Wyoming is the state that was named after a valley in Pennsylvania where an Indian massacre occurred. Wyoming is an Indian word for valley.
The Indian chief was named Pontiac
The American Indian leader who came to be called Logan was born in Pennsylvania circa 1725. His father was a Cayuga Indian named Shikellamy. Shikellamy later renamed his son after James Logan -- a prominent Pennsylvanian and old friend. Logan grew up in Pennsylvania and came to view many whites as his friends. Chief among them was David Zeisberger, a missionary of the Moravian Church. Logan eventually married a Shawnee woman and moved to Ohio circa 1770.
California, Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia all have towns named Dublin.
There are many things and places named after George Washington. Some of the places are Fort Washington, California, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, Little Washington, Virginia, and Washington, Iowa. Some things named after him are Georgetown College, Washington College, Central Washington University, Mount Washington, and the George Washington Bridge.
William Henry Harrison and an Indian scout named Tecumseh were the most important leaders in the Northwest Territory.
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The Wyoming Valley in Northeastern Pennsylvania
Whyoming after a valley in Pennsylvania
The town of Aliquippa is named after female Chief Aliquippa because of her greatness and in honor of her.
A tv series, Bonanza, Big Valley, or another series that showed in 1961. In the show there was an Indian girl named Tawney.
"The name Wyoming derives from the Munsee name xwé:wamənk, meaning 'at the big river flat,' but it was also named after the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania." [per Wikipedia]
No, only in 11 US states: Wyoming, Delaware; Wyoming, Illinois; Wyoming, Iowa; Wyoming, New York; Wyoming, Michigan; Wyoming, Minnesota; Wyoming, Ohio; Wyoming, Pennsylvania; Wyoming, Rhode Island; Wyoming, Wisconsin; Wyoming, West Virginia. There is a town called Plympton-Wyoming in Ontario, Canada and a Wyoming in New South Wales, Australia.There is a US state named Wyoming and a valley region named Wyoming Valley in northeastern Pennsylvania and another Wyoming Valley in western New York.There are Wyoming Counties in the US states of New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
Wyoming comes from the Delaware Indian word, meaning "mountains and valleys alternating"; the same as the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania Kansas is named for the nomadic tribe that lived in that area; the Kaw or Kanza people (People of the south wind).
Harrisburg was named the capital of Pennsylvania in October 1812.
Yes, Neanderthals were named after the Neander Valley in Germany where their remains were first discovered in 1856.
Pennsylvania is named after William Penn.