Indentured Servants in Colonial Virginia
Indentured servants were men and women who signed a contract (also known as an indenture or a covenant) by which they agreed to work for a certain number... Find Out More
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- “I would fain die a dry death”; an excerpt...
- “In wishing him well, he killed him”; excerpt from...
- Indentured Servant and Slave Patrols in Virginia
- Indentured Servants in Colonial Virginia
- Indian Enslavement in Virginia
- “Indians Balk at a Role in Bicentennial” (January 31,...
- Indigenous Peoples in Virginia
- The Indians of Ossomocomuck; an excerpt from A briefe...
- Influenza Pandemic in Virginia, The (1918–1919)
- “The Influenza Spreads Fast.” (October 18, 1918)
- “Influenza Still Raging.” (December 6, 1918)
- Instructions from Pedro Menéndez de Avilés to Pedro de...
- Instructions from the Virginia Company of London to the...
- “Instructions to George Yeardley” by the Virginia Company of...
- Inter caetera by Pope Alexander VI (May 4, 1493)
- “Interview of Mr. Charles Grandy” (1937)
- “Interview of Mrs. Candis Goodwin”
- “Interview of Mrs. Della Harris” (1937)
- “Interview of Mrs. Fannie Berry” (February 26, 1937)
- “Interview of Mrs. Georgina Giwbs, ex-slave” (1937)
- “Interview of Mrs. Marriah Hines” (1937)
- “Interview of Mrs. Minnie Fulkes” (1937)
- Interview with Allen Wilson (July 16, 1937)
- Inventory of George Thorpe’s Estate (1634)
- An Investigation into the Conduct of Thomas Jefferson; an...
- Irish Servants (1655)
