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Fitzhugh, William

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Fitzhugh, William (1651–1701)

English-born American lawyer and planter. Originally a lawyer, he became a Virginian planter and exporter. He served in the House of Burgesses and prepared a digest of Virginia's laws. His surviving letters reveal the business operations of late-17th-century America.

He was born in Bedford.



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