I n 1587, one hundred seventeen men, women and children simply disappeared and became known as

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Date: 2014-06-05 08:32:48 Geography of North Carolina North Carolina Algonquian peoples Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands Outer Banks Dare County North Carolina Missing people Roanoke Colony Pamlico Nags Head North Carolina Albemarle North Carolina Albemarle		I n 1587, one hundred seventeen men, women and children simply disappeared and became known as Add to Reading List Source URL: lost-colony.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 409,74 KB Share Document on Facebook

	MISSIONARIES AND THE ROANOKE ISLAND FREEDMEN’S COLONY The American Missionary Association (AMA) sent the first missionaries, including Horace James’s cousin, Elizabeth James, to Roanoke Island. These missionaries we DocID: 1sytf - View Document
	The Roanoke Ventures and The Raleigh Conspiracy The Lost Colony Center for science and Research is happy to announce that a new and exciting project is underway. New research is rewriting the known sixteenth-century his DocID: 1sfHT - View Document
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	THE FREEDPEOPLE OF THE ROANOKE ISLAND FREEDMEN’S COLONY In February 1862, shortly after the Battle of Roanoke Island, some of the slaves who had been working for the Confederate troops on the island joined with some s DocID: 1saO4 - View Document
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