Playwicky Indian Town, 1682 - PLAQUE

Playwicky Indian Town, 1682 - PLAQUE is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Bucks County, dedicated 1925.

Bucks County · dedicated 1925 · Bridgetown Pike (PA 213), SW of traffic circle, 2.5 miles W of Langhorne

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Playwicky Indian Town, 1682, was located to the south in the vale by the run and springs. The chief Tammany of the Unami Group *Their totem*The tortoise*of the Lenni-Lenape or Delawares sold to William Penn the land between Neshaminy and Pennypack Creeks. June 23, 1683

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Playwicky Indian Town, 1682 - PLAQUE

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