Adventurers of Purse and Person Virginia 1607-1624/25. Fourth Edition. Volume Three, Families R-Z Paperback – Illustrated, April 28, 2012

This series provides a wealth of information about early Virginia immigrants, all well documented. It covers not only those who came to Virginia from 1607-1625, but also follows their successive descendants, often for 5 generations. So even if the individuals you are researching did not arrive in Virginia that early, if they married into families that did come from 1607-1625, you will find them in this series, containing a total of 4022 pages, including the thorough index. Do be aware that the alphabetical breakdown for Volume One (Families A-F) is published in 2 separate parts which must be purchased individually. Although the title calls both "Volume One Families A-F," Part A is A-Ch, and Part B includes families Cl-F. The title for these two parts is somewhat misleading and could be handled better. You're buying 4 books, and they should be labeled Volume One, Volume Two, Volume Three, and Volume Four. Neverthless, that is a small issue. The series costs over $270, but is so rich in well-sourced information, the price is definitely a bargain.

Book is rather thick but it is around 1,000 pages so that's to be expected. Purchased for research.

Lots of Genology info. Book one is split in two books, A to F and a book of second part G etc. So is really 4 books. A must have.

Adventurers of Purse and Person is a wonderful set of books if you are doing research in Virginia, particularly if you are looking at persons who were involved in the settlement of Jamestown. This is one of the few books that the Jamestown Society will accept as proof of your decent (plus documents). Please check out the Jamestown Society's site for more information. This book will give you a good start towards having your proof.

I ordered this book so that I could prove my lineage to an original Jamestown resident in order to join the Jamestown Society. July 2019 marks 400 years since my 8th Great-Grandfather, Dr. John Woodson, stepped foot on American soil at Jamestown. It is exciting to see my collateral lines as well as my direct line back to Dr. John. This is a great research tool.

Book was as described and is a great source of information.

Genealogy

Just got my books there is 4 total.. Plan on doing alot of reading for my research