A 14 no particulars of, found. . .160 for relation of Govrnt.to 76 Helps of, in his History. . .. . iv States-General. Hudson -sells dis­ Historian's duty,--opinion as coveries to ...... 75 to ...... V1 States of Holland, see “Holland, History of, based on Record states of". and Journals ...... v State Trials. Bayard in ...... A iv King criticised by . .vi—vii,41 Statutes. Enactment of, nrovided Mediums exchange observed for ...... on ...... 82' Letters Pat. not to prejudice-. Oldmixon criticised ...... A 31-2 33-4, 112-3 Martial Law to be agreeable Raleg'h-not-in-Va.,—expla.ined. 22 to ...... 152 plained ...... 22 Policies controlled by..A 21, 22 Records London Co. described Steukley, Sir Lewis. Bad repute by ...... v-vi, viii of ...... 14 Records preserved at request Pocahontas’ son to be edu­ of ...... viii cated by ...... Seneca criticised ...... 2 Vice-Admiral of Devon. . . . . 146 Smith action criticised . . . . . 107 Stile, Humphrey (grocer). Mem­ Smith's accuracy questioned. ber V. C...... A 13 57, 82 Stiles, Mr. -Candidate for Dep. Smith’s acct. Ar. criticised... iv Treas...... 50 William and Mary left, B. Stingray Island. Discovered 66 N...... vii Origin of name ...... 66 Stith’s History (see also “Stith, Smith returns to ...... 67 William”). ‘ Sting-rays (fish). Smith poisoned ‘Based on Records and Jour­ nals, ...... B. N. v by ...... ' ...... 66 Swords used to catch ...... 66 Book Stith, William (see also “Stith‘s History”). Accuracy S. questioned by. . V ...... 254 57, 82 Appendix. Articles of King cri-ticised by. 41 Documents printed,~——why Atheism charges explained 283-4 (273-4) by ...... Beverley acct Ar. exped Edit.ions,—.differen‘ces in ...... criticised ...... B. N. vii, viii Butler pamphlet commented Expense curtails size . . . .A iii-iv on ...... 280 (270) Fine Paper Williamsburg Byrd and library commended Edition ...... - -..B. N. vii H-elps in writing ...... iv by London Edition ...... B. N. viii Commends Byrd and 1ibrary._.. v Commends S's History, . . . .i11, iv Poor Paper Williamsburg Comments on B. pamphlet. Edition, ...... B. N. viii 280 (270) Stock (see also “Cattle,” “Hogs,” Criticises Bev. acct. Ar. ex­ etc.). ped...... 154 Basis of power of nation. . . . 82 -Criticises King ...... vi-vii, 41 Destroyed by Inds. . ..300 (290) Criticises Oldmixon ...... Stockham, Mr. 33-4, 112-3 Criticises Seneca ...... OpinionInds. of,. . . . as . . . to . . . .conversionz ...... Criticises S’s acct. of Ar.. iv Stock Subscriptions. Enforce­ Criticis-es S‘s. action ...... 107 ment of, ...... A 27 Criticises S’s History ...... iii, iv Stoke, John (merchant). Member Decides to Write History Of V C A 11 Va...... iii, iv sm1£e1e‘y, ' .'1£»i{n' '('x£l2.iréi1£.».i{tl£a'y'1E.i»). Deprecates historical errors. .iii Member V. ‘C...... A 13 Describes Records London Stores (see als “Food,” “Sup— Co...... v-vi, viii plies”). 132 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Jamestown,—commodities in. 107 Sun. Indians belief in ...... 17 Stolen by Ratcliffe ...... 66 Smith explains to Inds. 51 Storehouses (see also “Agents ” Popoguffo setting- ‘place of.. 17 “Magazines/‘ “Cape Merchant, Superintendent of Co. Lands. "Factors’ ’). Newce ...... 236 Built ...... 312 (302) Superstitions. With to paint. . . . 16 Company :pm'ocures ...... 200 Supplies (fleets). Arrive ...... Henric-o,—buiIt at . . . . 123-4, 124 57, 76, 102, 103 Jamestown, burned . . . 59 First, arrives ...... 57 Jamestown, repaired 60, 76 Lewd ones come over In Provisions in, damaged . . . 74 Third ...... 103 Robbed by Ratcliffe ...... 66 Second, arrives ...... 76 Strachey, William, Gent. Member Second, brought by N...... 76 V C 13 Third, brings footmen ...... 103 Stranger. Mosco changes name to, Third,—D. to send.100, 102, 103 —«why 72 Strawberries. On Coast of New Third,—make up of. . . .102, 103 Eng. Supplies (food), (see also “Food,” Stream, John. Member V. C.. . . .A 13 “Supplies,” “Stores”)_ Streets of Jamestown. Tobacco Argall takes captured ...... 133 planted in ...... 146-7 Cape Merchant receives 94 istrongarm, Richard (ironmonger) . Council and Co. send...... Member V. C...... A 11 122, 148, 300 (290) Studley, Thomas. Treasurer of Dale dispatched with ...... 122 ‘Colony ...... 46 Delawarr leaves ...... 121 Sturgeon. Abundance ...... 98 Delawarr sends ...... 102 Argall to fish for ...... 100 Delawarr starts with (1618).148 Food of colony ...... 48 Delawarr to send ...... 100 Subject. Liberty of, see "Liberty Dispute as to who go for . . . . 24 of Subject”. England’s, precarious ...... 236 Subjects of the King. Admitted to Expected from England . . . . 76 Co. and enjoy privileges ...A 27-8 Gates arrives With (1611). .123 Immunities same as Eng‘. .. Left at Jamestown ...... 59, 107 A-. 6. 20 Nelson arrives with ...... 60 Indians become . . . . .317 (307) New Eng. gets ...... 75 Indians not voluntary.317 (307) Newport brings ...... 57, 76 Letters patent to, to colon. Newport steals . . . . - -...... 81 Newfoundland ...... 3-4 Reception of, provided for.. 76 Liberties, etc., confirmed to. . Roanoke Is. provided with.. 22 A 22 Scrivener seeks ...... 83-4 Liberties same as Eng.. .A 6, 20 Sent by C. and Co. Protected from others. . . . A 6-7 122, 148, 300 (290) Rights of, destroyed by laws Sent by C. in Eng...... 57 293 (283) Sent by -C. for Va, ...... 57 Subscriptions. Adventurers refuse Sent for by C. of Twelve ...... 24 to pay ...... 294 (284) Sent to Jamestown ...... 127 Subscriptions, Rolls of. Prepared Speedy sent ...... 300 (290) 300 (290) Smith leaves, at Jamestown. .107 Subscriptions to Company. En­ West Indies furnish. . . . ; . . . . . 66 forcement of ...... A 27 Werowocomoco source of. . . 83 Subsidy (see also “Customs,” Wingfield embezzles ...... 48 (‘Duty’!I ::Taxeson). Amount of for 20 years . .. . .A 19 Supremacy, Oath of, see “Oath of None on necessities ...... A 19 Supremacy”. Suet. Deer, carried to Jast...... 94 Supreme Councils. Duties and Suetonius. Commended ...... vii powers of ...... A 32-3 Suffolk, Earl of. Member V. C. Members ...... A 33 Ordinance, etc., esta.b1ishing.. - 102: A 9 A 33-4 Suits. Defense-of, planned . . Surgeon-General. Wotton...... 48 ‘ 308-9 (298-9) Surgeons (see also Barber-Chiruzu Jurisdiction of ...... 330 (320) geons"). King’s Bench ...... 308 (298) Bagnall, has narrow escape. . . 74 7 ‘Moneysrecoveredby. . .A 27 Surgery, see “Cuhirurgery”. -Southampton (Earl of) in... vi Survey and Distribution, Com­ Summer.(1618) ...... 149 mission of, lands allotted by .. (1620)('3) ....215-6 A 15-6 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 133

Surveyor (see also “Surveyor of Ta110W-Chandlers, The 00- Of­ Virginia”). Member V. C...... A 14 Appeal from, to G. & C, ,. Tangier Islands. Russe1's Is. once. 63 , 330 (320) Water lacking on ...... 63 Land disputes settled by...... T-‘M11161’.John (gr0CeI')- Member 330 (320) V. C...... Surveyor of Virginia (see also Tuppahanock River. Rappahanock “Surveyor"). sometimes ...... 65 Arrives in Va, (1621) ______194 Smith sails for ...... 65 Clayborne elected (162?) , . _.194 Tar. Colonists make, under S... .. 79 Duties and pay ...... 330 (323) Manufacture urged ...... 177 Norwood elected (1621) . . __.190 Poles and Germans to make.. 77 Surveyors (Lottery)_ Election of_ Substitute for, in calking....115 A 31 Trial made ...... 97 Susquesahanockered ...... River...... Discov— ...... 67 T argets Trials see sent aso 1homeM.. " assawvmec ...... 82 Susquesahanocks. Attire of, de- Targets"). scribed ...... 68 Indians use ------49. 70. 74 Fighting strength of ...... , , 67 Massawomeck, described. . . . . 70 Hatchets. .etc., -of, from cana- Smith uses Massawomeck.. .. 74 da ...... 69 Tartarian Lady. Smith enamoured Living habits of ...... 67-8 of ...... 110 Massawomecks enemies of..67-8 Tartary. Smith sent to ...... 110 Metals, etc., from ...... 68 ‘Tassantzessus. Chickahominies Offers made S. by ...... 68-9 called ...... 13 Physical characteristics of. . 68 Englishmen ...... 130 Powhatan not known to 69 Tate, Lewis. Member V. C...... A 12 Religious effects on ...... 68 Tatlersall. Smith instructed at. . .108 Smith invites ...... 67 Taxation (see also “Customs,” Sutcliffe, Matthew, D. D. Dean of “Duty,” “Subsidy,” “Ta.xes”). ' ExeterMember . . . C. . . . for . . . . Va...... 37 AmountsEx ort . . levied ...... A 1!;1 Member V. C...... 102; A 10 Gegeral A_ say why laid. . . . . Sutton, Sir Richard, Knt. Camden 329-0 (319-0) mentions ...... 298 (288) Illegal . _. , . . ..169, 170, 244, 245 Company affairs -examined by Import ...... A 19 298 (288) Projector devises ...... 244 Member V. C. . . - - . . . - . . .-A 1'0 Tobacco ...... 1s9, 170, 245 Swans. Abundance, on rivers. . . . 50 T1-afiick, authorized _. , _. . . .A 15 Swearing‘. Proclamation agst.. . . . Taxes (see also “'I.‘axation," 331 (321) “Duty,” “Customs,” “S11‘bSidY”). Swift/erWine (599James-1 ‘<1S0 Mefibef " 033:” V- “Pir°=>'S»" C-- -A 12 GeneralIncreasin As. order to lay of ...... 1; .245 iv “S0Ws”)- Powers (3%...... A 28-9 Destitute of, under S. T. Taux_powha¢;g.n5_Matthews to go 316 (306) agst...... 313 (303) Plentiful when S. T. left . . . x-W'va,nokes. West to go agst. 212 (302) T3“ 3 313 (303)

