 Picture courtesy of John Musgrove
Seven and one-half miles southwest is Cappahosic, where a ferry was established early in the eighteenth century. On the old charts, this Indian district lay between Werowocomoco and Timberneck Creek. Powhatan is said to have offered it to Capt. John Smith for two great guns and a grindstone. John Stubbs patented the Cappahosic tract in 1652 and 1702 and a few years later built Cappahosic House, which was clipped cables and inside chimneys with eight unique corner fireplaces.
Virginia Conservation Commission 1948
US 17 Business (southbound), Gloucester. Gloucester County Virginia.
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