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quadgram	frequency
of the th century	60
in the th century	48
of history and technology	24
museum of history and	24
from the museum of	21
the museum of history	21
contributions from the museum	19
quarter of the th	17
in james city county	17
the late th century	15
the board of trade	15
seems to have been	15
at the same time	15
in the form of	13
national park service collection	12
second quarter of the	12
on the basis of	12
the second quarter of	12
the end of the	12
in contributions from the	12
paper in contributions from	12
united states national museum	12
the top of the	12
it should be noted	11
in front of the	11
college of william and	11
on the south side	11
should be noted that	11
the act for ports	11
of william and mary	11
it is possible that	10
it is clear that	10
the history of the	10
half of the th	10
by m d d	9
appears to have been	9
m d d o	9
noted in his journal	9
in the same year	9
stafford county order book	9
archeological society of virginia	9
q ts d o	9
the united states national	9
the site of the	9
decade of the th	9
the fact that the	9
in the late th	9
in the vicinity of	9
the south side of	9
as well as a	9
on the evidence of	9
on the other hand	8
papers relating to the	8
the clump of trees	8
and mary college quarterly	8
at the other end	8
of the digges house	8
the middle of the	8
the college of william	8
william and mary college	8
the beginning of the	8
of the late th	8
there is no evidence	8
a fragment of a	8
as well as the	8
it is probable that	7
on either side of	7
th and early th	7
white surface and grey	7
rouletted line below the	7
was found in the	7
would not have been	7
the southwest corner of	7
fitzhugh and his chesapeake	7
bucks county historical society	7
petition of john mercer	7
and his chesapeake world	7
line below the mouth	7
see also specific items	7
in the virginia gazette	7
object of uncertain purpose	7
at right angles to	7
the george mercer papers	7
either side of the	7
virginia magazine of history	7
see also specific forms	7
is no evidence that	7
park service collection from	7
william fitzhugh and his	7
the basis of the	7
the national park service	7
surface and grey core	7
south of potomac creek	7
new discoveries at jamestown	6
the late th and	6
journals of the council	6
the vicinity of the	6
listed in the inventory	6
a distance of feet	6
service collection from yorktown	6
may have been used	6
we do not know	6
cash for exp s	6
the second half of	6
the house of burgesses	6
stafford county will book	6
and early th centuries	6
the building of the	6
its junction with the	6
late th and early	6
the museum of natural	6
of the cellar hole	6
the evidence of the	6
the presence of the	6
to p r mens	6
ohio company of virginia	6
seem to have been	6
poor potter of yorktown	6
excavation plan of structure	6
found in excavations at	6
common in the th	6
be assumed that the	6
of the eastern shore	6
corner of structure b	6
at the beginning of	6
second half of the	6
in the absence of	6
of the council of	6
of the existing house	6
front of the digges	6
reason to suppose that	6
of the house of	6
to the board of	6
museum of natural history	6
by the name of	6
of the united states	6
southwest corner of the	5
the head of the	5
in the county of	5
of history and biography	5
the use of the	5
first decade of the	5
act for ports and	5
history of the site	5
at the smithsonian institution	5
in the style of	5
for ports and towns	5
for a distance of	5
the destruction of the	5
the lords of the	5
the first quarter of	5
of the ohio company	5
to the east of	5
neck in james city	5
was common in the	5
to build a new	5
of the smithsonian institution	5
the absence of any	5
it is likely that	5
first half of the	5
at the south end	5
or early th century	5
the location of the	5
the first decade of	5
may have been a	5
in the second precinct	5
beginning of the th	5
of the laws of	5
i am indebted to	5
at the time of	5
at its junction with	5
that i bought of	5
of the jones family	5
first quarter of the	5
was found on the	5
victoria and albert museum	5
presumably biscuit and rejected	5
the laws of virginia	5
at one end and	5
to a depth of	5
in king george county	5
of the port town	5
at the end of	5
the form of a	5
records of north carolina	5
in the case of	5
to the building of	5
to cash p d	5
biscuit and rejected before	5
calendar of virginia state	5
in the course of	5
lords of the board	5
of the board of	5
with neither heel nor	5
appear to have been	5
it was not until	5
the northwest corner of	5
brick and a half	5
mercer papers relating to	5
a brick and a	5
hat n o to	5
to have been made	5
neither heel nor spur	5
site in james city	5
south end of the	5
magazine of history and	5
and rejected before glazing	5
colonial records of north	5
the ohio company of	5
the structure b foundation	5
the base of a	5
in the port town	5
the poor potter of	5
the south end of	5
george mercer papers relating	5
papers of the jones	5
of virginia state papers	5
at clay bank in	4
for a total of	4
the same period as	4
it would appear that	4
there is no doubt	4
the clay bank site	4
william mary college quarterly	4
the architecture of a	4
is possible that the	4
would have been the	4
the other side of	4
an honorary research associate	4
in an advanced state	4
publications of the united	4
is clear that the	4
relating to the ohio	4
we learn from the	4
a justice of the	4
south side of potomac	4
to exp s at	4
excavations at green spring	4
mercer noted in his	4
book of petsworth parish	4
college quarterly historical magazine	4
side of the heel	4
vestry book of petsworth	4
in the same manner	4
attributed to the period	4
virginia wills and administrations	4
of the second quarter	4
an advanced state of	4
the library of congress	4
town for stafford county	4
had ceased to exist	4
drinking glass or candlestick	4
which may have been	4
historic american buildings survey	4
the foundation of the	4
and a half thick	4
justice of the peace	4
from the second quarter	4
of archeology at colonial	4
near the head of	4
a piece of a	4
was not possible to	4
to p r womens	4
we know that he	4
by the fact that	4
and an honorary research	4
of north carolina press	4
the cellar hole was	4
honorary research associate of	4
of the stafford county	4
is probable that the	4
of the library of	4
in the bulletin series	4
be noted that the	4
southwest corner of structure	4
stafford courthouse south of	4
in relation to the	4
discarded in the mid	4
it was not possible	4
the same time he	4
to hhds by cap	4
dating from the second	4
his reports to the	4
laid in english bond	4
university of north carolina	4
rim and wall fragment	4
for the most part	4
of the society of	4
a few fragments of	4
to the ohio company	4
to be found in	4
the length of the	4
the interior of the	4
archeology at colonial williamsburg	4
in the manner of	4
the position of the	4
kiln site in james	4
ceased to exist by	4
the southeast corner of	4
williamsburg and an honorary	4
the life of the	4
in addition to the	4
in the light of	4
courtesy of the library	4
at a time when	4
park service collection at	4
probably dating from the	4
the th century and	4
a story and a	4
of one of the	4
i bought of mr	4
wine trade loan exhibition	4
that it was built	4
late th or early	4
that there was an	4
the base of the	4
