
Published online:
18 May 2023
Published in print:
17 May 2022
Online ISBN:
9781469667584
Print ISBN:
9781469667560
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Chapter
Four Clarendon County: Puritans and Barbadians on the Cape Fear
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Pages
74–91
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Published:May 2022
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Butler, Lindley S., 'Clarendon County: Puritans and Barbadians on the Cape Fear', A History of North Carolina in the Proprietary Era, 1629-1729 (Chapel Hill, NC , 2022; online edn, North Carolina Scholarship Online, 18 May 2023), https://doi.org/10.5149/northcarolina/9781469667560.003.0005, accessed 26 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
The rediscovery of the Cape Fear River is discussed throughout this chapter and what eventually led to permanent settlements in the Carolinas. During a voyage intended to explore the southern parts of Florida, rough winds and sand bars led to the ship Adventure to take a detour up the Cape Fear. The explorers made note of Native Americans and the surrounding environment, but a lasting settlement was never established until the grandchildren of Sir John Yeamans passed through the region. The two grandchildren acquired land from local Native Americans, built their homes, and eventually an influx of colonists from both Carolinas arrived.
Keywords:
Cape Fear River, Barbados, Port Royal, Sir John Yeamans, Charles Towne, Florida, Carolinas
Subject
History of the Americas
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