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Meaning of "senecas"
Senecas (noun): a plural form of the term 'Seneca', which can refer to the Native American Seneca tribe or the philosopher Seneca the Younger
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- plural of Seneca
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The Senecas have come to the western.
We owe a debt to the Senecas.
The Senecas hired an expert to figure another site.
Many of the escaping Senecas were scalped and butchered.
The Senecas sided with the British during the war.
I found that out from one of your Senecas on the Catawba Trail.
So the Senecas have renamed the dam they call it Lake Perfidy.
Tourengouenon signed for Senecas.
Unfortunately, some of the Senecas were still living on the tract.
Senecas of Jerusalem was a 2nd century Jewish Christian bishop of Jerusalem.
Land of the Senecas.
As a result, the Senecas now claim the state is trespassing.
Most of the other Iroquois tribes allied with the British, especially the Mohawks and Senecas.
However, the Senecas still have plenty of weapons to deal with.
He 's married to Guyasuta 's daughter and is a blood brother of the Senecas.
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Tuscaroras, Cayugas and the Senecas when they joined up together.
Both the Senecas seem to have known, and certainly greatly esteemed Fabianus.
He ought to . He 's married to Guyasuta 's daughter and is a blood brother of the Senecas.
That 's why the Senecas trade with me rather than with Crawford or Croghan.
As Sullivan 's army approached Geneseo with their " scorched earth " policy, the Senecas repeatedly fell back.
Most Mohawks, Cayugas, Onondagas, and Senecas chose to ally themselves with the British.
When old enemies like the Ottawas, the Shawnees, and the Senecas Mr. Carroll.
Here, the Senecas under you, Genowah.
And here you, Guyasuta, with Delawares, Shawnees and Senecas.
