Nick Luccketti - Site X and the Lost Colony

[@lavettaluckett8297]

Is that Roanoke island.

[@texgwm5287]

So what became of The Lost Colony?

[@ohwiseowl9163]

Surely at least one of the colonists would have written down who they were and how and why they had to go there !!!

[@timothywilliams7264]

There is the rock wrote by his daughter that was found there

[@rachelk5720]

what about people who lived there in the 1600s? My family moved there in the 1670s.

[@Xcerptshow]

Outside of the scope of this talk. You could check public records.

[@ahfkajhfk]

thomas pollock checking in here.. my ancestors lived all over that spot after 1680. thomas, george, cullen, and their sons and grandsons of the same 3 repeating names :) I would’ve thought at Pollocks plantation, named Bal Gra, they might have found the cannon he used against Thomas Cary’s ship during Cary’s rebellion.

[@williamradisch340]

Hey, perhaps instead of serendipity, you could say you were 'Lucckey'. (Good name!)