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She seems to be a "Pocahontas analog" in a non- historical genealogy posted on a website, where the fictitious "Jane Eagle Plume" was a princess of the Powhatan. Likely a genealogy in-joke.
What else can I help you with?
Who sings colors of the wind from Pocahontas?
Jane Olivor
What is the surface feature above a mantle plume called?
The surface feature above the mantle plume is known as the "hotspot".
Who would be a cool woman to do a biography book report on?
- Jane Austen - Pocahontas - Sojourner Truth
What is a sentence with the word nom de plume?
Charles Dodgson is best known today by his nom de plume, Lewis Carroll.
When was Pocahontas son born?
Thomas Rolfe, the son of Pocahontas and John Rolfe, was born in Jamestown, Virginia in 1615. Thomas married Elizabeth Washington in 1632, and they had two children, Anne and Jane.
Does Pocahontas have a morther?
Yes, but her name is not known.
What is the meaning of plume?
of Plume
Did Pocahontas have baibies?
Pocahontas, correctly known as Matoaka, had one son by her husband John Rolfe before she died at the age of 21.
What was pocahantas known for?
Pocahontas was known for being an incredible explorer and marrying john smith
What is the scientific name for the Lepidoptera known as the Plume moth?
The accepted scientific name is Pterophoridae.
What are the names of John Rolfe wifes?
John Rolfe had two wives. His first wife was Pocahontas, a Native American woman from the Powhatan tribe, whom he married in 1614. After Pocahontas's death in 1617, Rolfe married Jane Pierce in 1626.
Why did Pocahontas go by the name Pocahontas?
Because it was a nickname from her childhood. Her formal name was matoaka. And her English name was Rebecca. She was known for any of those names, not just pocahontas, but Pocahontas is the name people know her by
