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Mahackemo (or Mahackamo) was
chief of the
Norwalke Indians, a
small tribe of the Siwanoy, who sold land to
Roger Ludlow in 1640 (Old
Style or 1641 New...
- Kenne**** Keo****
Kineubenae Kimot Kinje Lappawinsoe Lawoughqua Ma-Ko-Ko-Mo
Mahackemo Moluntha Mângotâs-i
Mamongazeda Manteo Masconomet M****asoit Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish...
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Roger Ludlow purchased the
areas east of the
Norwalk River from
Chief Mahackemo of the
Norwaake (or Naramauke)
Indians in 1640.
Norwalk was
settled in...
- Colonists.
Early in 1640,
Ludlow purchased land from the
Siwanoy Sachem Mahackemo located still further west in an area that
would become Norwalk, Connecticut...
-
States Navy 24
December 1864 Set
afire and
exploded at Fort Fisher. USS
Mahackemo United
States Navy 11
September 1948 Sank off Cape
Hatteras while under...
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Historic District 17th c.
Pequot War (1634–1638)
Roger Ludlow (1640)
Mahackemo (1640) 18th c.
Yankee Doodle (1755)
Nathan Hale (1776) Tryon's raid (1779)...
- (YT-218)
Hatak (YT-219) Iona (YT-220)
Kabout (YT-221)
Kasota (YT-222)
Mahackemo (YT-223)
Manada (YT-224)
Maquinna (YT-225)
Chaska (YT-226)
Alamingo (YT-227)...
- (1895, AVP-45) USS Magpie (AMc-2, AM-418, AMS-25, AMCU-29/MHC-29) USS
Mahackemo (YT-223/YTB-223) USS Mahan (DD-102/DM-7, DD-364, DLG-11/DDG-42, DDG-72)...
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commonly cited as
having taken place in 1640) by
Roger Ludlow from
Chief Mahackemo of the
Norwalke Indians (actually the
residents of
Norwauke village of...
- the city. On the
largest business block in the city, he
built the
Hotel Mahackemo. He was
president of the
Norwalk Gas
Light Company for over
twenty years...