act for ports was	4
to q t rum	4
have been found in	4
it is reasonable to	4
inches above undisturbed soil	4
the form was common	4
doz small stone bottles	4
he noted in his	4
evidence has been found	4
and other small finds	4
similar to the above	4
potomac creek courthouse site	4
fine hat n o	4
is found in the	4
the site of a	4
acres in james city	4
courthouse south of potomac	4
he was able to	4
port town for stafford	4
bank in gloucester county	4
at colonial williamsburg and	4
construction date of the	4
century to early th	4
the american philosophical society	4
executive journals of the	4
from the southwest corner	4
service collection at jamestown	4
side of potomac creek	4
the preparation of this	4
research associate of the	4
depth of feet inches	4
of the colonial period	4
th or early th	4
it is apparent that	4
in the york county	4
advanced state of decay	4
mary college quarterly historical	4
the initials f i	4
on the th he	4
at the narrow end	4
d o to p	4
it may be assumed	4
to fine hat n	4
the owners of the	4
of the late john	4
may have been in	4
to indicate that the	4
to cash for exp	4
may have come from	4
in his journal on	4
a total of miles	4
the council of virginia	4
was found at marlborough	4
may be assumed that	4
p r wom s	4
the edge of the	4
to d o for	4
late th century and	4
story and a half	4
we have seen that	4
colonial williamsburg and an	4
that he went to	4
clay bank in gloucester	4
the construction date of	4
in the united states	4
the clay bank cellar	4
associate of the smithsonian	4
may have been made	4
the rim everted and	4
a pewter spoon handle	4
right angles to the	4
in line with the	4
are listed in the	4
the first half of	4
the challis site mug	4
by the superintendent of	3
was found in excavations	3
from charles dick in	3
in the collection of	3
it is assumed that	3
the last years of	3
the manor house wants	3
inches and up to	3
advanced stage of decay	3
ts d o to	3
at to p r	3
stafford and king george	3
one of the first	3
the archeological society of	3
to have been a	3
horse to d o	3
at his house in	3
the surface of the	3
of black basaltes ware	3
of the challis mug	3
to w m thomson	3
the discovery of the	3
appeared to be the	3
an advanced stage of	3
which would have been	3
than there was before	3
he noted that he	3
of the james river	3
we know that the	3
west d o wants	3
in the direction of	3
at the williamsburg pottery	3
to america in the	3
the north end of	3
were found at marlborough	3
been set aside for	3
the west d o	3
the west foundation wall	3
to be the foundation	3
to early th century	3
to the west of	3
in the middle of	3
the construction of the	3
virginia state papers and	3
head of the gutt	3
of a wine bottle	3
in that it is	3
buildings and improvements then	3
have been in the	3
in a william rogers	3
under about half the	3
wall on the south	3
initials from separate matrices	3
the close of the	3
the date of the	3
of the same period	3
is characterized by a	3
we may assume that	3
were found in the	3
pits and other structures	3
as well as to	3
site of structure b	3
is typical of the	3
and spirit trade record	3
to gall s rum	3
the thickness of the	3
up and down the	3
institute of early american	3
of the port act	3
at the north end	3
some of the windows	3
of ann roy mercer	3
of the base of	3
a security to the	3
have been used for	3
as a security to	3
of the chimney and	3
had been set aside	3
the next day he	3
destruction of the building	3
in his reports to	3
the remains of a	3
villa of the magnificent	3
it can be argued	3
significant artifacts associated with	3
from the clay bank	3
cultural history of marlborough	3
metamorphosis insectorum surinamensium efte	3
the third decade of	3
as soon as possible	3
in the following year	3
after the destruction of	3
in king william county	3
photo courtesy of e	3
wall of structure b	3
long and feet wide	3
middle of the th	3
a small number of	3
known by the name	3
sherd from bowl of	3
the clay bank stem	3
north of wall d	3
at bull run quarters	3
efte veranderung surinaamsche insecten	3
the presence of a	3
is possible that this	3
the council of colonial	3
a parcel of old	3
border of the town	3
devon pottery and its	3
it must be assumed	3
and flattened on the	3
the bottom of the	3
hume is director of	3
form was common in	3
the shores of the	3
magnificent lord leonardo emo	3
the lower portion of	3
rim sherd from bowl	3
prior to the building	3
the house and the	3
by a pair of	3
on the upper surface	3
third decade of the	3
the excavated cellar hole	3
is assumed that the	3
in the national park	3
initials of john and	3
d o wants buttments	3
north in line with	3
imported since it was	3
the port town for	3
are to be found	3
the villa of the	3
about feet inches high	3
the head of potomac	3
the line of the	3
of the clump of	3
a clear lead glaze	3
the course of this	3
of all the laws	3
may be noted that	3
james city county in	3
estate of the late	3
malcolm watkins and ivor	3
was the foundation of	3
the york county records	3
bureau of american ethnology	3
north devon pottery and	3
to a parcel of	3
earthenware flecked with ocher	3
the virginia gazette for	3
late th century to	3
of the river thames	3
that led to the	3
fragments of early th	3
at stafford court and	3
surveyor of the landings	3
wine bottles of the	3
into the th century	3
regard to the buildings	3
in ledger g as	3
sale by the superintendent	3
one of the most	3
have been found at	3
to y d fine	3
of two or three	3
it may be noted	3
known as tutties neck	3
at the mouth of	3
in respect to the	3
of the archeological society	3
may have been the	3
structure e was the	3
of the residence and	3
its export to america	3
not necessarily follow that	3
location of stafford courthouse	3
surinamensium efte veranderung surinaamsche	3
to d o to	3
a considerable quantity of	3
were recovered from the	3
the university of north	3
is no doubt that	3
john and catherine mercer	3
from potomac creek courthouse	3
as we have seen	3
base of the bowl	3
back of ledger b	3
junction of walls a	3
there can be no	3
south side of the	3
sherds recovered from the	3
of that commodity imported	3
d o at to	3
found in the vicinity	3
the south of the	3
it was impossible to	3
of the act for	3
during the civil war	3
the appearance of robert	3
in the second quarter	3
of the house and	3
corner of the enclosure	3
the same manner as	3
years of the th	3
excavations at clay bank	3
does not necessarily follow	3
in a context of	3
and king george courthouses	3
addition to my house	3
set aside for the	3
buttments as a security	3
form similar to no	3
all the laws of	3
artifacts from the site	3
the remainder of the	3
showing location of stafford	3
commodity imported since it	3
of the malt house	3
the early th century	3
believed to have been	3
of the poor potter	3
in the fall of	3
at the bottom of	3
southwest portion of the	3
to the wall on	3
america in the th	3
end of the fireplace	3
foreshore of the river	3
that he was a	3
is reasonable to suppose	3
the edges of the	3
less of that commodity	3
arrived at on the	3
it not for the	3
library of congress transcripts	3
acquired from charles dick	3
the foundation of a	3
the swan tavern site	3
the first of which	3
after his death in	3
owners of the property	3
the cultural history of	3
found on the site	3
bearing the initials f	3
in his account with	3
