16 Dec Why Tripp Lake? (From Camp Susquehannock: A 100-Year History, by Dede Shafer)For several summers in the early 1970s, an effort was made to find the origin of the name "Tripp Lake." Although there are a number of families by the name of Tripp in the Conklin and Binghamton areas as well as in Scranton, no deeds could be found in the Susquehanna County courthouse for anyone by that name who had owned land on Tripp Lake in Lawsville Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.A few years ago a gentleman by the name of Tripp […] claimed that his great-great-great grandfather had settled at the lake before the turn of the century […] and it was he for whom the lake was named.
06 Dec Attention all Grizzled Veterans!We are kicking off the new year and the push to #Summer114 with two Orange+Blue rendezvous… New York CitySunday, January 27, 20193:00-6:00p@fiveirongolf138 5th Avenue (b/n 18th + 19th)New York, NY 10011Please RSVP by 1/20/19PhiladelphiaFriday, February 8, 20196:30-9:30pHome of Bob + Carolyn HaydenSwarthmore, PA 19081Please RSVP by 2/1/19We kindly ask that you RSVP via email to reunion@susquehannock.com
![Why Tripp Lake? (From Camp Susquehannock: A 100-Year History, by Dede Shafer)For several summers in the early 1970s, an effort was made to find the origin of the name "Tripp Lake." Although there are a number of families by the name of Tripp in the Conklin and Binghamton areas as well as in Scranton, no deeds could be found in the Susquehanna County courthouse for anyone by that name who had owned land on Tripp Lake in Lawsville Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.A few years ago a gentleman by the name of Tripp [...] claimed that his great-great-great grandfather had settled at the lake before the turn of the century [...] and it was he for whom the lake was named.](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/vp/4e7daa4cca846d19ff3703737c25148d/5CA2AC55/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/47310371_514908369016301_6995201623668163544_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com)
