warrasquoke

Updated: June 27, 2025

All of those planning to keep tobacco for that purpose were required to swear to this fact before the proper officials before December 31. All debts were to be paid at one of these five storehouses, with the storekeeper as a witness. Before the end of the year two other such storehouses were authorized to be built, one at Warrasquoke and the other at a point lying between Weyanoke and the Falls.

G. Melvin Herndon - Tobacco in Colonial Virginia: "The Sovereign Remedy"