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INDEX 



Joara, 65, 66, 69. 



See also Cheraw and Xiiala. 

 Johns Pass, 37. 

 Johnson, Sir William, 201. 

 Johnson, William Ely, Tunica inform- 

 ant, 198. 

 JoUiet, Louis, 71. 

 Jones' Bluff, 73. 

 Jones, Charles C, 738. 



on Indian quarries, 541, 542. 

 on transportation, means of, 589. 

 Jonesville, La., possible site of Indian 



village of Anilco, 56. 

 Jopassus, brother of chief Powhatan, 



749. 

 Jordan River, 37. 

 Jororo, town occupied by Tocobaga and 



Pohoy, 195. 

 Joutel, Henri, historian of La Salle ex- 

 pedition, 98, 100, 130, 132, 154, 158, 

 416, 832. 



Anadarko mentioned by, 89. 

 on food preserving, 381. 

 on hair dressing, 501, 507, 528. 

 on household utensils, 556, 559. 

 on houses, 419, 420. 

 on pipes, 547. 

 on tattooing, 536. 

 on towns, 640. 



on transportation among Caddo, 

 599. 

 Juada, see Cheraw and Xuala. 

 Juglans cinerea, use of, 364. 

 Jumano, see Shuman. 

 Jumper, from the Upper Creek towns, 

 brains with Osceola of Seminole up- 

 rising, 181, 506. 

 ancestry of, 64. 

 Junco, Juan de, Indian interpreter, 202. 

 Juniata River, temporary home of 



Tuscarora, 199. 

 Jupiter Inlet, Fla., Dickenson ship- 

 wrecked near, 84. 

 home of Jeaga, 141. 

 Kadohadacho, 98, 100, 130, 141, 142, 

 157, 158, 161, 211, 217. 

 associated with Nasoni, Nanatsoho, 

 and part of Natchitoches, on 

 Red River, Ark., 141, 157. 

 clans and gentes, 655. 

 legend of flood told by, 142. 

 migration down Red River, 24. 

 name, interpretation of, 217. 

 population, see Caddo, 142. 

 sketch of, 141-142. 

 slaughtered by Osages, and driven 

 to Sodo Creek, west of Red 

 River, 142. 

 temporary union with Quapaw, 142. 

 Kadohadacho Confederacy, 100, 141. 

 Kafitalaya, town supporting the French, 



122. 

 Kanawha River, W. Va,, Moneton 



found living on, 152. 

 Kan-hatki (White Ground), Creek town, 

 87, 125, 133, 142, 147, 153, 181, 217. 

 joined with Seminole, 133, 181. 



Kan-hatki, name, interpertation of, in 

 Muskogee tongue, 217. 

 population, 142. 

 sketch of, 142. 

 Kansas, southeastern part of, ceded to 



Quapaw by U. S., 176. 

 Kantak, Choctaw plant, see Smilax sp. 

 Kan-tcati (Red Ground), Abihka town, 

 81, 82, 87. 



Indians of, 87. 

 Kappa, Indian town, on Miss. River 



640, 641. 

 Karankawa, 17, 30, 801, 820. 

 easternmost tribe of, 39, 

 flint obtained from Atakapa by, 



542, 737. 

 possible merging of Akokisa with, 



86. 

 Spanish mission established among 

 75. 

 Karankawan stock, 240. 



source of information on, 39. 

 Kasha, see Caxa. 



Kasihta, 26, 49, 92, 118, 126, 127, 138, 

 143, 153, 154, 180, 197, 214. 

 artistic development, 617. 

 part of Muskogee element among 



Lower Creeks, 143. 

 population, 143. 

 sketch of, 143. 

 town burned by Spanish under 



Matheos, 63. 

 towns, 633, 664. 

 Kaskaskia, joined bv Michigamea in 



111., 149. 

 Kaskinampo, 27, 143, 144, 145, 163, 217. 

 combined with Koasati, 144, 145. 

 found near site of Helena, Ark., 143. 

 identification of Casqui with, 53. 

 mentioned by De Soto as Casqui or 



Casquin, 143. 

 name, interpretation of, 217. 

 population, 144. 

 prehistoric location, 15. 

 sketch o^ 143-144. 

 See also Casqui. 

 Katearas, favorite town of Tuscarora 



chief, 199, 739. 

 Kayomalgi (Mulberry Place), Abihka 



town, 81. 

 Kealedji, 144, 153, 218. 



name, interpretation of in Musko- 

 gee tongue, 218. 

 population, 144. 

 settled in southeastern part of 



Creek reserve, 144. 

 sketch of, 144. 

 town of, 139, 197, 

 town of Atasi associated with, 94. 

 Kecoughtan, Indian village, 709. 

 Kegquouhtan, description of Indian 

 town of, 630. 



(Same as Kecoughtan.) 

 Kellogg, Remington, 282. 



on whale hunting in Florida, 329. 

 Kentucky River, 23. 



