[RobotFlow-Devel] T Winslow, Alex^r Sussames, Tho

[Drumgole M. <ge...@sa...>]

Beinge expired, as it was our due, we of Charles Hundred demanded our
long desired freedome from that common and generall servitude; unto
which request Captaine George Yeardley, freely and willingly assented,
to our great joy and comfort. Yet remained the most part of the Collony
in the former servitude; part of whom were farmers, the rest imployed in
such workes as Sir Thomas Dale gave order for before his departure. We
that were freed, with our humble thankes to God, fell cheerfully to our
perticular labours, wherby to our great comfort, through his blessinge,
we reaped a plentifull harvest. In May followinge arived Captain Samuell
Argoll with commission to be Governor. He brought with him to the number
of a hundred persons, partly at the ch