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Greene County

Pennsylvania history--early times

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Washington County Borders Greene County to the north.
Fayette County Borders Greene County to the east.
Mason-Dixon Line Forms southern border of Pennsylvania and Greene County
Nathanael Greene Revolutionary War general. Greene County named for him.
John Minor Father of Greene County. Sponsored the bill that divided Greene County from Washington County.
Corbley Massacre Indian attack in 1782 near what is now Garards Fort.
Warrior Trail Foot path used by Native Americans for trade.
archaeology finding and studying material evidence of how people lived in the past.
Monongahela Indians Native Americans who lived in the Greene County area before white men settled there.
petroglyphs Rock carvings created by Native Americans.
Corn Rights Settler's right to own the land where he planted corn.
massacre a savage, unprovoked killing.
Fort Jackson First cabin used to protect settlers from Indian attacks.
William Penn First governor of what is now Pennsylvania.
Greene County Courthouse government building where trials are held.
Anthony Wayne General who led the defeat of the Indians in 1794.
North America The continent where we live.
commissioners government leaders of the county.
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