The Gift of God and the Mary and John transported the early residents of this town, whose founder was perhaps the only one to die and whose second leader was Raleigh Gilbert. This town's central financier later sponsored Christopher Levett, who died while trying to found another settlement near this one. This settlement, which was sponsored by Ferdinando Gorges, was envisioned as a ship-building mecca and did manage to construct the Virginia of Sagadahoc. The center of this settlement was the star-shaped Fort St. George, which is central to John Hunt's map of this plac
The Gift of God and the Mary and John transported the early residents of this town, whose founder was perhaps the only one to die and whose second leader was Raleigh Gilbert. This town's central financier later sponsored Christopher Levett, who died while trying to found another settlement near this one. This settlement, which was sponsored by Ferdinando Gorges, was envisioned as a ship-building mecca and did manage to construct the Virginia of Sagadahoc. The center of this settlement was the star-shaped Fort St. George, which is central to John Hunt's map of this place. This colony was founded on what is now the Kennebec River. For 10 points, name this short-lived northern offshoot of the Plymouth Company's North American colonization project, located in Maine.
The Gift of God and the Mary and John transported the early residents of this town, whose founder was perhaps the only one to die and whose second leader was Raleigh Gilbert.
{Popham} Colony (accept {Sagadahoc Colony} before it is mentioned)