Chief Katonah

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Chief Katonah was a Native American leader of the Lenape people whose name is preserved in the town of Katonah, New York.

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instanceOf Native American leader
historical figure
associatedWith Hudson Valley region
linked to: Hudson Valley

Westchester County, New York
associatedWithEthnicGroup Delaware Indians
linked to: Lenape
associatedWithPlace Katonah, New York
associatedWithTribe Lenape tribe
linked to: Lenape
commemoratedIn local history of Katonah, New York
continent North America
country present-day United States
culture Lenape
ethnicity Lenape
historicalStatus indigenous leader prior to full European settlement of the region
honoredBy town name Katonah, New York
linked to: Katonah, New York
influenced local toponymy in New York State
knownFor leadership among Lenape people in the area now known as Westchester County, New York
language Lenape language
linked to: Munsee language
legacy place names in New York derived from his name
memberOf Lenape people
linked to: Lenape
nameEtymologyOf Katonah, New York
notableFor being a leader of the Lenape people
partOfHistory Native American history of the Northeastern Woodlands
people Lenape
region present-day New York
timePeriod pre-colonial and early colonial era in North America

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Katonah, New York namedAfter Chief Katonah
Katonah, New York namedAfter Chief Katonah