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INDEX 



Choctaw, war customs, 696, 697, 698. 



weapons, 565, 578, 585, 588. 

 Choctawhatchee River, Fla., 107, 125, 

 146, 180, 191. 



home of Koasati, 146. 

 named for Chatot, 107. 

 named for Sawokli, 180. 

 Cholupaha, Timucuan town, 41. 

 Chorakae, see Cherokee, 111. 

 Chosha, see Taensa, 189. 

 Choula, 123, 140, 141, 217. 



name, interpretation of, 217. 

 population, 123. 



probably a band of Ibitoupa, 123. 

 sketch of, 123. 

 Chowan County, N. C, last home of 



Chowanoc, 124. 

 Chowan River, N. C, home of Chowa- 

 noc, 124. 



Meherrin killed by Catawba on 

 east side of, 149. 

 Chowanoc, 124, 217. 



name, interpretation of, 217. 

 population, 124. 

 sketch of, 124. 

 supposed to be extinct, 124. 

 Chowockeleehatchee, branch of Tulsa, 



125. 

 "Chowokolohatches," Eufaula settle- 

 ment, 131. 

 "Choye,"211. 

 Christ Church Parish, north of Cooper 



River, 103. 

 Christian ceremony, first conducted in 



Arkansas, 52. 

 "Christian Towns," see Timucua towns, 



133. 

 Chrysohalanus icaco, use of, 282. 

 Chuaquin, town rebuilt by Capt. Juan 



de Fernandez de Florencia, 202. 

 Chubbehatchee Creek, 49. 



Hothliwahali, Upper Creek town, 

 located on mouth of, 139. 

 Chukochartie, see Red House Ham- 

 mock. 

 Chunkey, a game played by Indians, 

 682-684. 



stones, 547-548. 

 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 



Saints, Catawba members of, 105. 

 Cinnebar, use of, 243. 

 Civil War, effect on Cherokee, 113. 

 Claiborne, Ala., 49. 

 Claiborne, J. F. H., 328, 673, 704, 706. 



726, 828. 

 Clam {Venus mercenaria) , use of, 481. 

 Clans, Seminole, 225. 

 Clans and gentes, 654-661. 



association with linguistic groups. 



661. 

 table of distribution, 658-660. 

 Clark County, Ky., 15. 

 Clarke County, Ala., 50. 

 Clarksville, Va., site of Occaneechi 



settlement near, 164. 

 Classification, linguistic and political, 

 of Southeastern tribes, 10. 

 (See table 1, facing p. 10.) 



Clay, use of, 243. 



Chmate of the Southeast, 5-7. 



Climatic provinces in other countries 



analogous to Southeastern U. S., 7. 

 Clothing, children's, 475-477, 804. 

 materials, 439-442, 804. 

 medicine men's, 477-479. 

 men's, 456-469. 

 women's, 469-477. 

 Clubs, 566-570. 



See Implements for hunting, fish- 

 ing, and war. 

 Coahuila, linguistic family, geographical 

 extent of, 74. 

 province of, 74. 

 Coahuiltecan, 240. 



stock, source of information on, 39. 

 tribes, missions among, 75, 

 Coahuilteco, 30, 801. 

 Coaque, see Coco. 



Coast and inland Indian tribes, organ- 

 ization contrasted, 19. 

 Coastal Plain, 4, 15, 16. 



subdivisions of, 4-5. 

 Coga, 60. 



Chief of, 651. 



Chiaha said to be subject to, 



115. 

 cushion used by, 432. 

 head band of feathers worn 



by, 508. 

 litter used to carry, 598. 

 musical instruments used by 

 followers of, 628. 

 Indian town of, 13, 56. 

 language, identification of as Creek, 



60. 

 province of, 48, 60, 61. 

 See also Coosa. 

 Cocapoy, Cusabo town destroyed by 



Spaniards, 129. 

 Cocapoy, inhabitants of severely han- 

 dled by Spaniards, 128. 

 Coccoloha uvifera, use of, 282. 

 Cocculus carolinus, uses of, 247, 343, 487. 

 Cofa, place where Spaniards left their 



only piece of ordinance, 138. 

 Coffins, wooden, 561. 

 Cofitachequi, abandoned settlement 

 near, visited by De Soto, 115, 268, 

 440, 451, 652. 



bracelets worn at, 521, 522. 

 classified as Muskogee center, 67. 

 clothing worn at, 455, 459, 462. 

 coloring of articles used at, 608. 

 Coweta possibly Indians of, 127. 

 implements for hunting and fishing, 



used in, 564, 569, 571. 

 Lady (or chieftainess) of, 45, 46, 

 47, 651. 



escape from Spaniards by, 47. 

 forced to accompany De Soto 



expedition, 46. 

 litter used to carry, 598, 599. 

 necklace worn by, 516. 

 pearls carried by, 560. 

 presents brought to Spaniards 

 by. 45. 



