RN #202 Virginia Indians and Jamestown

A study into the relationship between Jamestown and the early ethic groups (Indians) that occupied the land, is an important undertaking.  This effort provides a context to one of the many factors that affected the earliest years of struggle of my ancestors.  This notebook contains a copy of "Chapter 77: A Seventeenth Century Chronology Drawn from Colonial Records with Contemporary Native Perspectives", by Danielle Moretti-Langholtz and Angela L. Daniel. [http://www.nps.gov/history ]  The native and local writers provide a source of information [names] in my own JONES family tree climbing.

The above is taken from the cover of of the book named:

"The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, and the Summer Ifles: with the names of the Adventures, Planters, and Governors from their firft beginning, An: 1584. to this prefent 1624. "
 Written by none other than Captain John Smith.

RN # 37 Corporation of James City, Part I

Corporation of James City.

     Notes on ancient planters.
     Jamestown
     James City
     Neck of land
     The Maine
     Archer's Hope
     Warwick River
     Tappahannah (over the river from Jamestown)
     Middle Plantation
     Merchant's Hope
     Mulberry Island

First Hand Accounts of Virginia 1575-1705.

An outline and notes on the early settlements of the Jamestown area.