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Did Pocahontas go to a college?
Pocahontas did not go to a college. She married John Rolfe and went to England with him. She died there of a disease.
The Englishman who first cultivated tobacco in Virginia was?
John Rolfe
Who married princess Pocahontas?
John Rolfe
Who married Pochahantis John Rolfe or John Smith?
She married John Rolfe
Where did John Rolfe go to school?
he went to a school in england...
When was John Rolfe born?
John Rolfe was born in the year 1585!
Who was the Virginia settler who introduced tobacco?
John Rolfe.
Who was Pocahontas' husband?
John Rolfe was the husband of Pocahontas, not John Smith.
Was john smith or john rolfe captured by the Powhatan?
was john rolfe captured by the native people
When did John Rolfe arrive in Jamestown?
John Rolfe arrived in Jamestown in about 1610
When did John Carew Rolfe die?
John Carew Rolfe died in 1943.
When was John Carew Rolfe born?
John Carew Rolfe was born in 1859.
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