- at Worcester, when all the
children and
godchildren meet at the head and
cheife of the
family and have a feast. They call it the Mothering-day. In later...
-
securing &
taking in of a
tract of Land
called ye
fforest bordering uppon the
cheife residence of ye
Pamunkey King the most
dangerous head of the
Indian enemy...
-
Repleave (Reprive), and Soconosh. This land was
given to "them
being the
Cheife Sachems upon the
Island there Heires & ****ignes
Forever to
plant and Improve"...
- Per pale
azure and
gules three Lions rampant, two and one, Argent, in a
Cheife party per pale
Argent and Or, in the
first a Rose Gules,
seeded or, barbed...
-
securing &
taking in of a
tract of Land
called ye
fforest bordering uppon the
cheife residence of ye
Pamunkey King the most
dangerous head of the
Indian enemy...
-
Hostettler (2002) pp. 213–214 Holdsworth, W.S. (1923). "REFLECTIONS BY THE LRD.
CHEIFE JUSTICE HALE ON MR.
HOBBES HIS
DIALOGUE OF THE LAWE". A
History of English...
-
securing and
taking in a
tract of land
called the forest,
bordering upon the
cheife residence of ye
Pamunkey King, the most
dangerous head of ye
Indyan enemy...
- Sr. John
Popham knight Lorde Cheife Justice of
England & of her Maj. most
honorable Privie Counsell. Sir John
Popham (1531–1607), Lord
Chief Justice. Left:...
-
securing and
taking in a
tract of land
called the forest,
bordering upon the
cheife residence of ye
Pamunkey King, the most
dangerous head of ye
Indyan enemy...
- Wotton's son,
Samuel (see below).
Walker replied in A True
Relation of the
cheife P****ages
between Mr.
Anthony Wotton and Mr.
George Walker in ... 1611, and...
