John Washington’s Arrival and Establishment in Virginia
John Washington
After emigrating to Virginia in the 1650s, he operated a large-scale tobacco plantation, expanded his landholdings, and rose to become a prominent member of the colonial gentry. During Bacon's Rebellion in 1676, he stood with Governor William Berkeley.
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