- 1725? – c. 1818?) (Lenape),
called Konieschquanoheel and also
known as
Hopocan in Lenape, was an 18th-century Head
Peace chief of the Algonquian-speaking...
-
distinctive style.
Helen DeVore, who had
worked for
Belgrade Gardens,
opened up
Hopocan Gardens in 1946.
White House Chicken Dinners was
founded in 1950 by the...
- the 1760s
Oratam (16th century),
sachem of the
Hackensack Captain Pipe (
Hopocan), (c. 1725–c. 1818), 18th
century chief and
member of the Wolf Clan Pisquetomen...
- PA One gun M1918MI (Bullard #149) on
carriage M1918 with limber, 524 W.
Hopocan Ave., Barberton, OH One gun M1918MI (Watervliet #218) on
carriage M1918...
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conducted on the
Lenape side by Koquethaqechton,
known as
White Eyes,
Hopocan,
known as
Captain Pipe, and John Kill Buck (Gelelemend), and
Andrew Lewis...
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women and children,
including relatives of the
Lenape chief Captain Pipe (
Hopocan).
Because only non-combatants had been killed, the
expedition became derisively...
-
father or
uncle of
Captain Pipe,
called Konieschquanoheel and also
known as
Hopocan. In 1763 he
lived in the
Lenape village of
Shaningo located on a tributary...
- (YN-30)
Pepperwood (YN-31) Yew (YN-32) The 24
impressed commercial tugboats.
Hopocan (YN-33)
Menewa (YN-34)
Oneka (YN-35)
Mahaska (YN-36)
Keshena (YN-37) Canasatego...
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Chaguaramus Valley Hangars Ship
repair facilities Net
Lying base,
support by
Hopocan (YNT-1) and over Net
Tender ships Blimp hangar Air
traffic control Chaguaramas...
- Captain) Pipe's town",
after Captain Pipe, (c. 1725? – c. 1818) also
known as
Hopocan.
According to the
local histories, by 1808-09
early European-American settlers...
