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Demasduit (c. 1796 –
January 8, 1820) was a
Beothuk woman, one of the last of her
people on Newfoundland.
Demasduit was born
around 1796, near the end...
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party took
Demasduit to Twillingate, with her baby
dying before they
reached the settlement. The
settlers at the
Newfound Colony named Demasduit Mary March...
- for some time, but recovered.: 233–234 In 1819, Shanawdithit's aunt
Demasduit was
captured by a
party of
settlers led by John
Peyton Jr. and the few...
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videos and have been
released as
radio singles. "
Demasduit Dream" is
based on the life of
Demasduit, one of the last of the Beothuk, the
native people...
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leader of the
Beothuk people. He was the head of a
family and
partner of
Demasduit, and was born on the
island of
Newfoundland (present-day Newfoundland...
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protection of the land
where he and his
people had dwelled.
Shanawdithit and
Demasduit, the last
members of the
Beothuk people of
Newfoundland and
Labrador Ishi...
- people, geology,
regional industry and
natural history. It is
named for
Demasduit's European given name. A
locomotive of the
Newfoundland Railway which was...
- The
painting is a
watercolour on
ivory of a
Beothuk Indigenous woman Demasduit, and is
considered by many to be the only
representation of a Beothuk...
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became an Army officer. Lady
Hamilton painted a well-known
portrait of
Demasduit, also
called Mary March, a
Beothuk woman captured in 1818.
Hamilton is...
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Demasduit, also
known as Mary March. She was one of the last
known Beothuk,
captured near
Beothuk Lake in 1819.
Despite efforts to
reunite Demasduit with...
