Before settling west, an Indigenous people from this state called the Okehocking was allotted 500 acres as a fishing camp. A treaty signed in what would become this state, which translates as "to make a chief place," was signed by a chief named Tamanend, inspiring the name of Tammany Societies. A forged deed was used by colonial secretary James Logan to trick an Indigenous population in this state into giving up their land, after which he hired runners to claim land (10[1])in the Walking (10[2])Purchase. (10[2])Six Native Americans were murdered in this state's Conestoga Massacre by a group (10[1])that later marched on its capital, the Paxton Boys. (10[1])The Treaty of Shackamaxon was signed between (-5[1])the Lenape and this state's Quaker namesake. For 10 points, name this state, (10[1])some of whose Indigenous inhabitants served in the Continental Army at its site of Valley Forge. ■END■