-
Acquackanonk refers to the
region and
people along the P****aic
River in
northern New Jersey:
Acquackanonk tribe Acquackanonk Township, New
Jersey This...
- The
Acquackanonk were a
Lenape group whose territory was on the P****aic
River in
northern New Jersey. They
spoke the same
dialect (Unami) and
shared the...
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Acquackanonk Township was a
township that
existed in New Jersey,
United States, from 1693
until 1917,
first in Es****
County and then in P****aic County...
- the P****aic River, it was
first settled in 1678 by
Dutch traders, as
Acquackanonk Township. The city and
river get
their name from the
Lenape word "pahsayèk"...
- time of
European settlement, the area was
largely the
territory of the
Acquackanonk Raritan, Tappan, and
Hackensack Native American tribes. The
Munsee lived...
-
federal regulations to open. The City of P****aic was
originally part of
Acquackanonk, and the area
which would become Wallington,
across the P****aic River...
- by an act of the New
Jersey Legislature on
April 26, 1917,
replacing Acquackanonk Township,
based on the
results of a
referendum held two days earlier...
- 1670:
Charleston –
English 1678: New Paltz, New York –
French 1679:
Acquackanonk –
Dutch 1680: Fort
Crevecoeur (Peoria, Illinois) –
French 1680: El Paso...
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settlements that
included the
Hackensack tribe, the
Tappan tribe, and the
Acquackanonk tribe in the northeast, the
Raritan tribe, and the
Navesink tribe in...
- the P****aic
River was
located at the
north end of the canal,
between Acquackanonk Township (present-day Clifton) and East P****aic (present-day Garfield)...
