Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Sir William Neuse” in chapter 8.83, section c.8.83.147, page 494 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 10.:
... the Colony.] This fact effectually disposes of Mr. Grigsby's dream of Newport's retirement in 1621 from active life to his quiet home on his Virginia plantation, of his hobnobbing in that year with Sir William Neuse in the Colony, and of his then naming the eastern promontory at the mouth of James river Newport-Newce, in commemoration of Sir William and himself.
Mr. Grigsby was most evidently misled by the h...
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