In 1622 a group of women including Rachel, aged 32, and Cassandra, aged 36, were sent to Virginia as wives for settlers. Each settler gave the London Company 120 pounds of tobacco in payment for his bride's passage.
This was the year of Virginia's worst Indian massacre. The Powhatan Indians under Chief Opechancanough, suddenly attacked the colonists who lived along the banks of the James River, and massacred 347 of them.
Cassandra, b. 1586, m. David Bull
Rachel, b. 1590, m. Sir John Duke Lambert
Daniel A. de Lucas, living in County Kent, England in 1526.
Daniel
(De La Lucas)
B. 1468 Kent
Rebecca
THORNTON
B. 1526 Ireland
D. 1589
James (Sir)
B. 1526
Kent
Knighted 1571
D. 1599
North Ireland
William
(The Orator)
B. 1564
Sir James
B. 1562
Samuel
B. 1560 Kent
D. 1593 Longbridge Wilts
John
B. 1558
William
B. 1592
Sir John [Duke] LAMBERT
Edward
B. 1588
Thomas
B. 1584
Abraham
B. 1619
David
B. 1592
D. 1684
Matthew
B. 1622
Robert
B. 1650
D. 1737
Bucks, Penn USA
Abasolon
B. 1616
Longbridge
Wiltshire
John
B. 1630
D. 1689
Robert
B. 1630
D. 1689
Cassandra
B. 1586
D. 1620
Amanda
Mehan
B. 1594
M. 1622
Rachael
B. 1590
D. 1622
Mary
B. 1560
D. 1612
Jane
LONGWELL
B. 1616
M. 138
Anna
B. 1646
David BULL
Elizabeth
COWGILL
M. 1631
Mary
ABELL
B. 1508 Nayland
M. 1534
D. 25/10/1556
Dau of John Abell
To Robert ,
New Jersey USA
John
B. 1512
