John Washington’s Arrival and Establishment in Virginia

John Washington’s Arrival and Establishment in Virginia

John Washington

After emigrating to Virginia in the 1650s, he operated a large-scale tobacco plantation, expanded his landholdings, and rose to become a prominent member of the colonial gentry. During Bacon's Rebellion in 1676, he stood with Governor William Berkeley.

Timeline

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Year John Washington
1633
Birth of John Washington (Period: Circa 1633 (Exact date unknown), Location: Tring (present-day Hertfordshire, England))
1642
First English Civil War (Age: 9 years old, Period: 1642–1646, Location: Various Places in England, Especially York, Western England, etc.)
1675
Wars and Conflicts with Indigenous Peoples in 1675 (Age: 42 years old, Period: 1675, Location: Northern Virginia Colony and Boundary Area with Maryland Colony)
1676
Bacon’s Rebellion (Age: 43 years old, Period: 1676–1677, Location: Virginia Colony, Jamestown, Northern Neck, Westmoreland County, etc.)
1677
Death of John Washington (Age: 44 years old, Period: 1677 (Exact date unknown))

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Colonial settlement John Smith Christopher Newport George Percy Edward Maria Wingfield Thomas Gates Samuel Argall William Strachey
Bacon's Rebellion Nathaniel Bacon William Berkeley William Drummond Richard Lawrence Thomas Hansford Joseph Ingram
The Washington family Augustine Warner Jr. Lawrence Washington Augustine Washington Sr. George Washington John Washington
North Carolina Early Settlers John Lawson Thomas Cary Edward Hyde John Jenkins John Culpeper
Virginia politician George Washington Patrick Henry Thomas Jefferson Richard Henry Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Peyton Randolph George Mason IV

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