Thomas Eastchurch and Richard Foster supported the administration of Thomas Miller, a customs official who was opposed by Durant and his faction, often dubbed the "anti-proprietors," who accused Miller of seizing power as governor ►of Albemarle County.
The beginnings of this event can be traced to the landing of the ship Success, under master Solomon Summers Â– its cargo was unloaded at the storehouse of Timothy Biggs, who authored a narrative that is a primary source for this event. A group led by Valentine Bird and Edward Wells, armed with muskets, proceeded to imprison Biggs and John Nixon, after the arrival of Zachary Gillam's ship led to a threat to hang George Durant. Thomas Eastchurch and Richard Foster supported the administration of Thomas Miller, a customs official who was opposed by Durant and his faction, often dubbed the "anti-proprietors," who accused Miller of seizing power as governor ►of Albemarle County. FTP, name this rebellion in 1677 against the proprietary government in North Carolina.     
The beginnings of this event can be traced to the landing of the ship Success, under master Solomon Summers Â– its cargo was unloaded at the storehouse of Timothy Biggs, who authored a narrative that is a primary source for this event.
Culpepper's Rebellion