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American people have
inhabited New Jersey,
beginning with the
Lenape tribe.
Scheyichbi is the
Lenape name for the land that
represents present-day New Jersey...
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historical Lenape term for much of the same
region is
Scheyischbi or
Scheyichbi,
although this is also
often cited as
referring specifically to New Jersey...
- the
European colonization, the area of the Lenape,
which they
called Scheyichbi (see:
Unami language), encomp****ed the
valleys of the
lower Hudson River...
- 'Original People'. The
Lenape names for the
areas they
inhabited were
Scheyichbi (i.e. New Jersey),
which means 'water's edge', and Lenapehoking, meaning...
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Library and Art Gallery. ISBN 9780598823618. Wheeler,
Edward Smith (1876).
Scheyichbi and the Strand. J.B.
Lippincott & Company, Philadelphia.
Google book...
- what is now
Atlantic County. The
group referred to the
broader area as
Scheyichbi – "land
bordering the ocean".
European settlement by the Dutch, Sweden...
- Co.ocean.nj.us.
Retrieved 11 June 2015. Wheeler,
Edward Smith (1876). "
Scheyichbi and the Strand: Or,
Early Days
Along the Delaware ; with an ... - Edward...
