GGaelicmyths468Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198Gallinule, Cherokee name for284Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84Games, discussion of lxviii–lxixGaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494Gane, ——, collection by xxixGann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xliiGanogwioeoñ, legend of359–362Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxvGatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.Gens, features of xlix,1Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122Georgia, expedition from, in 177650Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65Georgia, local legends of415–419Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115Georgia, production of gold in220,221Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61Georgia, raid by citizens of71Georgia, Removal forts in221Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13Germanblood among Cherokee83Ghost country, myths concerning253–254Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89Giants, myths of391,500–501Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxiGill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442Gillespies station, attack on65–66Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505Gist, George,seeSequoya.Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548Glowwormin Cherokee lore309Goat, Cherokee name for265Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.Going-snake, signer of act of union135Gomez, visit to America by191Good,discussion of lvii–lviiiGoose, myths concerning254–255,284,325Goshawk, myths concerning284,466Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135Government, East Cherokee, organization of173Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107Government, tribal, organization of xlixGovernment, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44Grapein Cherokee lore422Grapevine, myths concerning465,501Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxviiGraves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214Gray squirrel, myths concerning262Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230Greenland, work in xviiiGreensnake, myths concerning280,296–297Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453Grippeamong East Cherokee179Groundhog, myths concerning279,452Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436Grouse,seePheasant.Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194Guasili,seeGuaxule.Guatari,seeWateree.Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377Guns, seeFirearms.Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377HHabitat, Cherokee14–15Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16Haleon Cherokee migrations191Haleon Iroquoian migrations189Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77Hanging-maw, wounding of74Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125Harden, William, acknowledgments to13Hard Labor, treaty of46,203Hard-mush, death of145Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiiiHarris, Bird,plan for emigration by156Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179Hatcher, J. B., work of xviiiHatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491Haunted whirlpool, legend of347Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76Headdress, Cherokee474Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxivHeckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495Hell, development of concept of lxxxvHemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447Henryon Ojibwa myths445Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505Heronon Cherokee myths284,285Heroism, legends of394–395,501Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviiiHewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxviHeyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143Hiadeoni, legend of356,489Hichitee, deer songs of435Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115Hightower, establishment of mission at105Hillabee, capture of91Hindu myths431Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397Historyof Cherokee14–228Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxiHiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxiiHog, Cherokee name for215Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84Holston, supplement to treaty of77Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xliiHoney,seeBees.Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284Hooting owl, myth concerning241Hopewell, location of211Hopewell, treaty of61Hopewell, violations of treaty of68Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlixHopi, Owakülti altar of l, liiiHopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–liiHorned owl, Cherokee name for281,284Horned owl, myth concerning241Hornet, myth concerning405Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213Horsesamong East Cherokee176Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462Hough, DrWalter, work of xvHouma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Houses, Cherokee82,137Houses, East Cherokee166Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145Houston, Samuel, life of222–224Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144Huckleberries, myths concerning259Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455Humor, Cherokee397–399,503Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82Hunting, relation of, to games lxixHutchinson Indian warpath207Hyades, myth concerning442
GGaelicmyths468Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198Gallinule, Cherokee name for284Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84Games, discussion of lxviii–lxixGaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494Gane, ——, collection by xxixGann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xliiGanogwioeoñ, legend of359–362Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxvGatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.Gens, features of xlix,1Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122Georgia, expedition from, in 177650Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65Georgia, local legends of415–419Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115Georgia, production of gold in220,221Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61Georgia, raid by citizens of71Georgia, Removal forts in221Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13Germanblood among Cherokee83Ghost country, myths concerning253–254Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89Giants, myths of391,500–501Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxiGill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442Gillespies station, attack on65–66Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505Gist, George,seeSequoya.Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548Glowwormin Cherokee lore309Goat, Cherokee name for265Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.Going-snake, signer of act of union135Gomez, visit to America by191Good,discussion of lvii–lviiiGoose, myths concerning254–255,284,325Goshawk, myths concerning284,466Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135Government, East Cherokee, organization of173Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107Government, tribal, organization of xlixGovernment, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44Grapein Cherokee lore422Grapevine, myths concerning465,501Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxviiGraves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214Gray squirrel, myths concerning262Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230Greenland, work in xviiiGreensnake, myths concerning280,296–297Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453Grippeamong East Cherokee179Groundhog, myths concerning279,452Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436Grouse,seePheasant.Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194Guasili,seeGuaxule.Guatari,seeWateree.Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377Guns, seeFirearms.Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377HHabitat, Cherokee14–15Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16Haleon Cherokee migrations191Haleon Iroquoian migrations189Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77Hanging-maw, wounding of74Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125Harden, William, acknowledgments to13Hard Labor, treaty of46,203Hard-mush, death of145Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiiiHarris, Bird,plan for emigration by156Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179Hatcher, J. B., work of xviiiHatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491Haunted whirlpool, legend of347Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76Headdress, Cherokee474Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxivHeckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495Hell, development of concept of lxxxvHemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447Henryon Ojibwa myths445Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505Heronon Cherokee myths284,285Heroism, legends of394–395,501Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviiiHewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxviHeyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143Hiadeoni, legend of356,489Hichitee, deer songs of435Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115Hightower, establishment of mission at105Hillabee, capture of91Hindu myths431Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397Historyof Cherokee14–228Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxiHiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxiiHog, Cherokee name for215Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84Holston, supplement to treaty of77Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xliiHoney,seeBees.Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284Hooting owl, myth concerning241Hopewell, location of211Hopewell, treaty of61Hopewell, violations of treaty of68Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlixHopi, Owakülti altar of l, liiiHopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–liiHorned owl, Cherokee name for281,284Horned owl, myth concerning241Hornet, myth concerning405Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213Horsesamong East Cherokee176Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462Hough, DrWalter, work of xvHouma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Houses, Cherokee82,137Houses, East Cherokee166Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145Houston, Samuel, life of222–224Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144Huckleberries, myths concerning259Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455Humor, Cherokee397–399,503Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82Hunting, relation of, to games lxixHutchinson Indian warpath207Hyades, myth concerning442
GGaelicmyths468Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198Gallinule, Cherokee name for284Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84Games, discussion of lxviii–lxixGaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494Gane, ——, collection by xxixGann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xliiGanogwioeoñ, legend of359–362Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxvGatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.Gens, features of xlix,1Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122Georgia, expedition from, in 177650Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65Georgia, local legends of415–419Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115Georgia, production of gold in220,221Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61Georgia, raid by citizens of71Georgia, Removal forts in221Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13Germanblood among Cherokee83Ghost country, myths concerning253–254Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89Giants, myths of391,500–501Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxiGill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442Gillespies station, attack on65–66Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505Gist, George,seeSequoya.Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548Glowwormin Cherokee lore309Goat, Cherokee name for265Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.Going-snake, signer of act of union135Gomez, visit to America by191Good,discussion of lvii–lviiiGoose, myths concerning254–255,284,325Goshawk, myths concerning284,466Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135Government, East Cherokee, organization of173Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107Government, tribal, organization of xlixGovernment, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44Grapein Cherokee lore422Grapevine, myths concerning465,501Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxviiGraves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214Gray squirrel, myths concerning262Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230Greenland, work in xviiiGreensnake, myths concerning280,296–297Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453Grippeamong East Cherokee179Groundhog, myths concerning279,452Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436Grouse,seePheasant.Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194Guasili,seeGuaxule.Guatari,seeWateree.Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377Guns, seeFirearms.Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377HHabitat, Cherokee14–15Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16Haleon Cherokee migrations191Haleon Iroquoian migrations189Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77Hanging-maw, wounding of74Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125Harden, William, acknowledgments to13Hard Labor, treaty of46,203Hard-mush, death of145Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiiiHarris, Bird,plan for emigration by156Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179Hatcher, J. B., work of xviiiHatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491Haunted whirlpool, legend of347Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76Headdress, Cherokee474Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxivHeckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495Hell, development of concept of lxxxvHemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447Henryon Ojibwa myths445Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505Heronon Cherokee myths284,285Heroism, legends of394–395,501Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviiiHewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxviHeyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143Hiadeoni, legend of356,489Hichitee, deer songs of435Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115Hightower, establishment of mission at105Hillabee, capture of91Hindu myths431Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397Historyof Cherokee14–228Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxiHiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxiiHog, Cherokee name for215Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84Holston, supplement to treaty of77Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xliiHoney,seeBees.Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284Hooting owl, myth concerning241Hopewell, location of211Hopewell, treaty of61Hopewell, violations of treaty of68Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlixHopi, Owakülti altar of l, liiiHopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–liiHorned owl, Cherokee name for281,284Horned owl, myth concerning241Hornet, myth concerning405Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213Horsesamong East Cherokee176Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462Hough, DrWalter, work of xvHouma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Houses, Cherokee82,137Houses, East Cherokee166Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145Houston, Samuel, life of222–224Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144Huckleberries, myths concerning259Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455Humor, Cherokee397–399,503Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82Hunting, relation of, to games lxixHutchinson Indian warpath207Hyades, myth concerning442
