Pocahontas (Historical Figure)

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1. Wikipedia: Pocahontas History
2. Pocahontas Family: Pocohontas Family
3. APVA: History of Pocahontas
4. PBS: Pocahontas and Jamestown
5. Biography: Biography of Pocahontas
6. AOL: John Smith's Letter to the Queen of England in Regards to Pocahontas
7. Squidoo: The Story of Pocahontas

[edit] Pocahontas Background and Profiles

• Who2: Pocahontas biography
• America's Story: History of Pocahontas
• Gloucester Virginia: History of Pocahontas
• Library of Congress: Pocahontas Marries John Rolfe and Powhatan's Daughter, Taken Prisoner
• Old and Sold: Pocahontas (1908)

[edit] Pocahontas Photos and Video

• Biography: Pocahantas Video Biography  
• History.com: Pocahontas and John Rolfe Marry, 1614
• Williamsburgprivatetours.com: Pocahontas Portrait Gallery
• You Tube: Pocahontas: The Truth

[edit] Pocahontas Books and DVDs

• Amazon: Pocahontas Books and DVDs
• Morenus.org: Pocahontas Books and Videos
• PBS.org: Pocahontas Revealed

[edit] Pocahontas Criticism and Controversy

• Powhatan: The Pocahontas Myth
• American History Suite 101: Pocahontas Saves John Smith Truth or Legend
• Vccs.edu: Pocahontas: History Versus Mythology

[edit] Pocahontas Blogs and Message Boards

• Blog Some Geneaology: Virginia's Princess
• The Jamestown Site: Pocahontas Blog

[edit] Pocahontas Timeline

• 1595: Birth of Matoaka, nicknamed Pocahontas by her Father
• 1607: English settlers arrive and Pocahontas meets John Smith
• 1612: Pocahontas was kidnapped by Captain Samuel Argall and held for ransom
• 1613: Baptised as Protestant and changes name to Rebecca
• 1614: Marries a Tobacco farmer, John Rolfe
• 1615: Son Thomas Rolfe was born
• 1616: Arrives in London as part of a Peace keeping effort
• 1617: Became deathly ill and passed away in Gravesend, England

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