Louise Kelly Vanover, Thanks for the additional references and data. With the cost of reference books escalating anything that can be obtained over the Net is a boon to us all. Thanks again Judith Burger ----------------------------------------------- > Judith Burger, passing this to you from a friend of mine. > There were two census (1623) and 1624) taken of the residents of > Virginia by the Virginia Company of London after the Good > Friday massacre. Those lists are published in several places. I use > the list given in Coldham's book(s) but the same list can be > found other places. I have never compared Coldham's list with > Kingsbury's list which I also have but do know that my families > are listed the same on both lists. These lists give both the living and > those killed in the massacre. The last list give the age and > often the name ship and the year they came to Virginia. > > The list may be alpha list that some one has taken the time to do and > then tryhing to make some money. Again that is on the net > free on the early plantation settler and ship list. I would not pay > ten dollars for just the list when for twice that amount you can > buy a book with a great deal more info or get the info free on the net. >

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