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Alliquippa may
refer to: Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, a city
Queen Alliquippa, a
leader of the
Seneca tribe of
American Indians This
disambiguation page lists...
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Queen Alliquippa or
Queen Aliquippa (died
December 23, 1754) was a
leader of the
Seneca tribe of
American Indians during the
early part of the 18th century...
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George Washington often came to
McKeesport to
visit his friend,
Queen Alliquippa, a
Seneca Indian ruler. The
Colonial Government granted David McKee exclusive...
- Braddock's
Field was
originally inhabited by the Lenape,
ruled by
Queen Alliquippa. In 1742, John
Fraser and his
family established the area at the mouth...
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Washington visited the area to
speak with the
Natives himself under Queen Alliquippa. The
oldest recorded house in
Baden was
built in the
early 1800s, and...
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Native Americans inhabited the
region in the 18th century. In 1742,
Queen Alliquippa, a
local Seneca leader, gave John
Fraser several hundred acres of land...
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Queen Betty of
Pamunkey Queen Ann of
Pamunkey Weetamoo Awashonks Queen Alliquippa Queen of Wayonaoake, name
unknown (reigned c. 1677) – she was one of the...
- 1756) was a
member of the
Seneca tribe and son of
Seneca chieftain Queen Alliquippa. He
acted as a
liaison between the Ohio
Seneca and the
Pennsylvania Colony...
- in Champion, Pennsylvania, and
renamed it Camp
Aliquippa after Queen Alliquippa, a
leader of the
native American Seneca tribe. Camp
Aliquippa later became...
- 1754–1763:
French and
Indian War.
Seneca leader Queen Alliquippa is a key ally of the British. 1755:
Cherokee leader Nancy Ward
fights side-by-side with...
