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Sir John Yeamans and a group of Barbadians. Abandoned in 1667. |
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Sir William Sayle and Sir John Yeamans bring another group of Barbadians |
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English |
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Highland Scots. Destroyed by Spanish in 1686 and abandoned that year. |
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New Englanders from Dorchester, Massachusettes |
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English under the leadership of Captain Florentia O’Sullivan. |
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Intrepid Traders from Charles Town |
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Virginians |
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French Huguenots from Virginia |
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James Child granted land for a new town in Berkeley County. |
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German and Swiss/Palatine immigrants from the Rhine Valley |
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English/Welsh |
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Virginians |
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Militia from Charles Town |
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aka Butlers Town. Folks from surrounding area of St. Andrew's Parish. |
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Militia from Edenton |
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Locals in the area since late 1600s. |
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English from Charles Town, SC |
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English and French Huguenots |
