ited for, 29.
Inventories,
throw light on distribution of servants and slaves, 59; 73;
typical examples of, 106-107.
Iron,
smelting of exhausts forests, 8;
could be smelted in Virginia, 15;
early manufacture of in Virginia, 17-18.
Isle of Wight county,
farms and tithables of, 58; 79.
Jackson, William,
has 49 slaves, 158.
James I,
forced to use tobacco, 25;
considers smoking harmful, 26;
regulates tobacco trade, 67.
James II,
tyranny of, 114.
James City county,
plantations and tithables of, 58;
landowners listed as headrights in, 76-77; 79;
slave plot in, 128.
James River,
iron works on, 17; 39; 70; 148.
Jamestown, 14;
glass furnace at, 18;
streets of planted with tobacco, 25; 86; 111; 112.
Jefferson, Thomas,
says slavery made whites lazy, 155.
Jeffreys, Jeffrey,
imports slaves, 131.
Jennings, Edmund, 109;
describes slave plot, 128-129;
says slaves injure credit of Virginia, 130;
says few servants in 1708, 130-131;
describes slave trade, 130-131;
describes migration of poor whites, 145-146.
Johnson, John,
sells land, 49.
Johnson, Joseph,
transports servants, 78-79.
Jones, Anthony,
servant, becomes landowner, 74.
Jones, Hugh,
says tenants small part of population, 45; 155;
says negroes make poor artisans, 156.
Jordan, Lt. Col.,
pays taxes on seven tithables, 56.
Kemp, Richard,
says immigrants mostly servants, 82.
King William county,
farms and tithables of, 58.
King and Queen county,
farms and tithables of, 58.
Kinsman, Richard,
makes _perry_, 108.
Knight, Sir John,
says Virginia ready to revolt to Holland, 96.
Labor,
lack of in Virginia, 16;
foreign at Jamestown, 18;
lack of handicaps industry, 19; 20;
in Virginia determined by tobacco, 23;
cheap needed in Virginia, 29;
serious problem, 29;
Indians unsuited for, 30;
slave, 30;
England supplies, 31;
indenture system to supply, 32;
influx of, 35.
Lancaster, 79;
poor planters in, 151;
small slave holders of, 153.
Land,
cheap in Virginia, 29; 45;
transfers of in Surry county, 46;
in York, 46;
in _Rappahannock_, 46;
listed in rent roll of 1704-5, 53;
monopoly of said to cause migration from Virginia, 141-143;
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