John Rolfe (May 6, 1585 — 1622), English colonist | World Biographical Encyclopedia
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![St. Nicholas [serial] . famouschief Powhatan, and the one at the left is his still morefamous daughter, Pocahontas. She it was who savedSmiths life, and afterward married John Rolfe. Getyour history](https://c8.alamy.com/zooms/6/4440775f71484a62810c2ce107b85725/2cdfk13.jpg "St. Nicholas [serial] . famouschief Powhatan, and the one at the left is his still morefamous daughter, Pocahontas. She it was who savedSmiths life, and afterward married John Rolfe. Getyour history")
St. Nicholas [serial] . famouschief Powhatan, and the one at the left is his still morefamous daughter, Pocahontas. She it was who savedSmiths life, and afterward married John Rolfe. Getyour history
John Rolfe - HISTORY
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Pocahontas wedding re-enactment: John Rolfe, John Smith, and Native Americans at Jamestown.
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Virginia and Bermuda
Rolfe Commissiong claims support within PLP over dispute with Premier - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
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The marriage of Pocahontas (1595-1617) and John Rolfe (1585-1622) at Jamestown, Virginia, in April
John Rolfe English KS2 Black and White Illustration - Twinkl
Pocahontas Descendants
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