The Siouan tribes of the East / by James Mooney.

  • James Mooney
Date:
1894
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Credit: The Siouan tribes of the East / by James Mooney. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX Abnaki, Relation of, to other tribes - Adair, James, on Catawba fields. -Catawba population. — — Sara and Catawba dialects. -incorporation of Catawba and Eno. —- — the Congaree in 1743.-- -Muskhogean migration. -early Natchez history.. Adshusheer, General description of the. —, Consolidation of, with Eno and Slioc- coree. —- village, Location of. Akansea indians, Early account of. Akenatzy, Identification of, with Occa- nceehi. . — village of Lederer. Alabama indians, Paskagula and Biloxi among... Albany conference of 1722. -1751. Algonquian stock, Extent of area of.... -— -—, Southern tribes of.. -- tribes in the northwest. Amoroleck, Wounding of. Anani, Probable derivation of. Anitakwa, Cherokee form of Catawba... Anointment, Sapom. Arapaho, Removal of, to the plains. Arkansa indians, Early account of. Ashley river indians, Probable identi¬ fication of..... Assiwikale, Probable identification of... Atakwa, Cherokee form of Catawba. ATALg native name of Mountain Cherokee Avdusta, Identification of. Authorities cited. Avendaughbough, a probable Sewee vil¬ lage . Ayllon, Mention of Chicoraby. Page 12 71 8,73 60 64 80 11 84 62 59 63 10 29 53 18 45 77 5,12 7 12 20, 21 15 68 47 12 10 84 83 68 80 85 89 79 86 Backhooks, Mention of the, by Lawson. 76 Bacon rebellion. 13, 35, 38, 54 Bartram,Wm., on Muskhogean migration 11 Basketry, Biloxi. 16 Batts, T., Expedition of, in 1671.. 26, 30, 34, 36, 37 — on Sapom and Tutelo habitat. 40 Bear river indians, Habitat of. 7 Beards, Indian custom of plucking.. 61, 71 Bearskin, Aid rendered Byrd by. 46 Bellomont, Earl of, cited on early indian treaty.... 38 Beothuk, Pressure of, by Algonquian tribes. 12 Berquin-Duvallon on Biloxi habitat in 1806. Beverley, Robert, on the early Monacan — — customs of southern tribes. ■— — tribal totems. Bezoar stone, Use of, by the Tutelo.... Billy John, a Catawba Indian. Biloxi indians, General description of... — language, Study of, by Gatschet. Blackfeet, Removal of, to the plains_ Blount on Sara inroads on the Tuskarora Bones, Custom of preserving. Botsiienin, a probable Occaneeclu syno¬ nym. Boyle, Indian college established by. Brainerd, David, Visit, of, to Shamokin. Brant, Joseph, Cayuga flight to Canada with. Buffalo, Migration affected by. Burk, J. D., cited on the “ Stukarocks ”. Byrd, William, Account of adventures of — on indian education. -Catawba villages in 1728. -- — population in 1728. — — the last of the Eno. -Iroquois-Siouan hostility. — — Monacan and Manahoac. -flight of Occaneeclii. --last of the Occaneeclii. ■-incorporation of Sara and Key an wee . — — southward movement of Sara and Eno —, Description of Sara village by. —, Mention of “ Steukenhocks ” by. — on the early Sapom. — — Saponi and Tutelo habitat. — — supposed extinction of the Tutelo.. Cacores, Identity of, with Slioccoree.... Cadapaw, Mention of, by Lawson. Cannibalism among the Biloxi. Capaha or Kwapa early habitat. Cape Fear indians, General description of. —, Early population of. Captain Tom, a SapoDi indian. Carolina, War of, with the Sara. Casor, Indentification of. Catawba, General description of the- —, Northern origin of. —, Habitat and population of. —, Population of, in 1768.. —, Visit to the, by Lawson. —, Attack of, by Iroquois. Page 15 30 33 31 39 74 14 69 12 60 61,80 55 44 50 51 11 21 45,46 44 71 73 64 13 23 55 55 59 61 58 21 40, 49 38 50 62 75 16 10 6', 66 101 50 60 86 67 29 8 61 41 44
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