... fairly during her imprisonment and lived in the home of a minister. During this period of time, Pocahontas converted her native religion to Christianity and was baptized with the new name Rebecca. While being apprehended in Jamestown, Pocahontas met a distinguished Englishman named John Rolfe. The two fell in love and intended to marry. The marriage was blessed by Virginia governor, Sir Thomas ... ...
... struggled for many weeks over the decision to marry a heathen Indian. He at last decided to marry her after she had been converted to Christianity. Pocahontas was later baptized as Rebecca. She married Rolfe on April 5, 1614. They had a son named Thomas. Hews educated in England and later went to America and became a very important settler in Virginia. She ended up ... ...
... 81). Pocahontas was taken back to Jamestown where her appearance and manner was changed to fit the Englishmen's society. Pocahontas was then converted to Christianity and baptized with the name Rebecca. While being held in Jamestown, Pocahontas met a colonist named John Rolfe. He had come to Virginia with his wife in June 1609. The two and the other passengers were shipwrecked ... ...
