Perkiomenville is associate unorganized community in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, u. S.. The community is notable for being the house of many members of the band God Lives Underwater. Perkiomenville is found within the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington railroad line space of the Northeastern u. S.. The history of Perkiomenville’s institution is clouded in disputation. Some historical documents show that the primary landholder was a farmer named James Ferguson Seeds in 1727. He tended the land that was still colonised by the Perkiomen Indians. Not like alternative settlers of the time,
Seeds had a peaceful relationship with the natives. His grandchild, Jacob Seeds, married a native Perkiomen Indian and that they any settled the natural depression of Eichele. Upon James Seeds’s death in 1755, he had named his space Perkiomenville. The opposite legend of the institution of the city dates back any to 1688 once a young smith named chemist Emerick Sr came across the land when he lost a duel with a rival smith. He camped get into the forest and met the Perkiomen tribe. The Indians believed he was a god owing to his ability with blacksmithing. They let him take all the land and rapt to the inside deeply scrabbly areas. This legend has lost credence with historians within the previous couple of decades.
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