- The
Weyanoke people (/ˈwaɪənɒk/ WYE-ə-nok) were an
Indigenous people of the
Northeastern Woodlands.
Their name is also
spelled Weyanock, as
British colonist...
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attacked the Chickahominy, the Powhatans, the Appomattocs, Nansemond, and
Weyanokes. In 1624 both
sides were
ready for a
major battle; the
Powhatans ****embled...
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Weyanoke may
refer to:
Weyanoke people,
historic American Indians who
lived on the
Weyanoke Peninsula in
Virginia in the 17th century,
which English colonists...
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Weyanoke is a
plantation farmstead in
Charles City County, Virginia,
United States. In 1619, the
First Africans in
Virginia arrived at the
Weyanoke Peninsula...
- TallBear, Kim (2008). "Can DNA
Determine Who is
American Indian?". The
WEYANOKE ****ociation.
Archived from the
original on July 24, 2011.
Retrieved October...
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tribes of the now-dissolved confederacy, the Appomattocs, Nansemonds, and
Weyanokes retreated to the south,
becoming independent of Necotowance, as did the...
- York and
Blackwater Rivers. This
physically separated the Nansemonds,
Weyanokes, and Appomattox, who
retreated southward, from the
other Powhatan tribes...
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Weyanoke is an
unincorporated community in West
Feliciana Parish, Louisiana,
United States.
Weyanoke is
located on
Louisiana Highway 66, 12.2
miles (19...
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Upper Weyanoke is a
historic plantation house close to
Charles City,
Charles City County, Virginia. The
property contains a one-and-a-half-story cottage...
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Weyanoke is an
unincorporated community in
Mercer County, West Virginia,
United States.
Weyanoke is
located on
County Route 11, 1 mile (1.6 km) west of...
