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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. Iroquois Cradleboard, 19 th Century. Two Versions of Wetamo.

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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. Iroquois Cradleboard, 19th Century

  5. Two Versions of Wetamo

  6. Elizabeth Freake and Her Daughter Mary, 1641

  7. Tobacco Plant

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

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