Under the grant of the Crown of England the tract of land known as Chesconessex was purchased from the Indians, of the hills called A- [illegible] by the first immigrant ancestor, Col. John Wise, for 7 Dutch blankets. John Wise settled on Chesconessex Creek in 1635, was a lawyer by profession and a highly esteemed for his integrity & success; he was Speaker of the House of Delegates of Virginia, from 1794 to 1799. Presently two home sites of 1.94 acres is available with two septics installed. A tributary of the creek meanders through the woodlands, providing wildlife views at every turn. The views of the big waters convey, as well. Construct your home on a slice of history being nearly untouched from Colonial times. Owner will finance.