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Women and Domestic Life in Colonial America

Women and Domestic Life in Colonial America . Rebecca Tannenbaum Yale University. “ Secoton Village” by John White, 1585. A man and a woman eating boiled corn, by John White, 1585. Wampanoag Potter, Plimouth Plantation. Iroquois Cradleboard, 19 th Century.

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Women and Domestic Life in Colonial America

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  1. Women and Domestic Life in Colonial America Rebecca Tannenbaum Yale University

  2. “Secoton Village” by John White, 1585

  3. A man and a woman eating boiled corn, by John White, 1585

  4. Wampanoag Potter, PlimouthPlantation

  5. Iroquois Cradleboard, 19th Century

  6. Pocahontas “Saves” John Smith

  7. Pocahontas in 1616

  8. Two Versions of Wetamo

  9. Map of New Haven in 1641

  10. Elizabeth Freake and Her Daughter Mary, 1641

  11. A Midwife Delivering a Baby

  12. The Mason Children, 1670

  13. Tobacco Plant

  14. Advertisements Selling Indentured Servants and Slaves

  15. Indentured Servants Awaiting Sale (Colonial Williamsburg)

  16. An Indentured Servant in St. Mary’s City, MD

  17. Women and Men in the Tobacco Fields

  18. Small Planter’s House, St. Mary’s City, MD

  19. French Portrait of an African Woman, 1800

  20. Overseer and Women Slaves, Virginia

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