On 15 Sept 1619, William Stone set sail for the Virginia Colony, on the ship, Margaret of Bristol and was one of the new colonists, being sent to Berkeley Hundred, to work under Captain John Woodlief's supervision.
Stone was supposed to serve the Society of Berkeley Hundred's investors for six years in exchange for 30 acres of land.
 Sometime, prior to 9 February 1629, he received a tobacco bill from Richard Wheeler.
By 4 June 1635, William had patented 1,800 acres in Accomack.
On 15 Sept 1619, William Stone set sail for the Virginia Colony, on the ship, Margaret of Bristol and was one of the new colonists, being sent to Berkeley Hundred, to work under Captain John Woodlief's supervision. Stone was supposed to serve the Society of Berkeley Hundred's investors for six years in exchange for 30 acres of land.  Sometime, prior to 9 February 1629, he received a tobacco bill from Richard Wheeler. By 4 June 1635, William had patented 1,800 acres in Accomack.
William Stone (Maryland governor)