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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Powhatan took a series of wives from each of the tribes and villages he ruled. Once a child was born the wife would be returned to her home. As soon as the child was old enough, he or she would go to...

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Not a known child of Wahunseneca, Paramount chief of the Powhatan

• View Pamouic Sonacock, of the Powhatan's genealogy profile

According to Shawnee Heritage IV, entry 221, she was the daughter of Chief Powhatan and Ponnoiske Quiquoghcohannock, given in marriage to Chief Dededeavon of the Accawmacke (sub)confederacy as one of h...

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A previous version of this profile claimed additional children, for whom there is no evidence; they have been detached: Mehta Secotan Mantequos

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GREEN-ORANGE Pocahontas is Beverly's 10th great-grandmother. Member of The Powhatan Tribe of Virginia. Beverly Jean Taylor → Joseph Avon Bushnell her father → Martha Hannah Lees Bushnell his mother ...

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Not the same as Susan Worsham Tatacoope (also spelled Tatahcoope and Tatacope) was a young Native American boy in 1610/1611 in Tsenacommacah, Virginia, British Colonial America. His mother was Ohola...

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a weroance ?===Origins Deyo, Bill L CTR NSWCDD, E03A (Tribal Historian of the Patawomeck Indians of Virginia - State Recognized Tribe) Attachments Aug 4, 2016Hi Linda,I am afraid that there is a lot of...

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• View Chief of Powhatan Ensenore Algonkian Mangopeesomon's genealogy profile

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Dashing Stream, who was born May 6, 1474, on the banks of a tributary of the Lancer river, which headed in the Blue Ridge mountains. He died in 1540. Dashing Stream was the father of Scented Flower, wh...

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