1669
Census- No Manskin
In October 1669, when a census was made of the colony's
Indian population, eighteen Native groups were recognized
whose 725 warriors were distributed throughout eight Tidewater
counties. … Five Native groups were living in New Kent County, which then encompassed
land now within the boundaries of King and Queen and King William Counties.
Of these bowmen (warriors were the only segment of the population included in
the census) there were 20 Mattaponi, 60 Chickahominy, 50 Pamunkey, 30 Rappahannock,
and 40 Totachus
Martha
McCartney
By this time, the Manskin had truly
ceased to exist.