Settler's Landing -- A Page Development Community

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	*Lake Yeardley* Landscaped lake with lighted fountain
HISTORICAL REFERENCE: Francis Yeardley (Virginia)- sponsored the fur-trading post at the western end of the Albemarle Sound; it was operated by Nathanial Batts. The ultimate settlement of North Carolina resulted from the expansion of Virginia’s Frontier.

*Culpeper Field* Community Baseball Field
HISTORICAL REFERENCE: Culpeper’s Rebellion – A political division between the settler’s and the immigrants that arrived in the wake of the proprietary grant. Also fueling the rebellion was Indian unrest, a tariff on exported tobacco, proprietary neglect, general poverty and geographic isolation.

	*Sutton Park* Community Playground
HISTORICAL REFERENCE: Joseph Sutton among others was elected to legislature from Perquimans around 1754. Sutton and the others capped a succession of Perquimans County notables in the provincial assembly.

*Jenkins Court* Community Basketball Court
HISTORICAL REFERENCE: John Jenkins served as governor, de facto and de jur longer than any other during the proprietary period.

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