of feet inches below	3
was the base of	3
that commodity imported since	3
the poor potter is	3
no evidence of the	3
insectorum surinamensium efte veranderung	3
with initials of john	3
the th century but	3
a context of about	3
part of my house	3
feet to the west	3
have been the same	3
early american history and	3
at a cost of	3
the addition to my	3
in some of the	3
the virginia gazette on	3
as a result of	3
the east green house	3
from top to bottom	3
a rim sherd from	3
the east side of	3
the back of the	3
th to p r	3
the sites of the	3
the rest of the	3
inches below the modern	3
in the clay bank	3
it was necessary to	3
a port town for	3
have come from a	3
the last day of	3
in contexts of the	3
doz lamps doz small	3
we may be sure	3
pink earthenware flecked with	3
below the modern grade	3
of the east wall	3
university of pittsburgh press	3
at green spring plantation	3
of early american history	3
must be assumed that	3
about half the house	3
a distance of miles	3
the southwest portion of	3
the majority of the	3
the use of saggers	3
were located near the	3
was a lot holder	3
lights in some of	3
to the history of	3
were it not for	3
southeast corner of the	3
in his journal for	3
pottery and its export	3
abridgment of the laws	3
of the estate of	3
wants lead lights in	3
the west wall of	3
security to the wall	3
have been associated with	3
the chimney and underhearth	3
it is impossible to	3
the river thames at	3
not have been the	3
underpinning altering the cellar	3
would seem to have	3
would have been possible	3
markup is enclosed in	3
initial on either side	3
manor house wants lead	3
the shape of the	3
d o at by	3
of the site is	3
is not to be	3
in mercer bought a	3
the exterior of the	3
b to m r	3
export to america in	3
and its export to	3
the late john mercer	3
be repaired as soon	3
has been found to	3
the first day of	3
n o to y	3
the superintendent of documents	3
one of which is	3
d o for sundrys	3
of the virginia committee	3
was part of a	3
does not seem to	3
southwest corner of wall	3
western edge of the	3
feet inches by feet	3
of the magnificent lord	3
lead lights in some	3
history of the royal	3
pleas of the crown	3
bit or gouge chisel	3
the port act of	3
east green house wants	3
it does not necessarily	3
repaired as soon as	3
end of structure b	3
one initial on either	3
a width of feet	3
same period as the	3
but there is no	3
by act of assembly	3
w m thomson for	3
from the vicinity of	3
house wants lead lights	3
that it had been	3
american history and culture	3
the north wall of	3
to have been in	3
council of colonial virginia	3
a useful range of	3
feet inches below the	3
clay at the bottom	3
reasonable to suppose that	3
to the buildings and	3
have been thrown away	3
for encouraging adventurers in	3
account in ledger g	3
reports to the board	3
distance of feet inches	3
must be repaired as	3
for the use of	3
the size of the	3
head of potomac creek	3
director of archeology at	3
the wall on the	3
in an advanced stage	3
wants buttments as a	3
the vicinity of a	3
the buildings and improvements	3
of king william courthouse	3
and improvements then standing	3
the magnificent lord leonardo	3
half of sheep shears	3
filling of the cellar	3
in excavations at williamsburg	3
was the poor potter	3
a mile and a	3
with the exception of	3
location of the site	3
state papers and other	3
lying to the east	3
we know from the	3
likely to have been	3
to the south of	3
the first years of	3
archeological evidence of the	3
north end of structure	3
green house wants repairing	3
english clay tobacco pipes	3
of king george county	3
the identification of the	3
cellar under about half	3
of john and catherine	3
we learn that the	3
to p d for	3
wine and spirit trade	3
pits c and d	3
there is no indication	3
is represented by a	3
to p r wom	3
to q ts d	3
curator of cultural history	3
th century to early	3
new row of lots	3
to the smithsonian institution	3
in new kent county	3
the lower part of	3
section of the west	3
the floor of the	3
for sale by the	3
a depth of feet	3
fragments of english delftware	3
east side of the	3
the western edge of	3
at the age of	3
in the said town	3
pit beneath the kitchen	3
a cellar under about	3
of the building was	3
junction with the stem	3
entry in his journal	3
that he himself was	3
for ports was passed	3
acc t for sundrys	3
other side of the	3
proved to be the	3
to the period about	3
o wants buttments as	3
in the spring of	3
to a distance of	3
the virginia committee of	3
between structure e and	2
of cultural history at	2
of virginia land patents	2
as having belonged to	2
takes the form of	2
to p d william	2
are led to believe	2
by the last of	2
the work of the	2
p d for lottery	2
it is not probable	2
home f at home	2
off from the planting	2
glass in an advanced	2
building had ceased to	2
this ware is characterized	2
on the foreshore of	2
the ohio company committee	2
century changed to th	2
courthouses and the fate	2
dishes doz puding pans	2
appear on any known	2
glaze thick and gray	2
life of king david	2
excavation plan of marlborough	2
in a rubbish deposit	2
the malt house wants	2
mentioned in his will	2
of the site the	2
and in all probability	2
such items as to	2
that structure e was	2
junction with the bowl	2
the bolt moved from	2
the natural sandy clay	2
of the lewes and	2
have been the case	2
be explained by the	2
some feet to the	2
a terminal date for	2
paved floor of room	2
and that he made	2
to d o at	2
made at the rogers	2
certain it is that	2
without the use of	2
he petitioned for a	2
pemberton at marlb h	2
either octavo or quarto	2
especially as the few	2
there is also a	2
suggests that the building	2
hhds by cap n	2
dwelling house one story	2
of pot lid or	2
catalogue of the guildhall	2
building of the brick	2
be found in the	2
rim everted and flattened	2
detail of gateway in	2
pastor of potomac parish	2
to the dating of	2
and it was not	2
of the south and	2
the huge quantities of	2
fore edge of the	2
challis site mug was	2
by the clay bank	2
a ceramic study of	2
the back of ledger	2
publication date of each	2
and present state of	2
spring and fall of	2
hunter and charles dick	2
are representative of the	2
lots more than was	2
it will expedient to	2
have at york town	2
of plaster cornice molding	2
neighborhood of john mercer	2
terminal of pewter spoon	2
preparation of this report	2
magazine of history biography	2
the body and the	2
brick dwelling house one	2
does not appear on	2
brought from england a	2
bringing over sheep from	2
at to d o	2
with regard to the	2
the london furniture makers	2
prejudice in relation to	2
may have been meant	2
be noted that this	2
and commenting on the	2
trade loan exhibition catalog	2
at marlb h sick	2
wide in the main	2
by putting a leg	2
found in a mid	2
at this time in	2
the death of his	2
rare in the th	2
acquia must be repaired	2
typical of the th	2
date of each paper	2
states national museum include	2
and wall fragment of	2
all of which were	2
in the wine trade	2
edition of the abridgment	2
may well have been	2
probably would have been	2
a genteel family coach	2
the crown and colonial	2
miscellaneous common earthenware types	2
domestic architecture of the	2
from john foward in	2
to the discovery of	2
york commonly called known	2
earthenware to john mercer	2
