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Nenatcheehunt (died 30
April 1762), also
spelled Nenacheehunt, or Nenatchehan,: 82–83 and
sometimes referred to as Menatochyand, was a
Lenape chief known...
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source reports that
Shingas had six
brothers (Tamaqua, Pisquetomen,
Nenatcheehunt,
Buffalo Horn, Munhuttakiswilluxissohpon, and Miuskillamize).: 142 ...
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became important Lenape chiefs and warriors,
including Pisquetomen,
Nenatcheehunt,
Shingas and Tamaqua.: 32, 408, 420 In 1772, the
original Tammany Society...
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western New Jersey.
Lenape chiefs Lappawinsoe, Manawkyhickon, S****oonan,
Nenatcheehunt, and
others continued protesting the arrangement,
since the
Lenape were...
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Lenape warrior and chief,
killed at the
Battle of
Bushy Run, 1763
Nenatcheehunt,
Lenape chief, died 1762 This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- his
brothers Shingas,
Nenatcheehunt, and Pisquetomen. One
source reports that
Tamaqua had six
brothers (Pisquetoman,
Nenatcheehunt, Shingas,
Buffalo Horn...
- (village)
Kittanning Expedition Tamaqua (Lenape chief)
Pisquetomen Nenatcheehunt Preston,
David L., The
Texture of Contact:
European and
Indian Settler...
- and is
believed to have died in 1762. Pisquetomen, his
older brother Nenatcheehunt,: 32, 408, 420 and his two
younger brothers Tamaqua (known to the colonists...
- K****yuscung was killed. Confusingly,
Christian Frederick Post
refers to both
Nenatcheehunt and K****yuscung as "Delaware George,"
although they were two different...
- 1742 S****oonan
attended a
conference in Philadelphia,
accompanied by
Nenatcheehunt, to
resolve differences over the
occupation of
lands ceded under the...
