98 SIOUAN TRIBES OF THE EAST. [BUREAU ETHNOLOGY OF Page

98 SIOUAN TRIBES OF THE

EAST. ^[BUREAU_ETHNOLOGY^OF

SIOUANH

mooneyJ INDEX.

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Page SiouANstock,Extentofarea of 6

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tribes as hunters ⁶

Sioux,Hostility ofOjibwa toward 12 SiSsiPAHAW, Generaldescriptionof the.. 64 Skixdressing, Saponimethodof 47

Skog^ARi,a Tutelovillage 51

Slavehunts, Indians exterminatedby^.

.

6 Slavery,Seizure ofIndiansfor 66,86 Slaves, Negro,amongthe Podee 77 Smallpox, Indian treatmentof 78

—^,Exterminationby 65,67

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amongtheCatawba 72,73

—^,Effectof,on the Cougaree 80

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amongtheSewee 78

Smith,John,Mentionofvocabulariesby. 7

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citedon Iroquoiantribes 13

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^,Encounter^of,withtheManahoac ¹⁹

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citedonManahoactribes 19

Manahoac and^Monacan 22,35

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^• earlyMonacau habitat 26

Smyth,J.F. D.,onCatawba population

in1784 ⁷⁴

Snipe notkilledbytheBiloxi 17

Sociology,Wateree 81

Spoons, Saponimethodofmaking 47

Spotswood, Govr Alex.,Proposedset- tlementofIndians atEno town by 64

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,Occaneechi-Iroquoistreaty effectedby

.

55

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on treaty of Iroquoiswith southern

tribes 45

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.SettlementofIndiansnearFortChrist-

annaby 43, 49, 59,61

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onobligations ofwhitesto theSara.. .

60

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^,MentionoftheStukarocksby 21

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^{,Influenceof,}with Virginiatribes 42

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^,Eftbrt^of,toeducate Indians 44 StegaeakeofJohnSmith 19

—,aSiouantribe 23

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^{,Existenceof,in18thcentury 21}

Stenkenock,Mentionof,in1722 21

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and Iroquoistreaty 45

Steukenhock,Mentionof,byByrd 21

—, Statusofthe,in1728-"29 49

Stockades, Conestoga 22

Stone-heaps, Signification of, among

southerntribes 32

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as burialmarks 39,80

Stonohabitatandearlyhistory 85

Stkachey,Wm., Mentionofvocabularies

by 7

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on etymologyofMonacan 26

Strangers, Scratchingof,on parting 71

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,Receptionof 33, 71

Stukarocks,Mentionof,by Spotswood.

.

21 SuALA,Identityof with Sara ⁵⁷

—,Other formsof 57

Sugeree, Generaldescription ofthe 74

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,Visit tothe,by Lawson 41

SuicideofTutelochief'sdaughter 49 Sullivan, Gen. John, DestructionofTu-

telovillageby 51

SusquehannaIndians,Formerhabitatof. 5

describedby Smith 13

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,Iroquois conquest of 38

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^,Occaneechijoinedby 45

Pago SusquehannaIndians, Barterby 32 SuWALI,Cherokee formofSara 57

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trail 57

Sweat-houses, Saponi useof 39 Symbolismamong southern Indians 32

Tabuof foodbySaponi 47

Taccipossiblyamj-tliicpeople 29

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^,Eeferenceto,byLederer 29 Taneks,theBiloxinativename 14 Tattooing amongtheBiloxi 16 TauxaniasofJohnSmith 19 Tehoterigh-kanada,TheMohawk'-Tu-

telotown." 51

Thunderveneratedbythe Biloxi 17

TigninateosofJolmSmith 19

Time.Measurementof, by southernin-

dians 32

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,Occaneechimeasurementof 34

TimukuaIndians,Destructionof 12 Timuquan.^ntribes.Destructionof 11

Toderichroone,Collectiveuse of term. .

68

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an Iroquoistribalname 37,44

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andIroquoistreaty 45

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,Village of 51

Tohoairough-roonaw,apossibleTutelo

form 22

Toleratownvisitedby^Batts 35 TOLERE,Useof term,by Lambreville 38 Tooptatmeer,a"Wocconvillage 65 Tortureofprisoners 39.40 Totarodistrict,Locationof 43 Totem,Tribal,oftheOccaneechi 54

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^, -, Tutelo 31

Totero, Early mentionof 26

ToTiRi, Collectiveuseofterm 68 TOTOPOTOMOi, aPamnnkichief 30,36 ToTTEROY, Former nameoftheBigSandy 11

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^,IroquoisnameforeasternSiouantribes 22 Trade,Extensive,attempted bytheSe-

wee ^79-

Traders,Early,amongtheIndians 28

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,English,amongthe Sara 58

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,Unscrupulousnessof 32.

