The first signatory to a peace treaty that followed this event was Cockacoeske, the so-called Queen of the Pamunkey.
Some of the participants in this event were captured at the Arthur Allen House by troops deployed from the Young Prince. The first signatory to a peace treaty that followed this event was Cockacoeske, the so-called Queen of the Pamunkey. Early skirmishes in this event included the killing of Robert Hen, probably in retaliation for a debt owed by Thomas Matthew. That killing prompted a subsequent massacre of Doeg Indians. At the June Assembly, this event's namesake complained of recently added (*) property requirements for voting. John Ingram became the leader of this conflict after its namesake died of dysentery, and that leader had earlier been elected to the House of Burgesses. For 10 points, name this rebellion against Governor William Berkley in colonial Virginia.
Some of the participants in this event were captured at the Arthur Allen House by troops deployed from the Young Prince.
{Bacon’s} Rebellion [or {Bacon’s Revolt} or {Bacon’s Uprising} or equivalents that mention {Bacon}]