New England's Contributions to Virginia.

The article presents an exploration into the influence of early colonial New England on that of Virginia. Introductory comments are given noting the interconnections shared between the colonies due to the coastal merchant networks of the era. Several prominent Virginians who originally came from or participated in the settling of New England are described, citing their association with the northern settlement and their eventual arrival or lineage in the south. Figures discussed include the merchant sailor Thomas Weston, pilgrim and businessman Isaac Allerton, and minister John Camm.

Publication Date
Volume
40
Part
1
Page Range
17-26
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