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Virginia Dare Stone at Brenau Reveals Lost Colony Tale
Brenau college Gainesville Ga acquired the Virginia Dare Stone, a relic claimed to tell the fate of the Roanoke Lost Colony. The inscription purports Dare and her father Ananias Dare died in 1591, with a second side attributed to Eleanor White Dare. Historians doubt its authenticity amid prior hoaxes, while noting the enduring mystery and legends surrounding Virginia Dare and the first English child born in America.
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