and anecdotes of, 623; de-
feated at the River Thames,
and killed, 020.
IEETEENEHOGAROW,Visits Eng-
land, 510.
Telfair, Gov., and GEN. M'GIL-
LIVRAY, 386.
Temple, Lieut., in the Florida
war, 471.
Tensau, settlement of, de-
stroyed, 395.
Tewksbury, (Wamesit,) a town
of Praying Indians, 179.
TETONINHOKERAWEN, (NOR-
TON,) visit to England, 027;
at the capture of Magara, 623.
Thacher, Anthony, of Plym-
outh, 86.
Thacher, Dr. James, of
outh, 585.
TORAMAHAMON, a Wampanoag,
78; faithful to the English,
89-93; goes against CAUNBI-
TANT With Standish, 93.
Plym-TOKAMONA, Sachem of Seconet,
201; goes with PHILIP to Ply
mouth, to confirm a treaty,
204; killed by the Narragan-
sets, 204.
Tharp, Capt., killed in Harmer's
defeat, 687.
THEBE, (PEERE,) killed in
PHILIP'S War, 200, 210, 272.
Theopompus, supposed to refer
to America, 19.
Thomas, Capt., cast away in
Florida, 487.
THOMAS, JOHN, dies above 100
vears old, 113.
Thomas, J., escapes from Dade's
massacre, 418.
Thomas, Lt., at battle of Lake
Monroe, 479, 488.
THOMAS, of Nashoba, 182.
THOMAS, of Nemasket, 194.
THOMAS, a Tarratine, of Negus
set, 284.
Thompson, Col., killed in Flor-
ida, 421, 462, 483.
Thompson, Gen., Indian agent,
464.
Thompson, J. W. B., extraordi-
nary escape of, 471.
Thompson, Rev. Mr., of Brain-
TOKINOSH, an Indian preacher,
182.
TOLONY, a husband of Aw,
SHONKS, 249, 251.
TOM, CAPT., (WATTASACOMPO-
NOM.) 181, 277, 334, 697.
Том, Сарт., а mischievous
Tarratine, kills people at
Hampton, N. H., 397.
TOM JEMMY, (Soonangise,) 599.
TOMORA, JOHN, taken prisoner,
TOMOCHICHI, sachem of Yama-
craw, 39; goes to England
with Gen. Oglethorp, 370 ; his
speech to the king, 370; re-
turns to Carolina; dies; mon-
ument to his memory, 371.
TоMоCOMо, counsellor to Pow-
HATAN, Who sends him to
England as a spy, 354; his
attempt to enumerate the
people, 355; marries a sister
of POCAHONTAS, 355.
Tompkins, Capt., in Florida
war, 474, 476.
Tompkins, D. D., Gov. of New
York, 666
tree, chaplain in the Narra-
ganset war, 147.
Thompson, John, missionary to
Cherokees, 454.
Thompson, William, mission-
ary to Cherokees, 454.
Thorowgood, T., on origin of Tompson, John, of Barnstable,
Indians, 24, 269.
Thornton, Mr., and TEYONIN-TOONAROWI, goes to England,
MAKERAWEN, 627.
Threlkeld, Ensign, killed in TOQUELMUT, a Tarratine chief,
Harmer's defeat, 687.
Throginorton, J., family of, Torrey, J., buys land of Indi-
murdered, 133.
ans, 109.
Tift, Joshua, executed as a trai-Torrey, William, clerk of Gen-
tor, 219.
TIGER-TAIL, a noted Florida
chief, 489, 494.
Tilden, Joseph, buys land of
Indians, 109.
Tilly, John, murdered by the
Pequots, 169.
Tilton, Lieut., [Jacob,] his des
eral Court of Mass., 714.
TOSKEGEE, defeats Li. Powell,
481, 485; has a talk with Gen.
Jesup, 486; escapes, 488, 489.
Toxus, (Moxus,) 291, &c.
TOTOPOTOMOI, 217; chief of
Pamunky, and successor of
NIKOTOWANCE; killed in the
Rechahechrian war, 33.
ToTosoN, a spelling of TATO
SON, which see.
(BAR-Tour, Lord de la, 307.
perate combat and extraordi-
nary escape from three Tar
ratines, 310.
TIMPOOCHIE-BARNUEL,
NARD,) 398.
Tippecano, battle of, 620.
Tippin, (Tappan?) Lieut., kills
a chief, 294
TISPAQUIN,
193, 196- 244.
