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Virginia Loyal Addresses, 1702

Loyal Address of the Governor and Council of Virginia to the King. We do exceedingly resent the attempt made upon our Religion, Laws and Liberties by the late unaccomtable action of the French King in owning and declaring the pretended Prince of Wales to be King of England, etc. Royal College of William and Mary, March 12, 1701/2.

Fr. Nicholson
E. Jenings
J. Lightfoot
James Blair
Matthew Page

Similar Loyal Addresses were received from:

Justices of the Peace and Officers of the Court for James City County. 27 March 1702.

Militia Officers of James City County. 27 March 1702.

Justices and Officers, Military and Civil, of Lancaster County. 5 March 1701/2.

Magistrates and Officers, Civil and Military, of Northumberland County. 19 March 1701/2.

Magistrates, Officers and Inhabitants of King and Queen County.

Magistrates and Militia Officers of Surrey County.

Magistrates and Militia Officers of Elizabeth City County.

Magistrates and Militia Officers of Nansemond County.

Magistrates of Isle of Wight County. 10 March 1701/2.

Militia Officers of Isle of Wight County.

Magistrates of Middlesex County.

Militia Officers of Middlesex County.

Magistrates of Warwick County.

Militia Officers of Warwick County.

Magistrates and Freeholders of New Kent County. 7 March 1701/2.

Magistrates and Militia Officers of Gloucester County. 16 March 1701/2.

Militia Officers of York County.

Magistrates and Grand Jury of Charles City County.

Militia Officers of Charles City County.

Magistrates and Militia Officers of Henrico County.

Headlam, Cecil, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 20), America and West Indies, Jan.-Dec. 1, 1702, Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1912. pp. 155-160.

Information about later British colonists can be found in the book:
Personal Accounts of British Emigrants to North America During the Revolutionary Era
and:
When Virginia Was the Wild West, 1607-1699: An Introduction to America's First Frontier
and:
Virginia Soldiers of the American Revolution
and:
The Creation of the American Republic 1776-1787
and:
Gentlemen and Freeholders: Electoral Politics in Colonial Virginia
and:
The Transformation of Virginia, 1740-1790
and:
Colonial Virginia, Its People and Customs
and:
Early Accounts of Life in Colonial Virginia 1609-1613

 

  

     

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