- as the "
Sachems".[citation needed]
Pentucket Regional High School, in West Newbury, MA,
refers to all of its
athletic teams as the "
Sachems". Saugus...
-
campestris The
Sachem, a
Canadian newspaper The
Sachems, a
secret society at
Columbia University SS
Sachem,
ships with the name USS
Sachem, US Navy vessels...
- The
Sachem,
formerly known as the
Grand River Sachem, is the
oldest newspaper in
Haldimand and
Norfolk counties, Ontario. The
paper was
started in 1853...
- USS
Sachem has been the name of more than one
United States Navy ship, and may
refer to: USS
Sachem (1776), a
sloop of war
commissioned in 1776 USS Sachem (1861)...
- At
Sachem Farm (also
known as
Higher Love,
Trade Winds and Uncorked) is a 1998
drama film
directed by John
Huddles and
starring Minnie Driver and Rufus...
- (130 km2) of land near
Southampton to
English colonists; a
number of
other sachems'
signatures appear before his on the do****ent,
indicating their relative...
- M****achusetts Bay
colony who knew not much of the
issues concerning the two
Sachems, they
suggested that he
should be
killed while admitting they had no authority...
-
Sachem may
refer to one of two Type T3-S-A1
tankers built for the
United States Maritime Commission by
Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard: SS
Sachem (1942)...
- the
roadway (E Hampton-Sag
Harbor turnpike/ NY 114) was
widened and the
sachems hole obliterated. By 1663 East
Hampton had p****ed laws
prohibiting Indians...
- The
first Sachem was a
sloop of war in the
United States Navy
during the
American Revolutionary War. The
Continental brigantine Lexington,
commanded by...
