Among the early Chesapeake immigrants,about 70 percent of the men never married or,if they did,had no children.

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This statement is true according to historical records. Many of the early male immigrants to the Chesapeake Bay region in the 17th century were young, single men who came to work as indentured servants or for other economic opportunities. They faced high mortality rates from disease and difficult living conditions, which likely contributed to the low rates of marriage and reproduction.

Among the Early Chesapeake Immigrants,about 70 Percent of the Men