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According to Narod Polski, the publication of PRCUA (Polish Roman Catholic Union of America), a year after the settlement of Jamestown, six [[Poland|Polish]] setters arrived.  They were Zbigniew Stefanski, a glass expert, Jan Bogdan, a tar and ship building expert, Jan Mata, a soapmaker, Michael Lowicki, a nobleman and workers Stanislaus Sadowski and Karol Zrenica.

According to Narod Polski, the publication of PRCUA (Polish Roman Catholic Union of America), a year after the settlement of Jamestown, six [[Poland|Polish]] setters arrived.  They were Zbigniew Stefanski, a glass expert, Jan Bogdan, a tar and ship building expert, Jan Mata, a soapmaker, Michael Lowicki, a nobleman and workers Stanislaus Sadowski and Karol Zrenica.

The colony was intended to be guided by the Church of England but the Poles were [[Roman Catholic]].  Each settler was required to attend [[Anglican]] services or be punished.  However, because of the skills and work ethic of the Poles, they were exempt.

The colony was intended to be guided by the Church of England but the Poles were [[Roman Catholic]].  Each settler was required to attend [[Anglican]] services or be punished.  However, because of the skills and work ethic of the Poles, they were exempt.

 

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