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John Rolfe (1585–1622) was not only one of the early English settlers of North America but a pivotal figure in shaping British colonial heritage. His tenacious spirit and innovative farming strategies transformed the Colony of Virginia into a lucrative enterprise and initiated a profound impact on the economic landscape of the burgeoning New World. Rolfe's successful cultivation of tobacco ...
Stichtag. 05. April 2009 - Vor 395 Jahren: Pocahontas heiratet John Rolfe. 1607 gehen an der Mündung des James River im heutigen US-Bundesstaat Virginia drei englische Schiffe vor Anker. An Bord ...
John Rolfe, Jr. (vers 1585 - 1622) fut un des premiers colons anglais. On lui attribue le début de la culture du tabac (avec succès), destinée à l'exportation, dans la colonie de Virginie . Il est aussi connu pour avoir épousé Pocahontas en 1614 , fille du chef de la confédération powhatan .
John Rolfe died sometime in 1622. Although a third of the colony was killed in the Indian uprising of that year, it is not known how Rolfe died. In 2006, Jamestown Rediscovery archaeologists working in a James Fort well discovered numerous seeds. Soil from the well was sent to an archaeobotantist, an expert in the identification of plant ...
20. Juli 2018 · John Rolfe died that year, but it’s unknown if he died during this so-called Indian massacre of 1622 or from other causes. However, this massacre and other elements of John Rolfe and Pocahontas’s relationship likely explains why Mike Gabriel, director of the 1995 Disney film Pocahontas left Rolfe out of his story entirely.
25. Sept. 2018 · Schnelle Fakten: John Rolfe. Bekannt für: Britischer Kolonist, der Pocahontas heiratete. Geboren: 17. Oktober 1562 in Heacham, England. Gestorben: März 1622 in Henrico, Virginia. Namen der Ehepartner: Sarah Hacker (m. 1608–1610), Pocahontas (m. 1614–1617), Jane Pierce (m. 1619) Kindernamen: Thomas Rolfe (Sohn von Pocahontas), Elizabeth ...
4. Sept. 2022 · John Rolfe stepped into history in May 1609 when he boarded the Sea Venture, bound for Virginia. The Virginia Company, founded by investors, had financed and sponsored the English colony founded at Jamestown in May 1607. The Company expected the colonist to start industrial enterprises in Virginia that would return profits to the Company. The colonists in Virginia tried a number of different ...