Sw]v.inho‘;v,gohn(stationer).6!’ I ...... Mem- . . . .. Tavern. F]Business in , ofi Jag ofltbig ...... 59, ...... 1 Swords. Fish caught on ...... 66 Coifffnoimes Spent at floating Food offered for ...... 49 59. 81 Indians steal . . -- ...... 90, 105 Ja_meStOWn’_bm-den ta col”. 50 Indians use on S...... 92 Tavenel. John, Gem-,_ Member V. Newport Ewes to P- - ‘ ------33 ...... A. 11 Opechancanaugh gets ...... 61 Tavlor, William (haberdasher). Powhatan objects to S's. .87, 88 Member V_ C, , _. , , _. . , _. “A ­ Powhatan to return ...... 129 Teddel.’ Edward A1131; (see also -Slothful desire to sell ...... 98 name below): Smith declines “togive P- 85 Member V. C...... A 11 Stolen at Jast...... 90, 105 , ame Trad-ed to Inds. 116 T°§g§;;)_If°b°" (5% a‘1S°'1 Turkies given for ...... 61 Member V_ C______. ___ _ _A_ 11 T Temples. Indian, for gods ...... 1'!’ Tacitus. Commended ...... vii Indian. robbed ------~- - --149 Tallies. Substitute for money.... 82 MatehacomocoHouse ...... 149 *Pun::tuation seems to make. name doubtful. 134 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Tenants (see also “Colonists"). Member 0. in Va...... 182 --'-rageto ...... 193-4 Member -C. of S...... A 33 Allotted ...... 165 Prisoners taken before ...... 208 Argall uses Co’s...... 150 Privy Chamber,-—gentlema.n Argall uses D's...... 151 of ...... 163 Bohun allowed ...... 188 Superintendent of College. . . 163 De1awarr’s used by Ar...... 151 Throgmorton, Kellam. Colonist at Expensive providing ...... 191 J ast...... - ...... Glebe ...... 173 Throne. Powhatan sits on . . . . 55 Increase proposed ...... 165 Tilmbcr. Dale orders, felled . . . . .122 Land to ...... 193-4 Manufacture of ...... 122, 177 Maids sent to marry - -...... Scarce in Europe ...... 335 (325) 166-6. 197 Ship, plentiful ...... 335 (325) Marriage of ...... 165-6, 197 Tin. Mining of ...... - - ..A 18 Marshall of Va’s...... 189 Tithables. ‘Clergy pay determined Massacre left sixty . . . .295 (285) by ...... 173 Newce gets ...... 189 Pountis pay from . . . . .322 (312) Physician-General’s ...... 188 Tobacco, levied ...... 322 (312) Pountis allowed ...... 19 1 Tithes. Gold and silver. . . . .A, 4, 18 Profits of,—uses of ...... 218 Titles. Confirmed by Co...... 157 S-ecretary‘s ...... 174 Toadsmols. Food made from . . Thorpe provided with 163 315 (305) Treasurer’s ...... 191 Tobacco (see also “Contract,” W‘yat fails to get ...... 204 “Tobacco Monopoly,” "Weed,” Wyat given full quota. .334 (324) “Spanish Tobacco”). Yeardley breaks word as to. .204 Abund-ant in Va...... 310 (300) Tenements (see also “Heredita­ Amount imported ...... 24 5-6 ments," “Lands,’ “Grants”). Argall’s seized ...... , . . . . 147 Tenure by Eng. laws. .38; A 7 Arrest Sandys caused by . . . .206 Tents. Jamestown,—-—used at 46 Box of R. extant ...... 21 Tenure of Lands. Free and com­ Carribees ...... 19 mon soccage ...... A 7, 15, 25 Terra. Sigillata. River named from. 64 ‘Cattle traded for ...... 202 Thames. Ralegh -exped. leaves. . . . 9 -Censuring of ...... 331 (321) Clergy get ...... 173 ’1'ha.nksg'lvi.ng. Ordered (1622). . .218 Clergy paid before, sold . . Thatching. Reeds used for ...... 59 329 (319) Thieves. B1ock—houseto stop.... 97 C1ergy’s collected . . . . .329 (319) Powhatan to punish ...... 104-5 Commodities 1618 (t. one 01' Punishment of, by P...... 104-5 two) ...... 281 (271) Stealings returned ...... 97 Commodities compared with Work of ...... 90 price of ,...... 319 (309) Third Charter. Copy,—only one.. Commodities,—-only (1622) . . 232 A iii Commodities (other) ruined King grants ...... 127 by ...... 295 (285) Text of ...... A 23-32 Commodities sold for ...... 171 Why applied for ...... 126-7 Company consents to tax. . . .247 Third Supply. Delawarr to send. . Company’s reply on ...... 246 100, 102, 103 “Contemptible Weed” ...... Thomas.mm-— (blank in text). 321 (311), 323 (313) Member V. ‘C...... , ...... A 12 IOontracIty—destruction at­ Thoresby, Mr. ‘Ralph. Has tob.­ tempted ...... 265 (255) box of R...... Contract dissolution . ..266 (256) Thornbaok. Smith poisoned by... Contract,—merits for . . . . . Thovrne (also "Thorpe”). Member 269-0 (259-0) C. of S...... A 33, note Contract void ...... 269 (259) Thorne, Octavian. Member V. C. Corn not subordinated to. . --140 A 12 Corn precedence over ...... 160 Thornton, Robert. Member V. C. Corn value compared with .. A 12 319 (309) Thorpe, George. Dale’s kinsman. .163 “Counter-Blast to" ...... 183 Death of ...... 211, 217 Courts for, cases,——jrurisdic­ Deputy for ‘College .. . .182; A. 33 tion ...... 330 (320) Indian leagues confirmed by. . Culture creeps in . . .‘...... 140 204-5 Culture discouraged. . .164-5, 177, Land granted ...... 163 183, 195, 198, 340 (330). Massacred ...... 211, 217 381-2 (371-2) BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 135

Culture encouraged....201. 203, Monopoly offered ...... 244 273 (263) Monopoly restrained ...... 205 Culture forbidden in Eng. . . 170 Monopoly,——thanks for . . . . Culture limited ...... 195 323 (313) -Culture restricted ...... 164-5 Not taken for commodities. .183 Curing improved ...... 147 Observations on ...... 182-3 Damaged by hail ...... 147 “Odd commodity” ...... 182-3 “Deceivable weed" ...... 244 Officials ...... 250-1, 252-3, 254, Delawarr seizes Ar...... 147 264 (254) Duty reduced ...... 273 (263) Oflicials discussed ...... 254 Edicts set price of ...... 147 Officials elected Election oflicials for ...... 252-3 Origin name ...... Elizabeth encouraged use . . . 21 Parliament considers case of. Eng1and,—first in ...... 20 334 (324) England,——-sent to ...... 202-3 Parliament releases ...... 205-6 Export, 1619 ...... 164 Penalty,—disparaging clergy. Exportation expected . .285 (275) 329 (319) Food excluded by ...... 164-5 Pena1ty,——notgoing church. . Fraud prevention ...... 198 329 (319) Garbling ...... 199 Pena1t}’.—n0t making garden Goods sold for »...... 171 331 (321) Grievance of case of. . 337 (327) Penalty,—1powder waste . . . . Hail damages . . - ~...... 147 332 (322) Happy issue of ...... 338 (328) Petition carry all to Eng. . . . H-arvey promises, as reward . . 286 (276) 325 (315) Petition concealed ...... Holland gets by error. .270 (260) ’ 266-7 (256-7) Holland trade in ...... 201 Petition for culture ...... 200-1 Howe demands ...... 229 Petition suppressed. . . . 286 (276) Importation for good of col­ Pipes described ...... 21, 68 ony 338 (328) Pountis expenses from . . . . Importations (amount)... .245-6 ‘ 332 (322) Importations from S. I. lim­ Poverty after mean prices. . ited ...... ,...198 323 (313) Importation from Va lim­ Price declines ...... 198 ited ...... 19 8 Price m-ean,~——povertyafter . . Imported free ...... 203 323 (313) Indian esteem for ...... 19 Price of (1622). . . .250, 319 (309) Indian name of ...... 19 Price of (1623) ...... 274 (264), Indigenous growth ...... 19 295 (285) Ingram on tax ...... 244-5 Price of (1624) ...... Jacobs orders tax restored . .169 295 (285). 319 (309), 338 Jacob’s tax on ...... 168-9 (328), 340 (330). Jamestown planted with. .146-7 Price of, in commodities King envious of ...... 340 (330) 319 (309) King opposes use...21, 340 (331)) Price of, in Spain. . . . .274 (264) King's attitude ...... 21, 170 Price set by edict...... 147 King's profits ,from ...... 247-9 Price regulated ...... 248 King‘s treatise on ...... 183 Privy C. orders, from Va.. .. Land grants restrain ...... 164-5 270 (260), 272-3 (262-3) Levy for pensions . . . .322 (322) Proclamation revoked . . . .201-2~ Levy for pensions ...... 332 (322) Profits of King from ...... 247-9 Lan-e first carried to Eng.. . .20-1 Regulations ...... 205 Lord Treas. witnesseson Restrained by grants . . . . . 164-5 265-6 (255-6) Restricted culture ...... 164-5 Losses on ...... 169-0 Revenue from. . . . .264-5 (254-5) Maids equivalent in ...... 197 Sacrificial use of ...... 19 Market, ‘conditions - - ...... 198 Sa1a.ries,—debate on. . .264 (254) Market-place planted with.146-7 Sa.laries,—raising of. . . 263 (253) Massacre causes monopoly . . Sandys arrest caused by . . . .200 323 (313) Scramble to raise ...... 14'0 Monopoly ended ...... 269 (259) ‘Sent to Eng...... 202-3 Monopoly granted ...... 198-9 Sole business (1622). . .279 (269) Monopoly,——Massacre cause of “Sinking commodity" ...... 198 323 (313) Slavery penalty for violation.147 Monopoly not suppressed. . . .205 Smith culture of ...... 232 136 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Somers Is. Co. to Ld. H. Treas. Records ...... 147 On ...... 246­ Tomahawks. Germans make for P. 90 Somers Is. supported by . . . . .200 Tomlins (also “Tomlyns”), Mr. Spanish imported ...... 245-6 Committee to attend Commrs.. Spanish Match -and tax on . .246 301 (291) Staple,—only (1622) ...... 232 Papers delivered by ...... 221 States of Holland trade in. . . .201 Tomlyns. see “Tomlins”. Stories concerning ...... 21 Tomocomo. Census-taking methods Streets planted with ...... 146-7 of ...... 144 Surveyor,—amoust paid . . . . . Corn in Eng. studied by ...... 144 330 (320) Court displeas-es ...... 144 Tax and Spanish Match . . .246 Dale in error as to, and 0. . . . .144 Tax consent to by Co...... 247 Disgraced ...... 147 Tax discussed ...... 244-5 England as seen by ...... 144 Tax illegal ...... 168-9 English conds. reported by . . Tax increased ...... 243-51 143, 144 Tax lowered ...... 200 God,——T. wants to see ...... 144 Tax on ...... 199 Tax ordered restored ...... 169 Opechancanough receives . . . . 147 Tax raised ...... 168 Plimouth,—arrival at ...... 144 Tax rates on ...... 245, 247-8 Population estimate of ...... 144 Tax regular ...... 254-5 Population reported by. . . .143—4 Tax remitted ...... 323 (313) Porwhatan sends, to find S.. . . . 143 TaXes,—summary new . . . . 247-9 Powhatan son-in-law ...... 143 Tithes for Pountis . . . . 322 (312) Rails agst_ Dale and Eng.. . . . 147 Trade with States of Hol1and.201 Returns wirth Ar...... 147 Treachery rewarded with. . . . Smith sought by ...... 143 325 (315) Tomakin,——another name of. . 147 Treatise of King ...... 183 Treatment not pleasing to. . . . 144 Treatise on ...... 199 Trees in Eng. studied by . . . .144 Treaty (new) for ...... Uttamaccomack,—-called by S. 143 273-4 (263-4) Tools. Indians given ...... 210 Uncertain crop ...... 204, 244 Indians trade for ...... 94 Use,——pro and con. Jamestown.——left at ...... 107 Value (comparative). Pocahonrtas held for stolen. . .128 Value for maids ...... 197 Powhatan asks for ...... 136 “Very sinking commodity”..198 Slot-hful want to sell ...... 98 Vice of ...... 112 Stolen ...... 128 Virginia. ordered by P. C.. . Torrid Zone. Ralegh in error as 270 (260), 272-3 (262-3) to ...... 20 Warehouses . . . .250-1, 264 (254) Towel. Feathers used as ...... 55 Witnesses as to . . .265-6 (255-6) Tower of London. Arms sent from Wrote on tax ...... 254-5 232-3 Yeardley urges culture ...... 201 Earls sent to ...... 207 Yeardley scramble for ...... 140 Lieutenant of, member C. for Tobacco Monopoly (see also “To­ Va...... 36 bacco"). Northumberland in ...... 46 “Crying grievance” ...... 199 Ralegh in ...... 30, 32 Granted ...... 198-9 Towler, Charles. Member V. C..A 12 Tobacco Pipe. Susquesahanock Towns (see also “Cities,” "Corpo— has ...... 68 rations”). from ...... Arccomack ...... 62 Tookwogh. Smith goes to ...... 69 Bermudas ...... 134 Susquesahanocks come to . . . . 67 ‘Bible taught in ...... 19 Tockwogh River. Discovered . . 67 Burgesses from ...... 160, 195 Explored ...... 67 Charles Hundred . . . . 316 (306) Sassafras Riv. now ...... 67 Chesapeakes’ ...... 13 Smith leaves Inds. at ...... 69 Croatan ...... 27 ,'I‘ockwoghs. Smith taken to town Dale to build ...... 122, 123 of ...... 67 Description of ...... '67 Susquesahanocks invited 67 Digges’s Hundred ...... 125 Todkill, Anas. Mangoags visited Education Inds. by ...... 195 by ...... 99 Entrance to, announced. . .130-1 White not found by ...... 99 General A. representation of.160 '._l‘0makin. Tomocomo called, in Greenvil discovers ...... 12 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY.

