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Delaware- In early times this tribe occupied the eastern parts of Pennsylvania along Delaware River; later they were, for a time, on the Susquehanna and the headwaters of the Ohio.
Erie- The Erie extended over the extreme northwestern corner of the State.
Honniasont- An Iroquois term meaning "Wearing something round the neck." Also called: Black Minqua, the word "black" said to refer to "a black badge on their breast," while "Minqua" indicated their relationship to the White Minqua, or Susquehanna.

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Chippewa (i think it is).

The dominant Native-American group was the Lenni Lenape or Delaware as they were called by the early Europeans. Others included the:

  • Susquehannock
  • Eriez
  • Shawnee
  • Iroquois and others.
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The Lenni Lenape or Delaware and the:

  • Susquehannock
  • Eriez
  • Shawnee
  • Iriquois and others.
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The Nanticoke, Shawnee, Lenape (a.k.a. Delaware) , and Susquahannock. The last two were there originally; the first two migrated to Pennsylvania after the arrival of European settlers.

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The native American tribe was the cocammamicocsut tribe.

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  1. Lenni Lenape called Delaware by the European Colonists.
  2. Susquehannock.
  3. Iroquois.
  4. Eriez and
  5. Shawnee.
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