Morning Flower ¹

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Name Morning Flower
Alt Name Scent Flower
Alt Name Scent Flower of the Powhatan
Alt Name Morning Flower Scent
Alt Name Mangopeesomon
Alt Name Paupauwiske
Gender Female
Birth? 1517
Alt Birth? 03 June 1517 Werowocomoco, Virginia, United States
Alt Birth[2] 13 JUN 1517 Tsenacomoca, Orapacs, Virginia, United States
Alt Birth[3] Confluence of Dam and Staunton Rivers, Virginia
Alt Birth? 1528 Virginia
Marriage 1547 Powhatan Tribe, Virginia, United States
to Ensenore Algonkian Weroance "Chief Running Stream" of the Powhatan
Death? 1570
Alt Death[2] 1570
Virginia, USA
Alt Death? 1600
?References
Clement, Maud Carter. The history of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1984), ca. 1952.
"The nearest tribes were the friendly Toleros, whose chief town was near the present city of Roanoke, and the Occaneechi, who lived at the junction of the Dan and Staunton rivers. All were members of the Siouian race, speaking the same language and following the same customs.

The Occaneechi were a very wealthy tribe, being the merchant traders of this part of the East. Their town was the market for all Indian trade for 500 miles around, and the Occaneechi Trading Path extended from the James river to Augusta, Georgia. We are told that they always kept on hand a year's supply of corn and a thousand skins. This brings us to the story of the Indian fur trade which played so large a part in the early life of Virginia, and was the undoing of these, our local tribes."

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Excavation of Islands in the Staunton River (1966) History & Genealogy Blog of Danny Ricketts

"With continual harassment by the hostile Iroquois and white settlers, the Saponi Indians of northern Pittsylvania and their relatives in Campbell County, along with the Tutelo in the area which is now Salem, moved down to join with the Occaneechee Indians. There were three islands, the central and largest occupied by the Occaneechees. The Tutelos and Saponis took us residence on the two smaller islands nearby. All three islands were just below the junction of the Dan and Staunton Rivers."

Morning married Ensenore Algonkian Weroance "Chief Running Stream" of the Powhatan, son of Morning Ripple Powhatan and Ripple, in 1547 in Powhatan Tribe, Virginia, USA. (Ensenore Algonkian Weroance "Chief Running Stream" of the Powhatan was born 1510 or 1515 in Powhatan Tribe, Virginia, USA and died 1570 or 1600 in Powhatan Tribe, Virginia, USA.)