Chief Powhatan was tender to Pocahontas because she closely resembled her mother in both looks and spirit. a Revision, Enlargement and Extension of the List as Set Out by Wyndham Robertson in His Book Pocahontas and Her Descendants. Starting with the Bolling lines, which include the 'white,' 'red' and 'blue' Bollings, this book carries Pocahontas' descendants down to the present time. According to the Mattaponi people, which are Pocahontas’ descendants, her mother died while giving birth.

Jane subsequently married a Bolling and Anne, an Elwyn, from which unions issued an enormous progeny, today numbering in the tens of thousands and encompassing numerous lines of the colonial Virginia gentry.

Thomas Rolfe, the son of John Rolfe and Pocahontas, the legendary Indian princess, was the father of Jane Rolfe and (possibly) Anne Rolfe by different wives. Author: Brown, Stuart E., Jr., Lorraine F. Combined with two volumes of corrections and additions.

Chappel Published: 1985, 1992, Reprinted: 2003 Softcover viii + 716 pp ISBN 9780806314075 Item GPC715 A Revision, Enlargement and Extension of the List as Set Out by Wyndham Robertson in His Book Pocahontas and Her Descendants (1887).

Pocahontas descendants