Henrico at Varina Neck . . Commodities sacrificed to. . . . 81 122, 316 (306) Complaints. of ...... 338 (328) Indian, described ...... 67 Condition of Eng...... 236 Indian, in N. ' C. - - - . . - - -23, 24 Condition unworthy ...... 240 James City ...... 316 (306) Conditions ...... 236, 240 Jamestown ...... 316 (306) Copper for corn ...... Kicquotan ...... 316 (306) 84, 87, 91-2, 105 Maldstow-n ...... 197-8 Copper for fort ...... 104-5 Ma.ssaWomecks’,—S._taken to. 67 Copper for houses ...... 104-5 Mlassawteck ...... 70 Copper values for, depreciate. 57 Matchopeake ...... 70 Corn for copper ...... Miecuppum ...... 70 84, 87, 91-2, 105 Nether Hundred ...... 125 Corn for hatchets ...... 131 New Amsterdam ...... 76 Corn for kettle ...... 87 New Bermudas ...... 125 Corn for land ...... 139-0 New, laid off ...... 161 Corn for skins ...... 99, 140 Number on Jas. Riv. to Mana- Corn, suspended. . . .321 (311) kins ...... 79 Corn, traded for ...... Number under ST. (1624). . 99, 118, 127, 147, 161 316 (306) English ...... 236 Pamunkey ...... 242 English increase ...... 335 (325) Pisacack ...... 70 Eish (dried) for skins ...... 99 Rappahanock River ...... 70 Fish (dried) traded for. . . . 99 Roanoke Island has one. . . .10-1 Food for muskets ...... 49 Rochdale Hundred ...... 125 Food for swords ...... 49 Secobeck ...... 70 Forbidden ...... 195 Secotan discovered ...... 13 Fort for copper ...... 104-5 Shirley H11I1dI‘€d--125. 315 (305) Furs for supplies ...... 81 Susquesahanocks’ ...... 67-8 Furs traded for _ ...... 198 Tockwoghs’ ...... 67 Gilbert with West Inds. . . . . 33 Upper Hundred ...... 125 Goods for tob...... 171 West Hundred . . . ».. . 316 (306) Grievances on ...... 338 (328) Wighncccomoco ...... 69 Hatchets for corn ...... 131 Wococon ...... 10-1 Horses for supplies ...... 81 York ------53 Horses for tobacco ...... 202 TOWHSBHCLSh‘ John, Kim Mam‘ Houses for copper ...... 104-5 ber V. C...... A 10 Increase of . __ , ___, ,_335 (325) Toys. Indians given by S-- - . . - - .. Indian, 58, 81, 83-4, 90, 331 (321) 52, 56, 57, 63, 71, 73, 84 Indian, forbidden. . . . .331 (321) N6WDO!‘t brings to P -‘ ' - - - -77. 78 Indian, pernicious ...... 81 Powhatan asks for ...... 136 Indian, sought ...... 90 Powhatan gets - - - - ~-77. 78, 134 Indians and cols...... 83—4 Powhatan receives from Indians best at ...... 63 _ Hamer ...... 134 Indians get arms __. , . . N94, 116 U-tilized as excuse ...... 52 Indians refuse , __, , _, _, .80, 34 Tracy, Mr. Member C. for Va. . .182 Ireland’s ...... 2o2 Trade (includes “Trade,” “Trad- Japazaws invites ...... 161 ins.” “Trade Relations” ). Kettle for corn ...... 87 Apporticned ...... 1...... 150 Land for corn , _»,, . . , . . , , 139-0 Argall apportions ...... 150 Manakin ...... 77, 87 Argall monopolizes ...... 150 Mangoags, staples ...... 99 Argall seeks ...... 147 Muskets for food ...... 49 Arms to Indians ...... 94, 116 Nansamond sought ...... 84 At expense commodities. . . . . 81 Nansamonds deny all ...... 84 Beads coin of Inds...... 198 Newport and P, . . . . - -...... 77 Behethland, at Pamunkey. . . . 90 Newport steals goods for . . . . 81 Block-house for ...... 97 Pamunkey;-—Behethland at. . 90 Chickahominies stop . . . . . 80 Pamunkey,—ChroWshaw a't. . 90 Chrowshaw at Pamunkey. . . . 90 Pamunkey,—Percy at. . . . . 90 Chrowshaw in Patomack Pamunkey,—PoWel at ...... 90 Riv...... 213 Pamunkey,—S. at ...... - - . .90—1 Chrowshaw seeks ...... 217 Patowmack River,-—~Chrow­ Cattle for tobacco ...... 202 shaw at ...... 213 Coloni-sts and Inds...... 83-4 Patowmack River,——West at. 90 Commodities for supplies 81 Percy at Pamunkey ...... 90 138 INDEX TO _STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Percy in charge of ...... 76 Reported ‘by G. and C. . . . . Pernicious ...... 81 325-6 (315-6) Powel at Pamunkey...... 90 Smith prevents ...... 49 Powhatan and Newport. . . . . ‘[7 Tobacco reward for. . .325 (315) Private, forbidden ...... 147 Wing’fle1d'S D1‘eVe1'lt6dby S- -- 49 Refused by Inds, _‘ , _, . . __3o, 34 Treasurer (see also “Trea.surers" Regulations for ...... 39 be10W).* , - Regulations, relaxed ...... 57 G-0vernor.—When ...... 196 Results from ...... 4s, 49 Member C. of S...... A 33 Robbery veiled by ...... 195 Sandys (George) ...... A 33 Rubs of, overthrown by N“ _ 57 Southampton zchosen...... 179 Skin, provided ...... 198 Trea-surer (ship). Maicontents Skins for corn ...... 99, 140 Sent Out ------.289 (279) Skins for fish (dried) ...... 99 Negroes belong to....294 (284) skins traded for _, _, , . __,, 99 Pirate ...... 153-4 smith at Pamunkey . _, , __,9o-1 Rich sends out ...... 153 Smith rules for overridden. . . 57 Victlla-lled in Va- - - - . - - - -153-4 Smith with Indians ...... 50 Treasurer and Company for Vir­ Smith’s ...... 67 glnia (see also “Treasurers” Sought. .49, 84, 116, 161, 213, 217 above and below).* Spilman seeks ...... 217 Charters to. . . . . - ...... A 8-32 Supplies for commodities.... 8] Treasurer and Company in Eng. Supplies for horses ...... 81 (see also .“Treasurers" above Supplies for furs ...... 81 and below)” . Suspended _. ______331 (321) Brewster appeals to ...... 153 swords for food ___. ______49 Colonization authority of.A 18-9 Swords for turkies ...... 61 'C°“n'Ci15 (Supreme) estab­ Swords to Inds...... 116 “Shed ------A 32-4 Tobacco for cattle...... 202 Court pleadings of - - . - - - .-14-5 Tobacco for goods‘ __. ______'171 Customs concessions to . . . .A 19 Tobacco for horses ...... 202 DeD'1tY'T1'e3-S- f0!‘ ------A 17 Tools ...... 94 Engineers asked of ...... 173 Turkiés for SW0,-as ______51 Forfeiture by ...... A 21 West in Patowmack Riv. 90 Governors elected by ------A 17 West Indian ...... 33 Grants to, confirmed ---.-.-A 15 West seeks ...... 11s Greetings from ...... A 32 Wine, in Ar. hands ...... 1oo Invasion repelled by -.A 19. 19-0 Word seeks ...... 161 Jealousy Of - ~- - - . - . - - - . - . .174 Tradesmen. Broken, come over. .103 King's C- t0'di1‘eCt ------A 16 Indian,—best of ...... 62 fiends acquired by - - . —.. ..A 14 “:::‘::g:::;‘:.~..$3“???-...s.‘T‘.“.*fmands confirmed by to . . .-A . . . . .A 15 smith treated badly ...... 111 Laws ‘nterpreted 't° fa"°“’-­ Tnansilvania Smith travels - A 21-2’ 31 through -' ' ' ' ' ' - - - - - ' ------111 Liberties,Laws ‘made etc., by to ...... A . . .A 20, 17 22 Transilvunia, Duke of. Meldritch Lottery duties of ...... A 30-1 serves With ...... 109 Martial Law granted ...... A 21 Possession_ taken from . . . . . 110 Mexican mines attract ...... 101 Siglsmond -Bathori ...... 109 Mining authority of ..101; A 18 Treachery (see also -«Plots,» Ordin-ance from ...... 196 «Conspiracies,» uMut-my..)_ Pardon poWer_granted. . . .A 20-1 German conspiracy _. _. __.H 94 Perpetuation provided...A 16-7 Indian ______. ______. _ 34 ‘ Petition goes to ...... 201 Kendall's prevented by S.. . . . 49 P°‘33h°ntaS S“PP°1'ted by - - -142 Newport fears ...... 58 Pocahontas to be sent to Va. Plot agst. S...... 107 by ...... 145-6 Plot revealed to S...... 99-0 Powers granted ...... A 1-34 / Plot to murder S...... 106 President of C's powers to Poole testifies as to ...... 142 cease ...... -. . ._.A 17-8 ‘As in the cases of “Presidents of the Colony" and “Secreta.ries" (see ' notes above), the text is ofttimes so confusing that one is unable to tell -which “Treasurer” is referred to.

