Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Sugarloaf Massacre was a skirmish that occurred on September 11, 1780 in Pennsylvania. In the event, a number of Native Americans and loyalists attacked militia based in Northumberland County and Northampton County. The militia were led by a Captain Klader. The Sugarloaf Massacre was the first major historical event in Luzerne County. The Indians and Loyalists were led by the Seneca chief Roland Montour. The bodies of the dead Revolutionary War soldiers were collected on September 20, 1780. Despite the fact that it is commonly believed that the Sugarloaf Massacre occurred on Sugarloaf Mountain, it actually occurred not far from Little Nescopeck Creek between Buck and Nescopeck Mountains."@en }
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- Sugarloaf_Massacre abstract "The Sugarloaf Massacre was a skirmish that occurred on September 11, 1780 in Pennsylvania. In the event, a number of Native Americans and loyalists attacked militia based in Northumberland County and Northampton County. The militia were led by a Captain Klader. The Sugarloaf Massacre was the first major historical event in Luzerne County. The Indians and Loyalists were led by the Seneca chief Roland Montour. The bodies of the dead Revolutionary War soldiers were collected on September 20, 1780. Despite the fact that it is commonly believed that the Sugarloaf Massacre occurred on Sugarloaf Mountain, it actually occurred not far from Little Nescopeck Creek between Buck and Nescopeck Mountains.".
- Q14774038 abstract "The Sugarloaf Massacre was a skirmish that occurred on September 11, 1780 in Pennsylvania. In the event, a number of Native Americans and loyalists attacked militia based in Northumberland County and Northampton County. The militia were led by a Captain Klader. The Sugarloaf Massacre was the first major historical event in Luzerne County. The Indians and Loyalists were led by the Seneca chief Roland Montour. The bodies of the dead Revolutionary War soldiers were collected on September 20, 1780. Despite the fact that it is commonly believed that the Sugarloaf Massacre occurred on Sugarloaf Mountain, it actually occurred not far from Little Nescopeck Creek between Buck and Nescopeck Mountains.".