Страница - 91Страница - 93- Carter, Anne Hill, of Shirley, wife of "Light Horse Harry" Lee
and mother of General Robert E. Lee - Carter, Charles, portrait at Shirley
- Carter, Elizabeth Hill, of Shirley, daughter of the third Edward Hill,
and wife of John Carter of Corotoman - portrait at Shirley
- Carter family acquire Corotoman
- reach greatest prominence in days of "King" Carter
- cousins to all the rest of Virginia
- Carter, John, son of "King" Carter of Corotoman, was secretary of the colony
- married Elizabeth Hill of Shirley in 1723
- portrait at Shirley
- Carter, Robert, of Corotoman on the Rappahannock,
one of the wealthiest and most influential colonials - his possessions
- called "King" Carter
- portrait at Shirley
- Carter, Robert Randolph, of Shirley
- Carter, Mrs. Robert Randolph, of Shirley
- Carter, Miss Susy
- Chickahominy River, The
- Chippoak Creek
- Chuckatuck Creek
- City Point
- Claremont
- Colonial river trade
- Constant, Sarah
- Cornick, Reverend John, rector of Westover Church
- Corotoman, Carter family acquire
- Cotton, Mrs. An.
- Court House Creek
- Curie's Neck
- Cuyler, Randolph
- Cuyler, Mrs. Randolph, of Brandon
- Dale, Sir Thomas
- Dancing Point
- Delaware, Lord
- ownership of Shirley
- Discovery, ship
- Douthat family of Weyanoke
- Douthat, Fielding Lewis
- Douthat, Mrs. Mary Willis Marshall, granddaughter of Chief-Justice Marshall,
and present mistress of Weyanoke - Dutch Gap Canal
- Eppes Creek
- Eppes family, home at City Point
- Faffing Creek
- Fleur de Hundred
- Ford, Paul Leicester
- Fort Powhatan
- "Friggett Landing"
- Goodspeed, ship
- Gordon family of Aberdeenshire
- Gordon, William Washington
- Grant, U.S., Grant's army crossed the James
- Hampton Roads
- Harrison, Mrs. Anne, of Berkeley
- Harrison, Miss Belle, of Brandon
- in court gown of her colonial aunt, Evelyn Byrd
- Harrison, Benjamin, the emigrant
- Harrison, Benjamin, of Berkeley, treasurer of the colony
- Harrison, Major Benjamin, of Berkeley, member of the House of Burgesses
- Harrison, Benjamin, of Berkeley, member of the Continental Congress
and signer of the Declaration of Independence - Harrison, Benjamin, of Brandon, member of the Council
- Harrison, Colonel Benjamin, of Brandon, portrait by Peale
- Harrison, Mrs. Benjamin. See Mistress Anne Randolph of Wilton
- Harrison, Benjamin, grandson of William Henry Harrison of Berkeley,
and twenty-third President of the United States - Harrison, George Evelyn, of Brandon
- Harrison, Mrs. George Evelyn, present mistress of Brandon
- Harrison, Nathaniel, of Brandon
- Harrison, William Henry, of Berkeley, ninth President of our country
- Harvard College
- Harwood, Joseph
- Henrico or Henricopolis, founded four years after James Towne
site of proposed college which would have been oldest in America - Henry, Patrick
- Herring Creek
- Hill family acquire Shirley
- Hill, Edward, the second, built present mansion at Shirley
about the middle of the seventeenth century - his portrait at Shirley
- Hill, Mrs. Edward, portrait of, at Shirley
- Hollingshorst, Elizabeth Gordon
- Hollingshorst, Thomas
- Indian massacre of 1622
- caused abandonment of Henrico
- Irving, Washington
- James River, The
- width
- depth
- historical importance
- colonial life upon
- colonial water life
- Grant's army crossed
- colonial river trade
- sturgeon in
- buoy-tender on
- narrow and crooked from Shirley to Richmond
- site of Richmond on
- the Falls of the.
- James Towne
- settlement of
- development, decline, and abandonment of
- Captain Edward Ross
- the typical village
- streets
- buildings
- "alehouses"
- abandonment of
- re-settlement
- final abandonment
- ancient site not lost
- unearthing the buried ruins
- Jamestown Island
- settlement of
- appearance
- the way across
- isthmus
- width of
- battle upon
- church
- churchyard
- mysterious tomb
- Confederate Fort
- historic sites
- where Pocahontas and John Rolfe were married
- coining of "the maids"
- beginnings of American self-government
- the colonists' first landing-place
- the colonists' first fort
- the colonists' first village
- the story of the "Starving Time"
- the "Lone Cypress"
- Jefferson, Thomas
- Kittewan Creek
- Kittewan house
- Kneller, Sir Godfrey
- Lee, General Robert E.
- Lee, Miss Mary
- Lee, "Light Horse Harry," married at Shirley
- Lee, Mrs. Henry. See Anne Hill Carter of Shirley
- Lewis family