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They needed financial investment an the approval of British royalty.
Each Virginia settlement or plantation was allowed to elect 2 burgesses, usually wealthy landowners.
They are one of the highest rated national companies, but you could probably get a better deal by going with a local cash-for-settlement company instead.
the Quakers
Merchants founded and funded the Virginia Company so that resources in the New World could be sent back to England. The Virginia Company brought workers to America to work in the tobacco and lumber industries.
Depens on who was settleing...The oldest Indian settlement could be anywhere because no one knows which tribe truly settled first. The oldest European Settlement is St. Augestine in Florida, which was founded by the spanish. The first English was Jamestown in Virginia....the list goes onJamestown.
The Virginia Company offered Jamestown a headright, a 50-acre land grant for anyone who could pay his or her way to the colony.
It was the Virginia Company that paid for the voyage to Jamestown, and could overrule the House of Burgesses. The company was chartered by James I.
It is hard to say what will happen to the settlement, mainly because it depends on what kind of settlement you're talking about. It could end up in probate, it could go to a beneficiary, or distributed according to the reading of a will. Hope this helps!
They often settle for 1/4 to half of the total declaired debt. Each company will have their own settlement limits.
by VA do you mean Virginia? if so, then your answer is: at that time the british thought that they owned Virginia and could grant it to whom they wished.
The Plymouth settlement was one of the first US colonies.People made a settlement along the river.The settlement paid $2 million dollars to the victim's family.