TIQUANTUM, (SQUANTO,) 69,
70.
(WATASPEQUIN,)
TITUBA, accused of witchcraft,
302, 303.
res BATER, & Muscogee,
at disorderly
MIANTUNNOMOн, 169; wite
PHILIP, 201; Narragansets
211; Tarratines, 290; of Pem
maquid, 293; of 1676, at Coche-
cho, 715; of 1703, 308, 309, of
1717, 320; of 1737, 337; of
1742, at Philadelphia, 514; of
1754, 33; with seven chiefs
in England, 368 of Paine's
Landing, 411, 463, 464; of
Fort Greenville, 577; of Fort
Harmer,107,613, with BLACK-
HAWK, 643; of Indian Springs,
192; of Schermerhorn with
the Cherokees, 441, 442;
Delawares and Pennsylvania,
514; William Penn and the
Indiaus, 517; at Portsmouth
with the E. Indians, 304
with MUGG at Boston, 289;
with MADOKAWANDO at Ta
connet, 288, 289; at Easton.
Pa., 525; of Miami, 592; of
Moscow, 613; of Detroit, 627:
of Broken Arrow, 300,
Treat, Major, relieves Captain
Mosely, 216.
Trewsdale, Col., in Florida
war, 475, 476.
Trigg, Col., killed at the Blue
Licks, 684
Trott, Rev. Mr., proceedings
against, 455.
Troup, Gov. G. M., his oppres-
sive conduct towards the Che-
rokees, 393, 394, 444, 446, 455.
Trueman, Major, and others,
murdered, 559.
Trumbull, H., his Indian Wars,
129, 130.
luckabatches, 388; Tuckabatche,
Turner, Capt. Nathaniel, sent
against the Pequots with En-
dicott, 116, 168."
Turner, Ephraim, of Boston,
135.
Turner, Capt., [William,] killed
in a desperate fight at the
falls above Deerfield, 259.
[He had a grandson (William
Turner) living in Swanzey in
1736.]
Turner, Humphrey, buys lands
of Indians, 109.
Tuscaroras, 16; join the Iro
quois, 500.
TUSQUOGEN, (Tispaquin,) 242
TUSKIHAJO, à Seminole chief
405.
TWENTY CANOES, a Seneca chief,
(06.
Twiggs, Col., 429; exploit lu
Florida, 487, 490, 491, 649.
In-Twightiies, 16; at war with
the Iroquois, 502.
Two GUNS, a Seneca chief, 606.
TYASHQ, one of PHILIP's cap
tains, 247.
Townsend, [P.,] treats with
dians, 305.
Traditions, not to be relied
upon, 129, 130, 156, 365.
TRASKE, JOSEPH, (BAGESSON,)
298.
Treaties; with MASSASOIT, 86;
with nine chiefs, 94: with
the Massachusetts, 104, 105;
Nipmuks, 103: Mohegans and
Narragansets, 124; Niantiks
and Narragansets, 134; with
PESSACUS and others, 158, 159;
with the Pequots, 166; with
Ubry, Capt., killed in Va
horn's defeat, 621.
Uchees, their country, 9, 16
UCHER BILLY, wounded, (8)
killed, 481
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Umpame, an Indian name
of Plymouth, 251.
UMPTAKISOKE. a Wampa-
noag, 200.
UNCASE, sachem of the
Mohegans; his conduct to
the Narragansets, 123;
the English favor him,
126; his war with SE-
QUASSON, 125; war with
MIANTUN NOMOH, 127; be-
sieged in his fort, 130; an
attempt to kill him. 134;
complains of witcheraft,
135;commits depredations
upon NINIGRET, 138, 139;
the English blind to his
villanies, 141, 112; murders
eight of his neighbors,
117; outlived his enemies;
his artifices in the Pequot
war, 50: his services to
the English, 150; wound-
ed, 152; plots against
MIANTUNNOMOH. 152;
war with PESSACUS; as-
sisted by the English, 154;
attacks a Narraganset
sachem. 159; the English
affect to try him, 160;
they pronounce him guilty
of a
devilish falsehood,"
160; forcibly takes anoth-
er's wife, 160; another
similar outrage. 161;
makes war on OUSAME-
QUIN, 162; English send a
force against him, 164;
incidents, 169: a sorry
Christian, 149: with the
English in PHILIP'S war,
212; protests against the
introduction of Christi-
anity among his people,
UNCATAQUISSET, Since Mil-
ton, Mass., 116.
