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Quiguate, Indian town, 54, 651. 

 Quinahaqui, classification of, as Cataw- 



ba-Siouan town, 67. 

 Quinipissa, 29, 152, 158, 176, 177, 190, 

 218. 



found by La Salle at mouth of 



Miss., 176, 190. 

 name, interpretation of, in Choc- 

 taw and Chickasaw tongues, 218, 

 population, 177. 



See Bayogoula. 

 sketch of, 176-177. 

 supposed to have united with 



Mugulasha, 177. 

 treacherous attack on La Salle, 177. 

 visited by Iberville for second 

 time, 177. 

 Quinipissa River, 95. 

 Quioccosan, Indian word meaning 



temple, 744. 

 Quioquascacke, name of God of the 



Potomacs, 743. 

 Quiozogon, Siouan word for temple, 753. 

 Quipana, Indian village, 55. 

 Quirotoqui, see Quinahaqui. 

 Quiyoughcohanock, Indian village, 709. 

 Quizquiz, possible branch of Tunica en- 

 countered by De Soto, 52. 

 Quizquiz, province of, location, 54. 

 Rabun Gap, 47. 

 Raccoon Creek, 48. 

 Racuchi, see Aracuchi. 

 Radcliffe, Dr. Lewis, on fish, 266. 

 Rafts, constructed of cane by De Soto 



army, 50. 

 Raleigh, Sir Walter, attempts at coloni- 

 zation by, 75-76. 

 Raleigh colonists, 18. 



Nottoway first mentioned by, 163. 

 refuge with Croatan, 137. 

 Weapemeoc found in North Caro- 

 lina by, 206. 

 Ramon, Capt. Domingo, 155, 162. 



founder of Texas Mission, San 



Francisco de los Texas, 155. 

 garrison stationed at Mission of 

 San Francisco de los Neches by, 

 162. 

 Ramsey, J. G. M., 123. 

 Ranjel, Rodrigo 46, 48, 121, 137, 281, 

 299, 346, 347, 365, 406, 430, 432, 433, 

 440, 462. 



name of Alabama given to small 



village by, 86. 

 on Casqui, 27. 

 on clothing, 469. 

 on coloring of manufactured articles 



608. 

 on De Soto's route, 48. 

 on fighting qualities of Tula 



Indians, 55. 

 on head bands, 508. 

 on household utensils, 560. 

 on implements for hunting and 



fishing, 580, 583, 587. 

 on mats and baskets, 602. 

 on musical instruments, 624, 628. 



Ranjel, Rodrigo, on point where De 

 Soto crossed the Little Tennessee, 47. 

 on province of Caluga, 25. 

 on skin dressing, 442. 

 on stockaded town on Alabama 



River, 434. 

 on sunshade carried over the chief, 



430, 652. 

 on thread and textiles, 451. 

 on transportation, means of, 598, 



601, 602. 

 on weapons, 580, 583, 587. 

 on wet spring experienced by De 

 Soto expedition, 44. 

 Rapahanna, chief of, ear ornaments 

 worn by, 510. 



necklace worn by, 516. 

 Rapides, La., 94. 

 Rappahannock, 175. 

 Rappahannock chief, body paint worn 

 by, 529. 



hair dressing of, 502. 

 Rappahannock River, Va,, Manahoac 



lived on upper waters of, 148. 

 Rasps, 629. 

 Rassawek, Va., Monacan settlement, 



152. 

 Rattles, 626-628. 



Raw materials, distribution of, 253-255. 

 utilized by Southeastern Indians, 

 242, 255. 

 Reatkin, see Yadkin. 

 Rechahecrians, 111. 

 Red Crawfish people, branch of Chak- 



chiuma on Yazoo River, 29. 

 Red-earth, see Kan-tcati. 

 Red Ground, see Kan-tcati. 

 "Red House," see Tcuko tcati. 

 Red House Hammock, Ga., 26. 

 Red ocher, use of to make paint, 243. 

 Red River, 21, 24, 29, 30, 72, 84, 94. 

 Alabama Indians on, 87. 

 Apalachee settlement on, 91. 

 Biloxi located on by Hutchins, 97. 

 Houma opposite mouth of , 139, 198. 

 identification of with river in Mus- 

 kogee myths, 25. 

 Kadohadacho located above bend 



of, 141, 142. 

 Koasati on, 145, 146. 

 land granted Choctaw along, 122. 

 later home of Cahinnio, 100 

 Nabedache living near Shreveport 



on, 154. 

 Natasi tribe site, 158. 

 Ofo settled near mouth of, as allies 



of French, 166. 

 Pakana settled with Taensa and 



Apalachee on, 170. 

 point at which crossed by Moscoso, 



57. 

 Quapaw removed to Caddo country 



on, 176. 

 removal of Hainai from Texas to 



north side of, 137. 

 removal of Natchitoches by St. 

 Denis from, 130, 161. 



