- Doeg (tribe)
The Doeg people were a Native American tribe that lived in northern
Virginia . They are best known for their role as raiding the farmerThomas Mathews in July of 1675 inBacon's Rebellion .
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Doeg (tribe)
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Doeg tribe — Doeg Total population Extinct as a tribe Regions with significant populations Northern Virginia and Maryland Languages Piscataway or Nanticoke (historical) Religion Native religion … Wikipedia
Doeg — can refer to: Doeg the Edomite, a herdsman in the time of King David Doeg (tribe), a tribe of Native Americans in Northern Virginia in the 17th century, known for their role in Bacon s rebellion. This disambiguation page lists articles associated … Wikipedia
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