p r shooes buckles	2
for establishing port towns	2
back of shovel handle	2
hardware and other metal	2
unlikely to have been	2
of the turn in	2
northeast corner of the	2
the drudgery of much	2
the bounds of the	2
found at williamsburg and	2
threads that were comprised	2
hhds by cap t	2
records do not reveal	2
journal of the house	2
but which may have	2
from zenith to decline	2
the boards had been	2
to covington the dancing	2
parcel of old iron	2
the beautiful horse ranter	2
to p r shooes	2
from the dead to	2
all of whom owned	2
of the royal society	2
of parson john waugh	2
form similar to the	2
mathematical formula based on	2
to the southeast of	2
in the gazette on	2
of the building and	2
of most virginia planters	2
the slope of the	2
edge of the cellar	2
he settled accounts with	2
be expected till m	2
use of the harrington	2
national park service at	2
with a clear lead	2
to pair mens shooes	2
mercer for sundrys viz	2
to a height of	2
century clay tobacco pipes	2
vicinity of the courthouse	2
the filling of the	2
of a rusticated door	2
tract known as tutties	2
the west end of	2
the contents of the	2
domestic life in early	2
designed to encourage by	2
build a new aquia	2
new world of words	2
part of the base	2
archeological excavations at jamestown	2
syder p r quart	2
and a number of	2
them off from the	2
geddy house in williamsburg	2
lewes and rehoboth canal	2
the narrow end and	2
pits on the site	2
close of the th	2
about a mile and	2
letters of william fitzhugh	2
the southeast of the	2
scientific publications of the	2
from the records of	2
part of a rusticated	2
not be able to	2
as well as by	2
description of the microscope	2
in accounts with hunter	2
as well as can	2
of the peace for	2
proceedings of the virginia	2
down to potomac creek	2
ran away and was	2
the poor potter and	2
stood on piers or	2
in york county courthouse	2
iron flooring nails and	2
d o by tea	2
the table of contents	2
to finish the building	2
foundation of the malt	2
papers from the museum	2
each plantation syder mill	2
was a justice of	2
an old iron pott	2
half of th century	2
to banish false pride	2
cutlery and other small	2
to the hon ble	2
general study of domestic	2
haft knife fork p	2
court house for this	2
doz red saucepans doz	2
are gathered in volumes	2
hook used with wagon	2
reports on manufactures to	2
is of a form	2
vicinity of the chimney	2
inches below wall base	2
within the main foundation	2
sd house to be	2
plan of structure b	2
william jordan for sundrys	2
it seems reasonable to	2
it from kingsmells neck	2
pipe bowl and stem	2
painted in the same	2
of the court to	2
and crafts in new	2
carpinder for the woork	2
reinforcement strip from back	2
that he was doing	2
scholarly and scientific publications	2
southeast of the house	2
over at the end	2
at the port town	2
cornice molding from structure	2
seeing the carpenders must	2
natural history and the	2
copies of each publication	2
and with a pronounced	2
south wall of structure	2
the fields of anthropology	2
it is clear from	2
the large cellar hole	2
see also building materials	2
the massachusetts bay colony	2
to hyer a carpinder	2
an act of parliament	2
in this section are	2
the success of the	2
are mentioned in his	2
equal to any in	2
account with nathaniel chapman	2
pots to be stacked	2
for himself and his	2
whole new row of	2
the smaller houses of	2
later than the first	2
buckner survey of and	2
located to the north	2
next day he went	2
across the top of	2
small dishes doz puding	2
is a group of	2
others interested in the	2
was found to be	2
points out that the	2
the turn in the	2
site of the indian	2
and work of its	2
lower portion of the	2
covington the dancing master	2
george and john fenton	2
southeast of the existing	2
to stafford court home	2
leased from williamsburg restoration	2
located near the water	2
was of frame construction	2
as well as for	2
land that i bought	2
mutual assurance society of	2
that the pit was	2
in part from the	2
p r acc t	2
is of the opinion	2
near the south end	2
with william hunter and	2
the potomac creek site	2
of the mother country	2
lashing hook from cart	2
d d o by	2
take them off from	2
the significance of the	2
must have been a	2
in the stafford county	2
by building on them	2
to make use of	2
at bideford in north	2
during the first years	2
the history of marlborough	2
appears to come from	2
silted clay at the	2
in the main structure	2
of the stone wall	2
would have been unlikely	2
dated by context and	2
during the late th	2
and origins of marlborough	2
to daniel beach for	2
william and hanover county	2
the same year his	2
the death of john	2
early in the th	2
a rusticated door enframement	2
sherds of black basaltes	2
that are to be	2
expedient to hyer a	2
york river one poor	2
of the same date	2
plantation syder mill at	2
at a distance of	2
people in all parts	2
either jamestown or williamsburg	2
indian projectile point of	2
was recovered from the	2
no clue as to	2
the lewes and rehoboth	2
sloop thomas and tryal	2
upon york river one	2
of the excavated artifacts	2
south of the highway	2
explanation for the presence	2
account for sundrys to	2
the level of the	2
these are gathered in	2
prior to the construction	2
i will advertise the	2
present state of virginia	2
the colony and for	2
as at mount vernon	2
dead to the living	2
quarter of th century	2
gateway in wall e	2
in the ledger accounts	2
date artifact of manufacture	2
to grow tobacco and	2
fired earthenware pan rim	2
far as we know	2
in a double enamel	2
king george courthouses and	2
had agreed to pay	2
at york town upon	2
represented in the national	2
a considerable number of	2
there is reason to	2
river thames at queenhithe	2
two tones of blue	2
established that the porteus	2
purchased from william hunter	2
the residence on the	2
colonists identified by mercer	2
corner of the foundation	2
museum publishes original articles	2
on trade and manufactures	2
along the western edge	2
to the collections and	2
parish churches to begin	2
along the western boundary	2
are either octavo or	2
terminus post quem for	2
monographs dealing with the	2
of a small bowl	2
aside for the courthouse	2
his number in the	2
o for sundrys to	2
ledger is an account	2
that the bottle was	2
with hunter and dick	2
is attributed to the	2
but it can be	2
see also overwharton parish	2
the outlines of the	2
american colonies and of	2
the falls of the	2
am indebted to colonial	2
to the north and	2
a sword belt to	2
in the cellar hole	2
d excavation plan of	2
priviledges the settling in	2
the court house to	2
structures north of wall	2
occur in the marlborough	2
pierced longitudinally with a	2
turn of the century	2
beneath the kitchen chimney	2
in the fields of	2
kiln would have been	2
of the national park	2
jenkins site cellar hole	2
is revealed in the	2
the missing gregg survey	2
was found near the	2
and feet inches long	2
history of north carolina	2
small colonial dwelling and	2
county and in the	2
a further prejudice in	2
history of american industrial	2
were comprised in a	2
and others interested in	2
p r fine blankets	2
base profiles of high	2
the credit side of	2
there was no evidence	2
the present stafford courthouse	2
the topsoil over the	2
the archaeology and economic	2
evidence of wear at	2
the parish of bruton	2
was used in the	2
