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• Introduction
   
• Prehistory
   
• Neighboring Peoples
   
• Lenape Tributaries
   
• Map 1
   
• Susquehannock Ascendancy
   
• Map 2
   
• Map 3
   
• Dutch Power
   
• English-Dutch-Conflict
   
• Iroquois Defeads
   
• English Conquest
   
• Temporary Peace
   
• The Whorekill Raids
   
• Maryland's New Indian Policy
   
• Susquehannock Removal Into Maryland
   
• Attack On The Susquehannock Fort
   
• Andros' Indian Policies
   
• Andros' Protection
   
• Andros' Ultimatums
   
• Explanation Of The Intrigues
   
• The Treaty Of Shackamaxon
   
• The Treaty Of Albany
   
• Results of The Albany Treaty
   
• Forging Of The Covenant Chain
   
• Susquehannock Revenge
   
• Beginnings Of Pennsylvania
   
• Significance Of Penn's Indians Deeds
   
• Map 4
   
• Jacob Young's Predicament
   
• Origin Of The Iroquois Conquest Myth
   
• Re: Emergence Of Susquehannock Polity
   
• Appendix: Lenape Ownership Of Delaware
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"The  Susquehannock of today was reformed by direct descendants of the original Susquehannock."

Turnbull David J., Chief piercing EyesPrincipal Chief Piercing Eyes Pen, a direct descendant of the Susquehannock, had a vision and began to band people together that wanted to walk a true path of the people. When  Principal Chief  Piercing Eyes Pen retired he passed his position on to Principal Chief Dancing Thunder"

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Today there are several Tribes of Susquehannock scattered throughout Turtle Island . There is a known tribe in Florida, Oklahoma, Ohio and Alabama."
"The Alabama Branch of the Susquehannock Tribe/Church of Native Spirituality was established in 1976. We are affiliated with the Pan American Indian Association and have been recognized by the federal government to operate as a Tribal Church."


"It was decided that we would not affiliate ourselves with the bureaucratic scrutiny of any Federal or State Indian Affairs Associations  (i.e.: BIA, etc.) , we are dedicated to practicing a true Native American Spiritual Path."

       

 

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