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1	Manskin Indians lived on “The Island” Opechancanough was likely a Manskin Indian, a sister or subset of the Pamunkey tribe lost from current History.
2	The Island Today
3	1624 John Smith
4	1606-2002 John Smith map by Edward Wright Haile
5	1671 Nova Virginiae Tabula
6	1608 Pedro de Zuniga
7	1610 Don Alonso de Velaska
8	1651 John Goddard
9	1651 Jan Jansson (publisher)
10	1662 Langston
11	1662 Langston
12	1670 Herman
13	1671 John Lederer
14	1671 John Lederer
15	1680 Johannes Van Keulen
16	1680 Robert Morden
17	1700 Robert Morden
18	1703 John Seller
19	1719 John Senex
20	1728 Peter Vander Aa
21	1727 John Thornton
22	1732 Herman Moll
23	1754 John Gibson (Engraver)
24	1756 Thomas Jefferys
25	1845 Howe’s Historical Collections of Virginia
26	1890 S. T. Albert
27	1983 Steven Colvin
28	1984 Martha W. McCartney
29	1990 Helen Roundtree
30	2007 Mainskin Pass
31	1600s Patents and 1700s Statutes
32	Manskin Lodge
33	How Manskin Got Eliminated from History
34	Scale was the basis for confusion
35	Google test
36	Manskin Anglicized to Manquin and Moncuin
37	No Current Lists of Indian Tribes include Manskin
38	Manskin Geospacial References (27)