buckner plat the lots	2
a part of the	2
from ledger g that	2
in the different subjects	2
manor in warwick county	2
bottom of the pit	2
needs of the presentation	2
crafts in new england	2
d o all night	2
a discourse of sallets	2
road to the creek	2
poor potter and his	2
lid or oven door	2
a case of transatlantic	2
close proximity to the	2
the potomac creek courthouse	2
with the result that	2
county of york commonly	2
in the table of	2
perhaps used on a	2
f at home g	2
history of a southern	2
is believed to be	2
will expedient to hyer	2
the james city county	2
he himself was a	2
is one of the	2
the highway to the	2
went to m r	2
of manufactures in the	2
indicates the source of	2
parts of the colony	2
who some years ago	2
in the southwest portion	2
of the courthouse land	2
bottle of squat form	2
about inches in the	2
english and irish glass	2
mixed with mortar and	2
raising a chimney building	2
century or early th	2
relating to the collections	2
portrait of ann roy	2
of the williamsburg pottery	2
a whole new row	2
was purchased from william	2
the interior of this	2
iron reinforcement strip from	2
of the college of	2
the public buildings of	2
of the yorktown factory	2
a large part of	2
copies of the yorktown	2
p r seersuckers to	2
placed at right angles	2
begin on the th	2
shore of potomac creek	2
woork wanted can not	2
the death of the	2
great number of debts	2
state of great britain	2
is indicated by a	2
southern extremity of the	2
in the marlborough artifacts	2
and economic history of	2
bulletin archeological society of	2
on the last day	2
catalogue of the glaisher	2
top of the stem	2
late in the th	2
but even then there	2
the new building was	2
author of the virginia	2
foundation of structure e	2
in the second half	2
north wall of the	2
probably refers to the	2
as to cash p	2
may be significant that	2
shores of the james	2
this section are from	2
on the debit side	2
the use of a	2
fragments of at least	2
cellar of structure b	2
dam in the county	2
at the foot of	2
the existence of the	2
the case of the	2
a great deal of	2
do not know whether	2
and that it was	2
and the relatively few	2
paper recorded in the	2
lamps doz small stone	2
if capable of it	2
of the new house	2
the time of his	2
at coins returns at	2
the northerly cross wall	2
that the manor house	2
virginia brick from structure	2
the justices of the	2
against the south face	2
ware is characterized by	2
missing gregg survey of	2
artifact of manufacture provenience	2
it was recorded that	2
a leg in an	2
were made at marlborough	2
and as i have	2
appears on lots and	2
large purchase of silver	2
and we may assume	2
of english white salt	2
extended to a depth	2
p r d o	2
virginia gazette for september	2
pottery making in colonial	2
catch for door latch	2
and of the early	2
english acquisitions in guinea	2
body sherds of molded	2
to have been done	2
in relation to our	2
cartouche on the side	2
and would not have	2
cultural history at the	2
for which he paid	2
from left to right	2
as we know from	2
of virginia and maryland	2
and united states national	2
method of calculating dates	2
have been of the	2
each town was to	2
on with the woolen	2
made at the yorktown	2
partially covered by a	2
no exact parallel in	2
alias the barren neck	2
of the university of	2
carpenders must be taken	2
the sides of the	2
middle of the century	2
the direction of the	2
at the bar of	2
in the early th	2
act for ports of	2
inventory of peter beach	2
collections and research of	2
virginia and origins of	2
from the subscribers to	2
like those found on	2
c of english salt	2
item in the account	2
d william warrell wages	2
a buff body and	2
in the account of	2
angle to the stem	2
maloney of the williamsburg	2
the other features of	2
head of ocqua creek	2
be seen in the	2
specific forms and types	2
of the virginia bill	2
it is enough to	2
the scholarly and scientific	2
a little of the	2
part of the world	2
commonly called known by	2
of the glebe house	2
in the petition that	2
that they may have	2
east of the mansion	2
james geddy house in	2
potter and his wares	2
it is also possible	2
contributions from the united	2
nails used about it	2
mercer acquired from charles	2
but with the lip	2
from a context of	2
history of english and	2
in his journal that	2
for permission to illustrate	2
under the direction of	2
the stafford court to	2
building part of my	2
mark vs stamped on	2
of the guild hall	2
public buildings of williamsburg	2
since papers relating to	2
lustrous black lead glaze	2
to take the place	2
being and adjoining to	2
circumstances of the country	2
the turn of the	2
william rogers of yorktown	2
to the level of	2
a stratum of black	2
unfit for any sarvice	2
d o p d	2
is to be hoped	2
surface of the stem	2
believed to be of	2
white clay with slipped	2
worth less of that	2
been unlikely to have	2
that could not have	2
it was hoped that	2
was one of the	2
inventory of george andrews	2
at exterior corner of	2
the bricks in the	2
the members of the	2
titled contributions from the	2
be assumed to have	2
of the department of	2
the fact that it	2
pot lid or oven	2
little advantage to himself	2
shorter papers relating to	2
turned cover of white	2
the north bank of	2
virginia quit rent rolls	2
have been published in	2
of debts due to	2
a chain reaction of	2
suffered to go to	2
the sale at stafford	2
excavated from the foundation	2
life in early th	2
crown and colonial manufacture	2
each publication are distributed	2
served only as a	2
documentary history of american	2
plan of stafford courthouse	2
that it may have	2
courtesy of historic american	2
a parcel crakt stone	2
drudgery of much toil	2
going on as well	2
is part of the	2
in the same direction	2
the great neck alias	2
that the rogers factory	2
shows a porch by	2
pr large scales weights	2
great neck alias the	2
of the cellar fill	2
to quire best paper	2
the lott that i	2
day of last january	2
survey of the cathedrals	2
of near ten thousand	2
churches to begin on	2
q t rum to	2
glass of its period	2
the base of an	2
two parallel cross walls	2
the second precinct until	2
the vestry book of	2
lord leonardo emo at	2
in ledger g is	2
were frequently used as	2
king charles the second	2
can be traced back	2
work of the mill	2
are intended for the	2
into the top of	2
i should not be	2
a wine bottle of	2
it may be significant	2
parcel crakt stone do	2
the brickwork of the	2
mill going on as	2
the duke of argyle	2
by sons for the	2
stoneware manufacturing processes the	2
end of the century	2
vicinity of the residence	2
on the part of	2
there are numerous other	2
work of its constituent	2
to a sword belt	2
probably of london manufacture	2
p quart french brandy	2
the interest will be	2
to brass kettle at	2
that the potomac creek	2
books in ledger g	2
and monographs dealing with	2
part of the th	2
by the board of	2
of virginia in executive	2
to silk romall handkerchiefs	2
strongly suggests that the	2
y d w d	2
in the possession of	2
town was to be	2
this is the case	2
gazette carried the following	2
abstracts of virginia land	2
of numerous fragments of	2
which the bristol store	2
fragment of molded white	2
the spring and fall	2
the manner of a	2
to believe that a	2
be of very ill	2
extracts from the records	2
in the general study	2
w m walker for	2
one of the earliest	2
