Pavonia

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Pavonia was the early 17th-century Dutch settlement on the west bank of the Hudson River that became the precursor to modern Jersey City, New Jersey.

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Pavonia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch colonial settlement
former populated place
adjacentTo Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam
associatedWithEthnicGroup Dutch colonists
Lenape
borderedBy Hudson River
Upper New York Bay
colonialPower Netherlands
conflict Kieft's War
country Dutch Republic
etymology Latinized form of Pauw (meaning peacock)
event Pavonia Massacre
foundedBy Dutch West India Company
Dutch settlers
governedBy Director-General of New Netherland
linked to: Peter Stuyvesant
hasHistoricalSignificance early European settlement in present-day New Jersey
precursor to urban development of Jersey City
historicalRegion Lower Hudson River Valley
linked to: Hudson Valley
inception early 17th century
languageUsed Dutch
locatedIn New Netherland
west bank of the North River (Hudson River)
locatedOn west bank of the Hudson River
modernLegacy Newport neighborhood of Jersey City
Pavonia Avenue (Jersey City)
Pavonia/Newport PATH station
namedAfter Michiel Pauw
partOf Dutch colonization of the Americas
New Jersey Colony (later period)
patroonship of Pavonia
precededBy Lenape settlements
precursorOf Jersey City, New Jersey
linked to: Jersey City
presentDayLocation Hudson County, New Jersey
Jersey City, New Jersey
linked to: Jersey City
primaryEconomicActivity agriculture
fur trade
region Bergen Neck area
status defunct settlement
timePeriod Dutch colonial era in North America

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Jersey City foundedAs Pavonia
Pavonia Massacre location Pavonia