Area E 1940, western PA:


• Wagion 6
  
• Langundowi 46
  
• Kuwewanik 57
  
• Anicus 67
  
• Sagamore 130
  
• Ah'Tic 139
  
• Unalachtigo 168
  
  became Area F in 1942
  
  
  By 1943, Area E changed over to eastern PA:
  
  
• Unami 1
  
• Minsi 5
  
• Susquehannock 11
  
• Nentico 12
  
• Wyona 18
  
• Octoraro 22
  
• Ajapeu 33
  
• Swatara 39
  
• Delmont 43
  
• Pohopoco 44
  
• Monaken 103
  
• Memeu 125
  
• Ne-Pah-Win 161
  
• Acahela 223 (from Area F)
  
• Shenandoah 258
  
• Shenshawpotoo 276
  
  
  By 1948, Area E contained twenty-three lodges:
  
  
• Unami 1, PA
  
• Nawakwa 3, VA
  
• Minsi 5, PA
  
• Susquehannock 11, PA
  
• Nentico 12, MD
  
• Wyona 18, PA
  
• Octoraro 22, PA
  
• Winingus 30, PA
  
• Ajapeu 33, PA
  
• Swatara 39, PA
  
• Delmont 43, PA
  
• Pohopoco 44, PA
  
• Ah-Pace 58, PA
  
• Monaken 103, PA
  
• Memeu 125, PA
  
• Ne-Pah-Win 161, VA
  
• Acahela 223, PA
  
• Shenandoah 258, VA
  
• Shenshawpotoo 276, VA
  
• Quiekolis 316, PA (1945)
  
• Guneukitschik 317, MD (1945)
  
• Wapsu Achtu 343, PA (1946)
  
• Blue Heron 349, VA (1946)
  
• Tiadaghton 384, PA (mid-1948)
  
• Tuckahoe 386, PA (mid-1948)
  
  

At least two different sources indicate that Unami hosted an Area Meeting in 1945 at Breyer Training Area. This would be the one of the first-- if not the first-- Area E event. It is not definitively known which of the above lodges were in attendance in 1945.
Reference: Dave Scocca, referencing a history book of Unami records.

In May of 1948, Area E held a conference at Camp Horseshoe, hosted by Octoraro 22. It is not definitively known which of the above lodges were in attendance in 1948. Tiadaghton 384 and Tuckahoe 386 were chartered in mid-1948, so it is very unlikely that they would've been able to attend.
Reference: "Sections that Susquehannock Lodge XI has been in", Dave Hultberg's Patch Pages