Early Settlers Shaping Colonial North Carolina

Early Settlers Shaping Colonial North Carolina

North Carolina Early Settlers

Early European settlers in colonial North Carolina faced harsh wilderness conditions to establish agricultural communities and trade networks. Navigating complex relationships with Indigenous tribes and friction with British proprietary authorities, these pioneers laid the political, economic, and social foundations for the colony's growth.

People

Birth Death Origin Age (Death)
1609
1644
1674
17th century: Unknown (believed to be the late 17th century)
17th century: Unknown. Believed to have been born in England in the first half of the 17th century.

Timeline

Category
Element
Year North Carolina Early Settlers
1609
Birth of Edward Hyde
1632
Marriage (Edward Hyde, Anne Ayliffe)
1634
Marriage (Edward Hyde, Frances Aylesbury)
1639
Wars of the Three Kingdoms
1640
Election to the Short Parliament
Election to the Long Parliament
1641
Political Conflicts over the Grand Remonstrance
Conflict over the Execution of Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford
1642
First English Civil War
Joining King Charles I
Participation in the Battle of Edgehill
1643
Knighthood and Admission to the Privy Council
1644
Birth of John Culpeper
Participation in the Council of the Prince of Wales
1646
Authoring of "History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars"
Royalist Surrender and Exile (Edward Hyde)
1650
Migration to Maryland (John Jenkins)
Marriage (John Jenkins, Anne)
1655
Land Acquisition in Virginia (John Jenkins)
1660
Restoration of the Monarchy
Support for the Restoration of Charles II
Marriage (John Jenkins, Johanna Gerrard)
1661
Elevation to Earl of Clarendon
1662
Migration to Albemarle (John Jenkins)
1665
Second Anglo-Dutch War
1667
Fall and Impeachment of Clarendon
Permanent Exile to France (Edward Hyde)
Joining the Albemarle Colonial Council
1670
Commencement of Activities in South Carolina
1671
Appointment as Surveyor General of South Carolina (John Culpeper)
1672
Appointment as Deputy Governor (John Jenkins)
Opposition to the Navigation Acts and Non-collection of Customs Duties
Election to the South Carolina Commons House of Assembly (John Culpeper)
George Fox’s Visit to Albemarle
1673
Joining the John Jenkins Faction
Sudden Departure from South Carolina
1674
Death of Edward Hyde
Death (Edward Hyde) and Burial at Westminster Abbey
Death and Burial at Westminster Abbey
Birth of John Lawson
1675
Chowanoke War
Arrest and Ouster of Jenkins
1676
Harboring Virginia Rebels
Political Rivalry with Thomas Miller
Arrest of Thomas Miller
1677
Culpeper’s Rebellion
Joining the Anti-Proprietary Council
Drafting of the "Remonstrance" Regarding the Rebellion
Voyage to Boston
Culpeper’s Rebellion
Arrest and Detention of Thomas Miller
Appointment as Rebel Customs Collector (John Culpeper)
1678
Voyage to England and Trial
1679
Treason Trial in England
1680
Appointment as Council President and Acting Governor (John Jenkins)
Fourth Term as Governor (John Jenkins)
Return to Albemarle
Surveying of Charles Town
1681
Death of John Jenkins
1688
Marriage (John Culpeper, Sarah Mayo)
1694
Death of John Culpeper
Death (John Culpeper)
1700
Marriage (John Lawson, Hannah Smith)
Arrival in Carolina
Exploration of the Carolina Interior
1705
Establishment and Development of Bath
Appointment as Deputy Governor of North Carolina (Thomas Cary)
1707
Political Rivalry with William Glover
Ouster from Deputy Governorship
1708
Appointment as Surveyor General of Carolina (John Lawson)
Cary’s Rebellion
Land Policy Reforms in Bath County
Re-seizure of the Colonial Government
1709
Publication of "A New Voyage to Carolina"
1710
Founding of New Bern
1711
Tuscarora War
Exploration of the Neuse River Headwaters
Trial and Acquittal in England
Refusal of Power Transition to Edward Hyde
Armed Conflict at Bath Creek
Attack on the Chowan River
End of the Rebellion and Arrest
Capture and Execution of John Lawson
Death of John Lawson
1713
Return to North Carolina
1718
Death of Thomas Cary
Unknown
Birth of Thomas Cary
Birth of John Jenkins
Marriage (John Culpeper, Judith Culpeper)
Marriage (John Culpeper, Margaret Culpeper)

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