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Weetamoo (c. 1635–1676), also referred to as Weethao, Weetamoe, Wattimore, Namumpum, and Tatapanunum, was a Pocasset Wampanoag Native American Chief. She was the sunksqua, or female sachem, of Pocasset tribe, which occupied contemporary Tiverton, Rhode Island in 1620. In the Algonquian language of the Indigenous Peoples of the Northeastern United States and Canada, Weetamoo's name means "speak to them". She lived in Quequechan, now called Fall River, Massachusetts.

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rdfs:label	Weetamoo (ca) Weetamoo (de) Weetamoo (eu) Weetamoo (fr) Wetamoo (pl) Уитаму (ru) Weetamoo (en) Weetamoo (sv)
rdfs:comment	Weetamoo (o Weetamoe, Namumpum, Tatapanunum, c. 1635 – 1676) fou una cap ameríndia Wampanoag. Va néixer al poblat de dels Pokanoket o a la zona del riu Taunton de Rhode Island. Weetamoo hauria governat la tribu Pocasset el 1620, que es trobava a l'actual Rhode Island. Va unir-se amb el bàndol de Philip contra els colonitzadors el 1675 durant la Guerra del Rei Philip. Va morir al riu Taunton durant la guerra intentant escapar de les tropes angleses. (ca) Weetamoo (* um 1635; † 1676, auch als Weethao, Weetamoe, Wattimore, Namumpum oder Tatapanunum bezeichnet) war eine Sunksqua, eine weibliche Anführerin der Pocasset-Wampanoag-Indianer. Deren Stammesgebiet lag um 1620 im heutigen Tiverton (Rhode Island). In der Algonkin-Sprache der indigenen Gruppen der nordöstlichen Vereinigten Staaten und Ost-Kanadas bedeutet Weetamoos Name „Sprich zu ihnen“. Sie lebte in Quequechan, dem heutigen Fall River (Massachusetts). (de) Weetamoo (edo Weetamoe, Namumpum, Tatapanunum, 1635-1676) Wampanoag buruzagi amerindiarra izan zen. -en Mattapoiset herrian jaio zen Rhode Island-eko eremuan. Weetamook Pocasset tribua gobernatu zuen 1620an, Rhode Islanden zegoena. 1675. urtean, Philip-en alderdira sartu zen kolonizatzaileen aurka garaian. Taunton ibaian hil zen ingeles tropeetatik ihes egiten saiatzen ari zenean gerra garaian. (eu) Weetamoo (ou Weetamoe, Namumpum, Tatapanunum, vers 1635-1676) est une cheffe amérindienne Wampanoag. (fr) Weetamoo (c. 1635–1676), also referred to as Weethao, Weetamoe, Wattimore, Namumpum, and Tatapanunum, was a Pocasset Wampanoag Native American Chief. She was the sunksqua, or female sachem, of Pocasset tribe, which occupied contemporary Tiverton, Rhode Island in 1620. In the Algonquian language of the Indigenous Peoples of the Northeastern United States and Canada, Weetamoo's name means "speak to them". She lived in Quequechan, now called Fall River, Massachusetts. (en) Wetamoo (1635 – 1676) żyła w czasach wojny Króla Filipa (którego żoną była , siostra Wetamoo) i była jedną z kobiet-wodzów Indian Wampanoag z Nowej Anglii, podlegających sachemowi (wodzowi) z Pocasset. Wiadomo o niej niezbyt wiele. Jako żona (zwanego przez białych Aleksandrem), brata Króla Filipa, nosiła imię . Po śmierci Wamsutty w 1662 roku przybrała imię Wetamoo. 10 lat wcześniej, w 1652 roku, jeszcze jako Namumpam przewodziła trzystu wojownikom, którzy zaatakowali angielskie osady i zniszczyli całkowicie piętnaście z nich. Wkrótce po śmierci pierwszego męża poślubiła . 6 sierpnia 1676 roku utonęła w potoku Tehticut, uciekając przed Anglikami. Ku przestrodze sojusznikom, po śmierci jej głowę wbito na pal. Mimo to stała się legendą. (pl) Weetamoo, född 1635, död 1676, var en indiansk hövding. Hon var -stammens hövding från 1675 till sin död. Weetamoo är känd för sitt deltagande i Kung Philips krig, där hon deltog som Metacomets allierad mot engelsmännen, en strid som slutade med hennes död under flykt. (sv) Уитаму, Weetamoo (около 1635 — 1676) — полулегендарная женщина знатного рода из племени покассетов, входившего в конфедерацию вампаноагов на северо-восточном побережье США (ныне штат Массачусетс). Родилась в селении Маттапойсет племени поканокетов и погибла на реке Тонтон. Её отцом был Корбитант, сахем (вождь) племени покасетов, обитавшего на территории современного г. Норт-Тайвертон в штате Род-Айленд около 1618—1630. Уитаму была замужем пять раз в своей жизни, что было связано с личными трагедиями и потрясениями в истории её племени. Её мужьями последовательно были: (ru)
foaf:name	Weetamoo (en)
name	Weetamoo (en)
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death place	Taunton, Massachusetts
birth place	present day North Tiverton, Rhode Island (en)
dcterms:subject	People from Massachusetts Female Native American leaders 17th-century Native Americans King Philip's War 1676 deaths Deaths by drowning People of colonial Rhode Island Women in 17th-century warfare 1635 births Native American people from Massachusetts Wampanoag people 17th-century women rulers 17th-century Native American women Native American women in warfare
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canonicus Saugus, Massachusetts Increase Mather North Tiverton, Rhode Island Mary Rowlandson Quinnapin YWCA USA England Corbitant Lowell, Massachusetts Massasoit People from Massachusetts Female Native American leaders 17th-century Native Americans Tiverton, Rhode Island Westford, Massachusetts Ninigret Algonquian languages Taunton, Massachusetts Thanksgiving King Philip's War 1676 deaths Deaths by drowning People of colonial Rhode Island Women in 17th-century warfare 1635 births Native American people from Massachusetts Wampanoag people 17th-century women rulers John Greenleaf Whittier

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