HOBOKEN, FROM HOPOGHAN HACKINGH--the land of the tobacco pipe. At this
point they procured the stone from which they carved their pipes. It
was a piece of upland called by the Indians, an island with salt marsh
lying between it and the Hill.
HARSIMUS, FROM AHASIMUS, the meaning is now lost; it was another bit
of upland lying south of Hopoghan.
COMMUNIPAW, FROM GEMOENEPA, the meaning is not known.
NAVESINK--a good fishing place.