Tann Family History
Honoring our Ancestors
Land of the Kikotan
Discover the History of the Kikotan
The Kecoughtan, also known as the Kikotan, were an Algonquian-speaking Native American tribe that inhabited the coastal region of present-day Virginia before the arrival of European settlers. They were one of the several indigenous groups encountered by English colonists upon their arrival in the early 17th century.
Pochin Powhatan
Pochin Powhatan was born in 1580 in what is now called "Virginia. Pochin was the son of Chief Mamanatowick (b. 1547-1618).
Pochin Powhatan married Kicotan in January 1597 in what is called "Virginia:
Preserving the Kicotan Heritage
Discover the incredible legacy of the Kikotan Nation!
The Kikotan Nation, is dedicated to sharing the rich history, vibrant culture, and timeless heritage of the Kikotan people.
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Through immersive educational programs, impactful community outreach, and meaningful cultural preservation efforts, we bring the stories and traditions of the Kikotan Nation to life. Learn about their significant contributions to history and their enduring impact on contemporary society.
Join us in celebrating and preserving the unique identity of the Kikotan Nation. By promoting respect for Indigenous cultures and advocating for historical accuracy, we inspire communities to connect with this extraordinary heritage and ensure its legacy thrives for generations to come.
Be part of this transformative mission. Support the Kikotan Nation Education Initiative today—whether by participating in our programs, sharing our message, or making a contribution. Together, we can honor the Kikotan people and deepen the understanding of their remarkable history and culture.
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