INDEX 



911 



Oneida, 199. 



moral characteristics, 236. 

 Oni Talimon, 122. 

 Ony, see Oni Talimon. 

 Ooe-dsa (probably Wiha asha, "home 

 of emigrants"), Chickasaw town es- 

 tablished in Creek country, 117. 

 Opaya Mataha, grand chief of Chicka- 

 saw, 653. 

 Opechancanough, brother of Powhatan, 

 644. 



bodyguard of, 689. 



mats and baskets used by followers 



of, 603. 

 Powhatan uprisings under, 175. 

 Smith taken prisoner by, 689. 

 Opelousa, 87, 93, 94, 109, 145, 168, 169, 

 218, 240, 737. 



located near site of Opelousas City, 



169. 

 name, in interpretation of Choctaw 



or Chickasaw tongues, 218. 

 population, 169. 

 probably joined Atakapa, 169. 

 sketch of, 168-169. 

 Opelousas City, 87, 169. 

 Opillako, see Pilthlako. 

 Opilthlucco, branch of Flint River, 



home of Yuchi located on, 214. 

 Opitchapan, brother of Powahtan, 644. 

 Opossum, uses of, 449, 450. 

 Opothleyoholo, Creek chief, 154. 

 Oquechiton, discussion of linguistic 

 affiliation of word, 60. 



native name for Black Warrior 

 River, 60. 

 Orache, halberd-leaved {Airiylexhastata) , 



use of, 270, 306. 

 Orange Co., N. C, Occaneechi occupied 



a village near Hillsboro in, 164. 

 Orapaks, habitation of Powhatan on 



Chickahamania Pv^iver, 643, 644. 

 Origin myth of Muskogee, 25. 

 Origin of Southeastern tribes, discussion 



of, 22. 

 Crista, province of, 18. 

 Ornamentation, 481-541. 



differences between ornaments worn 

 by men and women. 541. 

 Orobio y Basterra, Capt., estimate of 



Akokisa population by, 86. 

 Orontium aquaticum, use of, 271, 272. 

 Ortiz, Juan, interpreter for De Soto, 

 40, 151, 693. 

 death of, 55. 

 Osage-orange (Toxylon pomiferum), use 



of, 578, 579. 

 Osage reservation, 176. 

 Osages, 142, 466, 518, 547. 

 Osceola, belongings of, 468. 



brains of Seminole uprising, 181, 



182. 

 capture and imprisonment of, 80, 

 181. 

 Osochi, 29, 116, 138, 168, 169, 216, 239, 

 547, 827. 



located between Chattahoochee and 

 Flint Rivers, 169. 



Osochi, moved to west bank of Chatta- 

 hoochee and settled above Chiaha 169. 

 part settled at CouncU Hill to be 



near the Hitchiti, 169. 

 population, 169. 



removed to Okla., and settled on 

 Arkansas River, near city of 

 Muskogee, 169. 

 sketch of, 169. 

 Ospo, Quale mission station, 135. 

 Ossachile, see Osochi. 

 Ostenaco, Cherokee chief, 692. 

 Otarij'atiqui, classification of, 67. 

 Otciapofa, or "Hickory Ground," name 

 of town on Coosa River, 125, 144, 153. 

 clans and gentes, 656. 

 Otci'si, Hitchiti word applied to Mus- 

 kogee, 127. 

 Otoa, see Tamathli. 

 Otsot^, Indian village, 640, 641. 

 Otter River, Campbell Co., Va., home 



of Saponi, 178. 

 Ouacha, French form of Washa, 204. 

 Ouachita, see Washita. 

 Ouachita Mountains, 14. 

 Ouachita Plateau, 4, 14. 

 Ouachita Province, Indian population 



found by De Soto in, 14. 

 Ouachita River, Ark. and La., 13, 29, 55, 

 56. 



Avoyel on, 95. 



early home of Tunica, 197, 198. 



identification with River of Cayas 



or Anilco, 54. 

 named for Washita tribe, 204. 

 Ouad6, Huguenot name for Quale set- 

 tlement, 135. 

 Ougapa, Indian town on Miss., 641. 

 Oulchionis, see Doustioni. 

 Oustack, name used by Lederer for 

 Yuchi, 213. 



See also Westo. 

 Outasite, see Ostenaco, 

 Oviedo y Valdez, Gonzalo Fernandez 

 de (el Capitan), on houses, 405, 406, 

 421. 

 Ozark Plateau, 4, 14. 

 Ozarks, Bluff Dwellers of the, 33. 



discovery of Bluff Culture in the, 14 

 Pacaha, town in Arkansas, with moat 

 and stockade, 433, 435. 

 shields found at, 588. 

 Pacaha, tribe met by De Soto, 53, 54, 



176, 212, 490, 589, 737. 

 Padgeeligau, on Flint River, home of 



Yuchi, 214. 

 Padilla, Fray Augustin, 60. 

 Padilla, Davila, 829. 



on horses, 347. 

 Padilla, Juan Antonio, estimate of 

 Anadarko population by, 89. 

 on poisoned arrows, 576. 

 on towns, 634. 

 Pafallaya, meaning and derivation of 

 name, 51. 



name used by Elvas for province, 

 51, 121. 



