The Wiechquaeskeck Indians of southwestern Connecticut in the seventeenth century

The Wiechquaeskeck Indians of southwestern Connecticut in the seventeenth century

by John Alexander Buckland

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The Wiechquaeskeck lived in the Hudson River estuary area. They were part of the Delaware Indians. Their population had declined sharply by the 19th century as a result of European diseases and warfare.

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