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Anthony Johnson, a free Black who was probably one

  • Jul 24, 1651
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Anthony Johnson, a free Black who was probably one of the first twenty settlers, received a grant of 250 acres of land in Northampton County, Va., for importing five persons. Johnson established a settlement on the banks of the Pungo teague River.

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