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Record of advrs. kept by. . .A 22 Efforts to supply ...... 197 Religion encouraged ...... A 22 Treaties. Chickahominies ...... 131-2 Smith (T) Treasurer ...... A 16 Supplies sought from ...... 148-9 Indian, confirmed...... 204-5 Treasurer of ...... A 16 Indians make ...... 72-3, 130-1 Treasurer and Company of Ad­ 0pechancanough’s. .155, 215, 239 venturers, etc. (see also “Treas­ Rappahanocks and S...... 72 urers" above and beloW).* Recommended with 0 ...... 215 Appeal to ...... 153 Smith and Rappahanocks. -- . 72 Tobacco ...... 373-4 (263-4) Brewster appeals -to ...... 153 Yeardley recommends ...... 215 Company’s official name .. Wyat confirms all ...... 204 A 14, 23 Corn letter of Y...... 160 Treatises. Company ...... 17 Lands confirmed to....A 24, 25 Harlot on Co ...... 17 Lord Treas. summons ...... King‘ writes ...... 183 265-6 (255-6) Mulberry trees ...... 183 Members ...... A 9-14 On Company ...... 17 Ordinance for ...... A 32-4 On mulberry trees ...... 183 Yeardley writes ...... 160 On silk ...... 183 Treasurer and Council (see also On tobacco ...... 183, 198 “Treasurers” above and below).* On Va...... 216-7 Dissolute ones sent by ...... 167 Ruggles’s ...... 216-7 .Enlarged,——how ...... A 18 Sandys on mulberry trees. . . . 183 Treasurer and Council in Eng. . Silkworms ...... 183 (see also “Treasurers” above Smith writes ...... 217 and below).* Tobacco ...... 183, 199 Argall appeals to ...... 148-9 Trees. New Eng...... 31 Treasurer for Tobacco Dealings North Car ...... 9 (see also “Treasurers” above Trencher Plate. College presented 171 and below).* Trespassers. Punishment ...... 38—9 Farrar, agst. his will ...... 253 Trevor, Sir John, Knt. Member Provided for ...... 250-1 C. for Va...... 36; A 16 Treasurer of Colony (see also Member V. C...... A 9 “Treasurer” above)‘ Trials. Bayard in ...... A iv Arrives in Va...... 194 English methods followed.. .A 34 Courts held by ...... A 26 {lfribes (see “Indians,-—tribes”). Deputy,—~powers ...... A 17 Tribute. Amount (1618) ...... 147 Duties of ...... 42 Chi-ckahominies ...... 140 Election of ...... 39 Copper offered as ...... 49 Gold and si1ver,———lackof,— disappoints ...... 81 Corn as--54, 105, 130-1, 312 Governor-,—-—when ...... 196 (302), 317 (307) King nominates candidates. . .230 Corn, from each house ...... 105 Corn, not paid ...... 317 (307) Lands distributed by ...... A 15 Corn, paid ...... 312 (302) Limitations on, after ST. rule, Deer as ...... 54 299 (289.) Indian, established...... 164 Member C. in Eng ...... 190 Pearls as ...... 54 Members admitted by ...... A 18 Pocones as ...... 105 Necessity of, apparent ...... 190 Powhatan gets ...... 54 Oath administered by, Skins as ...... 54, 68 _ A 22, 28-9 To store...... 132 Offlce,—-perpetuation of. . .A 16-7 Turkies as ...... 54 Sandys elected . . . .~...... 190 Voluntary unknown. . . .317‘ (307) Smith (T) elected ...... 42 VVild beasts as ...... 54 Smith (T),——1imitations after, Yeardley goes for ...... 140 299 (289) Trinity Term. Courts for ...... A 26 Smith (T) ordained ...... A 16 General Assembly held in. .A 26 Smith (T),—powers ...... A 16 Troops (see also “Soldiers,” “Sai1­ Southampton elected. .. . .181, 192 ors”). Studley elected ...... 46 Indians Watch ...... 76 Taxes paid to ...... A 5 Jamestown, trained ...... 76 Treasurer Somers Is. Co. Smith (T)...... Truck. Cultivation of ...... 331 (321) Trumpets. Signal by ...... 129 Treasury. Depleted ...... 197 Trust (see “Tobacco Monopoly”). ‘See note under “Treasurer,” above. 140 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Truston, Thomas. Member V. C..A 12 rico ...... 125 Tuckahoe. Randolph home . . . .124 Uppowoc. Tobacco,—Ind. name of ...... 19 Tuckahoe Root. Bread made of. . 98 Usher, see “Master and Usher". Tucker, Captain (see also names Utensils. Indians given ...... 210 below). Provided for ...... 197 Prisoners rescued by...... 239 Uttamacoomack. Tomocomo Tucker, Daniel. Arrives at Jast. . . 77 called ...... 143 Member V. C...... A 11 Uttasantasough. Meaning of. . . . . 72 Tucker, Capt. William (see also names above and below). Mosco changes name to ...... 72 Commission agst. Nansamonds V issued to ...... 313 (303) Kicquotan commander..313 (303) Vagabons. Martin encouraged. . .224 Nansamond exped. under, Vambrance. Ceremony with king's 92 313 (303), 317'(307) Varina. Stith dates Hist. at ...... viii Tucker, William (see also names Varina Neck. Farrar’s Island in. .122 above). Town site ...... 122 Burgess ...... 317 (307) Varinas. Imported . . . . .'...... 249 Declaration signed by. .317 (307) 'l‘ufi'o1'e. Character of ...... 95 Vassal, John, Gent. Member V. C.A 1 3 Colonists returned by ...... 98 Va.ug'l1an, Edward. Member V. C. Indian prisoner ...... 95 A 13 Tufton, Sir Nicholas. Conditions Venetian Ship. Smith gets share reported by ...... 180 of ...... 109 ’?‘uInults. Punishment for ...... 38 Vegetation. North Carolina . . . . . 31 Turkies. Indians send. .49, 86, 97, 209 Venison. Indians bring. .11, 49, 86, 90 Massacre preceded by gift of..209 Venn, Arthur, Gent. Member V. ‘Newport gives swords for. . . . . 61 C...... A 11 Powhatan sends ...... 86 Venn, Richard (haberdasher). Swords given for ...... 61 Member V. C...... A 14 Tribute of ...... 54 Vere, Sir Francis. Elizabeth not Turks. Smith to go agst ...... 109 make baron ...... 12 Turner, Dr. Member V. C. . . . . --A 10 Military career for ...... 12 Turner, Richard. Member V. C. Vere, Sir Horatio. Aid to colony. .174 A 11 Fortifications referred to. . . . 174 Member C. for Va...... A 16 Turners, the Company of. Member Member V. C...... A 9 VCA...... 14 Tutors. Certified regularly ...... 172 Vertue, Christopher (vintner). Member V. C...... A 13 College provided with ...... 163 Vessels (see also “Barks," Names of, certified ...... 172 “Barges," “Boats,” “Pinnaces," ‘Tylers and Bricklayers, the Co. of. “Ships,” “Shal1ops"). Member V. C...... A 14 Arrive ...... 22, 23, 123, 127, I94 Tyrrel, Francis. Member V. C.. ..A 11 Argall captures ...... 132-3 Argall uses C...... 150 U Bristol furnishes ...... 32-3 United Provinces. Hudson sells Built ...... 115, 312 (302) discoveries to ...... 75 Captured ...... 132-3 Martial Laws of ...... 293 (283) Company used by Ar...... 150 University (at Henrico), (see also Drake’s rescue cols...... 15 “College,” “Education”). English return to ...... 11 Land granted for ...... 163 English surprised ...... 28-9 Land laid ‘off for ...... 165 " Fish for ...... Lands of, tenanted -...... 165 Gates brings ...... 123 Provided for ...... 163 Gi1bert’s sail ...... 6 “Unmasked Face of our Colony in Greenvll brings ...... 22 Virginia, as it was in the Win­ Greenvil captures ...... 12 tel‘, 1622.” Answer of G. A. to Indian‘ ...... 31 317-22 (307-12) Instructions opened to arrival. 42 But1er’s ...... 278-0 (268-0) Jamestown,—left at ...... 107 Commissioners seek investiga­ London furnishes ...... 33 tion of ...... 301 (291) Massacre causes sending . . . .232 Upholsterers, the Company of. Master-Calker of ...... 226 Member V. C...... A 14 Materials for ...... 17 Upper Hundred. Annexed to Hen­ Newport gets BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 14].

