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Wamesit

Wamesit was the band of Pennacook people, the name of their village, and later the name of a praying town in 17th-century Massachusetts Bay Colony, situated at the juncture of the Concord River and Merrimack River, in present–day downtown Lowell, Massachusetts.

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Band

Praying town

King Philip's War and aftermath

Industrial development

Notable residents

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Wamesit

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples63
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Wamesit

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related to Industrial development · 22
Wamesit → After, Bowers, Canals, Chelmsford, Dudley Atkins Tyng, East Chelmsford, Englishmen, Hinchmans, In, Its, Locks, Massachusetts, Massachusetts General Court, Merrimack River, New Hampshire, Pawtucket Canal, Pawtucket Falls, Proprietors, This, Tyng
related to King Philip's War and aftermath · 18
Wamesit → Cambridge, Christianized Native, Deer Island, During, During King Phillip's War, English, In, In June, Indians, King Philip's War, Metacomet, New England, October, Pennacook, United Colonies, West Indies, When, Wompanoag
related to Praying town · 10
Wamesit → Christianized Indigenous, European-style, Gospel, In, Indians, John Eliot, Massachusetts Bay Colony, New England, Propagation, Society
related to Band · 9
Wamesit → Alonguian-speaking, Concord, Indians, Massachusetts, Merrimack Rivers, Pawtucket Falls, Pennacook, The Wamesit, They
related to Notable residents · 4
Wamesit → King Philip's War, Naumkeag, Sachem, Wenepoykin

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war praying english town new pennacook people massachusetts merrimack king band pawtucket indians england settlers tyng land proprietors later concord

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Wamesitrelated to BandThe Wamesit0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandPennacook0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandAlonguian-speaking0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandThey0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandMassachusetts0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandConcord0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandMerrimack Rivers0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandPawtucket Falls0.60section
Wamesitrelated to BandIndians0.60section
Wamesitrelated to Industrial developmentWithin0.60section
Wamesitrelated to Industrial developmentTyng0.60section
Wamesitrelated to Industrial developmentBowers0.60section

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