eighteenth century clay tobacco	2
valuable in the general	2
in the area of	2
m thomson for taylors	2
high covered with wood	2
wall of structure e	2
axis of the town	2
boundary of the town	2
artifacts found at marlborough	2
to a point at	2
in the marlborough material	2
base sherd from unglazed	2
hanover or king william	2
of interest in that	2
not appear on any	2
of the brick wall	2
pipes have been found	2
report about silver coins	2
rim and base profiles	2
by mercer according to	2
picture in a guilt	2
heir of giles brent	2
a documentary history of	2
number of debts due	2
near the potomac shore	2
in the habit of	2
of the same color	2
estate of john burdett	2
it was part of	2
parting it from kingsmells	2
to the poor potter	2
in all parts of	2
superfine large gilt sconce	2
account of mosley battaley	2
there is no clue	2
in virginia and origins	2
home plantation at marlborough	2
line with walls a	2
united states national herbarium	2
top to bottom of	2
documentary evidence has been	2
to m r jordan	2
to w m parks	2
have been found on	2
that as early as	2
small stone bottles doz	2
roadway in front of	2
among the marlborough artifacts	2
of the kingsmill tract	2
of the early republic	2
in the backfilling of	2
the journal of the	2
thomson for taylors work	2
learn a good deal	2
of the second half	2
the bucks county historical	2
to silk romall handkerchief	2
a pair of scissors	2
a depth of at	2
for sundrys bo t	2
life of the right	2
any person inclinable to	2
acre tract known as	2
at a depth of	2
is no reason to	2
for any sarvice whatsoever	2
or quarto in size	2
walls a and a	2
of the highway had	2
it was apparent that	2
making possible a homogeneous	2
a porch by f	2
port towns in virginia	2
overlay the excavated cellar	2
a chimney building an	2
with mortar and plaster	2
excavation plan of wall	2
house one story high	2
the foreshore of the	2
w th brass knobs	2
the opposite side of	2
century contexts at jamestown	2
on duke of gloucester	2
john mercer of marlborough	2
been attached to a	2
clay with slipped surface	2
with interest from the	2
plan of structure h	2
of the london copies	2
of the swan tavern	2
to d nails to	2
between the buckner survey	2
bulletins are either octavo	2
the arts and crafts	2
that the bottles were	2
in line with walls	2
worth of crackt stoneware	2
the swan tavern in	2
o to tho s	2
are distributed to libraries	2
in proportion to the	2
intended for the publication	2
in built by ballard	2
strip from back of	2
dictionary on historical principles	2
by building the addition	2
at by making burning	2
was found at jamestown	2
the dates of manufacture	2
town in this colony	2
a small quantity of	2
at a later date	2
colonies and of the	2
of domestic life in	2
company at stafford courthouse	2
sarah ann mason mercer	2
chinn was paid for	2
of this pit was	2
the porteus family in	2
as far as the	2
the s d lots	2
well as can be	2
on a cupboard door	2
remained at williamsburg until	2
side of the cellar	2
were made at the	2
in view of the	2
amount of work which	2
of the american philosophical	2
the part of the	2
cappon and stella f	2
depending on the needs	2
the building by june	2
with all the improvements	2
the schoo and boat	2
we know with certainty	2
could be seen in	2
the challis pottery kiln	2
and a fragment of	2
the hon ble col	2
the woolen and other	2
of the porteus family	2
and may have been	2
were used at marlborough	2
lying being and adjoining	2
laconic entry in his	2
on the eastern shore	2
was the same as	2
north end of the	2
are predominantly of the	2
the museum publishes original	2
to the end of	2
knife fork p r	2
we know that in	2
king william and hanover	2
act of assembly in	2
of it in his	2
putting a leg in	2
west axis of the	2
mile and a quarter	2
in the appropriate period	2
terminal date for the	2
anthropology at the smithsonian	2
refuse pit beneath the	2
of the right reverend	2
views of brabant flanders	2
was provided by a	2
s at stafford spotsylvania	2
to cash paid for	2
effort was made to	2
the period of greatest	2
a small colonial dwelling	2
of the wall system	2
interest in the town	2
fragment comes from a	2
to that of no	2
seventeenth and eighteenth century	2
into the brickwork of	2
his house in stafford	2
the london copies of	2
to the creek side	2
see also george mercer	2
george mason of gunston	2
in which are collected	2
virginia committee of correspondence	2
of virginia to the	2
it is believed that	2
by whom he had	2
to break the long	2
well represented in the	2
which is like to	2
rain in the night	2
we are left with	2
and it is apparent	2
to the botanical collections	2
seven hundred and thirty	2
at bankside in london	2
of york commonly called	2
on the fact that	2
new england potters and	2
potter continues his business	2
would be of very	2
history of english clay	2
guardian of william brent	2
that had been purchased	2
flecked with ocher and	2
the a b c	2
date of the kitchen	2
in the bristol freedom	2
must have been the	2
feet southeast of the	2
dates from kaolin pipe	2
by great priviledges the	2
led to believe that	2
have been unable to	2
the planting of tobacco	2
was no evidence of	2
of the english ceramic	2
is borne out by	2
benchers of the guild	2
also college of william	2
and one of the	2
which are collected works	2
for the identification of	2
if the money is	2
malt house wants repairing	2
inches by feet inches	2
the building had ceased	2
the society of which	2
the pots to be	2
further prejudice in relation	2
collection of all the	2
vice president of colonial	2
that the structure was	2
justice of the stafford	2
plan of wall system	2
found in the same	2
tyler of the eastern	2
bowl and stem fragment	2
dealing with the collections	2
to the lords of	2
makes it probable that	2
and coated with a	2
with the collections and	2
dating stem fragments of	2
sized do small do	2
which would be of	2
in the first decade	2
dating in the light	2
pottery kiln site in	2
work for earthen ware	2
and the missing gregg	2
called by the name	2
the common people in	2
his will as lots	2
plan dimensions correspond closely	2
to account of mosley	2
th century that was	2
w m dunn to	2
sherds of heavy lead	2
of the indian village	2
specialists and others interested	2
at each plantation syder	2
that the pits were	2
since it was erected	2
it may be concluded	2
are collected works on	2
portrait of john mercer	2
that the building had	2
an example of the	2
of the plantation to	2
the buckner survey of	2
artifacts found in the	2
sampson marlbro company sick	2
chimney building an oven	2
be seen in a	2
have yet been found	2
forth newly acquired facts	2
of the accokeek iron	2
as we shall see	2
that it was made	2
the english ceramic circle	2
not included in the	2
on top of the	2
location would have been	2
their going on with	2
closely dated by context	2
far from being a	2
have been unlikely to	2
looking north in line	2
in his report to	2
light of recent excavations	2
the university of virginia	2
works on related subjects	2
and to specialists and	2
refuse found at exterior	2
not a poor potter	2
at the house of	2
the american colonies and	2
the width of the	2
small gilded cupola to	2
papers and other manuscripts	2
rosewell in gloucester county	2
we can find no	2
and cosways in york	2
the bristol store was	2
influential in determining the	2
