The Indian tribe that owned the land where Chester now stands were the Okehockings, removed by order of Willian Penn in 1702 to other lands in Chester County.
They were removed by order of Willian Penn in 1702 to other lands in Chester County. The Indian tribe that owned the land where Chester now stands were the Okehockings.
The Indian tribe that owned the land where Chester now stands were the Okehockings. They were removed by order of Willian Penn in 1702 to other lands in Chester County.
The Indian tribe that owned the land where Chester now stands were the Okehockings. They were removed by order of Willian Penn in 1702 to other lands in Chester County.