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Can you show me your Genealogy line in your relation to Pocahontas?

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JBWPLGCSE asked:


I’m interested in seeing some Genealogy lines to Pocahontas I’d put mine down, but I want to see yours first. It’s easy to do if you are related to Pocohontas you will know how to put it in your answer. use the 1. you
2. your grandparents
3. your great grandparents
method and go back. Then if you give me your e-mail address I will get back with you on comparasion and questions.

Loretta

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4 Responses to “Can you show me your Genealogy line in your relation to Pocahontas?”

  1. Ted Pack says:
    April 24, 2008 at 4:21 pm

    There are 3,000+ entries for her on

    The number drops to 62 if you check all three “Has” boxes. The entry on the data base labeled “craigsharrow” is very complete.

  2. lacamarilla128 says:
    April 26, 2008 at 2:52 am

    I am not descended from Pocahontas, but my family has very close ties to her that we are trying to prove. We were in Jamestown. I will get in touch with you, I hope, or you go to my site. I know that we are tied to her historically some way, but I do not know how.

  3. OShenandoah says:
    April 29, 2008 at 7:45 am

    Beginning with my deceased Grandfather:
    Walter England, son of
    Joseph England, son of
    Sherwood England, son of
    Candace Osborne England, dtr of
    Hannah Bowling Osborne, dtr of
    Benjamin Bowling/Bolling, son of
    John Bolling, son of
    Jane Rolfe Bolling, dtr of
    Thomas Rolfe, son of
    John Rolfe & Pocohantas “Matoaka” Rebecca Rolfe, dtr of
    Chief Powhattan

  4. opl546279 says:
    May 1, 2008 at 4:10 pm

    if you want some info from someone as a courtesy be willing to offer first. people will be more willing to share with you what they have.

    also. you might be exhibiting secretiveness as a way to protect your own privacy, but at the same time recognize that those you ask information from want to protect their privacy also.

    get to know the people on a public level before you ask for all they’ve got on information you want.
    build trust to show that you’re worthy of trust.

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