Underhill, Capt. John, as-
sists the Dutch against
the Indians, 132; in the
Pequot war, 168-170.
UNDERWOOD, a Chickasaw
chief, killed, 687, 688.
(Waeuntug | WAGUSOKE, (Philip,)
Praying Indian settle-
ment, 279.
Van Buren, Martin, 443,
467.
Vane, Gov., Sir Henry, 168,
VANN, DAVID, a Cherokee
senator. 455.
Vannes, Lt. wounded at Pt.
Pleasant, 540.
Vanhorn, Major, defeated
by TECUMSEH, 621.
Vanswearingen, Capt., kill-
ed in Florida, 483.
Vaudreuil, Gov..
tion against N. England,
Wampanoag, 188. 200, 268.
Waggoner, J., escape from
TECUMSEH, 616.
WANGUMACUT, his visit to
Boston, 113, 172.
Wahoo Swamp, bloody bat-
tles there, 484.
WAHOWAH, (HOPEHOOD),
114, 313.
WAIANDANSE, a Long Is-
land Chief, 127, 138.
Waite, Serg. Richard, 139,
148, 268.
Waire, Col., in the Florida
war, 476.
Wakely, T., himself and
family cut off, 287.
Wakely, Isaac, killed at
Casco, 303.
exped-Wakely, Daniel, killed at
Casco, 700.
Venegas, Father on peopie.
ing America, 23.
Verazzini, Capt., his voyage
and death, 68.
Vercheres. Capt.. killed at
Haverhill, 324.
Vetch, Col., in the French
war, 511.
Viall, John.
complains
against the Narragansets,
148.
Vincent, Gen., in the war of
1812, 628.
Vines, R., an early settler
in N. England, 81.
Vitton, Mr., speech on the
Indian Bill, 467.
Virginia, (Wingandacoa,)
first settlement of 354-
364.
Vixon, Robert, a juror to
try Indians, 196.
Volney, C. F., his travels
among the Indians, 573,
574.
Voltaire, M. de, on Indians,
21, 28, 517, 588.
UNKOMPOIN, (AKKOM-WABAN,
POIN.) uncle to PHILIP.
92: his chief couusellor,
78; claims lands in Swan-
zey, 80: executes a treaty
at Plymouth, 81: called
WOONKAPONEHUNT, 83;
and WOHKOMPAHENITT,
84; killed near the close
of Philip's war, 92, 224.
Upham, T. C.. his Poem on
Lovewell's Fight, 313, 400.
UPPANIPPAQUEM, a Nip
muk, 268.
Uppowoc, Indian name of
tobacco, 346.
UPSAWA, an Abenaki, 298.
Uptegrove, Mr., and wife
killed in Florida, 474.
Uring, Capt., his voyage to
N. England, 35.
USKUTUHGUN,
NIM.) 269.
USSAMEQUIN, (OWSAME-
QUIN, 81.
UTTAMATOMAKIN, (TOMо-
COMO,) 554.
UTTSOOWEEST, a Wampa-
noag warrior, 245.
a well-known
Praying Nipmuk; his
marriage, 113; called in
1646, a new sachem,"
117; his first reception of
Eliot, his residence and
age, 178; settles at Natick;
its chief governor or
civil officer, 179; speci-
men of a writ issued by
him, 180; time of his
death uncertain, 180;
gives notice of the hostile
designs of PHILIP, 195;
SAGAMORE SAM'S letter
to 268.
Wabinga, (River Indians,)
281, 510.
WABOKIESHIEK, a Winne-
bago, 641, 659.
Wacasa Swamp,
there, 484.
Wachuset (Princeton,) 104,
110, 229, 274.
Wadsworth, Capt., defeat
and death of 322, 223, 273,
698.
Wadsworth, John, of Ply-
mouth, 196.
WALCUT, called a "ruler "
of KING PHILIP, 195.
Waldron, Major R., 122, 281;
murdered, 299; his treaty
with the Indians, 715.
WALKER, MAJOR, a Chero-
kee chief, 401.
Walker. Jas., of Plymouth,
205.
Walker, Serg., killed at the
fight in Lee, N. H., 335.
Walker, Capt., in the Flori-
da war, 473-477.
Walking purchase, in Penn-
sylvania, 529.
WALK-IN-THE-WATER, 622,
626, 627.
Wallace, Wm.. his family
murdered, 519.
Waller, the poet, extract
from, 344.
Wallis, goodman, killed at
Casco, 700.
