come from John Greenleaf Whittier's poem "The Bridal of Penacook," which names her as being from the area. Weetamoo's adolescent life is depicted in the young adult historical novel, Weetamoo: Heart of the Pocasetts, in The Royal Diaries series. Weetamoo Woods Open Space in Tiverton, Rhode Island is named after Weetamoo. A 50-foot vessel, Weetamoo, built in 1902, "was named after the daughter of an Indian Chief in John Greenleaf Whittier's poem Bride of Penacook." The vessel served on Lake Sunapee for 25 years before being scuttled. Lowell YWCA Camp Weetamoo is located on Long-Sought-for Pond in Westford, MA. Notes References 1635 births 1676 deaths People from Massachusetts Deaths by drowning Female Native American leaders King Philip's War Native American women in warfare 17th-century women rulers 17th-century Native Americans Women in 17th-century warfare Wampanoag people People of colonial Rhode Island Native American people from Massachusetts 17th-century Native American women