Trading, Characterof, among southern

tribes 31

Treachery,Occaneechi 54

—^{,Virginian 55}

Treaty between ^Iroquois andsouthern

tribes 45

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,OccaneechiandCherokee 54 Turkey-head,Catawbavillageof 73 TusKARORAearly habitat 5,42

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habitatandearlypopulation 8

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hostility 59,75

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warof1711-13 35,42,43,72

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friendlinesswith the Iroquois 40

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^,Incorporation oftheWocconby ⁶⁵ Tutelo,Collection of tribesforming the 26

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^, Generaldescription of 31,37

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habitatandpopulation 51, 55,61

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^,Mentionof,bySpotswood 21

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^,Settlementof,atFort Christanna 59

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,Settlementof,inCanada 51

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hostilitv 3(1

100 SIOUAN

TRIBES

OF THE

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TUTELOlanguage,Hale-onthe 9,69

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village,Destructionof,in 1779 51

TwiCHTWiCHT,aMiami synonym 38

UcHEAN,Probable affinityof tbe Cusabo

with 86

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tribes,Probabledestruction of

U

UcHi,Brief description oftbe 80

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incorporatedbytbeCreek 12 TJgAqpa, the propernameofK.wapa 10

Uma°ha",propernameofOmaha 10

UpperSauratownof1760 59 USHEREE,Possible identificationof.with

Guachule 70

UsHERY,Identificationof 71

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^,a,Catawba synonym 68

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^,Mentionof,byLederer 70

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and "Westohostility 85

VanderaontheGuatariin1569 80

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^,Referenceby, to Issa 68

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,MentionofSaiixpaby 65 Vermilion, Tradeof,bysoutherntriltes. 31

Waccamaw,Generaldescription of 76

Wampum,Tradeof,bysoutherntribes.. 31

Wapoo,aCusabotribe 86

"War, Indians exterminatedby ⁶ |

Warfare,see Hostility.

^, Catawba andCherokee 70

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^{, Iroquois 71}

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,

Westo 70

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ofwesterntribes against(Catawba 72

W

arrenndncocktonusotSara ⁵⁷

—

,Pveference to 64,67

Waskiteng,tbelast oftheTutelo 52

WatCoosa,aCapeFear Indian 66 Wateree,Generaldescriptionof 80

—

^,Identityof,withearljfSpanishnames

.

70

Wateree Chickanee, Mention of, by

Lawson 81

Waxhaw,Generaldescription of 74

—habitat in 1701 70

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^{, Tradition}ofexterminationof 69

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^,Danceof 39

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,Head-flatteningamongthe 71

Weapemeoc,Habitatof 7

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Weaving,Santee 79

Weaving,Saponi 47

Westo,Identification of 70

—habitatandearlyhistory 85 Whisky,Indians exterminatedby 6,44

WhonkenteaesofJohnSmith IP

Wilhamsox, Expeditionof,againstthe

Cherokee 72

WiMBEE,aCusabotribe 86

Winnebago,Nativenameofthe 15

WiNYAW,Generaldescription ofthe 76

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,Early populationof 101

WiSACKY,aWaxhawsynonym 70

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^,Mentionof,byLederer 75 WoccoN,Generaldescription of the 64

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habitat 8

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languageclassed asSiouan 69

Women,Treatmentof,by the Saponi 47 Wyandot, Formerhaliitatof 5

XuALA, Identificationof,with Sara 57 Tamasi, Expulsionof.from South Caro-

lina 60

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hostility 12,59

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warof 1715 , 35

, Disrui)tion ofsmallertribesby 65

•

,Effectof,onthe Coiigaree 80

, , Cusabo 86

, ,. Etiwaw 85

, , Santee 80

, , Sewee 79

, , Wateree 81

, CapeFear Indianparticipationin. .

67

, Enoin 64

, Sissipahawin 66

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r-, Carolinatribesin 76

Yardley,FirstmentionofEno andShoc-

coreeby 62

TeopimIndians,Habitatof ^• 7 Tesa", the Tutelo nativename ³⁷ Yesang,Useoftheterm 35

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^,Identification of.with Tutelo 31

YUPWAUREMAU,aWocconvillage 65 Zeisberger. David, Early missionary

workof 50