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INDEX 



Pagellus acarne, 266. 



Pagonias chromis, 267, 



Paint, made by Southeastern Indians, 



243. 

 Pakan Tallahassee Indians, mentioned 



by the Spanish, 170. 

 Pakan Tallahassee, Square Ground of, 



776. 

 Pakana, 91, 153, 170, 189, 218. 



first known on Hatchet Creek, 



Coosa Co., Ala., 170. 

 name, interpretation of in Musko- 

 gee tongue, 218. 

 population, 170. 

 sketch of, 170. 



supposed to have united with Ala- 

 bama in Tex., 170. 

 Palachocolas, see Parachocolas Fort. 

 Palawana Island, granted to Cusabo, 

 129. 



granted to Natchez, 129, 160 

 Paliaca, town subject to Mission of 



Nombre de Dios, 179. 

 Palisema, province of, 54, 55. 

 Palmetto, blue (Rhapidophyllum hystrix) 



use as food, 285, 287, 296. 

 Palm, needle (Rhapidophyllum hystrix) ^ 



use as food, 285, 287. 

 Pamaunche, King, Indian chief, 610. 

 Pamaunke, land subject to Powhatan, 



643. 

 Pamaunke River, 643. 

 Pamlico, 170. 



allies of Tuscarora, 170. 



bad treatment by Tuscarora, 

 170. 

 first discovered by English, 170. 

 first reported on Pamlico River, 



N. C, 170. 

 population, 170. 

 sketch of, 170. 

 smallpox among, 170. 

 vocabularv preserved, 170. 

 Pamhco River! N. C, 170, 199, 800. 



home of Pamlico Indians, 170. 

 Pamlico Sound, N. C, 15. 



Machapimga lived between Albe- 

 marle Sound and, 148. 

 Pamunkey, 175. 



Pamunkey chief, pearls worn by, 488. 

 Panama, Isthmus of, 33, 35. 

 Panicum maximum, uses of, 244, 288, 



293. 

 Panicum sp., use of as food, 285, 286, 



288. 

 Pan-Indian movements, reference to, 81. 

 Pa°s-falaya, meaning "Long Hair," 



name for Choctaw, 51, 121. 

 Panuco, Mexico, 35, 37, 59, 74. 

 Parachocolas Fort, 92. 

 Paraguay, inhabitants of, 825. 



original home of Tupi, 824. 

 Pardo, Juan, Spanish captain, 28, 30, 45, 

 46, 67, 69, 104, 109, 110, 115, 125, 126, 

 145, 151, 183, 186, 200, 205, 213, 647. 

 Cofitachequi visited by, 143. 

 destruction of fort established by, 

 205. 



Pardo, Juan, expedition of, 64-66. 



fort at Chattooga Ridge built by, 



109. 

 Koasati among tribes who opposed, 



145. 

 narratives on location of town of 



Ilapi, 45. 

 on route of De Soto after leaving 

 Cofitachequi, 46. 

 Pareja, Father, 165, 281, 382, 499, 648, 



657, 661, 762, 765, 766, 767, 829. 

 Parker, Wm. B., 142, 400. 

 Pascagoula, 73, 80, 97, 103, 151, 170, 

 171, 196, 197, 218, 327, 829, 831. 

 accompanied the Biloxi to Okla., 



171. 

 agricultural methods, 310. 

 burial customs, 727, 811. 

 crossed Miss, and settled on Red 



River, 171. 

 food preserving, 377, 378. 

 lands sold to Miller and Fulton bv, 



171. 

 moved to Gulf Coast, according to 



Du Pratz, 171. 

 musical instruments, 625, 627. 

 name, interpretation of in Choctaw 



and Chickasaw tongues, 218. 

 permitted to locate at confluence of 

 the Rigolet du Bon Dieu and Red 

 River, 171. 

 population, 171. 

 pottery, 550, 551. 

 probably died out, 171. 

 removed to lands granted them by 



Choctaw, on Bayou Boeuf, 171. 

 settlement in Texas, 97. 

 sketch of, 170-171. 

 source material on, 829, 831. 

 territory between Bayou de la 

 Coeur and Bayou Philippe 

 granted to, 171. 

 visited by Bienville on Pascagoula 



River, 170. 

 visited by Iberville on Pascagoula 



River, 171. 

 See also Biloxi. 

 Pascagoula River, 96, 97, 103, 151, 170, 

 196, 800. 



Biloxi fort on, 437. 

 site of Pascagoula village, 103, 151, 

 170. 

 Pasquotank, tribe of Weapemeoc con- 

 federation, 206. 

 Passionflower (Passijiora incarnata) , 

 use as food, 274, 285, 286, 289, 294, 297. 

 Patapsco River, Md., home of part of 



Shawnee, 184. 

 Patiri, 130, 172, 240. 



associated with Akokisa and Dea- 

 dose in Mission of San Ildefonso, 

 86, 96. 

 final history unknown, 172. 

 population unknown, 172. 

 sketch of, 172. 



tribe in central Tex. west of Trinity 

 River, 172. 

 Patofa, Indian town, 44. 



