Tobacco use is still the leading preventable cause of death and disease in the United States
[4] Known Jamestown maids [edit] Maids from the Marmaduke (sailed August 1621) [11] Susan Binx, aged 20 Margaret Bordman (Bourdman), [12] aged 20 Anne Buergen Allice Burges, aged 31-32 (see footnote) Jane Dier, aged 15 Catherine Finche, aged 23 Mary Ghibbs, aged 20 Ann Harmer, aged 21 Audrey Hoare, aged 19 Ann Jackson Lettice King, aged 23 Ursula Lawson Ann Tanner, aged 27 Maids from the Warwick (sailed September 1621) Martha Baker, aged 20 Cicely Bray, aged 25 Frauncis Broadbottom, aged 19 Ellen Borne, aged 19 Elizabeth Bovill (Borrill), aged 20 Ellen Davy, aged 22 Alse Dollinges, aged 22 Ann Holmes, aged 20 Elizabeth Markham, aged 16 Mary Morrice, aged 20 Ann Parker, aged 20 Lucy Remnant, aged 22 Ann Richards (or Anne Rickard), widow, aged 25 [13] Jennet Rimer, aged 20 Cristian Smyth, aged 18 Parnell Tenton, aged 20 Mary Thomas, aged 18 Ann Westcote, aged 20 Maids from the Tiger (sailed September 1621) [14] Elizabeth Browne, aged 16 Anne Gibbson, aged 21 Allice Gough, gentlewoman, aged 28 Priscilla Palmer, aged 7 or 8 Maids from the Seaflower (sailed c
Includes a variety basic cigar making tools, and enough tobacco to roll about 10 cigars
28.4% in high school) and more likely to be users of any tobacco than were the nation's teens overall (22.9% vs
