INDEX 



891 



Hillabeehatchee, Ga., probably named 



for Hilibi 137. 

 Hillsboro Bay, Fla., settlement of 



MocoQO found at, 151. 

 Hillsboro, N. C, Eno village found near 



site of, 131. 

 Hillsboro River, 41. 

 Hilton, Capt. William, 829. 



visited Cusabo from English Ship 

 Adventure, 128. 

 Hispaniola, 37, 61. 



History of Southeastern Indians, De 

 Soto period, 39-59. 



from period of first white contact 



to De Soto expedition, 33-39. 

 post-De Soto period, 59-81. 

 Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 828. 



on houses, 389, 400. 

 Hitchiti, 29, 43, 115, 127, 128, 131, 138, 

 168, 169, 180, 181, 208, 217, 657, 827. 

 Capachequi Indians probably re- 

 lated to, 89. 

 encountered by De Soto, 44. 

 group, 28. 



household utensils used by, 560. 

 indication of western origin 22. 

 interpretation of name, 217. 

 migrations of, 32. 

 language, 16, 28, 29. 



affinity with Alabama and 



Koasati, 28. 

 spoken by Apalachicola, 92. 

 sketch of, 138. 



-speaking Indians, 135, 150, 153, 

 182, 217. 

 Hiwassee, Indian town, identification 

 of as Guasili, 31. 



meaning of name, 31. 

 Hiwassee River, 47, 48. 



site of Tsistuyi, 213. 

 Hobai, word for war chief, 694. 

 Hobe, hair-dressing worn by, when met 

 by Dickenson, 504. 



name used by Dickenson for Jeaga, 

 141, 763. 

 Hobo-hithli Yahola, powerful man in 



Creek Nation, 653. 

 Hodge, Frederick Webb, 274, 517. 



on the Yamasee, 595. 

 Hodgson, Adam, missionary, 123, 395. 



on towns, 633. 

 Hogs, domestic fowl, and cattle, 351, 

 Hokan family group, 801. 

 Holmes, William H., on quarries worked 



by Indians, 542, 543. 

 Homochitto, 195. 

 Honduras, 33. 



Honey, use by natives, 268, 281. 

 Hoopah Ullah, name of Choctaw settle- 

 ment, 734. 

 Horruque, see Surruque. 

 Horse Cave, 47. 

 Horsechestnut, scarlet flowering (Pavia 



sp.), use of by Indians, 314. 

 Horses, fate of De Soto's, 58. 

 use by Indians, 345-351. 

 Horseshoe Bend, assistance of Cherokee 

 to U. S. in battle of, 80. 



Horticulture, 304-310. 

 Hostaqua, see Yustaga. 

 Hotalgi-huyana, town founded by Oso- 



chi and Chiaha, 116, 169. 

 Hothli-taiga, branch of Coosa, 125. 

 Hothliwahali, final removal to Okla- 

 homa, 139. 



identification with Ulibahali, 49. 

 interpretation of name, Muskogee 



language, 217. 

 location, 139. 

 population, 139. 



Upper Creek town, 139, 153, 217. 

 Hot Springs, Ark., 24, 29. 



aboriginal novaculite working near, 

 14. 

 Houma, 17, 30, 73, 105, 139, 140, 167, 

 168, 177, 198, 217, 829. 



allies of Quinipissa against Bayo- 



goula, 177. 

 amalgamation with Acolapissa and 



Bayogoula, 82. 

 artistic development of, 617. 

 branch, probably, of Chakchiuma 



(q. v.), 139. 

 burial customs of, 729, 811. 

 clothing of, 462, 473, 476. 

 coloring for articles used by, 610. 

 destroyed partly, by "an abdominal 



flux.", 139. 

 games played by, 684. 

 hair dressing, 507. 

 head deformation, 538, 540. 

 hostility to Bayogoula, 95. 

 houses, 418. 

 implements for hunting and fishing, 



585. 

 intermarriage with Atakapa, 140. 

 interpretation of name, 217. 

 joined by Okalousa against village 



of the Tangipahoa Indians, 167. 

 missions started by Jesuits for, 139. 

 musical instruments used by, 625. 

 ornamentation on belts, etc., 524, 

 population, 83, 140. 

 red crawfish symbol of, 29. 

 removal to Bayou St. Jean near 

 New Orleans, and then to As- 

 cension Parish, 139. 

 sketch of, 139-140. 

 smoke-holes and windows lacking, 



427. 

 source material on, 829. 

 temple of, 617. 

 towns of, 639. 



tribe located on Mississippi River 

 opposite mouth of Red River, 

 139, 198. 

 Tunica uprising against, 139, 198. 

 weapons, 585. 

 Household utensils, 555-564. 

 Houses, 386-420, 803, 806. 

 Houston, Gen. Sam, friendly attitude 



towards Cherokee of, 113. 

 Hrdli^ka, Ales, 219, 220, 832. 

 Huckleberry, tree {Batodendron ar- 

 boretum) , use of by natives, 279. 



