-
historian Henry Franklin Norton, the
island was
known by
Native Americans as
Noepe or Capawock. It is
referred to in the 1691 M****achusetts
Charter (which...
- Ventura, California.
Sonni was writer-in-residence and
house manager at the
Noepe Center for
Literary Arts on Martha's
Vineyard until its
closing in 2017...
-
Portrait by
Stephen E. Coit, 2010 Born ~ 1644 Martha's
Vineyard (Wampanoag:
Noepe) Died ~ 1666 Watertown, M****achusetts Alma mater
Harvard College Occupation...
-
Wampanoag American Indian from the
island of Martha's Vineyard, (Wampanoag:
Noepe), who in 1643
became the
first member of his
society to
convert to Christianity...
- was born into the
Wampanoag Tribe on Martha's Vineyard,
traditionally Noepe. Joel and his
classmate Caleb Cheeshahteaumuck, also a Wampanoag, were taught...
- Weymouth), all of what is now Cape Cod and the
islands of
Natocket and
Noepe (now
called Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard), and
southeast as far as Pokanocket...
- year. The
Wampanoag have
lived on Martha's Vineyard,
which they
called Noepe,
continuously for
approximately 5,000-15,000 years. The
first English maritime...
-
outmigration of
people leading to
greater isolation of speakers. The
Wampanoag on
Noepe, with its more
secure land base and
larger po****tion, held onto M****achusett...
-
Wampanoag people, who have
lived on Martha's
Vineyard (Wampanoag name:
Noepe) for
approximately 10,000 years. The area that is now Oak
Bluffs was called...
-
entrusted with the
construction and the
operation left to Lenz & Co. [de]
Noepe was
reached in 1905; Kpalimé was
reached in 1907. The line
opened on 27...
