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Pohoy

Pohoy was a chiefdom on the shores of Tampa Bay in present-day Florida in the late sixteenth century and all of the seventeenth century. Following slave-taking raids by people from the Lower Towns of the Muscogee Confederacy (called Uchise by the Spanish and "Lower Creeks" by the English) at the beginning of the eighteenth century, the surviving Pohoy…

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Sixteenth century

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Pohoy

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Avg. degree1.94
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related to Eighteenth century · 21
Pohoy → Alafae, Alfaya, Amacapira, Apalachee, Augustine, Between, Early, Florida, In, Indians, Jororo, Jororo Indians, Many Native American, Most, Pojoy Indians, Province, Spanish, St, Tocobago, Tocobago Indians
related to Sixteenth century · 20
Pohoy → Alafia River, Capaloey, Ceremonial, Chief, Hillsborough Bay, Hillsborough River, Historian Jerald Milanich, Little Manatee River, Mocoso, Old Tampa Bay, People, Safety Harbor, Sarasota Bay, Spanish, Tampa Bay, The, There, Tocobago, Uzita, When
related to Seventeenth century · 19
Pohoy → Bay, Christianity, Christianized Indians, Cofa, Espiritu Santo, Gulf, Hernando, In, Pojoy, Pooy, Potano, Soto, Spanish, Suwannee River, Tampa Bay, The, The Spanish, The Tocobago, Tocobago
related to Alafay people · 12
Pohoy → Alafaes, Alafaia, Alafaias Costas, Alafia River, Don Antonio Pojoi, Elafay, In, Spanish, Tampa Bay, The, The Alafay, The Spanish
related to Alternate names · 9
Pohoy → Capaloey, Jerald Milanich, Pojoi, Pojoy, Pooy, Posoy, Pujoy, Tampa Bay, The Spanish
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Pohoy → form of Capaloey.The de Soto expedition landed in Uzita territory in 1539

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spanish people florida tampa bay century expedition tocobago river indians several calusa town de jororo soto bomto sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth

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Pohoyis aform of Capaloey.The de Soto expedition landed in Uzita territory in 15390.90text
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleThe Alafay0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleAlafaes0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleAlafaia0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleElafay0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleIn0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleAlafia River0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleThe Spanish0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleThe0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleSpanish0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleTampa Bay0.60section
Pohoyrelated to Alafay peopleDon Antonio Pojoi0.60section

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