The History of Terrorism
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Financial Terrorism
British Territories
1607-1776 Thirteen Colonies
Slavery in the Thirteen Colonies
Slave owners from the Thirteen Colonies
Judge William Beverley
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William Beverley
Parents
1607-1776 Virginia Governor's Council
1619-1776 House of Burgesses
1683 Blandfield was granted by patent to his grandfather, Robert Beverley, Sr., in 1683 as part of a 100,000-acre (400 km2) tract.
American landowners
Byrd family (Virginia)
House of Burgesses Who Happen to be Slave Owners
Judges Who Happen to Be Slave Owners
Planters
Real estate and property developers from Virginia
Robert Beverly Jr.
Slave owners from the Thirteen Colonies
Children
1736 William Beverley, John and Richard Randolph and John Robinson were deeded a land patent by Sir William Gooch, 1st Baronet on behalf of the crown for a 118,941-acre (481.34 km2) tract at the headwaters of the South Fork Shenandoah River in present-day
Jumps
James Ganett
Robert Green
William Daingerfield