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Wenepoykin (1616–1684) also
known as Winnepurkett,
Sagamore George,
George No Nose, and
George Rumney Marsh was a
Native American leader who was the Sachem...
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Sachem and
Wenepoykin in
control of the area from
modern day
Chelsea to
Lowell to Salem.
Although he
survived the pandemic,
after 1633,
Wenepoykin or Sagamore...
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leaving Wenepoykin and the
Squaw Sachem as the
leaders of a much
smaller group. When the
Squaw Sachem died in
roughly 1650,
Wenepoykin became sole...
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remaining heir
Wenepoykin scarred. So it was that
English settlers met
little resistance on
their arrival in Salem.
Although Wenepoykin would join Metacomet...
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based in San
Francisco Carl Voss,
National Hockey League Hall of
Famer Wenepoykin, last
sachem of the
Naumkeag people John Raimondi,
renowned American sculptor...
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around the same time as his
brother Wonohaquaham.
Their younger brother Wenepoykin, also
known as Winnepurkett,
Sagamore George,
George Rumney Marsh, and...
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Boston Women's
Heritage Trail. Her sons, Wonohaquaham, Montowampate, and
Wenepoykin were
tribal leaders as well. She is
sometimes confused with
other contemporary...
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widely reproduced, the 1684 deed to
Marblehead signed by
descendants of
Wenepoykin,
youngest son of Nanepashemet,
chief or
sachem of the
regional Pawtucket...
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about 1620 to 1640. By 1633, only the
youngest son of the three,
Wenepoykin,
known to the
colonists as "Sagamore George," had
survived a
major smallpox...
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Medford Pawtucket leader Preceded by
Nanepashemet Succeeded by
Wenepoykin Personal details Died 1633
Winnisimmet Parent(s)
Nanepashemet and "Squaw...
