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[1] Smith's History, p. 226.

[1a] This date is mentioned by all the Virginian historians; but Prince, in his Annals, says that the voyage took place a year afterwards. Belknap (Am. Biog.) is of same opinion.

[1b] Burk's History of Virginia, Vol. I. p. 167.

[2] Smith's History, Vol. II. p. 14.

[3] Massacred with the thirty colonists mentioned previously in this chapter. He was otherwise called Sicklemore.

[4] Ralph Hamer, whose relation is incorporated with some of the oldest histories of other writers. He was subsequently one of the Council.

[5] Authorities referred to in Smith's History, Vol. II.

[6] Smith's History, Vol. I.

[7] Stith Book III.

[8] Authorities in Smith's History, Vol. II.

[9] Ibid, Vol. I.

[10] Probably of some English captive. Smith wrote his famous letter to Jamestown, during his first captivity, on what he calls the leaf of a table-book.

[11] History, p. 133.

[12] Smith's account of the Natural Inhabitants of Virginia.