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| # | Thumb | Description | Linked to |
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| 6301 |  | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6302 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6303 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6304 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6305 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6306 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6307 | | Probate 1 | |
| 6308 | | Probate for infant Ann Ayer | |
| 6309 | | Probate for infant Ann Ayer | |
| 6310 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6311 | | Probate Rebecca Ayer | |
| 6312 | | profile | |
| 6313 |  | Progenitor's will : Joseph Ashton | |
| 6314 | | Progenitor's will : Joseph Ashton | |
| 6315 | | Puleston 3 | |
| 6316 | | pulling to Anthony poem by Lady Elizabeth Dacre | |
| 6317 | | Puritan woman | |
| 6318 | | Puritan woman | |
| 6319 | | puritan-life-3 | |
| 6320 | | PVT Martthew Blackburn McClure | |
| 6321 | | Quaker | |
| 6322 | | Quaker | |
| 6323 | | Quaker Family | |
| 6324 | | Quaker Icon | |
| 6325 | | Quaker man | |
| 6326 | | Quaker man | |
| 6327 | | Quaker man 2 | |
| 6328 | | Quaker Meetinghouse Cemetery | |
| 6329 | | Quaker Society of Friends | |
| 6330 | | Quaker Star | |
| 6331 | | Quaker, or Society of Friends | |
| 6332 | | Quebec Census 1666 pg 060 | |
| 6333 | | Queen Anne's Flag Britain 1700s | |
| 6334 | | Queen Cockacoeske, Queen of Pamunkey, and friend of Cornelius Dabney Little is known about the life of Cockacoeske before she succeeded her husband, Totopotomoy, chief of the Pamunkey from about 1649 until he was killed in 1656 while assisting the colonists in frontier defense against Indian foes. At 16 years old Cockacoeske (1640-1686) was the Weroansqua (chief) or Queen of Pamunkey, the leading tribe in the Powhatan "Kingdom," as the 17th century English called it. She governed over the extensive Powhatan Confederacy/Chiefdom for 30 years after succeeding her husband, Totopotomoi 1656. Cornelius Dabney was her interpreter and translator. She was usually referred to as the queen of Pamunkey. By the time Cockacoeske commenced her rule, the ancient Powhatan chiefdom had disintegrated, and the Indians of Virginia's coastal plain were no longer subordinate to a paramount leader. The Pamunkey, like other native subscribers to the Treaty of 1646, were tributaries to the English Crown. She was the main signatory for the Indians on the 1677 Middle Plantation Treaty with the English, after the last Powhatan Confederacy's war with England. | |
| 6335 | | Queen Cockacoeske, Queen of Pamunkey, and friend of Cornelius Dabney Little is known about the life of Cockacoeske before she succeeded her husband, Totopotomoy, chief of the Pamunkey from about 1649 until he was killed in 1656 while assisting the colonists in frontier defense against Indian foes. At 16 years old Cockacoeske (1640-1686) was the Weroansqua (chief) or Queen of Pamunkey, the leading tribe in the Powhatan "Kingdom," as the 17th century English called it. She governed over the extensive Powhatan Confederacy/Chiefdom for 30 years after succeeding her husband, Totopotomoi 1656. Cornelius Dabney was her interpreter and translator. She was usually referred to as the queen of Pamunkey. By the time Cockacoeske commenced her rule, the ancient Powhatan chiefdom had disintegrated, and the Indians of Virginia's coastal plain were no longer subordinate to a paramount leader. The Pamunkey, like other native subscribers to the Treaty of 1646, were tributaries to the English Crown. She was the main signatory for the Indians on the 1677 Middle Plantation Treaty with the English, after the last Powhatan Confederacy's war with England. | |
| 6336 | | Queen Elizabeth I Gloriana Lived from 17 Sept 1533 to 24 March 1603. Reigned from Nov 1558 to March 1603 | |
| 6337 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6338 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6339 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6340 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6341 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6342 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6343 | | R D Twyman Death | |
| 6344 | | Raby Castle Entrance | |
| 6345 | | Raby Castle Entrance | |
| 6346 | | RACE, RIVER, AND THE RAILROAD: BLACK HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, 1871-1929 | |
| 6347 | | RACE, RIVER, AND THE RAILROAD: BLACK HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, 1871-1929 | |
| 6348 | | RACE, RIVER, AND THE RAILROAD: BLACK HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, 1871-1929 | |
| 6349 | | RACE, RIVER, AND THE RAILROAD: BLACK HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, 1871-1929 | |
| 6350 | | Rachel |