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Wamsutta (c. 1634–1662),
known to the New
England colonists as Alexander, was the
eldest son of M****asoit (meaning
Great Leader) Ousa
Mequin of the Pokanoket...
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Wamsutta Mills is a
former textile manufacturing company and
current brand offering sheets, towels,
bedding and
other household products.
Founded by Thomas...
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Wamsutta Oil
Refinery was
established around 1861 in
McClintocksville in
Venango County near Oil City, Pennsylvania, in the
United States. It was the first...
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first National Day of
Mourning demonstration was held in 1970
after Frank "
Wamsutta" James's
speaking invitation was
rescinded from a M****achusetts Thanksgiving...
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Native Americans. However,
Wamsutta also died
shortly thereafter. This led to
Metacomet becoming sachem in 1662.
Wamsutta's widow, Weetamoo,
female sachem...
- death,
Wamsutta and
Metacomet went to
Plymouth and
asked the
Pilgrims to give them
English names. The
court named them
Alexander and Philip.
Wamsutta, the...
- USS
Wamsutta was a
steamer constructed for
service with the
Union Navy
during the
American Civil War. She was used by the
Union Navy as a
gunboat in support...
- The
Wamsutta Club is a
private social club in New Bedford, M****achusetts,
founded in 1866. It was a club for the
affluent members of New Bedford's community...
- the
tribe whose leaders (the M****asoit
Ousemequin until 1661, his son
Wamsutta from 1661 to 1662, and
Metacomet from 1662 to 1676) led the
Wampanoag confederation...
- the Wampanoag,
represented by
Chief Ousamequin (M****asoit) and his son
Wamsutta, and John Winslow,
William Bradford,
Myles Standish,
Thomas Southworth...
