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[1] By various writers called Itopatin, Itoyatin, Oetan, Opitchipan, Toyatan—a characteristic instance of the uncertainty which attends the orthography of Indian proper names. One cause is in the custom of changing the name upon great occasions. Opitchipan himself after his accession was called Sasawpen; and Opechancanough, Mangopesomen.

[2] He was destined, however, to die at last by the hands of the savages, in 1623.

[3] Smith's History.

[4] Burk's Virginia, Vol. I.