ODAP Meeting May 2012

February 20th, 2012

Mr. Earl L. Ijames will be our guest speaker at the May 5, 2012, meeting to be held at the North Carolina State University Club. The program will be “Naval Stores: The Real Tar Heels.” Mr. Ijames is a 1991 graduate of North Carolina State University and is the Curator of the North Carolina Museum of History. He and his wife, Genia Parham Ijames, and their children live in Wendell, North Carolina.

Mr. Ijames is presently working on several committees including the NC 1812 War Bicentennial Committee, the NC World War I Centennial Committee, the NC Freedom Monument Commission, the NC Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee and the North Carolina Freedom Monument Committee. Mr. Ijames was the Keynote Speaker at the Annual Meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and has received the Jefferson Davis Award for Historical Research.

There will be a cash bar beginning at 11:30. Lunch will be served at noon. The menu for the meal will be: New York Strip, grilled and served with au jus and broiled mushrooms, Caesar salad, Sauteed Asparagus, Oven Roasted Potatoes, Bqt. Pecan Pie, Rolls and Butter, Coffee/Tea/Water. The cost per meal will be $27.00.

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ODAP Fall 2011 Meeting

July 15th, 2011

Fall Meeting
Saturday 29 October 2011  at  11:30 AM
Williamsburg Lodge [map]
310 South England Street
Williamsburg, VA

Speaker will be Mr. Nicholas Luccketti, M.A., RPA

Send a check for $30 to Ray Adams, Treasurer, ODAP
104 Jordan’s Journey
Williamsburg, VA 23185
 
For further information contact
COL Charles C. Lucas MD
cclmd@aol.com
914-434-3074

About Mr. Nicholas Luccketti, M.A., RPA

Mr. Nicholas Luccketti, M.A., RPA, grew up in Pearl River, N.Y., and has lived in Williamsburg since 1974.  He received his undergraduate degree from William & Mary. Subsequently, he did graduate studies in historical archaeology at Florida State University and received his Masters degree in American Studies from William & Mary.
 
He has been surveying and excavating VA. sites since 1974 for institutions such as the VA. Dept. of Historic Resources, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (APVA). At the James River Institute for Archaeology, Inc., he is responsible for preparing and managing budgets, directing Phase I, II, and III excavations, managing field crews, monitoring construction, creating predictive models, preparing reports, and representing clients. He served as the senior research archaeologist for five years at the APVA Jamestown Rediscovery Project that discovered the 1607 James Fort at Jamestown, Virginia. He was responsible for supervising and recording the excavations, writing the annual field reports, and was a co-author of three booklets produced by the APVA. He taught Historical Archaeology for four years as an adjunct faculty member at Christopher Newport University. As president and principal archaeologist at the James River Institute for Archaeology, Inc., Mr. Luccketti has been either the Principal Investigator or has directed staff archaeologists in the successful completion of more than 150 Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III projects that have been approved by the VA. Dept. of Historic Resources.
 
Mr. Luccketti has done archaeology work on a number of Ancient Planter sites including Jones at Day’s Point, Burdett on Old Plantation Creek, Pace’s Paines, George Sandys, Richard Buck, and a fort near the Nansemond River that may be related to either Michael Wilcox or John Wilkins. Also, this past summer he did an archaeological assessment for the Dept. of Historic Resources of a site in Poquoson that was the original settlement of Phettiplace Cloyse. He found numerous 17th-century features. Mr. Luccketti has a special interest in the Poquoson area as he did his Master’s thesis and the excavation of the 17th-century Joane Bennett/Turner/Tompkins site and later excavated the c. 1636 site of Augustine Warner.

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Library of ODAP

May 22nd, 2011

 

Magazines

Jamestown Society Register of Qualifying Seventeenth Century Ancestors. 1994

Magazine of Virginia Genealogy vols. 23, 24, 25, 27 1-4; vol 28 1-3

Southside Virginian. Vol. X numbers 1-4

Tidewater Virginia Families. Vol. 12 Number 1

Virginia Genealogical Society. Magazine of Virginia Genealogy. Vol. 22-28. Richmond

CD’s

 Virginia Genealogies #1 (162) Pre-1600 to 1900s, # 2(186), #3 (#187), #4 (205)

Manuscripts

Davis, Virginia Lee Hutcheson. The Influence of the Church in the Lives of Early Tidewater Virginia Families

 Gammon, David.  Introduction to Land Grants

 Hayes, Bascom Barry. General James Hogan, A Presentation to the Meeting of the Texas Brigade Society of the Descendants of Washington’s Army at Valley Forge
 

  • Some Historical Perspectives on the Age of the Ancient Planters

 Hayes, Donna Loyless. Redding Jefferson Loyless (1808-1870) Georgia Entrepreneur and Politician—Texas Pioneer

 Howard, John C. Virginia Company vs. London Company

  • Christianity and the Colonization of Virginia (two versions)

Owen, James J. The Life and Times of the Ancient Planters

 Wicker, Richard Fenton. The Planters of Colonial Virginia

Documents

Purchased from Huntington Library…

Original List of 300 Stockholders of Virginia Company 1606

Copy of stock agreement of Richard Widdows 22 March 1608

Resolution ordering Lord Delaware, Sir Thomas Dale and Sir George Sumers to the Plantation of Virginia 5 December 1610

Document signed Robert Naunton (not easily read)

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