- 1612, the
English began settlement of the archipelago,
officially named Virgineola, with
arrival of the ship the Plough. New
London (renamed St. George's...
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- church.[citation needed] The
Somers Isles,
alias Bermuda (originally
named Virgineola), was
originally part of Virginia, and was
administered by the Somers...
- of
mariner Juan de
Bermudez and was
officially replaced in 1612 with
Virgineola,
which was soon
changed to The
Somers Isles in
commemoration of Admiral...
-
settlement of the
Jamestown colony grew into the
Colony of Virginia.
Virgineola—settled
unintentionally by the
shipwreck of the
Virginia Company's Sea...
-
collection of
early records, with analysis. In
reference to the name
Virgineola (or Virginiola), see
Volume I,
Chapter II ("Bermuda
under the Virginia...
-
especially on the
Virginia s**** of the
Chesapeake (Bermuda, also
known as
Virgineola, had once been part of Virginia, and had
maintained close connections...
- disbanded.[citation needed] In the
Somers Isles, or
Bermuda (originally
named Virgineola), a self-governed (rather than Crown)
colony settled in 1609 (as a result...
- 1612
extension of its
Royal Charter to
include Bermuda,
officially named Virgineola, but
quickly renamed The
Somers Isles.
Later that same year, Bermuda's...
- for the
first colony in Virginia. The new
colony was
officially named Virgineola,
although this was soon
changed to The
Somers Isles or The
Somers Islands...
