Queonemysing Indian Town (PLAQUE)

Queonemysing Indian Town (PLAQUE) is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Chester County, dedicated 1924.

Chester County · dedicated 1924 · Creek Rd. (PA 100? / DE 100), ~.1 mile N of DE state line, and at Delaware County line (MISSING)

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...was located on the other side of Brandywine Creek from here in the Great Bend Rattlesnake Trail led thence over Point Lookout to the rocks on Cristina Creek in present Wilmington. The Chief Secetareus and his people of the Unami group - their totem-the tortoise - of the Lenni-Lenape or Delawares sold to William Penn the land between Chester Creek and Christina Creek December 19, 1683

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Queonemysing Indian Town (PLAQUE)

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