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INDEX 
Biloxi— Continued. Tage. 
move to Hod River 12S 
village on I'earl River 150 
Black drink— 
brewing of 394-395 
ceremony of 313 
SeeCassine. 
Blount, a Florida chief 407 
Bluacacay, Cusabo personal name 20 
Blunt. See Blount. 
Bohicket, a Cusabo place name 20 
Bohicotts, a Cusabo tribe 68 
Boisbrillant, expedition by, against the 
Alabama 163 
Boluxas. See Biloxi. 
Boo-chaw-ee. See Boo-shoo-ee. 
Boo-shoo-ee , Cusabo place name 20 
Boston News, account of Yamasee war in. . 98 
Bovoche, a Florida town 333 
Bowlegs, an Oconee chief 399 
"Breed, The," nickname for Chickasaw 119 
Breed Camp— 
a Muskogee town 283 
population of 436 
Broad River— 
settlement on 52 
tribes on 49 
Broken Arrow, population of 430,434 
BuckerWoman's Town, a Seminole town . . 407 
Bull's Bay, landing of English at 6.5-66 
Burial customs 44, 45, 48, 147, 373-374 
Burial ground of the Yamasee 107 
Bushnell, D. I., jr. — 
account by, of Coweta people 226 
discovery of manuscript by 130 
Cabeza de Vaca— 
account by, of Narvaez expedition 144-146 
Apalachee described by 113-115 
Cabista, a Florida settlement 333 
Cabo Romano, identification of 51 
Cacaspada. See Sacaspada. ' 
Cachipile, a Timucua town 324 
Cacique, name applied to Timucua chiefs by 
Spaniards 11 
Cacoroy, a Timucua town 324 
Cacougai, a synonym for Tuskegee 208 
Cadecha, a Timucua town 324 
Cahalli hatchi, one of the six Fowl 
towns 178 
Caialeche, a synonym for Kealedji 271 
Cakinonpa. See Casqui. 
Calabaw. See Catawba. 
Calabay. See Sarauahi. 
Calahuchi, an Apalachee town Ill 
Calalek, perhaps the Kealedji 271 
Calany, a Timucua town 324 
Calaobe, a Calusa town 331 
Cale. See Ocale. 
Caliquen. See Aguacalecuen. 
Callawassie, Cusabo name of an island 20 
Callobe, an out-settlement of Atasi 266 
Caloosa. See Calusa. 
Caloosahatche, a Seminole town 400 
Calos, a south Florida tribe (synonym of 
Calusa) 342 
Caluca, possibly the Okalusa 214 
Calumet— Page . 
of peace, singing of " 1 93 
presentation of 1 50 
sung at Mobile Fort 162 
Calusa tribe— 
description of 387-388 
domination of 343 
language of 28 
location of 28 
possible connection of, with Choct aw 2S-30 
territory claimed by ISO 
Camacu tribe, rebellion of, in 1576 58 
Camacu, Camaqu. See Fscamacu. 
Cambe, a Cusabo place name 20 
Cana-acke, derivation of the name 405 
Canachequi, seeming synonym for Red 
G round 197 
Canco Gov. de, submission of Indians to 88 
Canjauda. See Kan-tcati. 
Cannibalism, charges of, unjustified 305 
Canoes— 
making of 355 
of the Cusabo 75 
Canogacola, a Timucua tribe 324 
Canos, Canosi— 
account of, by Vandera 219-220 
identified as Cofitaehequi 56 
synonym for Kasihta 219 
Cansin, a synonym of Couexis 53 
Caouita. See Coweta. 
Cap Roman, identification of 51 
Cap ala, name of Sapello Sound 82 
See Sapala. 
Capaloey, a Timucua chief 324 
Caparaca, a Timucua town 324 
Cape Fear, French and Spanish names for.. 51 
Caphatachaques, a synonym for Cofitaehe- 
qui 217 
Capinans, Capinas, mention of. 119,150 
Capoaca. See Caparaca. 
Capola, an Apalachee town Ill 
Capon, a Seminole town loo 
Carabay. See Sarauahi. 
Caragara, a Calusa town 331 
Carankouas, location of 205 
Carapuyas, settlement near St. Augustine. . 104 
Caribs, attempt to capture, as slaves 32 
Carolina settlement, Indians join 91,93,94 
CAROLiNAS.Spanishexploration of coast ofthe. 31-35 
Carrosa Indians, mention of. 202 
Casapuyas, a settlement close to St. Augus- 
tine 340 
Cascangue— 
a Guale town 83 
mention of. 182 
population of 337 
referred to as a Guale tribe 321 
See lean. 
Casista,Casiste, a Lower Creek town {see 
Kashita) 131,218,223 
CAsiTOA,a Calusa town 331 
Caskemampo. Sec Casqui. 
Caskighi, a synonym for Tuskegee 208 
Caskinampo. See Casqui. 
Caskinanpau, on the Tennessee (see Casqui) . 214 
Casor. See Coosa. 
