River, 14, 23, 42, 58
Warwicktown, 25
Watch, "pendilum," 68
Water supply, 3, 4, 56
Waters Creek, 28, 31
Watts, Edmund, 74, 79
Webb, Elizabeth, 14
Werowocomoco, 68
West, Nathaniel, 13
West and Shirley Hundred, 8
West Indies, 6, 37, 40, 73
Westmoreland County, 29, 67
"Westover," 82
Westover, Court at, 47
"White Marsh," 34
Williamsburg, 78, 82;
_see also_ Middle Plantation
Willoughby, Mrs. Sarah, 64
Wills, John, 22;
family, 22
Windmill, 22
"Windmill Point," Warwick County, 82
Womack, Alexander, 71
Women, Status of, 41-47
Wood, Abraham, 48
Woodliffe, Captain John, 12
Woodward, Sara, 45
Woory, Mrs. Elizabeth, 55
Wormeley, Colonel Christopher, 37;
Captain Ralph, 58
Wormeley's Creek, 47
Worsham, William, 79
Yeardley, Colonel Francis, 65, 66;
Governor Sir George, 4, 10, 11, 21, 22, 78, 81;
Mrs. Sarah, 66, 81;
_see also_ Offley
York:
County, 28, 30, 32, 33, 42, 44, 47, 50, 71, 72, 74, 75, 79, 80;
River, 31, 69;
_see also_ Pamunkey River
Yorktown, 81
Young, Richard, 23
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Transcriber's note
The following changes have been made to the text:
Page 27: "racoon" changed to "raccoon".
Page 41: "no title whatsover" changed to "no title whatsoever".
Page 45: "Nothwithstanding the limitations" changed to "Notwithstanding
the limitations".
Page 50: "usually a barrell" changed to "usually a barrel".
Page 52 (in this version of the text): In caption "archeological"
changed to "archaeological".
Page 73: "made from molassas" changed to "made from molasses".
Page 75: "poultice, soothed inflamation" changed to "poultice, soothed
inflammation".
Page 81: "Bolthorpe" changed to "Bolthrope".
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