It was a joint stock company which was established with Royal Charter by King James I of England on October 26, 1606. It called for the establishment of a 100 sq mi settlement along the coast in between what is now Cape Fear to the Long Island Sound, eventually setting up shop on the James River at Jamestown, Virginia. In 1609 with the dissolving of the Plymouth Colony they would gain the land originally shared the land between the 34th and the 40th parallels, eventually expanding once again in 1612 to include the Territory of Bermuda. The company would go on for another 12 years before their charter was revoked by King James I turning it into the Royal Colony of Virginia.
Virginia Company of London Charter
by VA do you mean Virginia? if so, then your answer is: at that time the british thought that they owned Virginia and could grant it to whom they wished.
The London Company.
Virginia Company
The Virginia Company of London financed the settlement at Jamestown.
In 1624, the charter of the London Company also known as the Virginia Company, was dissolved.
England granted the Virginia Company of London a charter to explore Virginia. The Virginia Company of London founded the Jamestown colony.
It was a series of documents or charters of the Virginia Company of London
charter
charter
King James I was responsible for writing the Virginia Company of London charter. It was established in 1606 and lasted until 1624.
To make a company
King James I of England
Yes after the London Company went bankrupt.
Virginia Company of London Charter
First issued in 1606, by England's King James, the Charters of the Virginia Company of London garanteed to the settlers who went to Jamestown and other Virginia settlements the same rights as Englishmen.
The Virginia Company of London, England was a business that sent workers to the New World. The workers were promised land to help the Virginia Company establish itself as an exporter of products in the New World to Europe. They worked primarily in the timber industry but also looked for other products that could be made in the New World and shipped to Europe.