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Unity Croshaw married Colonel John West by 1664, and as a result of the marriage and the early death of Joseph Croshaws intended heir, the Croshaw plantation at Poplar. There are many listings in the several volumes of 'The Compendium of American Genealogy' of 'Lineage Records' and 'Immigrant Ancestors'. Unity Croshaw was the daughter of Major Joseph Croshaw, and a granddaughter of Raleigh Croshaw, who came to Virginia in 1608 with the Second Supply. In the same book: 'Rolfe, The Rolfe family was an ancient one in Heachem, Norfolk County, England.' She died at Gravesend, in England, in 1616-17, leaving one child, a son named Thomas.' Pocahantas, as her name is in history, and as she was known to the colonists, Matoaka reported to have been her family name, or Rebecca, as she was christened, was born about 1595: married in April, 1614, John Rolfe, first secretary of the Colony of Virginia. All these attributes Pocahantas inherited and adorned with her beauty and her fine personality. His personal demeanor, his customs and his court were, in fact, a little short of regal. The great Powhatan lives in the history of colonial times as the ablest and most noted of all the celebrated rulers of confederated Indian tribes. 'Pocahantas: The Princess Pocahantas was the daughter of the Indian Chief Powhatan, the mighty Werowance (chief mystery man) and ruler of all of the Indian tribes of the Potomac region. 'Our Kin' by Ackerly and Parker G929.3755 675A, Bassett Library, Henry County, Virginia. Pages 14: John Rolfe, 1585-1622, 'English Colonist in Virginia (Husband of Pocahontas).' The Native Americans project generally has kept away from this branch because of the existence of the sub project focused on her descendants. Recent (hopefully accidental) creation of a duplicate descendancy from Pocahontas had me start looking at this branch.

Webster's Encycopedic Unabridged Dictionary, 1996 Ver.: p. Descendants of Pocahontas - you're needed in Aisle 5.

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Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, (Search for Powhatan.) Norfolk will Join Washington Saturday In a trip to Jamestown island, where the William Ordway Partridge statue of Pocahontas will be unveiled. LONDON, July 13: A delegation of 50 American Indians landed in Britain on Thursday for a visit to the.

This new volume is an indispensable adjunct to contemporary Pocahontas scholarship and should be sought after by all persons and libraries that possess the earlier volumes.I don't know if the following will help, it is sources I have gathered. Fourth and Fifth Corrections and Additions to Pocahontas' Descendants consistsof two separate sections of additions and corrections to the existing canon, contains over 80 pages of changes and revisions, with separate indexes referring to more than 2,800 names. Third Corrections and Additions, published in 1997, is also available from Genealogical Publishing Company.The work at hand contains the final installments in this series.

In 1994, Genealogical Publishing Company reprinted the base volume, along with the first two volumes of corrections and additions, in a single hardback volume. The base volume in the series, Pocahontas' Descendants, was originally published in 1985, followed by three volumes of corrections and additions.

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The Foundation has issued a series of books that carries Pocahontas' descendants down to the present time. Brown and his associates at the Pocahontas Foundation in Berryville, Virginia, endeavored to compile the definitive genealogy of Pocahontas' descendants.

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