Walpole, brave defence of,
Walton, Col., his eastern
expedition, 304.
WALUMBE, (WOROMBO,)
291, 297, 300, 306.
WAMBEBQUASKE, a Pe-
quot, 173.
Wamesit. Indians cruelly
burnt there, 181.
Wampanoags, country of,
16, 82.
WAMPAPAQUAN, executed
for murder, 196.
WAMPATUCK, sachem of
Namassakeset.sells Boston
and country adjacent, 109,
201; his son sells Brain-
tree, 108; some of his
tribe killed by UNCAS, 144;
goes against the Mo-
hawks, and is killed, 109.
WAMPE, G., 109; "a sage
India," 196.
Wampum, how valued, 135,
250; how manufactured,
229; "neither Jew nor
Devil can counterfeit,"
229; signification of the
word, 239.
WAMSUTTA, (ALEXANDER),
which see.
WANADUGUBUENT, a Tar-
ratine, 308.
WANAMATANAMET,
Aquidnek. (R. I.,) 124.
WANNALANCET, sachem
of Merrimack, 181; made
prisoner by the English,
279; friend of them, 279:
governor of Mass. writes
a letter to, 280; restores
English captives,
281;
Mosely sent into his
country and commits
depredations, 281; im-
prisoned for debt, 282;
sachem of Pennakook,
298; makes a treaty at
Dover, 715.
WANNO, a Wampanoag, 194
196, 199, 244.
WANUHO, a Mohegan sa-
chem, 149.
WANUNGONET,
Tarratine, 294.
WAPANSETH, a Рottowat-
tomie, 619.
WAPELLA, a Sauk chief, at
Boston, 674.
Ward, Capt., in battle of
San Felasco, 474.
Ward, Capt. James, killed
at Pt. Pleasant, 540.
Ward, N., his Simple Cobler
of Agawam, 25.
Warham, John, first of the
name in N. England, 327;
war proclaimed by the
English in N.England, 99:
land the chief cause of,
with Indians, 590; all
wars barbarous, 590.
Warner, Capt. John, in Flo-
rida war, 423.
Warren, Col., in the Florida
war, 416-420, 473, 474.
WARRUNGUNT, a Penobscot
chief, 308.
Warwick (Apponaug, Shao-
met), troubles at, 124, 258.
WAUCOSHAUSHE. killed,
673, 674.
Washington, Gen.,anecdote
of a medal of, 43; Indians
visit him at Cambridge,
340; at New York, 386;
his embassy to the French
on the Ohio, 531-533:
takes measures for de-
fence against the western
tribes, 559, 569: his servi-
ces under Braddock, 608,
609: his answers to Corn-
planter. 611: his kindness
towards him, 614.
WASSAMBOMET,
a noted
Tarratine, 305.
WASSAPINEWAT, brother
of Obtakiest, 99.
WASHEMET, & Tarratine
chief, 285.
WATAPACOSON, a Nipmuk
warrior, 265.
WATAPATAHUE, aWampa-
noag, 198.
WATOMBAMET, a Tarratine
Watson. Capt., defeated at
Bryant's Ferry, 428.
Watson, John, Indian mes-
senger, 265.
Watson, Major, in battle of
Oriskana, 581, 582.
Watson, Major, in the Flo-
rida war, 474.
WATTANUMON, a Tarra-
tine, 308, 309.
WATTASACOMPONOM, exe-
cuted, 181, 277, 713, 714.
WATTS, JOHN,& Creek war-
rior, 386.
WATUKPOO, a Wampanoag
WEQUASH, 121, 138, 150, 16),
166, 169.
Weshakom Pond, many In-
dians killed there, 276;
Sterling, 267.
Westbrook, Col., his expe-
dition, 311.
Westerly, R. I., (Weka-
paug,) 331.
counsellor to Philip, 199:
taken prisoner, 245.
WATUSPEQUIN (Tispequin)
a great Wampanoag cap-
tain, and sacliem of Assa-
womset, 193: becomes
surety for other Indians.
196; sells lands jointly
with Philip, 200 other
sales, 242: his depreda-Western antiquities, 55–64.
tions in Philip's war, 242: West, Francis, complains of
burns part of Bridgewater PHILIP, 210.
and Plymouth, 212: sur-
renders to the English,
and they execute him, 244.
WAUGHWAMINO, a Narra-
ganset, 159.
WAMALOAM, wife of Mian-
tunnomah, 125.
