Following Walter's funeral Martin and Danny prepare to escape but Martin stays, after Esther tells him how she slept with Storey to finance his operation. Connie prepares ...

Recovering from the abortion Esther tells Vernon Storey what she has done. Already embittered, it is the last straw when his thuggish son Walter gets beaten up by Frank a ...

Following the injury of his land girl Rose, who was killed in the hospital bombing, Lady Ellen tells Storey that he and Finch should combine their farms for maximum effic ...

A group of native Pamunkey enter Jamestown at night to steal tools and one of them, Chacrow, is caught. Massinger, angry at losing his land, tries to accuse Silas of sell ...

Another ship arrives in Jamestown, bringing more women and the letter to Temperance Jocelyn dreads. With the influx Yeardley proposes setting up a governing assembly for ...

Henry's return with his bags of silver is generally welcomed though Redwick and Farlow want it confiscated for the crown. However Henry persuades Yeardley to keep it, lea ...

Angered by Redwick and Farlow's exploitation of the mutiny Verity steals from them but continues to rob other settlers, to the horror of Meredith, who hides her spoils. T ...

Silas accuses Massinger of killing his cow but has no proof whilst Yeardley falls ill with kidney stones, requiring Christopher to operate. Farlow and Redwick both try to ...

After Christopher Priestley disturbs a man digging up the grave of the late governor De La Warr the colonists believe it was in search of a treasure map and that Henry Sh ...

Jocelyn is intrigued when the governor asks Samuel to investigate irregularities in the Virginia Company's books possibly caused by the previous governor but she has alre ...

In 1617 a group of women arrive in Jamestown, Virginia, to be settlers' wives, including the aristocratic Jocelyn Woodbryg, due to marry her English fiancé, Samuel Caste ...