From Mount Hope by George Howe----Two youngsters were captured by Capt. Jim DeWolf,a girl when she was caught peering from behind a mangrove and the boy while he was playing in the sand. They were of different tribes, he perhaps a Mandingo an she a Fula. On the trip home they were named Pomp and Peggy and became the pets of the vogage. When Nancy DeWolf received them--they were a Xmas gift from her husband in 1803/ She gave them the more elegant names of Polydore and Agiway. When they became of age, she had them married in her front parlor by Bishop Griswold. Page 131 (Each day little Agiway (and after her, her nine daughters) There is nothing further in this book as to the children of Polydore and Agiway.