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Portobago, on the
south s**** of
Rappahannock River, is an
unincorporated community in
Caroline County, in the U.S.
state of Virginia. Its name originates...
- her late father's land on
Portobago Bay. In 1670, the
Portobago Bay land was part of a
reservation ****igned to the
Portobago and
Nanzattico tribespeople...
- Nantaughtacund, Patawomeck, Matchotic/Mattehatique, Rappahannock, the
Portobago/Portobacco from Maryland, and
smaller groups such as the
cities Nanzemond...
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colony and into Maryland—apart from
those living beside the Nanzatico/
Portobago in
Caroline County, Virginia.: 97
Tensions between English colonists...
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Rappahannock rivers. The
Virginia Colony ordered them to
merge with the
Portobago Indians on the
Upper Rappahannock in Es**** County, Virginia, supposedly...
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colony and into Maryland—apart from
those living beside the Nanzatico/
Portobago in
Caroline County, Virginia. Bacon's
rebellion was
motivated by both...
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controlled following his
marriage to
Catherine Lunsford, and
bordered Portobago Bay.
Wormeley would also
patent additional acreage inland. In 1693 he...
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Wahanganoche in 1662, was
found in a
contemporary archeological excavation near
Portobago (or Portobacco) on the
Rappahannock River. It may
indicate that the survivors...
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acres upriver in
Spotsylvania County. His son John
Corbin resided at "
Portobago"
plantation in Es****
County and
served as
justice of the
peace in that...
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honor her. His full
brother John
Corbin (1715-1757)
would inherit the
Portobago plantation and
lands in
several counties, but held only
local offices...