WAWNAHTON, a Yankton
chief, 631.
WEST, JOHN, a Cherokee,
115.
Weston, Capt. Thomas, 79,
97.
West, Sir B., his "Penn's
Treaty," 517.
Wethersfield.(Pyquag) mas-
sacre there, 142, 169.
WEWASOWANUET,
IP,) 200, 232.
Weymouth, Edward,
house burnt, 295.
Whedan, Lt., killed in Flor-
ida, 491.
WHEEDBARROW, a Seneca
badly
Wayles, Robert, killed at
Sudbury, 714.
Waymouth. Capt.. voyage
to N. England, 69, 70, 697.
Wayne, Gen., his Indian
names, 573: his western
expedition, 576: a hard
fight with the southern Wheeler. Capt.,
Indians, 407.
wounded, 213.
WEATHERFORD, a great Wheeler, J. F., a Cherokee
Creek chief, 388: takes printer, 454.
Fort Mimms, 389: surren- Wheelock, Dr. E., Indian
ders himself to Gen. Jack- labors of, 183,
son, 389: makes a master- Wheelock, Lieut., dies in
ly speech to him, 390.
Florida, 471.
WEBETAMUK, (Wepitea- Wheelwright, Rev. J., his
mok), 148, 159, 166.
Indian deed, 284.
WEBCOWIT,a Nipmuk pow- Wheelwright's Pond, battle
NOW, 106.
of, 335.
Webb, Capt.. on the Florida Whitaker, Mr., wounded in
station, 429.
Florida, 489.
Webb, Wm., about the Whitaker, a miscreant, with
Walking Purchase, 514. the Indians, 568.
Webster, Hon. Daniel, on Whitchenst. Lt., in the Flor-
Florida war, 426, 427, 439. ida war, 481,
WECOPAUHIM. a Wampa-WHITE-EYES, a noted Dela-
noag, 198.
Weedman, Mr., killed near
St. Augustine, 490.
WEETAMOO, wife of ALEX-
ANDER, 187; complains
against her husband, 188;
joins PHILIP, 189: wife
of QUINNAPIN, 189, 190:
Mrs. Rowlandson's
count of, 240.
WEHANOWNOWIT, sachom
of Swamscot, 284.
Weiser, Conrad, interpre-
ter, 514, 515, 679.
Welcorne, Mr., messenger
to Narraganset, 157.
Welford, Major, at battle of
Quithlecooche, 423,
Wellke, Florida,
there, 471.
Wells, Capt., massacred at
Fort Dearborn, 630.
Wells, Mr., killed at Cherry
Valley, 586.
Wells, (Webhannet.)
tacked, 291.
ware chief, 522, 523; (Ko-
QUETHAGALEELON,) 556,
White, Gen.. destroys the
Hallibees. 397.
Whitehall, (Eng.,) Indian
treaty at, 368.
White Hills, a description
of 315.
WHITE
LION, a Huron
chief, 620.
WHITE LOON, a Winne-
bago, 638.
White, Mr., on the Florida
war, 427, 428
White, Mr., his family at-
tacked. 488.
White, Nathaniel,a captive,
305.
White, Peregrine, the first
white child born in N.
England, 255.
WHITE THUNDER, an Iro-
quois chief, 532.
Whitley, Lieut., in the
Florida war, 471.
Whitman, Vallentine, inter-
preter, 139.
Wickabaug Ponds, ambush
there, 213.
Wickford. (Cocumscussuc,)
troubles at 220.
Wightman. Dr., at the bat-
tle of Ouithlecooche, 423.
Wilberforce, W., assists in
translating Indian lan
guage, 627.
Willet, Col. Marrinus, 386,
579, 581, 587.
Williamson, Col. expedition
of, 519, 521, 565.
Williamson, Hugh, on ori-
gin of the Indians, 23.
Williamson, Peter, his
Narrative, 678.
Williams, Col. E., killed at
L. George, 535.
Williams, John, Narrative
of his captivty, 325.
Williams, J. L., his account
of the Narragansets, 119;
not allowed to visit Bos-
ton, 125; interpreter. 157.
Willis, Comfort, of Bridge-
water, 222, 223.
Wilson, Capt. Samuel,killed
at Point Pleasant, 540.
WINCUMBONE, wife of Mo-
NONOTTO, Saves the lives
of two captive girls, 173;
of an Englishman, an ene-
my, 174.
Winchester, Gen., his de-
feat, 625.
Winder, Capt., his exploit,
484.
