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Nockamixon Township
Nockamixon, a Native American name meaning "the place of three huts" or "the place of soft soil," is in the northeastern part of Bucks County with its eastern border running along the Delaware River.
Originally settled by the Lenni Lenape Indians (famed chief Nutimus lived in these parts) and later by the Shawnee Indians who were residents until about 1730, Nockamixon started to attract European settlers around that time. The Durham Iron Works, which was to figure greatly in the economy of the area well into the 19th century, was established nearby around 1727. Some early cabins in the woods were about the extent of residential life until several decades later. But...
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