Number in colony. . . .317 (307) Boundaries ...... _ 36 Number in Jas. R.,. . . .282 (272) Butler describes. . .278-0 (268-0) Number for colony ...... Butler flees to ...... 277 (267) 282 (272), 320 (310) Censored ...... 314 (304) Number sent to Va...... Charges agst. G. and C. . . . . 122, 176, 203-4, 234, 307 (297) 333 (323) Number under ST.. . . .317 (307) Charter to Treas. and Co'... Proclamations posted on. . A 9-14 331 (321) College to be built ...... 162 Procuring, dilficult . .-...... 167 Colonists break contracts to.A 29 Provided for ...... A 28 Colonists carried to ...... 26 Relief wrecked . . . . .27-8 Colonists slander ...... - - . .A 29 Smith left at Jast...... 107 Colonization under two Cos. Smith (T)’s ...... 317 (307) A 1 Somers’ ...... 1125 Commissioners in . . . .333 (323) Spanish Armada ...... 24-6 Commissioners investigate. .. . Timber for ...... 335 (325) 298 (288), 301 (291), 307 Trading...... 166 (297) White brings ...... 23 Commissioners on conditions Wrecked ...... 15-6, 27-8, 114 174-5, 299 (289) Veto. Governor gets power ...... 196 Commissioners return from ~Vice-Admira-1 of Virginia. Com­ 338 (328) plains agst. guilty ...... 240 Commodities of ...... 270 (260) Hamer under Ar...... 146 Conditions (1620)..174-5, 175-6 Hawkins agst. Algerines. . . . 184 (1623), 271-90 (261­ Newport ...... 101 80), 291 (281), Office committed to G. and 298 (288), 299 C._ ...... 174 Q289), 301 Pierce to be ...... 174 (291), 303-4 Pountis ...... 191 Steukley ...... 146 (293-4), 307 Vioe-President. Scrivener ...... 66 (297), 311-2 Victuals (see also “Food,” “Pro­ (301-2), 312 visions.” “Corn,” “Supplies,” etc.) (302), 313 Indians bring ...... 90 (303) Newport fails to get ...... 77 (1624), 315-7 (305­ 7), 317-22 (307­ Transportation of.A 4-5, 18-9, 28 12) Vienna. Smith goes to ...... 109 Constitution erroneous.310 (300) Vignerons. Encouraged ...... 218 Council for. .36, 37, 102; A 16, 26 Sent over ...... 177 Council for, threatens aban­ Wine hoped for by ...... 218 don...... 82 4Vincent, Henry. Member V. C. "Declaration etc., of” ...... A 13 311-2 (301-2) Vinegar. Smith uses for “mir­ Delawarr leaves ...... 120-1 acle," ...... 96 Deputy pleads for ...... 203-4 Vines. Culture encouraged ...... Description. . 45, 81-2, 278-0 183, 321 (311), 331 (321) (268-0) Fit place for ...... 120-1 Dissolute ordered out ...... 167 French to grow ...... 117 Distressed state of 303-4 (293-4) Planting provided .. .331 (321) Divided by 1st. Charter...... 36 Sent over ...... 17 7 Drake ordered to ...... 15 Vignerons to cultivate ...... 183 English moves known in. . .. Vine Slips. Sent over ...... 177 ...... 314 (304) Vinters (individuals). Members V. English popul. relieved by. . C...... A 12 335 (325) Vintners, the Company of. Mem­ Europe same size as ...... 132 ber V. C...... A 14 Expenditures in ...... 202 Virginia (see also “Jamestown,” Favour not expected..310 (300) “James City," "Fort”). Fishing rights ...... 185 Abandoned for while ...... 30-1 General As. on B. Infl!‘m..­ Abandonment threatened . . . . 82 317-22 (307-12) Acts published in. . . . . 307 (297) Gondomar opposes ...... 247 Area (original) ...... 31 Goods sent to ...... 171 Bancroft forces cols. to 76 Gosnold visits ...... 35 Bland on conditions ...... 174-5 Government formation left to.162 142 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Governor and Assts. reside in. Smith (T) directs affairs " 304 (294) 312 (302) Smith (T) on ...... - -189 Governor and C.,—charges Smith (T) triumphs over .. agst...... 333 (323) 339 (329) Huckluytnever in . . . . 22 Somers returns to ...... 119 Hedges,—none in ...... 319 (309) Spaniards to seize ...... 138 Hudson River part ...... 133 Tenants to Weym0uth.334 (324) Humble Petition of ...... Tobacco imports. agst.338 (328) 276-7 (266-7) Tobacco ordered from.270' (260) Imperial family,——progeny. . . 146 Tobacco pet. as to. .. .286 (276) Improved affairs ...... 313 (303) Treasurer ...... 313 ,(303) Interest in ...... 102 Treasurer and Co. get Charter Investigation ...... A 9-14 298 (288), 301 (291), 307 (297) Treatise on govt. in...... 217 Jefferson in ...... 307 (297) Tyranny in ...... 293 (283) King of ...... 44 “Unmasked Face of,". .301 (291) King on conds. . . .303-4 (293-4) Weymouth gets tenants . . . . King’s C. for ...... ' 334 (324) 36, 37, 102; A., 16, 26 Weymouth to explore ...... 33 Letters from ...... 300 (290) Virginia. Company of London. Limits of ...... 198 Abandonment colony desired by Looseonessentto...... -- 168 121-2 Map offered ...... 234 Accounts, examined ..299 (289) Marshal of ...... 189 Activities pleasing . . . .7...... 203 Answer demanded from . . . . Mentioned ...... 305-6 (295-6) 1, 2, 3, 4, 8. 15, 17, 21, 23, 24 Answer of, to P. C...... 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 304-5 (294-5) Named after Elizabeth ...... 11 Answers P. C...... 272 (262) Newce, Marshal of ...... 189 Appeals to P. C...... 169 Newport report on ...... 101 Applies for Charters..101, 126-7 Origin of name . . . . - - ...... 11 Appoint H. of C. members to Owners of,—classes . . .270 (260) report on Va...... 336 (326) Parliament's love for. .304 (294) Apprentices encouraged by. . . 183 Penal colony ...... 168 Argall actions enrage . . . . . 149-0 Petitions King ..200, 333 (323) Argall prosecuted by ...... 186 Planters pet. King . . . .333 (323) Argall restitution to ...... 151 Poor to be sent ...... 193 Argall uses tenants, etc. of. .160 *Population (1621) ...... 202 Assessed for relief. . ..300 (290) Pory publish acts in. .307 (297) Attitude to S. offer ...... 234-5 Pountis solicits for. . . . 322 (312) Audit shown false by Records Proceedings get to ...... 203 275 (265) Provisions sent ...... 197 Bequests divided by . .9...... 215 Ralegh assigns interests. . . .25-6 Bermudas confiscated by . .227-8 Ralegh chief advtr. of ...... 29 Bermudas sold to own mem­ Ralegh eased of ...... 30 bers ...... 127 Ralegh never in ...... 16, 22, 32 Bohun, Phisician-Gen. to. . . .188 Ralegh permission to discover Books delivered to . . . .274 (264) 32-3 Books sent by ...... 321 (311) Ratcliffe lies about ...... 82 Butler afiairs urged by_303 (293) Raven seeks aid in ...... 115 Butler pet. agst. . .280-1 (270-1) Relief for ...... 3oo (290) Budd, pet demanded by __ Religion provided for _...... 37 - _ 280 (270) Rich tries control ...... 146 Byrd bddys Records of_ __.B_ N_ vi gaclévillean V5’ T"ea5' friend - ' - of - - - .- .-313 . . . . (303). .187 CausesCape Merchant entered in factor Journals of _ of.170 _171 Ships proceed to ...... 307 (297) Cavendish vindicat and an­ Siberia like ...... 16S SW-erg H 284_8 (274_8) Slandered by cois...... A 29 Charter and"C'dI'1's{. for ___. _ egibarks for ...... 111 A 1”, 32_4 Smithm s°t ar 9:5 s gm? o . . .- .- .- .- .- .- .- .- --234. .111 -CharterCharter applied(new) applied for . . for. . . . __..101 Smith (T),—conditions under 123-7 312 (302). 315-7 (305—7) Charters limited ...... 221 ‘See note under ‘fPopu.1a.t1on.” BULLETIN or VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 143

Charters ordered surrendered to ...... 341 (331) by _...... 304 (294) Dissolution stops trials.340 (330) Charters surrender resisted by Dissolution submitted to . 306 (296) 341 (331) Charters to ...... A 1-34 Dixon answered by ...... 226 Clergy provided for by_ ....173 Drain on treasury ...... 191 Collingswood gets warrant Educational letter to ...... 214 from ...... 301 (291) Commissioners’ acts not "Edwin Sandys’s Laws” of..255 known to ...,_ ...... 313 (303) Efforts of, revlewed.. .175, 176-7 Commissioners not hear com­ End of ...... 339—0 (329-0) Expenses great ...... 191 plaints ...... 302 (292) Factor of ...... 171 Commissioners urged to in­ Farrar stay until dissolution , quiry by ...... 301-2 (291-2) 300 (290) Commodities encouraged by.183 First Charter to A 1-8 Commodities prospects ...... 193 Fishing rights at Cape Cod. . . 185 Commons not act on pet. of. .206 “Fourth Charter” to . . . .A 32-4 Complaints of, forbidden . Freedom of, for'Ra1egh (C). 302 (292) 290 (280) Composition of ...... Freedom of speech enjoyed by 286-7 (276-7), A 1 ' 262-3 (252-3) Consent of, ignored ..293’ (283) Garbling pet. offered by ...... 199 Condition of, before Parliamt. General A. Ordinance passed 336 (326) by ...... A 32-4 Conditions reported by . . . . Gifts from ...... 231 281-3 (271-3) Government of,——hoWconsti­ Contract plan rejected by . tuted 287 (277) 260 (250) Governor to take charge of Contract construed in favour. 247 303-4 (293-4) Contract control of ...... 247-9 Grand Committee urged on Corporate name of ...... A 23 b ...... 312 (302) Costs of suits on ...... Grants offered ...... 244 308 (.298), 309 (299) Grants to, violated ...... 245 Council members to be from Great and General Courts of.219 A 16 Hariot treatise on rumors of. 17 Council of State Const. passed Healthy situation of..334 (324) by ...... A 32-4 House of C’ommons—pet. to Court records of ...... 257 334-7 (324—7) Credit due ...... 161 Howe demands tob. of ...... 229 Debts _of ..275 (265), 276 (266) Illegal grants stopped by. . . . 189 Decision agst...... 281 (271) Imposition not on ...... 169 Declaration of /King to. . . . Ingram, member of . .. .244, 247 278-90 (268-80) Inquiries presented to. .303 (293) Declines to enter matters Inquiry urged by . .301-2 (291-2) 308 (298) Instructions as to tob...... 205 Defamed ...... 333 (323) Investigation “U n m a s k e d Deputation void ...... 174 Face” ...... 301 (291) Deputy for, member C. of S. Jefferson a friend of..307 (297) A 33 Johnson pet. endorsed by... Deputy of ...... 163 281 (271) Deputy, reprimancled..270 (260) Journals of, described Different from other com­ B. N. v-vi panies ...... 336 (326) Journals of, more elaborate.170 Dissentions increase ...... 185-6 Journals on Great Shares. .139 Dissolute ones ordered trans­ Journals quoted ...... 161-2 ported by ...... 167 Kemp answered by ...... 227 Dissolution ...... King perplexes ...... 180 276 (266), 334 (324), 340 (330) King places restraint on . . . . Dissolution,——causes ...... 185-6 Dissolution draws on. .284 (274) 302-3 (292-3) Disso1ution,——errors as to . . . . King‘s attitude to ...... B. N. vii. B. N., iv-v King’s Declaration to ...... 278-90 (268-80) Dissolution hastened by maga­ King's letter to ...... 302 (292) zine 186 King's proposa1s,—-answer to Dissolution 'éI'1éx1é1§''s{n3ix§ftEéé 305-6 (295-6) 144 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

