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1. www.britannica.com › place › Jamestown-ColonyJamestown Colony | History, Foundation, Settlement, Map, & Facts

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   6 giorni fa · Numerous colonists died, and at times as few as five able-bodied settlers were left to bury the dead. In the aftermath, three members of the council—John Smith, John Martin, and John Ratcliffe—acted to eject Edward-Maria Wingfield from his presidency on September 10. Ratcliffe took Wingfield’s place.

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3. www.ncesc.com › geographic-pedia › who-ran-the-virginia-companyWho ran the Virginia company? - Geographic Pedia - NCESC

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   16 mag 2024 · Once in Virginia, the colonists were governed by a seven-person council that had been chosen previously by the company’s board in London. This council, led by the investor Edward-Maria Wingfield, served as the governing body of the colony and made important decisions regarding its management and administration. Who sent the ...

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   1 giorno fa · For the villain, they chose John Ratcliffe, whose portrayal was based on actual English captains, including John Martin, Christopher Newport, and Edward Maria Wingfield. In reality, it was Wingfield who despised John Smith, but the filmmakers preferred the sinister sound of "Ratcliffe".

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   16 mag 2024 · 14 May 1642 -- Certificate of Mr. Justice Heath in the case between Woolley Leigh and Edward Maria Wingfield.

6. www.americanhistorycentral.com › entries › southern-coloniesSouthern Colonies, Summary, Facts, Significance, Life, APUSH

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   28 mag 2024 · The first colonists, led by Governor Edward Maria Wingfield, were part of the Virginia Company of London, which was granted a charter by King James I to establish a colony in the southern half of a region that stretched along the East Coast.

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7. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › rutlandParishes: Tickencote | British History Online

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   1 giorno fa · Sir John Wingfield, Kt., the son, made a settlement on his marriage with Frances, daughter of Lord Edward Cromwell, and died in 1632 seised of the manor and a wood called Bowyowe Wood in Tickencote, tenements bought of Edward Maria Wingfield, leaving a son Richard, aged 12.

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   31 mag 2024 · His son, Edward Maria Wingfield, succeeded him before 21 April 1642, when his estate at Keyston was certified by Mr. Justice Heath to be sufficient security for the payment of a debt which he owed to Wolley Leigh of Thorpe in Surrey.