Collections of the South-Carolina Historical Society, المجلد 5South Carolina Historical Society, 1897 |
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... Port Royal and now by the calamity that fell on Sir John Yeamans disappointed , " they returned to Bar- badoes in January , 1666. In June Sandford sailed on his Port Royal discovery ( p . 57 ) , and in the fall the colony broke up and ...
... Port Royal and now by the calamity that fell on Sir John Yeamans disappointed , " they returned to Bar- badoes in January , 1666. In June Sandford sailed on his Port Royal discovery ( p . 57 ) , and in the fall the colony broke up and ...
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... Port Royal , but , deterred by its breakers and situation in the very chaps of the Spaniard , " and drawn to Kiawah by the blandish- ments of the casique , they left Port Royal and came to Kiawah early in April . 1670. There at " Old ...
... Port Royal , but , deterred by its breakers and situation in the very chaps of the Spaniard , " and drawn to Kiawah by the blandish- ments of the casique , they left Port Royal and came to Kiawah early in April . 1670. There at " Old ...
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... Port Royal . exceeding or about the quantity of thirty or thirty two 10 SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
... Port Royal . exceeding or about the quantity of thirty or thirty two 10 SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
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... Port Royal . ' Francis , Lord Willoughby , of Parham , Governor of Barbadoes and the Caribees 1663-1666 . Lost with H. M. Ship Hope and all on board in a hurricane , July , 1666 , on his expedition to St. Kitts . of the Province of ...
... Port Royal . ' Francis , Lord Willoughby , of Parham , Governor of Barbadoes and the Caribees 1663-1666 . Lost with H. M. Ship Hope and all on board in a hurricane , July , 1666 , on his expedition to St. Kitts . of the Province of ...
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... to sound the Channel . 1 Hilton's second voyage to Carolina . He made the land off St. Helena . The " St. Ellens " he mentions is Port Royal . On Thursday the third we entered the Harbour , ' 18 SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
... to sound the Channel . 1 Hilton's second voyage to Carolina . He made the land off St. Helena . The " St. Ellens " he mentions is Port Royal . On Thursday the third we entered the Harbour , ' 18 SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY .
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الصفحة 409 - Given under my hand and seal, this day of , in the year of our Lord , at , in the [county] aforesaid.
الصفحة 113 - Christian religion, may not be scared and kept at a distance from it, but, by having an opportunity of acquainting themselves...
الصفحة 21 - Sentinel-house, floored ten foot high with planks, fastned with Spikes and Nayls, standing upon substantial Posts, with several other small houses round about. Also we saw many planks, to the quantity of three thousand foot or thereabouts, with other Timber squared, and a Cross before the great house.
الصفحة 132 - DUKE OF YORK'S RELEASE TO JOHN LORD BERKELEY, AND SIR GEORGE CARTERET, 24TH OF JUNE, 1664. THIS INDENTURE made the four and twentieth day of June, in the sixteenth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord, Charles the Second, by the grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, King Defender of the Faith, &c., annoq., Domini, 1664. Between His Royal Highness, James Duke of York, and Albany, Earl of Ulster, Lord High Admiral of England, and Ireland...
الصفحة 24 - Bayes, except facing on the Sea, it is most Pines tall and good: The Land generally, except where the Pines grow, is a good Soyl, covered with black Mold, in some places a foot, in some places half a foot...
الصفحة 409 - ... much thereof, as you shall find to be proportionable for the said one hundred and fifty acres in the breadth of land formerly marked to be laid out for Mr. Henry Hughes, Mr. John Coming, and Affra his now wife, and James Robinson, estimated to seven hundred acres, and contained between the lands then allotted to be laid out for Mr. Richard Cole, to the North, and a marked Tree, formerly designed to direct the bounding line of the said Town to the South.
الصفحة 78 - Royall and retorne homeward, haveing in the discovery 2 already made, exceeded all our owne and therfor confident to answere all other expectacons, besides each mans proper occasion hastened him, and the Consideration of the Charge of the Vessell hired att five and twenty pounds sterling per month made us earnest not to detaine her a minute of time unnecessarily. Wee...
الصفحة 361 - Commoditys fit for ye Market of Barbadoes." But there was an even more immediate use for lumber. The Governor was to have in the towns " the streets layd out as large orderly and convenient as possibly may be, and when that is done the houses which shall hereafter be built on each side those designed Streets, will grow in beauty with the Trade and Riches of the Towne.
الصفحة 66 - Hee was an old man of a large stature and bone. Round the house from each side the throne quite to the Entrance were lower benches filled with the whole rabble of men, Women and children. In the center of this house is kept a constant fire mounted on a great heape of Ashes and surrounded with little lowe furrows.
الصفحة 113 - ... any seven or more persons agreeing in any religion, shall constitute a church or profession, to which they shall give some name, to distinguish it from others.