King’s proposals rejected by Petitions H. of Commons .. 306 (296) 334-7 (324-7) Lands allotted school ;'by . . . .204 Petitions, not acted on ...... 206 Lands of, ruined ...... 159-0 Petitions P. C...... 308 (298) Lands of, tenanted . . . .165 Petitions seconded by letters Lands to be purchased in Eng. to ...... 201 etc...... A 14 Petitions supported by.296 (286) Last service of ...... 338 (328) Petitions suppressed by .. Laws, etc., construed in favour 286 (276) ...... --‘A 21-2, 31 Physician to, member C. of S. Laws of, “Edwin Sandys’s A 33 Laws" ...... 255 Physician-Gen. to ...... 23, 188 Laws of G. A. ratified by . .A 34 Pory treach. reported to . . . . Laws of, violated ...... 254-5 325-6 (315-6) Letter to, on education ...... 214 Pot, Physician-Gen. to ...... 188 Letters of, returned by P. C.. Pots, Physician to ...... A 35 314 (304) Privy Council appealed to by.169 Letters pat. sustain ...... 185 Privy Council opposed by .. Letters to ...... 201 310 (300) Letters to, from King..302 (292) Privy Council returns letters Letters to, from Wya.t.334 (324) to ...... 314 (304) Lotteries fill treas. of ...... 191 Privy C. sends orders to . . . 243 Lord Treas. encouraged . . . . Privy Council summons . . . . 269 (259) 267 (257) Lord Treas. replied to ...... 246 Privy Council takes Records Magazine distinct from . . . .171 from ...... 340-1 (330-l) Magazine hastens dissol. . . . . 186 Proclamation for dissolu . . . . Malice to,—causes of ...... 340 (330) 288-9 (278-9) Profits of,—-source . . . .297 (287) Martin answer to ...... 223—4 Prohibition agst...... 302 (292) Martin gets privileges from. .220 Proposals for betterment. . . .134 Martin,—pet. agst...... 222 Proposition to . . . .273-4 (263-4) Martin reconciled to ...... 225-6 Quarter Ct. of to ratify laws Martin scandalizes ...... 225 G. A...... A Massacre clouds zeal 013.324(314) Quest-house calls for all rec­ Members ...... ords ...... 301 (291) 35, 36, 101, 102, A 1, 9-14 Quo Warranto approved by. . Members admitted,—how. . .A 18 308 (298) Members,—ail equal standing Ralegh good opinion of . A 22 291 (281) Members, in Patriot Party. .179—0 Records bought by Byrd . . . . Monopoly, ended ...... 269 (259) B. N. vi Monopoly granted ...... 247 Records, extant ...... Z73 (263; Money badly needed by. 313 (303) Records of Courts of ...... 257 Money-raising concessions of Records (all) ordered pro­ 197-8 duced by ...... 301 (291) Newce Dep. for ...... A 33 Records preserved,-how . . . . Newce Supt. of Lands of. . . .236 257 (247) Number adventurers in Records produced by . .301 (291) 286. ' (276) Records, sequestered...298 (288) Obligation of, great. . . .266 (256) Records show audit false .. Oflicers summoned . .. .266 (256) 275 (265) Opechancanough treaty. . . .172-3 Recordstaken by P. C. Ordinance and Const etc., 340-1 (330-1) passed by ...... A 32-4 Records tell life of ...... B. N. vi Ordinance sent by ...... 196 Relief assessed from . .300 (290) Papers sent to ...... 291 (281) Relief Va. by, ordered.300 (290) Parliament consider condi­ Reports of Va. sent to. .291 (281) tion ...... 336 (326) Restrained by King ...... Parliament members in . . . . 302-3 (292-3) 2 9 2 ( 2 8 2 ) Rolfe Sec., resigns ...... 167 Patents protected for ...... Royal Domain in Va. agree­ 326-7 ( 316-7 ) able to ...... 224 Patriot Party members in .179-0 Ruggles Treatise in Records Petitions agst...... 333 (323) of ...... 216-7 Petitions agst. Martin ...... 222 Sandys projects for ...... 184 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 145

Saridys, Treasurer of ...... Tobacco not pay ...... 183 313-4 (303-4) Tobacco of,—HoWe demauds.2‘..’.9 Scandals agst..225, 288-0 (278-0) Tobacco proposals to ...... 245 Scores Pres. weakness ...... 49-0 Tobacco tax replied to . . . .246 Second Charter to ...... A 9-22 Treachery reported to . . . . . Secretary ...... v-vi 325-6 (315-6) Secretary, resigns ...... 157 Treasurer ..313-4 (303-4); A 16 Servants encouraged by ...... 183 Treasurer to preside at meet­ Services offered ...... 234 mgs Sharples treach. reported to. . Treasury, depleted ...... 197 325-6 (316-6) Treatise of, on silkworms. . . .183 Silkworm treatise of ...... 1 83 Treaty ordered by ...... 172—3 Smith deliversbooksto Trials stopped by dissolution 274 (264) 340 (330) Smith error as to dissolution. . Tyrrany of, in Va...... 293 I283) B. N. iv-v “Unmasked Face” investigation Smith keeps stock in ...... 172 301 (291) Smith not seaman of...... 112 Urges agst. ST. and B..303 (293) Smith not think well of._.. . Vindication and answers . . . . B. N. iv-v 284-8 (274-8) Smith offer to ...... 234-5 Winter only time to send cols. Smith pet. to ...... 192 318-9 (308-9) Smith to show not endebted to Wrangling of. . . . .286-7 (276-7) 312-3 (302-3) Wrongdoers menaced by . . . . Smith (T) accts. urged agst. by 276 (266) 303 (293) Wrote compliments to . . .. Smith (T) Treas. of ...... A 16 261 (251) Smith (T) triumphs over .. Wrote plan rejected by. 260 (250) 339-0 (329-0) Wyat gets tenants of..334 (324) Southampton begs, talk free­ Wyat letter to ...... 334 (324) ly ...... 250 Yeardley brings papers from.157 Southampton for Treas. Yeardley not contracted with. 204 Southamption stay until dis­ Virginia Company of Plimouth. solution ...... --300 (290) Members . . . - - ...... A 1 Stith History based on Jour­ Virginia Hospital. mdians placed nals of B N. V in ...... 214 Stock of, liable for costs Virginia Lottery (see also 309 (299) teries"). Stock of, retained by S. . . ..172 Drawingof ...... 138 Storehouses procured ...... 200 Virginia Magazine. Attempt har­ Submits silently to dissolu.. . monize Stith editions fails B. N. vii 341 (331) Stith Hist. described in. .B. N. vii Subscriptions to, enforced . .A 27 \‘ii-ginia School or Hospital. In­ Suits defended by ...... dians placed in 309 (299), 310 (300) Virginia Tobacco, see “To‘oacco’. Superintendent of Lands of. .236 Vol-Jay, \\'illiam. Dies ...... 103 Supreme Cs. established. . .A 32-4 Escapes to Eng ...... 103 Surrender Cha.rters,—-condi­ Germansa.pproache'lby 99 tions ...... 309 (299) Imposter ...... 103 Surrender Charters resisted . . Returns to Va...... 103 3 0 6 ( 2 9 6 ) Volley. W‘arning ...... 73, 79 Sustained by letters patent. .186 Taxation (illegal) of ...... 245 W Taxes consented to by ...... 247 Taxes on, increased ...... 245 Wade, Nicholas. Member V. C.. .A 12 Tenants of, given Wyat . . . . Wade, Sir William. Member C. for 334 (324) Va...... ;..36, 37; A, 16 Third Charter to ...... A 23-32 Member V. C...... A 9 Thorpe, Deputy of ...... 163 Wadham College. Ralegh (C.) en­ Tobacco frauds prevented by.198 ters ...... 1. .290 (280) Tobacco importats. of . . . . .168-9 Wahunsonzwock. P o Wh a.t a n’s Tobacco instructions ...... 205 name ...... 53 Tobacco monopoly ended . . . . Wainman, Sir Ferdinando. Arrives .269 (259) lnVa...... 117 Tobacco monopoly granted. .247 Dies ...... 117 Tobacco monopoly offered. . . .244 General of the Horse of Va... .101 146 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Wainscot. Hog Is. garrison makes. 97 Quest-house call for...301 (291) Sent home and Ind. belief con­ Warrasqueake. Castle at. . .332 (322) . lSent.toEng.....firmed...... 144 82 Kingof,warnsS.Colonists spend night ac. . . . 85 Walden. Lord Howard of ...... A 11 Massacre at ...... 212 Waldoe (see also names below). Smith discovers ...... 49 Drowned ...... ~...... 93 Smith goes to ...... 66 Explores river ...... 79, 84 Management of ...... 80 Warrusqueakes. Commission to go Man-akins explored by ...... 79 agst...... 313 (303) Powhatan visited by . . 78 Warwick. Smith’s Hundred in. . .172 Scrivener exped. opposed by. . 93 Warwick, Earl of (see also “Rich, Smith raid aided by ...... 84 Lord," “Warwickian Faction"). Waldoe, Captain (see also names Argal-l incenses ...... 158 above and below). Argall posted by ...... 154 Member C. in Va...... 77 Argall,—proofs agst...... 190 Member V. C...... A 11 Argall protection not full... .157 Waldos, Captain Richard (see also AI'ga.ll——ST.Faction member names above). 186-7 Arrives at Jast...... 77 Argall to be saved ...... 157 Wales. Lands to be held in ...... A 14 Authority exceeded by . . . . . 220-1 Wales, Prince of. Cape Henry Butler creature of. . . . .277 (267) named after ...... 43 Butler made Gov. of Berms..243 Walker, George (sadler). Member Certificate signed by ...... 220 V. C...... A 12 Change does not benefit ...... 159 Walker, Thomas, Esqr. Member Charges agst...... 302 (292) V. C...... A 11 Clare (Earl of).,——whynot. . .153 Company goods taken by . . .».154 Wafler, John, Esqr. Member V.1 1 Conspires with Ar...... 157 Wallis, Dr. Harriot preferred to Deposing ST. et als. tried by.158 Descartes ...... 20 Dissolution Cont. alarms, Fac­ Walnuts. Food made from ...... 117 tion ...... 273 (263) Indians sent ...... 10 Faction alarmed at dissol’. Oil of,——ma.nu.tacture ...... 193 Contract ...... 273 (263) Walsingham. Secretary com. to Faction approves Ld_ Treas. Wch. R. bill committed ...... 11-2 266 (256) Wanchese and Manteo. Natives Faction,—strength of. .269 (259) .taken to Eng...... 11 Governor—to-be . . . - -...... 193 War. Exemptions from service.. Illegal practice charged .. 330 (320) 302 (292) Treas. and Co. have power of Johnson deposing tried by. . . .158 A 19 King influenced badly by... War-Captains. Slain by cols.. .. 269 (259) 313 (303) Lands of, tenanted ...... 154 War Dances (see also “Cere­ Lord Treas. action approved monies " “Dances,” “Invoca­ by, Faction ...... 266 (256) 1.‘ions,” Songs"). Lord Trees. summons. .266 (256) Over Smith ...... 52 Martin certif. signed by. . . .220-1 Warder. Arundel of, sends out Meeting at home ...... 181 Weymouth . . - - ...... 33 Opechancanough told of . . . .241 Warehouses. Tobacco ...... 251 Pory conspires with ...... 157 ‘Wares (see also “Commodities/’ Pory made Sec. of Co...... 157 “Goods," “Merchandises"). Pory takes proofs to ...... 190 Dutyon...... 