Colonial Records of Virginia

by Various

STATE PAPERS. [CONTENTS] Colonial. Volume 8, No. 55, (1634).

A List of the number of men, women and children Inhabitinge in the severall Counties w^thin the Collony of Virginia. Anno D^ne, 1634.

Imprimis, from Arrowhattock to Shirley hundred Iland, on both sides the river, being within the Countie of Henrico,	419
Item, from Shirley hundred Iland to Weysnoake, on both sides the River, being wthin the countie of Charles Citty,	511
Item, from Upper Cheppeake Creeke to Lawnes Creeke on the Southward side, and from Checohominey River to Creeke on the northward side of the River, being wthin the Countie of James Citty,	886
Item, from Ketche's Creeke & Mulbury Iland to Maries Mount, on the northward side of the river, being wthin the countie of Warricke river,	811
Item, from Lawne's Creeke to Warrosquyoake Creeke on the southward side of the river, beinge within the Countye of Warrosquyoake,	522
Item, from Maires Mount to Fox hill, wth the Plantations of the Back river & the old Pocolson river on the Northward side, and from Elizabeth river to Chesepeake River on the southward side of the river, being wthin the Countie of Elizabeth Citty,	859
Item, in the Plantations of Kiskyake, Yorke & the new Pocolson, being within the Countie of Charles River,	510
Item, in the Plantations on the Esterlie side of Chessepeake Bay, being wthin the Countie of Accowmack,	396
The whole number is,	4,914

After this list was brought in there arrived a ship of Holand with 145 from the Bermudas.

And since that 60 more in an English shipp w^ch likewise came from the Bermudas.

I certify that the foregoing is a true and
authentic copy taken from the volume
above named.

JOHN McDONAGH,
Record Agent,
July 14th, 1871.