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referred it to the Attorney-General, Stevens Thomson. He gave it as his opinion that the County Court should have made a fuller examination. Calendar of Virginia State Papers, Volume I, page 100. The persecution of the alleged witch it may be concluded ended with this opinion, as there is no further record of the case. She survived, it appears, until 1741, her will, in which she bequeaths her estate to three sons, being of record in that year in Princess Anne county. Letter from A. E. Kellam, clerk of Princess Anne county, August 30, 1891. It is significant that the forewoman of the able jury was Eliza Barnes, from Anne Arundel county, Md., which was the harbor of the Puritans. The constitution of the population of Virginia in the seventeenth century—the race elements that entered into its composition—may be noted. It is conclusively demonstrated in preserved record, printed and Ms., the latter embracing the registry of lands patents from 1620 and the records of the sever