Winder, Gen., taken priso-
ner, 628.
WINGENIM,
Delaware
chief, 563, 564.
WINGINA, an early Virgin-
ia chief, 344, 345.
Winnebagoes, country of,
16, 637, 639.
WINNEMAK, opposes TE-
CUMSEH, 618; fought at
Tippecanoe, 629: killed by
LOGAN, 629.
WINNEPURKITT, son of
NANAPASHAMET, 105; his
marriage, 111; anecdote
of, 278.
Winnipisiogee, (Nipisipi-
que.) 324.
Winslow, Edward, 83, 88, 89,
Winslow, Major, 191, 199;
commands in the Narra-
ganset fight, 219; wound-
ed, 255.
Winslow, Nathaniel,
Plymouth, 196.
Winslow's Rock,
Reach, 284.
Winstanly, W..his Worthies
of England, 113, 437.
Winthrop, Gov. J. Jr., 110,
141, 160, 161, 172, 206.
Wirt, William,
WISPOKE, (WOOSPASUCK.)
death, 440.
WISSEMEMET,
210.
Worthington, E., History
of Dedham, 108, 198.
WOTOKOм, a counsellor to
Wretham. Wollomonopoag,
PHILIP, 203.
purchase of 198.
his fort taken, 300: treaty
with, 306.
Wiswall, Capt.. killed in
MET,) 305, 312.
Withers, A. S., his Chroni-Wright. Capt., W., messen-
Lee, N. H., 335.
WITTAWASH, a Narragan- WUTTACKQUIAKOMIN
cles. 539, 540, 541, 545, 565. ger to CANONICUS, 148.
WITTUWAMET,
set, 134, 159.
Wampa-
noag chief, 96; surprised
and barbarously slain,
100.
Woburn, murders there,
WOHWA,
263, 714.
Wolcott, Oliver,
which see.
commissioner, 607.
Wolcott, R., his Poem on
WOLF-KING, a Creek chief,
Indians, 165, 171, 173.
WOLF, a Mohegan, 380; a
363.
WONOHAQUAHAM,
Shawanee, 546.
(SAG.
JOHN,) son of NANAPAS-
HAMET, 104; aids CANON-
ICUS in war, 106; his
house burnt, 111.
WOODCOCK, a Wampanoag,
245.
Wood, Henry, of Middle-
Wood. Joseph, of Pennsyl-
boro', 242.
Wood. W., his New En-
vania, 529.
gland's Prophet, 23, 112,
290, 291.
WOODWARD,T., a Cherokee,
imprisoned, 455.
Woodstock, (Maanexit
Quantisset, Wabquisset.)
Woody, R., complains of
WOONASHENAH,a Wmpa-
PESSACUS, 147.
WOONASHUM,
noag, 245.
199: (MUNASHUM,) 200;
makes a treaty at Plym.
outh, 201; counsellor to
PHILIP, 203: makes an-
other treaty, 204: killed
in the fight on Rehoboth
WOOSPASUCK, a
Plain, 212.
WOOTONEKANUSKE,
lor to PHILIP, 203.
of PHILIP, 194: discov-
ery of the name. 197: sis-
ter to the wife of QUINN-
APIN, 239: (TATAMUMA-
WOQUACANOOSE, & Narra-
QUE.) 199.
ganset, 145.
Worcester, Mr. S. A., im-
prisoned, 454, 457.
Worley, Lieut., killed in
Wormwood, Lieut., killed,
Harmer's defeat, 687.
582.
Tarratine,
291: his residence, 297,
YAHANLAKEE,
chief, 525.
YAHOLOOCHIE,
CLOUD,) 417, 479.
YAHYAHTUTANAGE,
(GREAT-MORTAR,) 384.
Yamacraw,
Yamasees, country of, 16;
there, 369.
Yamopden, a Tale of the
the last of the race, 478.
Wars of KING PHILIP,
Yankee, origin of the name,
170, 190.
Yazoos, country of, 16: de-
Yeardly, Sir George, Gov.
stooyed, 365.
Yeates, J., on the Walking
of Virginia, 360.
Yoeman, Lient., wounded,
Purchase, 529.
423.
York, Me., (Agamentacus),
YOTASH (Yotnesh, &c.) See
destroyed, 290, 292.
Otash.
Youngest-of-the- Thunders,
639.
Young, Dr., his Revenge,
Young-King, a Senecca
Younglove, Dr., his captiv-
chief, 606.
ity, 579.
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