The Delaware lenniga-xunk, or Bark-house hill, is a satisfactory and distinctive description,according with the native settlement on the hill, the traces of which -- were above described. M. R. Harrington. 25. The patent of 1646 to Van Tienhoven describes Breukelen as "formerly called Marechkawick." The village plantinggrounds were in the vicinity, as described in the grant of land to Frederick Lubbersen in 1640. 26. Flint, M. B., Early Life on Long Island. 27. Stiles, H. R., History of Brooklyn, vol. i,

p. 52. 28. Stiles, ibid., vol. i, p. 49. 29. New York Colonial Documents, xiv, 39 30. Van Wvck, Frederick, Historical Guide of the City History Club, 1913. 31. Munsell, J., History of Kings County. 32. Tooker, W. W., Indian Place Names on Long Island.

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NOTES 33' Skinner,A nthropological Papers of the A merican Museum of Natural History, 1909. 34. Heye, G. G., and Pepper, G. H., Exploration of a Munsee Cemetery near Montague, New Jersey, Contributions from the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, vol. ii, no. 1, New York. 1915.

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