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Book Title: Historical Collections Of Virginia By Henry Howe

Warwick: p. 497.

Warwick was one of the eight original shires into which Virginia was divided in
1634: Its extreme length is 20, and greatest breadth 5 miles. It occupies a
portion of the narrow peninsula between York and James Rivers, the latter of
which forms its southwestern boundary. Pop. in 1840, whites 604, slaves, 831,
free colored, 21; total, 1,456.

The C.H. lies about 3 miles N of the James, and 77 miles southeasterly from
Richmond.

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