- Woodstock. It is part of the
Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia. The
Senedos,
possibly an
Iroquoian group, are
thought to have
occupied the area at...
- in land
grants and correspondence. It is also said to be
named after the
Senedo people, a little-do****ented
tribe said to have
lived on the
north fork of...
- the Shawnee.
According to tradition,
another branch of Iroquoians, the
Senedo,
lived in present-day
Shenandoah County. They were
exterminated by "Southern...
-
Shenandoah in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shenandoah may
refer to:
Senedo people, a
Native American tribe in
Virginia Skenandoa or
Shenandoah (1710–1816)...
-
controlled mostly by the
local Iroquoian-speaking groups,
including the
Senedo and Sherando.[citation needed] The Algonquian-speaking
Shawnee began to...
- Valley, Pennsylvania.
Nottoway (Cheroenhaka): of Virginia,
United States.
Senedo: Virginia,
United States.
Westo (Chichimeco or Richahecrian): of Virginia...
- that was
prevalent on the
eastern side of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. The
Senedo people lived in the
Shenandoah Valley around Woodstock, but they disappeared...
- its peak
sunrays appear 鶯はまだ声せねど岩そそぐ 垂水の音に春ぞ聞こゆる
uguisu wa mada koe
senedo iwa
sosogu tarumi no oto ni haru zo
kikoyuru Though warblers have not called...
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Location mi km
Destinations Notes Forestville 0.00 0.00 SR 42 / SR 614 (
Senedo Road /
South Middle Road) 5.30 8.53 US 11 (Old
Valley Pike) to I-81 –...
-
Chestnut Ridge Road SR 607 (Chestnut
Ridge Road)
Shenandoah 7.50 12.07 SR 42 (
Senedo Road)
Graveltown Road SR 694 (Wolverton Road) Gap
between SR 729 and SR...