18 Privy Council summons . . . . Exportation controlled...... A 6 267 (257) Provision for ...... A 28 Proceedings exposed. . . 297 (287) Spent at floating tavern...... 81 Shares held on to ...... 172 Transportation of ...... A 18-9, 28 Smith (T) deposing tried by. 158 Warr, Thomas, Esqr. Member C. Spilman tells O. of ...... 241 torva...... ­ ...36 Treasurer (ship) sent ...... 153 Warrants. Collingswood gets . . . . Wroth brother-in-law ...... 182 301 (291) Yeardley not controlled by. . . 157 General A. summoned by . . Yeardley offends ...... 193 314 (304) Warwickian Faction (see also Martinresists “Warwick, Earl of"). BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 147 Contract! dissolut. alarms . . . . C...... A11 273 (263) Webster, William. Member V. C. Lord Treas. approved by. . . . A 12 226 (256) Wechelius, John. I-Ia.ckluyt’sWith Proceedings exposed. .297 (287) printed by ...... 16 Strength of ...... 269 (259) With pictures printed by... . . 16 Watch (guard) Order of, re­ Weddings (see also “Marriages”). newed ...... 6 In Berms. (1610) ...... 115 ,Watch Towers. Henrico. . .123-4, 124 Jamestown (1608) ...... 84 Water (see also “Well”). Weed (see also “Tobacco,” "Span­ Colonists reduced to meal and 60 ish Tobacco”), Discovered ...... 63 King’s aversion fol‘ ...... 244 Eastern Shore has little..... 63 Tobacco contemptible ...... Nelson seeks in W. Indies. . . 57 321 (311), 323 (313) Russel’s Islands short of.... . 63 Tobacco deceivable ...... 244 Scarce on Tangier Is . . -- . . . . . 63 Tobacco nauseous ...... 182-3 Tangier (Russel) Is. with­ Tobacco stinking ...... 182-3 out: ...... 63 Tobacco unpalatable ...... 182-3 Well sunk ...... 97, 236 Weights and Measures. Oflicial Water-Fowl. Abundant in N. C.. 9 only used ...... 331 (321) Waterhouse, Edward. Clerk of Co. Weirs. Indians deprived of ...... 95 V-V1 Indians leave ...... 73 Member V. C...... A 10 Indians make for cols. . .. 14 Records attested by ...... v-vi James1.‘own.——made at ...... 97 Waters (see also name below). Welby, William (sxdationer). Mem­ Escapes during ceremonies..241 ber V. C...... A 12 Waters, Edward (see also name Welch, Edward. Member V. C.. .A 12 above). Weld, Sir Humphrey. Grantee Sec. Commonwealth erected by .. Char...... 102 - , 119-0 Lord May. London, ....102; A 16 Duel of ...... 120 Member 0. for Va...... A 16 Escapes to Kicquvotan ...... 241 Member V. C...... 102; A 9 Left in Berms ...... 115 Well (see also “Wa.ter”). Prisoner of Inds ...... 120 Elizabeth City ...... 236 Watkin’s Point. Discovered,—— Jamestown ...... 97 origin name ...... 63 \Vells, Lord Bishop of Bath and. Watson, Thomas, Esqr. Member Member C. for Va...... A 1 V C A 11 Member V. C...... A 9 wa£s’s' 1'si£u321'.''£.i:}£1§.$"f'.{r}£.2.'ri;}.. 63 Montague ...... A 9,’ 16 ~Wattey, William. Member V. C..A 12 Wells, Thomas (grocer). Mem­ Watts, Sir John, Knt. Land con­ ber V. C...... A 13 firmed to ...... A 24 Weopomeokes. Own subjection to Member C. for Va ...... A 16 Eliz. . . . - - ...... 14 Member V. C...... A 10 Weroances, see "Wei-owa.nces”. Wax-Chandlers, the Company of. Werowances. Accomack habita­ tion of ...... 62 Member V. C...... A 14 Chickahomilnies without . ... . 130 Wayman, Sir Thomas, Knt. Mem­ Great . . - - ...... 54 ber V, C, ...... A 10 Newport esteemed ...... 58 Waynman, see “Wainman,” “Weyn­ Powers of ...... 54 man.” Powhatan esteems N...... -- 58 Weapons. Indians offered choice Powhatan sells P0. to ...... 136 of ...... 92 Powhatan the Great ...... 54 Transportation of.....A 18-9. 28 Religious impression on 18 Weavers, the Company of. Mem­ Werowocomoco. Chrowshaw sent ber V. C...... A 14 Jast. from ...... 94-5 Web, Thomas. Member V. C...A 12 Corn not gotten at ...... 77 Webb. Conspiracy of ...... 123 Coronation of P. at ...... 78-9 Webb, Edward. Member V. C.. -A 12 Dale takes P0. to ...... 129 Webb, George, Gent. Member V. Deserters at to be Killed. . . .100 C...... A 13 Food sought at ...... 83 Webb, Richard. Member V. C.. .A 13 Indians killed at ...... 96-7 Webb, Thomas. Member V. C...A 11 Located in Gloucester Co. 53 Webbe, Captain. Arrives in Va.. .102 Macho’, near ...... 134 Webbe, sandys, Gent. Member V. Negotiations at ...... 85-90. 129 148 INDEX TO STITH'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Newport entertained at. . . .57-8 Hogs on ...... 114 Pocahontas absconds from,—— Houses compare well with why ...... 127-8 . those of ...... 320 (310) Pocahontas befriends cols. at. 93 _ Nelson blown to ...... 57 Pocahontas taken to . . . .129 Nelson victuals at ...... 66 Powder explosion at ...... 96-7 Newport exped. agst ...... 42, 44 Powhatan entertains at. . . . 57-8 Newport in ...... 42 P-owha.tan’s chief seat ...... 53 Pillaged ...... 15, 153-4 Powha.tan’s hereditary do- Ralegh exped. passes ...... 8 main ...... 53 Referred ,to ...... 23 Scrivener sent to ...... 83 Roanoke exped. returns to.. 28 Smith arrives at ...... 85 Smith commends Spans. in. .233 Sm'ith conducted to ...... 53 Spaniards in, commended by Smith leaves ...... 59 ...... 233 .Smith visirts P. at ...... 78 Spanish story of ...... 154 Supplies sought at ...... 83 Spoiling, forbidden ...... 195 Wymn misses S. at ...... 93 Tobacco from ...... v.. 23 West, Capt. Francis. Arrives at Treasurer (ship) damages..153-4 Jas...... 7 White plunders ...... 26 Delawai-r’s brother ...... 77 West’s Fort. West returns to. . . .106 Engla.nd,—returns to ...... 116 Westminster. Chanters sealed at Fa1ls,—retum from ...... 116 8, 22. 32 Fa11s,——sett1ememtat...... 104 Courts at, favour Co. ....A 27 Falls visited by . .,...... 97-8 Hackluyt Prebend Of - - - - - ­ Grantee Sec. Charter . . - -. . . . .102 32. 35: A 1 Manakins explored by 79 . Prebend. member V. C...... A 1 Member C. in Va...... 158 Westzninster Hall. Appeal t0 Member C. of S...... A 33 Courts in ...... 310-1 (300-1) Member V. C...... A 9 Westrow,.John. Member V. C..A 12 “Nonesuch" trouble caused...106 Westwood. Hum1'rey- Member V­ Poisoned _ , . , , _ , _ , , _ , _ , , , _93—4 C...... A 11 Powhatan raided by . 85 Westwood, Randal. Member V. C. Powhatan treated badly” ‘by A 12 men of ...... 105 Weymouth (Eng.). Mace of, goes Smith aittacked by men -of. . .104 after cols...... Starvation prevented by. . . . .97-8 Referredto 30 Isubscribes answer B, Infrm.. Weymouth, Capt. George. Explo­ 322 (312) rations of ...... 33, 34 Trade sought by ...... 90, 116 Hostages given and taken. . . 34 West, John. Member V. C. . . . .A 12 Indians friendly with ...... 34 West, Katherine. Member V. C. Indians seized by...... 34 A 12 Oldmixon mixed as to ...... 33-4 West, Capt. Nathenjel. Commis­ W'eynman, Sir Ferdinando, Knt. sion issued ...... 313 (303) Member V. C...... A 10 West. Sir Thomas. Captain-Gem Wharton, Sir George, Knt. Mem­ era] of Va...... 100, 101 ber V. C...... A9 Lord Delawarr ...... 100, 101 Wheat. Abundant ...... 161-2 Western Islands. Delawarr blown Grows rapidly ...... 31 to , ...... 121 R.-artion. of ...... 47-8 Delawarr dies at ...... 148 Wheeler, Thomas (draper). Mem­ Relief exped. goes Ito ...... 28 ber V ...... ~...... A 13 West Hundred. {Downunder S. T. Whistler, Francis, Gent. Member 316 (306) V. C...... A 13 West India Company. Amsterdam Whitaker, Lient. Jabez. Guest­ interested in ...... 133 house built by ...... 205 Hudson Riv. colony interests.133 ~Wh.itaker, Mr. (preacher). Bur­ West Indies. Advantageous agst. gess ...... 317 (307) spans...... 335 (325) Declaration signed by. .317 (307) Bohun attacked in ...... 188 Farrar’s Is.,—home of ...... 124 Delawarr sails to...... , _»12o-1 Kindness not win Inds...... --233 Drake pillages ...... 15 Pocahontas taught by -...... 136 ­ Gilbert trades in ...... 33 Wmte, James, Gent. Member V. Gondomar opposes voyages C. ' ...... A 12 rto ...... 247Wmte, Deonard, Gent. Member G-reenvil exped. passes...... 12 V.C...... A12 BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 149

White, Mr. Member com. wait on » Referredto.... Commrs...... 301 (291) Williamsburg Editions. Stith’s White, Mr. John. Biddeford left History ...... B. N. vii by ...... 23 Williamson, Sir Richard, Knt. Colonists found by ...... 27-8 Member C. for Va...... '. .«A 16 Colonists not found by ...... 99 Member V. C. . .' ...... A 10 Dassamonpeakes disciplined. Williston, Hugh. Member V. C.. Governor Roan-oke Is. A 11 Indians killed in error . . . . Willoughby (Lincolnshire). Smith Ralegh assigns to ...... 25-6 born in 1 Relief exped, under ...... 26 Smith returns to ‘Spaniards plundered by 26 Willoughby, Lord. Berty son or. .108 Supplies sought by ...... 24 Wilmer, Andrew. Member V. C White, Thomas. Member V. C..A 11 A 12 Whitebakers, the company 01'. Wilmer, Clement, Gent. Member MemberV.C...... 14 V. C...... A 12 Whitechmvh. Somers’ body taken Wilmer, George. Member V. C. to ...... 1 19 A 12 Whitgmft Arch-Bishop Canter­ Wilmot, Sir Charles, Knt. Member bu ...... 76 V. C...... A 9 Character of ...... '76 Wilson (historian). Coke tenden­ Dies ...... 7 6 cies related by 126 Whitley, Thomas. Member V. C. Wilson, Felix. Member V. C.. .A 12 A 11 Wilson, Thomas, Esqr. Member Whitmore, George (haberdasher). V. C...... -...... A 11 Member V. C. ..1-4 Winch, Sam (grocer). Member V. Whitsuntide (162?). C...... A 13 be set by ...... 331 (321) “fine. Argall brings ...... 100 (1622) iron to be made by..218 Argall controls trade in...... 100 Whittingham, Robert -(grocer). Climate bad for . . . . .296 (286) Member V. C...... A 13 Culture urged. . . . .177, 195, 218 Whitirlngham, Thomas. Member Indians given 9 V.C...... 13 License to vend Wickham, William. Member C..158 Widdowcs, Richard (goldsmdth). Poor investment. Member V. C...... A 12 Ralegh raises funds by vend­ ing ...... Widow. Member V. C...... A 12 Smith free from vi'ce of. . . . . 112 Ramsden, member V. C.. .A 12 Trade in, by Argall connived Wiflin, Richard, Gent. Member at ...... 1 V.C...... 11 Trade in, ,forbidden Wighcocomoco. Indians defeated Vignerons sent over ...... 177 at ...... 213 . Town on Patowmack Riv. . . . 69 \Vingandac0a. Wingi«na's domain. 9 Wighcomoco River. Cuscarawock Wingfleld, Capt. Edward-Maria, River ...... u...... 63 Esqr. Assessed on accus S.... 47 Pokomuoke Rive ...... 63 Colonization powers to. . . .A 4-5 Wigmore, Sir Richard, Kntz. Mem­ Deposed,——placenot filled... 