Buckingham County, Virginia Colony

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Buckingham County, Virginia Colony was an 18th-century administrative region in colonial Virginia that later became part of the U.S. state of Virginia.

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Buckingham County, Virginia Colony canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county of the Colony of Virginia
former administrative division
borderedBy Appomattox River
surface form: Appomattox River region

James River
surface form: James River region
capital Buckingham Court House
colonialLegislatureRepresentation House of Burgesses
surface form: House of Burgesses of Virginia
colonialPower Great Britain
continuity territory continued as a county in the U.S. state of Virginia
country Kingdom of Great Britain
currencyUsed Virginia pound
pound sterling
demographics predominantly English colonists and enslaved Africans
economyBasedOn plantation agriculture
tobacco agriculture
establishedFrom Albemarle County, Colony of Virginia
surface form: Albmarle County, Virginia Colony

Amherst County, Virginia
surface form: Amherst County, Virginia Colony

Cumberland County, Virginia
surface form: Cumberland County, Virginia Colony

Goochland County, Virginia
surface form: Goochland County, Virginia Colony

Henrico County, Virginia Colony
Prince Edward County, Virginia
surface form: Prince Edward County, Virginia Colony
geographyFeature Piedmont region of Virginia
governmentType county government under colonial administration
judicialBody county court
landUse mixed farming
tobacco plantations
lawEnforcedBy county sheriff
legalSystem English common law
locatedIn British America
Colony and Dominion of Virginia
surface form: Colony of Virginia

North America
locatedInPresentDay Virginia
surface form: Commonwealth of Virginia

United States of America
namedAfter Buckingham
surface form: Buckingham, England

Buckinghamshire
partOf Colony and Dominion of Virginia
surface form: Virginia Colony
partOfEmpire British Empire
postRevolutionStatus county in the Commonwealth of Virginia
primaryLanguage English
religionOfficialOrDominant Church of England
seat Buckingham Court House
sovereigntyEndedWith American Revolutionary War
statusAfterAmericanRevolution became Buckingham County, Virginia, United States
successorAdministrativeUnit Buckingham County, Virginia
timePeriod 18th century
transportInfrastructure colonial roads and wagon routes
river transport on the James River
usedLaborType enslaved Africans
indentured servants

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Andrew Pickens birthPlace Buckingham County, Virginia Colony