Sketch of the siege of the Susquehannock fort on the Potomac River in 1675.
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Title
Sketch of the siege of the Susquehannock fort on the Potomac River in 1675.
Subject
Susquehannock
Indians
Virginia
Maryland
English settlers
Bacon's Rebellion
Indians
Virginia
Maryland
English settlers
Bacon's Rebellion
Description
This is a sketch of the Susquehannock fort on the Potomac River in 1675. It was under siege by Virginia and Maryland colonists for 7 weeks and then abandoned.
Creator
Berry, John
Morrison, Francis
Morrison, Francis
Source
The National Archives London; UK
Publisher
Colonial America
Contributor
Marquis, Alicia
Rights
Crown Copyright documents: are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London; UK
Relation
This sketch is part of a document called:
"A true narrative of the rise, progress and cessation of the late rebellion in Virginia. Most humbly and impartially reported by His Majesty's commissioners appointed to enquire into the affairs of the said colony".
"A true narrative of the rise, progress and cessation of the late rebellion in Virginia. Most humbly and impartially reported by His Majesty's commissioners appointed to enquire into the affairs of the said colony".
Language
English
Type
Sketch/Diagram
Coverage
Potomac River
Piscataway Creek
Piscataway Creek
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Volume
Files
Citation
Berry, John
Morrison, Francis, “Sketch of the siege of the Susquehannock fort on the Potomac River in 1675.,” Mason's Legacies, accessed May 5, 2024, https://masonslegacies.org/items/show/1141.