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17. Dennis C. 2017 “We have been with the Emperor of Piscataway, at his Fort”: Archeological Investigations of the Heater’s Island Site (18FR72). Manuscript on file at the Maryland Historical Trust. Crownsville, MD. pp. 7-8.
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21. Barry C. Kent (1984) Susquehanna’s Indians. Anthropological Series 6. The Pennsylvania Histor- ical and Museum Commission. Harrisburg, PA. pp. 391-400.
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25. Philadelphia Deed Book. Book I, No 5, p. 37.
26. Paul B. Cissna (1986) The Piscataway Indians
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27. Pennsylvania (1852) Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, from the Organization to the Termination of the Proprietary Government. Volume VIII. Theo Fenn & Co. Harrisburg, PA. p.176.
28. Pennsylvania (1851) Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, from the Organization to the Termination of the Proprietary Government. Volume VI. Theo Fenn & Co., Harrisburg, p.36; C.A. Weslager (1948) The Nanticoke Indians: a refugee tribal group of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Harrisburg, PA. p. 62.
29. C.A. Weslager (1948) The Nanticoke Indians: a refugee tribal group of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Harrisburg, PA. p. 86.
30. Paul B. Cissna (1986) The Piscataway Indians
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31. Dennis C. Curry (2011) A Closer Look at the “Last Appearance” of the Conoy Indians. Maryland Historical Magazine 106(3):345-353.
32. Dennis C. Curry (2011) A Closer Look at the “Last Appearance” of the Conoy Indians. Maryland Historical Magazine 106(3):345-353.
33. Michael Dresser (2012) “O’Malley formally recognizes Piscataway tribe.” The Baltimore Sun, January 9th.
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