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Indian Graves on Bead Hill, Plymouth, PA. Paper read before Wyoming Historical and Geological Society, 1912. Describes the excavation of 3 Indian skeletons exposed by workmen excavating for a cellar on Bead Street in Plymouth, PA in 1905. Reprint from Vol. XII, Proceedings and Collections. Accompanying 1917 letter from Mr. Wren to Harry George suggests the Indians uncovered were of the Susqehannocks who lived near the first English in 1609.
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Native American, Susquehannocks, Colonial PeriodPublication Details
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Wren, ChristopherPlace Published
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Wilkes-BarreState/Province
PennsylvaniaDate Published
1912Call No.
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