pipe dating in the	2
history of europe vol	2
street across the town	2
occasionally in several parts	2
century pottery and glass	2
the bulletin series under	2
dating evidence for the	2
story high covered with	2
an object of uncertain	2
the large glass stem	2
date as late as	2
or a chain terminal	2
evidence of a cellar	2
t for sundrys to	2
doz bird bottles doz	2
debris at south end	2
shows no evidence of	2
no trace of a	2
is so very inconsiderable	2
virginia gleanings in england	2
national museum include two	2
the remains of the	2
foundations of a small	2
of shorter papers from	2
property leased from williamsburg	2
is provided by the	2
is located in the	2
of the services of	2
of its constituent museums	2
by an able surveyor	2
while in the following	2
all other of the	2
was then described as	2
at the west and	2
plan of structure e	2
eye and part of	2
mercer seems to have	2
brick from structure b	2
right reverend beilby porteus	2
we learn a good	2
land in the second	2
this william rogers was	2
government printing office washington	2
is of interest in	2
toward the end of	2
to bottom of the	2
the great number of	2
ceramic study of virginia	2
were appointed feoffees in	2
of structure b southwest	2
west end of the	2
lott that i bought	2
a large number of	2
present state of russia	2
exp s poplar spring	2
establishment of the port	2
locks w th brass	2
of the porteus house	2
to the extent of	2
going on with the	2
was again put up	2
listed in accounts with	2
in which case it	2
of a small colonial	2
present state of great	2
in the same month	2
botanical collections of the	2
fragment of clouting nail	2
out of near ten	2
of porch at north	2
infringed on the courthouse	2
is part of a	2
was not until that	2
for the presence of	2
would appear that the	2
record and prevailing temperatures	2
iron door and chest	2
and the cutting edge	2
this must have been	2
and it is possible	2
necessarily follow that the	2
of the two buildings	2
the east of the	2
bulletins titled contributions from	2
archaeology and economic history	2
to the construction date	2
of london and virginia	2
colonial williamsburg archeological collection	2
and at the same	2
sale at stafford court	2
at the end next	2
comprised in a double	2
home on the th	2
f to potomack church	2
a mean date of	2
the inventory of his	2
in the dick account	2
by the institute of	2
the glaisher collection of	2
chamber potts doz bird	2
falls of the rappahannock	2
mercer went to williamsburg	2
building the addition to	2
o to p r	2
same arrangement of initials	2
to the amount of	2
a small gilded cupola	2
house in the port	2
on the site was	2
of a southern state	2
cheekpiece from snaffle bit	2
in the massachusetts bay	2
the building in the	2
taken of for harvest	2
s one initial on	2
octavo or quarto in	2
correspond closely to the	2
a neat picture of	2
thus making possible a	2
adventurers in iron works	2
feet north of the	2
precinct of petsworth parish	2
relation to our shipping	2
london art of building	2
which i should not	2
volumes in which are	2
paper describes and analyzes	2
that i dare say	2
house for this county	2
lots by building on	2
with harness for six	2
was perhaps used on	2
he remained at williamsburg	2
wanted can not be	2
on the surface of	2
harvest which is like	2
at the northwest corner	2
history and the museum	2
the mill going on	2
of the north wall	2
the botanical collections of	2
acquired facts in the	2
be known until the	2
h sick worme fever	2
the northeast corner of	2
of the colony and	2
to have been the	2
slightly everted over a	2
of the opinion that	2
the presence of this	2
in the corner at	2
is well mottled and	2
and eighteenth century clay	2
he was made a	2
be said that the	2
to the construction of	2
been part of a	2
to box iron heaters	2
in the hope of	2
is no indication that	2
to p d thomas	2
was in the vicinity	2
the virginia state library	2
publications consisting of monographs	2
have the satisfaction to	2
should not be able	2
the virginia historical society	2
of the fact that	2
the second act for	2
the virginia bill of	2
another example is illustrated	2
by the gutt between	2
must be taken of	2
and base profiles of	2
at the lower left	2
found on the challis	2
and research of that	2
plan of king william	2
it must be added	2
important in that it	2
separate publications consisting of	2
all parts of the	2
of american ethnology bulletin	2
that were comprised in	2
fragments of seventeenth and	2
green company at leeds	2
doubt as to the	2
james and york rivers	2
possible a homogeneous white	2
been the same as	2
the woork wanted can	2
exp s at stafford	2
brickwork of the east	2
of the civil law	2
blew w t jugs	2
the source of the	2
on the mansion house	2
thomas tyler of the	2
is no clue as	2
meeting of the ohio	2
of the body and	2
the estate of the	2
the neighborhood of john	2
a length of feet	2
at the close of	2
date from the first	2
quarterly bulletin archeological society	2
william fitzhugh of stafford	2
that it was not	2
the style of no	2
i dare say there	2
petitioned the general court	2
flooring nails and brads	2
from kaolin pipe stem	2
the colonial courthouses of	2
of acres of land	2
to encourage by great	2
he appears to have	2
p d for washing	2
colonial courthouses of york	2
have seen that mercer	2
throughout the th century	2
colonial national historical park	2
the site in the	2
b at home c	2
of lots along the	2
made from local clay	2
evidence that he was	2
to w ms burgh	2
the needs of the	2
debts due to me	2
county in a context	2
with very little advantage	2
under the heading contributions	2
the publication date of	2
angled at its junction	2
will advertise the sale	2
potters and their wares	2
of the structure is	2
that the old house	2
london copies of nevers	2
virginia bill of rights	2
slope of the neck	2
also george mercer papers	2
ports was passed in	2
was partially covered by	2
of the dish is	2
in the colonial period	2
the laws of england	2
to the north of	2
the southern extremity of	2
the general study of	2
neck alias the barren	2
of laid brickbats that	2
north of the highway	2
end of the structure	2
colonial dwelling and outbuilding	2
found in the site	2
recent excavations at bankside	2
the backfilling of the	2
botanical record and prevailing	2
of the type used	2
parcel of old tables	2
that there was a	2
in the city of	2
the long expanse of	2
of the said town	2
in his will as	2
the money is paid	2
p r mens fine	2
northwest corner of the	2
charges to account of	2
the house i lived	2
to go to ruin	2
the immediate vicinity of	2
early years of the	2
syder presses at each	2
with this type terminal	2
letters from the dead	2
at marlborough the earliest	2
to suppose that the	2
and feet inches wide	2
both king william and	2
one story high covered	2
rim sherd from large	2
break the long expanse	2
to his wife theodosia	2
the petition was granted	2
been found in williamsburg	2
a new english dictionary	2
hyer a carpinder for	2
the trade and manufactures	2
a house in the	2
showing that it was	2
the history of manufactures	2
court and the two	2
a new survey was	2
in the parish of	2
is director of archeology	2
it is not surprising	2
apparently similar to no	2
molded on either side	2
is like to be	2
highway makes its turn	2
to colonial williamsburg for	2
he recorded in his	2
cupola to break the	2
