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Tamanend Sources Used for the Creation of this Biography. Clark, Sara Maynard. ?Tammany. Bucks County?s Forgotten King.? Bucks County Traveler , May 1957. p.36-7, 71-73

Tamanend or Tammany (c. 1628 ? 1698 ) was a chief of one of the clans that made up the Lenni-Lenape nation in the Delaware Valley at the time Philadelphia was established.

Twice again the documents of early Pennsylvania report Tamanend's presence at two councils dated 1694 and 1697. At these councils Tamanend reaffirmed peace and understanding ...

Tamanend Park, Herb Gardening Club, PO Box 456, Southampton, PA 18966. For more information call Peggy Rastiello at 215-441-8861 from 9:00AM to 7:00PM.

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Come to the Red Rose Wine Tasting room to taste local Pennsylvanian wines. Enjoy the premium wines made by these wineries who have won Gold and Sliver medals in national and ...

Photos of Tamenend Park in Upper Southampton, Pa ... A photographic tour of Bucks County Pennsylvania Tamanend Park - Information on attractions, dining and accommodations

UNITED NATIVE AMERICA" Designating May 1, 2005, as "Tamanend's Day" in Pennsylvania. The Continental Congress, meeting in Philadelphia, in 1777, set aside the first of May for the ...

Tamanend Park, located off Second Street Pike, was part of the William Penn land acquisition of 1683 from Chief Tamanend. In 1975, the Upper Southampton Township and Centennial ...