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Tunxis

The Tunxis were an Indigenous peoples of the Northeastern Woodlands from Connecticut. They were a tribe of Wappinger people who spoke an Eastern Algonquian language and are mainly known to history through their interactions with English settlers in New England.

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17th century

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Tunxis

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples34
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Tunxis

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related to 17th century · 19
Tunxis → At, Because, Connecticut Colony, Connecticut River, English, Englishmen, Farmington, Farmington River, Fort Hill, General Court, Hartford, In, Indian Neck, Indians, King Philip’s War, Perhaps, Relations, The Tunxis, This
related to 18th century · 14
Tunxis → Connecticut, Connecticut General Assembly, Encroachment, English, Farmington, General Assembly, Hammonasset, In, Indian, Indian Neck, James Wauwus, Massaco, The Tunxis, Wauwus
see also · 1
Tunxis → Massaco

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connecticut farmington english people settlement new river colonists known also tribe wappinger indian neck settlers century indigenous peoples eastern algonquian

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryAt0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryEnglish0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryFarmington River0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryConnecticut River0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryIn0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryConnecticut Colony0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryHartford0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryFarmington0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryThe Tunxis0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryIndian Neck0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryThis0.60section
Tunxisrelated to 17th centuryRelations0.60section

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