Definition of Sachemdom. Meaning of Sachemdom. Synonyms of Sachemdom

- invented the term sachemdom to describe political units led by a sachem. The Totoket people were part of the Quinnipiac sachemdom. The Hammon****et were...
- periods of sachemdom for this famous chief Miantonomo 1636–1643 Nephew of Canonicus Canonicus 1643–1647 Uncle of Miantonomo Second Sachemdom of the same...
- inhabiting that of today's Bedford, New York. Some believe the Ramapo Sachemdom - which later relocated across the Hudson River in both New York and New...
- Matthias (1934). "Connecticut circa 1625: Its Indian Trails, Villages, and Sachemdoms"". The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State...
- later with locomotives and highways. The Siwanoy, an Algonquian-speaking sachemdom (or subtribe) of the Wappinger tribe, originally occupied Darien and the...
- Trails Converge, 1995. Sacred Cultural Landscapes: The Ways of Algonquian Sachemdoms – and – Implications of a Thunder Clan Shamanic Complex in Western Connecticut...
- village of the Paugussett sachemdom on the Naugatuck River where Naugatuck Connecticut is today. Another Paugussett sachemdom village (Capage) existed...
- Paugussett is the name of an Algonquian-speaking native American tribe and sachemdom existing in southwestern Connecticut in the 17th century. Derby, Connecticut...
- Paugussett is the name of an Algonquian-speaking native American tribe and sachemdom existing in southwestern Connecticut in the 17th century. Derby Connecticut...
- The Paugussett were an Algonquian-speaking native American tribe and sachemdom existing in southwestern Connecticut in the 17th century. Paugussett villages...