Early Virginia Records

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1624 Census of James City Colony

Brooks Thomas age 23 ; Servant Head of household: Abraham Piersey lived: Piersleys Hundred arrived in 1623 aboard ship Southampton

1704 King's Rent Roll

Most of the land in the Colony of Virginia in 1704 was technically owned by the Crown or king of England. Colonists paid the Crown "rent" for the land they lived on. In that year, a "rent roll" or tax list for the entire Colony, was prepared and is one of the first such surviving lists of colonists for the entire Colony in the1700's. As such, it may be likened to one of the first census records of the residents of Virginia.

1624 JORDANS FORNEY VA B622 BROOKES , Thomas

1624 VIRGINIA COLONY VA B620 BROOKS , James

1624 ELIZABETH CITY CO. VA B620 BROOKS , Sible

1624 ELIZABETH CITY CO. VA B620 BROOKS , William

Pittsylvania County Taxables, 1767

Thomas Greenwoods List

Peter Brooks, Ov'rs, Negroes Duk, Sam, Matt, and Judith



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