Rolfe had lands and cabins thereupon up the river near Henricus.

He called this place Varina, the best Spanish tobacco being Varinas.

Here he and Pocahontas dwelled together "civilly and lovingly." When two years had passed the couple went with their infant son upon a visit to England.

There court and town and country flocked to see the Indian "princess." After a time she and Rolfe would go back to Virginia.

But at Gravesend, before their ship sailed, she was stricken with smallpox and died, making "a religious and godly end," and there at Gravesend she is buried.