 Sir William Berkeley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of thirtyone miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina, advised the Lord Clarendon...  History of North Carolina: With Maps and Illustrations - Stran 455avtor: Francis Lister Hawks - 1858Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | William Byrd - 1841 - 156 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. 8 But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
 | William Maxwell - 1850 - 502 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
 | William Maxwell - 1850 - 506 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia,, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
 | 1852 - 508 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
 | 1852 - 508 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
 | 1901 - 400 strani
...word to our people, the line of 36° 30'. Col. Ryrd tells us how this second grant was brought about: "Sir William Berkeley, who was one ' of the grantees, and at that time Governor of Virgmia, finding a territory of thirty-one miles in breadth between the inhabited 'part of Virginia... | |
 | William Byrd - 1901 - 590 strani
...same as Colleton Island,) lying/' in 36 degrees N. Latitude, quite to the South Sea. But afterwards Sir William Berkeley, who was one of the Grantees and at that time Governour of Virginia, finding a Territory of 31 Miles in Breadth between the Inhabited Part of Virginia... | |
 | Josephus Nelson Larned - 1924 - 970 strani
...authority established virtually the proprietary dominion over this unappropriated territory. . . . Colonel Byrd of Virginia, who was born not long after...time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the above-mentioned boundary of Carolina... | |
 | William Byrd - 1928 - 376 strani
...lying in 36 degrees of north latitude, quite to the South sea. 25 But afterwards sir William Berkley, who was one of the grantees and at that time governor of Virginia, finding a territory of 31 miles in breadth between the inhabited part of Virginia and the abovementioned boundary of Carolina,... | |
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