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Ships of the Roanoke Voyages - National Park Service
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WebShips' Passenger Lists. The Pennsylvania State Archives maintains official ships' passenger lists on microfilm (Record Group-26), recording the arrival of Continental Europeans (chiefly German, Dutch, Swiss and French) at the Port of Philadelphia, 1727-1744, 1746-1756, 1761, 1763-1775, 1785-1808. Lists dating before the Revolution do … WebUnder mercantilist economic doctrine, colonies were intended as a source of raw materials and as a market for manufactured goods produced in the metropolitan country. Maine, … WebThe ships' names, along with their descriptions as small ships, could well make them the two smaller Jamestown ships. There is also a reference in E.K. Chatterton's English Seamen and the Colonization of America to a … molly jo photography