On March 22, 1622, 347 or more colonists were killed during an Indian massacre. About one-sixth of the colonists had died. Approximately 20 women were taken from Martin's Hundred, a 20,000-acre plantation and put into "great slavery". Settlements and plantations were set on fire by the Native Americas. The colonists were dazed by the damaged and focused their efforts on survival and retribution. They attacked Powhatan villages. Tucker was a military leader during this period.