]A village of the Delaware tribe, which (sometime prior to the year 1808, and probably after 1790), was located on the south (and western) side of the present-day Jerome Fork of the Mohican River.It was named for Jean Baptiste Jerome, a French-Canadian fur-trader (who never actually lived directly within the native-village); however, it should perhaps have been more appropriately named "(Chief, or Captain) Pipe's town".