List of Pokanoket Tribe Leaders After The Slaying of Metacomet
Leader | From | To | ||
Rev James Fitch and Shetucket Sachem | 1676 | 1704 | ||
Shetucket Sachem | 1704 | 1725 | ||
Aunt Kitty | 1725 | 1775 | ||
Simeon Simons | 1775 | 1835 | ||
Susan (Simons) Hall | 1835 | 1867 | ||
Susan (Simons) Weeden | 1867 | 1898 | ||
Eliza Jane (Weeden) Congdon | 1898 | 1926 | ||
Princess Red Wing of Seven Crescents | 1926 | 1987 |
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