Josiah Winslow

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colonial governor military leader person

Josiah Winslow was a 17th-century colonial governor of Plymouth Colony who served as a leading English military commander during King Philip's War.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	colonial governor → military leader → person →
birthDate	c. 1629 →
burialPlace	Winslow Cemetery, Marshfield, Massachusetts →
citizenship	Plymouth Colony →
conflict	King Philip's War →
countryOfOrigin	England →
deathDate	1680-12-18 →
deathPlace	Plymouth Colony →
endTime	1680 →
era	17th century →
ethnicGroup	English colonist →
familyName	Winslow →
father	Edward Winslow →
givenName	Josiah →
languageSpoken	English →
memberOf	Plymouth Colony General Court →
militaryBranch	Plymouth Colony militia →
militaryRank	commander →
mother	Susanna White →
notableEvent	first native-born governor of Plymouth Colony → led New England Confederation forces in early stages of King Philip's War → oversaw Plymouth Colony during devastation of King Philip's War → participated in colonial land negotiations with Native American leaders →
notableWork	leadership of Plymouth forces in King Philip's War →
occupation	politician → soldier →
officeContested	governorship of Plymouth Colony →
positionHeld	Governor of Plymouth Colony →
precededBy	Thomas Prence →
region	New England →
relative	Peregrine White →
religion	Puritanism →
residence	Marshfield, Plymouth Colony →
spouse	Penelope Pelham →
startTime	1673 →
succeededBy	Thomas Hinckley →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Edward Winslow →	child
Great Swamp Fight →	commander
King Philip's War →	hasCommander