INDEX 



879 



Mento, location, note 329 



Mermentou river, location of Atakapa. 35-.S6,861 

 Merveilleux, Sieur de, commander of Fort 



Rosalie 217 



Mesplet. See Mexplex. 



Mexplex, Sieur, account of 212, 23(i-237 



MicissiPi RIVER. See Mississippi river. 

 Migrations— 



Houma 289, 291 



Natchez 182-186 



MiKO LUSA. Sec Mikulasa. 



MiKULASA, "Black Chief" of Chakchiuma . . . 293 



Miller and Fulton, purchasers of Indian 



lands 272, 305 



Millet, cultivation by Indians 76 



Mingo Luak, Chitimacha Fire Chief 343 



Minguo-Chitou, Great Spirit of Yazoo 334 



MiNGUO-PouscouLOU, Bad Spirit of Yazoo . . 334 

 Missionaries— 



Jesuit, among Ilouma 288 



murder by Chakchiuma 294 



named oracles by Natchez 180 



visit to Yazoo 307 



work of 20-21, 141, 269-270 



Mississippi river— 



early channel at Tunica village 313 



floods 201,204 



location of — 



Chakchiuma 293 



Chitimacha 342 



Tangipahoa 284 



reference 167 



sacred tree at mouth 354 



Mississippi tribes— 



return to French support 235 



works on 3-7 



See also tribal names. 



Missouri language, notes 23 



Mobile bay, location of various tribes 27, 306 



Mobile church registers, evidence on 



Davion 311 



Mobile river, location of Pascagoula 302 



Mobile (tq-wn)- 



Houma migration from 292 



location of Pascagoula 304 



location of Taiinsa 271 



reference 270 



Tawasa at 304 



Mobile (tribe)— 



classification 9 



lack of temple 167 



language- 

 jargon 22 



nomenclature 168 



notes 25,27 



use by Pascagoula 305 



location 8 



population, various dates 41, 45 



reference 303 



MOCTOBI— 



notes on identity 306 



population, various dates 41 



subdivision of Biloxi 31 



synonym for Pascagoula 31 



true name for Mouloubis 37 



village, note 302 



Moeuve, Sieur de, location of concession . . . 270 



Page 



Mohegan (Loup) note 328 



Monogamy, Chitimacha 349 



Montigny, de— 



as an authority 21, 20-27 



authority on Koroa 330 



authority on Natchez etiquette 93 



establishment of missionary station 22 



estimate of Bayogoula cabins 277 



estimate of Chakchiuma and Taposa 



cabins 294, 299 



failure to mention Koroa and Yazoo . . . 330, 333 



missionary to Taensa 265-266 



notes on Indian temples 164, 166 



on Natchez- 

 language 13,19-20,22,189 



villages 45 



on Taensa— 



language 19-20 



people 22 



responsibility for Taensa-Natchez peace.. 266 



retui'n to France 191 



stop at Houma village 287 



work among Tunica 307 



Montplaisir, de, reference 205 



Montreal, reference 252 



Moon, Chitimacha legend 357 



MooNEY, James— 



on certain Indian villages 33 



on Cherokee relations with Natchez... 255-256 



on Natchez remnant 254 



on Tunica remnant 315 



reference 254 



Morgan, Col. George, on Avoyel 25,273 



Morse, on Pascagoula 306 



Morse, Mrs. Delia, surviving Atakapa 362 



Mortars, manufacture 67, 347 



Mosopellea chief, residence with Taensa. 262-263 

 MouGOULACHA NATION. See Mugulasha. 

 Mouloubis. See Moctobi. 



Mound builders, Natchez, reference 257 



Mounds — 



.■Vtakapa tradition 363 



.\ voyel 274 



Chitimacha 351, 357 



Mississippi , origin 257 



Mugulasha— 



account of 274-281 



classification 9 



destruction 277-278,335 



name for Imongolasha ; 279 



possessor of temple 166 



See also Quinipissa. 



Mulberry cloth, manufacture 63, 316 



Mt)LLER, Fkiedrich, on Parisot's Taensa 



grammar 13 



Murphy, N. C, location 255 



Murray, collector of Chitimacha vocabulary. 356 



Muskhogean linguistic stock, groups 8-9 



Muskhogean tribes— 



interrelationship 26-38, 185-186, 292, 302 



Mu.skohgeh town. See Ooe-Asah. 



MUSKRAT SKINS, USe of— 



Houma 289 



Tunica 317 



Nachee tribe. See Natchez. 

 Nach^s. See Natchez. 

 NADCHts. See Natchez. 



