Patawomeck Article
I believe my first post didn't quite go through, if not then I am going to have a double post and I apologize now for any such occurance. I already knew many counties near and along creeks surronding the potamac included a rich history. My grandmother actually lives along the Potomac River and it is strange to knew that when we are out near Aquia creek on day trips with the family that many Indians actually went along up and down the creek. Not many can look back as far as Green did, and it is quite impressive to see that a Stafford group of Indians played such a large role on the future country's success.
-Thanks Donald
-Thanks Donald
posted by Drummond | 5:44 PM
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It is weird knowing that such a historic part of America is so close to us. And without this tribe, the country wouldn;t be the same as it is today.
The Potomac was an intricate part in trade. It actually means a place where people trade. The Potomac later served as their source of economy. Without the hlep of the Patawomecks, Jamestown would not have been able to survive and flourish.
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