48 ber V. C...... A 10 Embezzles supplies ...... 48 Escape attempted ...... 49-0 Wigsel. Cuipepper or ...... A 10 First Charter Itio ...... A 1 WildFood Beasts. from Abundant ...... 50, . . . . . 97 64 First Colony of, and others. Indians bring ...... 65, 97 35-6; A 2-3 Tribute ...... 54 Gosnold joined by . . . . . 35 Grants to, reconciled ...... A 8 Wild Fowl (see also “Fowl," Invasion to be repelled by..A 6 “Water Fowl"). Member C. in Va...... 45 Abundant ...... 9, 85, 148 Member V. C., ...... 35; , 1, 10 Food from ...... 50 Necessardes for ...... 4-6, 6 Wilkes, Edward. Member V. C. Powers granted ...... A 1-8 ~~ A 12 President of Colony ...... 45 William (King). Chief aim of.. 26 Sent home ...... 60 Liberties of Europe engross. . 26 Smith charged by ...... 44 'Wi1liams, Sir ‘Tax license given ...... A 4 of W. Tenure under ...... A 7 Willia-msburg. Cheesecake 'near.54-5 Titles assumed ...... 60 150 INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Transportatio-n necessaries . . Indians promise to S...... A, 4-5. 6 Indians zthink cols. not born Wingina. Colonis-ts aided by.... 14 of 18 Colonists trusted by ...... 19 Indians think, flrst created. . 17 Greenvill seeks aid from ..12 Masco chooses . . . . . Howeslainby menof 23 Members V. C. Nonth Carolina. king ...... 9 Moraughtacund King gives up. 72 Pemissahan name of ...... 14 Moraughtacwnds choose . . . . 72 Prayers attended by 18 Powhatan keeps ...... 54, 58 Slain ...... 15 Powhatan prefers, to war. . . . 87 Troublesome ...... 14, 15 Powhatan uses as blind. . . . . 88 Winstone, Dr. Slanders refuted Proclamation on scarcirty. . . by ...... 175 332 (322) Winter (see also “CIimate"). ‘ Ramsden, Millicent ...... A 12 1607, extremely cold ...... 51 Rappahannock King chases. . 72 1624 arduous ...... 319 (309) Rappahanock King loses. . . . 69 Winter, Capt. William. Member V. Rappahanocks steal ...... 69 C A 10 Scarcity of ...... --332 (322) Wirral, Sir Hugh, Knt. Member Stolen ...... 69, 72 V. C...... A 9-10 West, Katherine ...... A 12 With. Opinion on N. C. Coast . . . 9 Wood, Captain (see also names With, M.r. John. Hackluyt sees below) pictures of Arrives in Va...... 102 Pictures to be painted by. . . . 16 Wood, Capt. Thomas (see also Shows Eng. once wild as Inds. names above and below) 16-7 Member V. C...... A 11 With and Harlot Plan. Roanoke Wood, Thomas (see also names not Wococan ...... above). Withers, Mr. Wrote accuses .. Member V. C...... A 12. 259 (249) VS/loodal,John. Member V. C.. .A 11 With Maps and Outs. Scale miles ‘Woodcliife, John, Gent. Member on ...... V. C...... A 13 Stith uses ...... iv Woodhouse, Captain (see, also Wives (see also “Women,” "Con­ name below). cubineax," “Ma.ids”). MemberV. 10 Concessions as to ...... 197 Woodhouse, Capt. Henry (see al­ Imported via Newfoundland.166 so name above). Price of ...... 197 Member V. C...... --. ...A 10 Provisions for ...... 165-6, 197 ’\Vood.house,David, Esqr. Member Recommendations as to ..197 V. C...... A 11 Transportation of ...... 166 Woodmongers, the Company of. Wococan. Discoveries near . 12 Member V. C...... A 14 Greenville exped. near ...... 12 Wooller, Edward. Member V. C. Island of N. C...... 9 A 12 Ocacock same as ...... 9 Woolmen, the Company of. Mem­ Relief arrives at ...... 26 ber V. C...... A 14 ‘Roanoke;-distance to ...... 10 Word, Captain. Corn secured by.161 Roanokenot ...... 9 W01-kmen. Employment of . . . . Wolley, Sir Francis, Knt. Member 319 (309) V.C...... 10 Massacred ...... 218 Wolstenholme, Sir John. Argall— Master, dead ...... 193 ST. Faction member ...... 186-7 N:‘rnl)er furnished ...... 215 College estab.,—on com. to. .163 Tobacco effects supply ...... 216 King's cand. for Treas. . . . .230 Worms. Food destroyed by ...... 94 Lord Treas. summons ...... Wotton, Thomas. Colony saves by 266 (256) care of Member C. for Va...... A 16 Surgeon-General Member V. C...... ;A 11 Wright, John (Mercer). Member Sandys opposed by ...... 167 V. C...... A 12 Treasurer-ship sought by ...... ‘Wriothesley, Lord. Dies. . .341 (331) 158-9. 230 Southampton grandson of. . .179 Writings. Pe-rmissi-on for. .325 (315) Wolves. Abundant ...... 64 Quest-house call for.. .301 (291) Skins used ...... 68 ‘Wrongdoers. India.ns_ restore . . . . 99 Women (see also “Concubines," W’rote, Mr. Samuel. Accusor, not “Ma.1ds," “Wives"). accused ...... 260-1 (250-1) BULLETIN OF VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY. 151 Action scandalizes Court. . . .256 Appeals to King ...... 259 (249) Member Argall——ST. Faction Appeals to Q. C...... 256 186-7 Behavior ...... 256-7 (256-247) Miidway seconded by ...... Cavendish reprimands . . . . .255 263-4 (253-4) Censured ...... ».....262 (252) Nominated Director. . .265 (255) Charges agst...... 258 (248) Wyanoke. Indians flee from. . . . 84 Contract (new) proposed . . \Vyat, Lady. Comes over ...... 229 260 (250) yat, Sir Francis, Knt. Arrives Council for Va. acts ...... 256 inV-a...... 194 Council,—-suspended from . . Butler entertained by...... 243 Chanco sent to opitchapan by 268 (258) 238-9 Defends position . . . . - - . . . .255-6 Charges agst. . . . .333-4 (323-4) Discussion of..254-269 (254-259) Commission or, expires . Depuuty accused by ...... 344 (324) 266-7 (256-7) Company in debt to. .334 (324) “Edwin Sandys’s Laws" ...... 255 Declaration signed by. 317 (307) Excluded from C...... 261 (251) Government entered on by. . .204 Farrar threatened by ...... ‘ Governor ...... 187-8 259 (249) Governor again ...... 344 (324) Johnson pet. subscribed by.. Leagues confirmed by ...... 204 311 (301) Member C. for Va...... 188 King Jmfluenced badly.269 (259) Member C. o-f S...... A 33 Lord Treas. summons. .266 (256) Ordinance and Charter Member Com. Extraordinary. 253 brought by ...... 196 Mildway supports ...... Pascoticons,—vengea.nce on. . 263-4 (253-4) 313 (303) Peevish .....258 (248) Patowmack Riv. visited by. . . . Quarter Court,—-appeals to..256 313 (303) Quarter C-ou*rt1,——-withdnaws Power not desired by.325 (315) from ...... 260 (250) Wyat, Capt. Thomas. Records not questioned by .. Member V. C...... A 10 257 (247) Wyffin, Richard. Drowning re­ ported by ...... 93 Reprimanded ...... 255 Pocahontas befriends Sandys -on, accusations . . . Smith sought by 262 (252) Volunteers but fails Sentence of, prflnted..261 (251) Warlilce preparations seen by. 93 So-mers I. Co. stock given up.255 ‘Wynne, Edmon Sowt-hampton accused by . . . . d. Member V. C. 259 (249), 262 (252) A 12 Southampton overawed Co. . . Wynne, Captain Peter. Arrives at J ast...... 77 266 (256) Command falls on ...... 94 southam ton re roves ______D168...... -.. 2:74 (25-7_8)_ 259 (249) Indians no-t disciplined by... 95 Southampton tilt with _' __ Management of ...... 80 2594) (249-0) Manakms enplorred by . . 79 Statements answered ...... 56 Member 0- 111Vau ------77 SuSpended,__Why “"235 (275) Member V. C...... A 11 Suspended from Courts N9—n39—m0f1dtrade501181” bY- 34 261 (251) Pa.spahey_s enemy ...... 96 Time given affair of..285 (275) . Smith rald opposed bY-- - 84 Tobacco officials selected by. 250 Think?‘5- 951‘-9arms 90 TroubleTobaccotax by . . . irregugaré. . . . .2 8- ­ Y Virtues of ...... 2e9 (259) Y°=“'dt1reYvciigmffgges 1§n“-- Acts”? Warwickian Fact accusa“°n- °°i‘m§:...... fl....;..a'1:.;' : : : : : : :14. 269 (259) A1-gall corrected . . . . . L. .154, 157 Wfollhn 511' J0h11—‘Audit-01' - - - Argall not found in Va...... 157 274-5 (264-5) ArgalL——Y2atfitude to ...... 242 Votes to submit------306 (296) Arrives in Va...... 157 Wroth, Sir Robert, Knt. Mem- Attitude to Ar. Govt.. . .242 ber V. C. A 10 Berry dispossessed ...... 226 Wroth,Sir i:':i£.''i3'r;%é Butler Infrm. subscribed ter verdict, dissented from by 182 322 £512) INDEX TO STITH’S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

Cha.rgeS,—cleared of . ...142" Proposals of ...... 165-6 Charges dispos. not made. . . .226 Sick over rumors . .'...... 193 Charters for G. and C. brought Southampton Plantation under . 215 'Y.... .-‘cu...---.-.-.... Chickahominies attacked. . .140-1 Successorof ...... 187 Chickahominies under con­ Tenants refused by . . ‘...... 201 trol Tobacco restrained ...... 160 . Clergy provided for ...... 173 Tobacco scrambled for ...... 140 Colonists (number) found . . . Tobacco urged by ...... 201 0 316 (3306) Treaty recommended ...... 215 Commission expires ...... 190 Warwick offended at ...... 193 Conditions found by ...... 164 Warwick to supplant ...... 193 Corn given precedence ...... 160 Yelverton, Sir Heny. Buckingham Corn neglected by ...... 140 accused by ...... 205 Corn scarcity found . . . . . 160 Yeomen. Members V. C...... --A 14 jCorn seized ...... 242 Yeomans, Simon (fishmonger). Corn sought from Cks...... 140 Member V. C...... ;....A 14 Cornwasted...... 236-7 -York (town). Cheesecake near. .53-4 Council unwieldy ...... 193 York, Duke of. Cape Charles Counsellors recommended. . . . 182 namedafter...... 45 “Dale's man” ...... _...... 0 York River. Gosncld Bay near. . . 73 Dep. Gov. under Dale...... 138 Machoton..... 34 Dispossesses tenants. . . .226, 227 Pamunkey formerly . . . . . 53, 94 Dixon dispossessed ...... 226 Smith searches ...... 93 Education befriended ...... 215 Werowocomoco on ...... 53 General A. to be held...... 158 Yorkshire. Mentioned ...... 21 Government assumed by. . .157—8 Governor ...... -...... 138 Youghtanund. Powhatan domain. 53 Governor and C. on conduct. 242 Youghmnund River. Corn sought Grants releases from duty. . . .158 on ...... 93 Hunting ...... 141 Pamunkey formerly ...... 93 KicquotanMemberC.ofS. dispossession ...... 227 33Yonghtanunds. Smith conductedu... Young, William. Member V. C. Member V. C...... A 13 A 11 Newce visited ...... 236 Z Opechancanoughents...... gets ...... 172 pres­ -Zouch, Sir Edward. Knight Mar­ Opechancanough suspicioned .209 shal Opechancanoughsentof...... 141 under con­ Zouche. Member C. for Va.. .A 16 Ordnances for G. and (3. Zouche, Lord. Member V. C...... A 9 brought ...... 157Zweiter. Dies an impostor...... 103 Pamunkeys visited ...... 241-2 Escapes to Eng. but returns. . 99 Powers (full) given ...... 154 To reclaim Germans...... 99

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