# Lawson 1709: A New Voyage to Carolina

> John Lawson, 1709. 1 records on Mysteries Department cite it. The earliest record of a Hatteras tradition of English ancestors.

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# A New Voyage to Carolina

John Lawson, 1709. _London_.

The surveyor John Lawson's account of his travels in Carolina, with the report that the Hatteras Indians said some of their ancestors were white people who "could talk in a Book", and that grey eyes were common among them.

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## What it's used for here

The earliest record of a Hatteras tradition of English ancestors.

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[The Lost Colony of Roanoke](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/lost-colony-roanoke)

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## Cite it

```
Lawson, J. (1709). A New Voyage to Carolina. London. https://www.docsouth.unc.edu/nc/lawson/menu.html
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[Read it free at docsouth.unc.edu](https://www.docsouth.unc.edu/nc/lawson/menu.html)

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