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English: Pe-o-ka, wife of the Seminole chief, Osceola, and their son from "The Wife and Child of Osceola," Holden's Dollar Magazine 6, no 4 (October 1850): 591-592; a derivative of the so-called "Sedgeford Hall Portrait" once thought to represent Pocahontas and her son Thomas Rolfe. |
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| Source | "The Wife and Child of Osceola," Holden's Dollar Magazine 6, no 4 (October 1850): 591-592. |
| Author | Unknown, from "The Wife and Child of Osceola," Holden's Dollar Magazine 6, no 4 (October 1850): 591-592. |
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