Jane Rolfe

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Jane Rolfe was a 17th-century Virginian colonist, the granddaughter of Pocahontas and English settler John Rolfe, and an early link between Native American and English lineages in colonial America.

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Jane Rolfe canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Virginian colonist
historical figure
human
burialPlace Kippax Plantation, Virginia
causeOfDeath unknown
centuryOfActivity 17th century
child John Bolling
linked to: Robert Bolling
countryOfCitizenship Colony of Virginia
dateOfBirth circa 1650
dateOfDeath circa 1676
descendantOf Chief Wahunsenacawh
linked to: Chief Powhatan

John Rolfe
Pocahontas
ethnicOrigin English
Powhatan
familyName Rolfe
father unknown
givenName Jane
grandfather John Rolfe
grandmother Pocahontas
hasAncestor English settlers
Powhatan people
linked to: Powhatan peoples
hasDescendant Bolling family
many later Virginia elites
historicalRole early mixed-heritage colonist in Virginia
languageSpoken English
marriagePlace Virginia
memberOf First Families of Virginia
mother Thomas Rolfe
notableFor being granddaughter of John Rolfe
being granddaughter of Pocahontas
link between Native American and English lineages in colonial America
placeOfBirth Colony of Virginia
placeOfDeath Colony of Virginia
region Colonial America
religion Church of England
residence Henrico County, Virginia
linked to: Henrico County
sexOrGender female
socialStatus colonial gentry
spouse Robert Bolling

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Jane Bolling Randolph hasAncestor Jane Rolfe
subject linked to: Jane Bolling Randolph (mother)
Jane Bolling Randolph relative Jane Rolfe
subject linked to: Jane Bolling Randolph (mother)
Thomas Rolfe child Jane Rolfe