nahyssans造句

• Records of the time refer to these people as the " Richahecrians ", while James Lederer they were " Nahyssans ".
• Nearly decimated, the Sappony relocated to three islands at the confluence of the Clarksville with their allies, the Occaneechi, Tutelo, and Nahyssans.
• The first Anglo-Cherokee contact may have been in 1656, when English settlers in Virginia Colony recorded that six to seven hundred " " Mahocks, Nahyssans and Rechahecrians " " had encamped at Bloody Run, now on the eastern edge of Richmond, Virginia.
• In 1656 several hundred Nahyssans and Mahocks ( Siouan groups ) and Rechahecrians ( possibly Erie ) threatened both the Powhatans and the English by settling near the falls; a combined force of English and Pamunkeys was sent to dislodge them in a bloody battle near Richmond, where the Pamunkey " weroance"