INDEX 



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Sawanogi, 142. 



Sawokli, 22, 131, 138, 150, 179, 181, 189, 

 218. 



branch of among Lower Creeks, 180, 

 driven from home by Indians and 



English, 180. 

 gave up Square Ground to join 



Hitchiti, 180. 

 name, interpretation of, in Hitch- 

 iti tongue, 218. 

 population, 180, 181. 

 settled in Okla. near Okmulgee, 180. 

 sketch of, 179-181. 

 town called Samboukia by Coxe, 28. 

 town on Yazoo River shown on 

 Louvigny map, 28. 

 Sawokli mission, 107, 180. 

 Saxapahaw, on Haw River, N. C, 

 principal settlement of Sissipahaw, 

 186. 

 Sayre, Pa., home of part of Saponi, 178. 

 Scaife, Walter, on identification of 

 Florida river discovered by Pineda, 

 35. 

 SchaeflFer, George E., 655. 

 Schermerhorn, 119, 123, 146. 

 Schneider, Martin, Moravian missionary 

 on houses of Cherokee, 403. 

 on townhouse of Cherokee, 403. 

 on towns, 636, 637. 

 Schockoores, see Shakori. 

 Scholes, France v., and Mera, H. P., 241. 

 Schoolcraft, Henry R., 98, 119, 142, 828. 

 on origin of Caddo, 24. 

 on origin of Catawba, 23. 

 SchuUer, Rudolph, on early Portuguese 



expedition, 34. 

 Scratchers, 564. 

 Scuppernong {Vitis rotundifolia) , use of, 



288. 

 Seagrapes {Coccoloba uvif era), use of, 282. 

 Secotan, images in, 614. 



necklaces worn by girls of, 516. 

 temple in, 742. 

 town of, 631, 743. 



"wreathes" worn by women of, 508. 

 Segura, Father Juan Bautista, Jesuit 

 missionary, 70. 



visited Tekesta with brother of 



chief, 192. 



Seminole, 19, 30, 64, 92, 132, 133, 138, 



147, 150, 181, 182, 190, 194, 215, 218, 



220, 221, 225, 226, 283, 802, 806, 827, 



828. 



agricultural methods, 305. 



arm bands, 522. 



artistic development, 624. 



beds, 422. 



body paint, 528. 



bows and arrows, 574, 578. 



clans, 225, 226. 



clothing, 467, 468, 474, 475, 477, 



525. 

 cooking, 354, 369. 

 ear ornaments, 514. 

 finger rings, 523. 

 fire making, 425, 427. 



Seminole, food, 283, 284, 297. 

 games, 675. 

 hair dressing, 500. 

 head bands, 509. 

 horses, 348. 



household utensils, 559, 560, 563. 

 houses, 395, 396, 397 (fig.), 398, 



399, 421, 422. 

 hunting, 331. 

 language identified as Creek, 181, 



182. 

 mats and baskets, 605. 

 members of Muskhogean linguistic 



family, 238. 

 metals, 495. 

 Mico Chlucco (the Long Warrior), 



King of the, 509. 

 moral characteristics, 234. 

 musical instruments, 625, 629. 

 name, interpretation of, in Mus- 

 kogee tongue, 218. 

 necklaces, 517, 520. 

 number remaining in Southeast 



after Indian removal, 80. 

 ornamentation, 487. 

 phvsical characteristics, 220, 221, 



225, 226, 234. 

 population, 182. 

 removal to Seminole Co., Okla., 



80, 182. 

 resistance to treaty of removal, 80. 

 sketch of, 181-182. 

 skin dressing, 447. 

 songs, 102. 



source materials on, 828. 

 territory, ceremonial ground main- 

 tained by Hitchiti in, 138. 

 towns, 634, 635. 

 tribes joining in Florida, 87. 

 visited by Frances Densmore, 102. 

 weapons, 574, 578. 

 Seminole Nation, 142, 150, 165, 182, 189, 

 210. 



in Okla., Kan-hatki population 

 moved to, 142. 

 Seminole War, 64, 79, 80, 102, 150, 



181, 182. 

 Semmes, Raphael, 831. 



on transportation, means of, 596. 

 Seneca country, Tuscarora located on 



reservation in, 199. 

 Seneca Creek, Oconee Co., S. C, loca- 

 tion of northern branch of Oconee, 

 165. 

 Seneca Indians, 163. 

 Seneca River, Seneca Co., N. Y., home 



of remnant of Saponi, 178. 

 Sequoya, Cherokee Chief, settled in 

 Arkansas, 113. 



phonetic symbols adapted by, 735. 

 Seretee, see Santee. 



Serrano y Sanz, Manuel, 269, 302, 437. 

 Serrop6, see Surruque. 

 Sesostrie Yauchicant, see Young, Sam. 

 Settico, Cherokee town, 431. 

 Seuel, P., missionary, murdered by 

 Koroa and Yazoo, 147. 