also specific forms and	2
greater part of the	2
of each publication are	2
the use of his	2
south and southeast of	2
virginia committee of safety	2
quarters of the th	2
of molded white salt	2
black humus mixed with	2
lives of the popes	2
alternating lozenge and diamond	2
the fate of marlborough	2
series under the heading	2
using the binford formula	2
there is no reason	2
is that he had	2
iron catch or striker	2
post quem for its	2
b southwest corner of	2
to books for sundrys	2
used by the yorktown	2
objects of personal use	2
of each paper recorded	2
can be expected till	2
he had sold a	2
junction of stone wall	2
main axis of the	2
for a penny each	2
at the same place	2
in blue and touched	2
in the inventory are	2
fragment was found in	2
presses at each plantation	2
a section of the	2
green glass in an	2
the war with the	2
fitzhugh of stafford county	2
of frederick jones and	2
to pay bayley the	2
time of his death	2
other of the inhabitants	2
sherd from unglazed red	2
now in the possession	2
it is to be	2
exterior corner of wall	2
in the kitchen debris	2
made a large purchase	2
grace mercer for sundrys	2
of the meetings of	2
pit measuring approximately ft	2
into the north end	2
have been dictated by	2
new method of calculating	2
table of contents of	2
advertise the sale at	2
gilded cupola to break	2
of very ill consequence	2
the value of the	2
board of trade to	2
survey of and the	2
edge of the town	2
found at the bottom	2
jas pemberton at marlb	2
the second precinct of	2
like to be heavy	2
r mens yarn hose	2
a maximum depth of	2
d for lottery tickets	2
linen or cotton fabric	2
to specialists and others	2
the foundations of the	2
the area of the	2
the swan tavern at	2
case of transatlantic deduction	2
english dictionary on historical	2
articles and monographs dealing	2
of an earthenware flowerpot	2
at williamsburg and rosewell	2
the west of the	2
from the absence of	2
the court house and	2
in the interests of	2
d o to tho	2
that it was a	2
sick of the gravel	2
the accokeek iron works	2
glass wine and cordial	2
bristol freedom roll for	2
for a similar example	2
and up to inches	2
of the yorktown products	2
the glass wine bottle	2
partial excavation of the	2
the large quantity of	2
evidence of the two	2
date in the period	2
at the college of	2
woolen and other manufactures	2
this bottle might be	2
was not until the	2
door and chest hardware	2
setting forth newly acquired	2
a portion of an	2
who covenanted to instruct	2
is apparent that he	2
is paid when due	2
bought a pair of	2
the glaze is thick	2
flattened on the top	2
an overseer at bull	2
the center of the	2
highway to the creek	2
septemb r to hhds	2
in thickness and was	2
lozenge and diamond motif	2
whose plan dimensions correspond	2
leonardo emo at fanzolo	2
jordan for sundrys viz	2
william hunter and charles	2
leg in an old	2
that this must have	2
through the th century	2
by the crown authorities	2
of historic american buildings	2
archeological excavation in the	2
thought to have been	2
economic history of english	2
buttons set in silver	2
of pewter spoon handle	2
of the marlborough courthouse	2
is fitted with a	2
the potter continues his	2
to the stafford foundation	2
for exp s urbanna	2
the french and indian	2
on as well as	2
maximum depth of ft	2
the collections and work	2
junction of wall a	2
dozen stone coffee cups	2
and a new survey	2
hon ble col o	2
he made a large	2
bricks placed at right	2
that bacon died at	2
been associated with the	2
and hanover county courthouses	2
of stone wall a	2
tea table painted with	2
dimensions correspond closely to	2
they were persuaded to	2
to y ds silk	2
reasonable to assume that	2
in the th and	2
although there was no	2
serifs on both letters	2
on the th of	2
scottish and irish table	2
the right reverend beilby	2
be the foundation of	2
embedded black sedimentary stone	2
second precinct of petsworth	2
as i have the	2
it is very probable	2
but we may be	2
recorded in the table	2
b c of english	2
walnut frames cane bottoms	2
as the result of	2
that there may have	2
from the th century	2
this work on the	2
were widely used in	2
work on the site	2
the cellar fill and	2
could not have been	2
of the said manufactures	2
may be sure that	2
p d william warrell	2
materials listed in accounts	2
museum include two series	2
trade and manufactures of	2
towns in virginia and	2
of sufficient size to	2
outcropping of stone wall	2
this style of decoration	2
chimney and underhearth foundation	2
beverage bottle cylindrical beverage	2
marlb h sick worme	2
on the needs of	2
neat picture of king	2
end of the excavation	2
arts and crafts in	2
on manufactures to the	2
at the site of	2
of george mason of	2
vestryman in overwharton parish	2
relating to the botanical	2
of a group of	2
the integrity of the	2
the th century that	2
from the united states	2
tied into the brickwork	2
of the american colonies	2
out of york river	2
from the roadway in	2
or parcel of land	2
ts d o th	2
the condition of the	2
it may be supposed	2
are closely dated by	2
gate in wall e	2
bulletin series under the	2
facts in the fields	2
kept in the back	2
been published in the	2
is simply that the	2
been built into the	2
is represented in a	2
a valuable series of	2
he acquired are mentioned	2
chamberdoor locks w th	2
be taken of for	2
of the glaisher collection	2
tobacco pipes from jamestown	2
eighteenth century new bern	2
the house which formerly	2
to set up housekeeping	2
no evidence of any	2
pictures in the hall	2
white chinese porcelain plate	2
bristol store was lately	2
as one of the	2
comparable to that of	2
the port town period	2
the road to the	2
that the foundation was	2
to have been thrown	2
that the two acres	2
called known by the	2
of brick and stone	2
the english acquisitions in	2
of marlborough as a	2
history have been published	2
house in stafford county	2
acres that had been	2
history at the smithsonian	2
north wall of structure	2
to new england and	2
used about the brewery	2
the wine trade loan	2
find no exact parallel	2
stemmed cordial glass shows	2
historical and genealogical magazine	2
that the cellar hole	2
history of manufactures in	2
and reused clay tobacco	2
of the brick and	2
glazed earthenware creampan of	2
expected till m r	2
sagger fragments from the	2
from the jenkins site	2
base and lower body	2
the work of william	2
cross section of plaster	2
spoon with this type	2
spoon bowl and section	2
th q ts d	2
that the courthouse was	2
in two tones of	2
and take them off	2
south of the existing	2
of a late th	2
in the spring and	2
p r mens yarn	2
longitudinally with a stick	2
corner of wall a	2
the guardian of william	2
the roadway in front	2
although there is no	2
at the lower right	2
the possession of the	2
person inclinable to purchase	2
calculating dates from kaolin	2
mason of gunston hall	2
the head of ocqua	2
top of the handle	2
the gutt between geo	2
the victoria and albert	2
of king charles the	2
c to m rs	2
be approved by an	2
include a number of	2
can find no exact	2
the settling in townships	2
by profit loss for	2
museum and united states	2
and other metal items	2
a new oxford dictionary	2
on the same day	2
that he was engaged	2
on any known map	2
the name of tarripin	2
until the factory site	2
described by mercer as	2
lyonel lyde for sundrys	2
the evidence of a	2