Lost Colony – Blog [Link]

Posted on November 10, 2009 by weavercat

Searching for the Lost Colony DNA Blog

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In 1587, Sir Walter Raleigh sent 116 men, women and children to Roanoke Island on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. They were to plant the first English colony in the New World. By 1590, they had disappeared. The colony was lost, and it remains America’s oldest unsolved mystery.

 

Carl Bowden, a university professor, has discovered a document that may prove an intriguing new theory of what may have happened to the colonists. He made one phone call to a trusted colleague. Three hours later he was found murdered under the rotunda of the university library. Someone does not want the mystery of the Lost Colony to be solved and is willing to kill to protect the secret.

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An excellent Blog that delves into the mystery of The Lost Colony.

— Cathy Ann Abernathy

About weavercat

"Jill" of many obsessions. Genealogy is one of the big ones. History, is one of the related areas. Writing -- goes along with the researching turf. Blogging is an off-shoot of writing and building family trees. Weaving is another important one, when I am not zoned-out in the "twilight zone of many names". (Thus the photo saved as a profile image.)
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