GGaelicmyths468Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198Gallinule, Cherokee name for284Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84Games, discussion of lxviii–lxixGaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494Gane, ——, collection by xxixGann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xliiGanogwioeoñ, legend of359–362Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxvGatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.Gens, features of xlix,1Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122Georgia, expedition from, in 177650Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65Georgia, local legends of415–419Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115Georgia, production of gold in220,221Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61Georgia, raid by citizens of71Georgia, Removal forts in221Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13Germanblood among Cherokee83Ghost country, myths concerning253–254Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89Giants, myths of391,500–501Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxiGill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442Gillespies station, attack on65–66Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505Gist, George,seeSequoya.Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548Glowwormin Cherokee lore309Goat, Cherokee name for265Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.Going-snake, signer of act of union135Gomez, visit to America by191Good,discussion of lvii–lviiiGoose, myths concerning254–255,284,325Goshawk, myths concerning284,466Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135Government, East Cherokee, organization of173Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107Government, tribal, organization of xlixGovernment, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44Grapein Cherokee lore422Grapevine, myths concerning465,501Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxviiGraves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214Gray squirrel, myths concerning262Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230Greenland, work in xviiiGreensnake, myths concerning280,296–297Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453Grippeamong East Cherokee179Groundhog, myths concerning279,452Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436Grouse,seePheasant.Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194Guasili,seeGuaxule.Guatari,seeWateree.Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377Guns, seeFirearms.Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377
G
Gaelicmyths468Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198Gallinule, Cherokee name for284Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84Games, discussion of lxviii–lxixGaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494Gane, ——, collection by xxixGann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xliiGanogwioeoñ, legend of359–362Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxvGatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.Gens, features of xlix,1Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122Georgia, expedition from, in 177650Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65Georgia, local legends of415–419Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115Georgia, production of gold in220,221Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61Georgia, raid by citizens of71Georgia, Removal forts in221Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13Germanblood among Cherokee83Ghost country, myths concerning253–254Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89Giants, myths of391,500–501Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxiGill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442Gillespies station, attack on65–66Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505Gist, George,seeSequoya.Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548Glowwormin Cherokee lore309Goat, Cherokee name for265Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.Going-snake, signer of act of union135Gomez, visit to America by191Good,discussion of lvii–lviiiGoose, myths concerning254–255,284,325Goshawk, myths concerning284,466Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135Government, East Cherokee, organization of173Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107Government, tribal, organization of xlixGovernment, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44Grapein Cherokee lore422Grapevine, myths concerning465,501Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxviiGraves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214Gray squirrel, myths concerning262Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230Greenland, work in xviiiGreensnake, myths concerning280,296–297Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453Grippeamong East Cherokee179Groundhog, myths concerning279,452Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436Grouse,seePheasant.Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194Guasili,seeGuaxule.Guatari,seeWateree.Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377Guns, seeFirearms.Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377
Gaelicmyths468
Gallatin, Albert, on Cherokee linguistic relationship16
Gallatin, Alberton Cherokee syllabary219,220
Gallatin, Alberton De Soto’s route193,198
Gallinule, Cherokee name for284
Galphin, George, establishment of trading post by193
Galûñ′lătĭ, myths concerning231,239,240,452
Gamblingamong Indians lxviii–lxix,434,465
Gambold, Rev. J., Cherokee missionary84
Games, discussion of lxviii–lxix
Gaʼnaʼ, legend of367–370,492–494
Gane, ——, collection by xxix
Gann, Thomas, memoir by xli–xlii
Ganogwioeoñ, legend of359–362
Gansĕ′ʻti,seeRattling-gourd387
Garcilaso de la Vegaon De Soto’s expedition23–27,191–201
Gatayŭstĭ gameof Cherokee434
Gatayŭstĭ game, myths concerning258–259,310,311–315,464
Gatschet, Dr A. S., on Alabama migration99
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Biloxi linguistic affinity500
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba linguistic affinity498
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Catawba name for Cherokee16
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw390
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Chickasaw500
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek genesis legend229
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creeks499
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Creek towns199,201
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins212
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Hichitee deer songs435
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Koasati migration99
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Mobilian trade language187
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on name Cofitachiqui193
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on sacred fire503
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Taskigi among Creeks389
Gatschet, Dr A. S. on Yuchi myths421
Gatschet, Dr A. S., work of xvii–xviii, xxv
Gatûñ′waʻli,seeHard-mush.
Gauntlet running, Indian custom of490
Gayarréon Natchez among Cherokee386
Genesis myths,seeCosmogonic myths,SACRED MYTHS.
Gens, features of xlix,1
Gentleman of Elvas,seeElvas.
Gentleman’s Magazineon Cherokee war of 1760–6145
Geological Survey, acknowledgments to12
Georgia, agreement between Federal Government and (1802)114
Georgia, arrest of John Ross by122
Georgia, expedition from, in 177650
Georgia, extension of laws of, over Cherokee221
Georgia, intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga65
Georgia, local legends of415–419
Georgia, opposition to allotment project by114
Georgia, part taken by, in Cherokee removal114–120,129,140
Georgia, pressure for land cessions by114–115
Georgia, production of gold in220,221
Georgia, protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by61
Georgia, raid by citizens of71
Georgia, Removal forts in221
Georgia State Historical Society, acknowledgments to13
Germanblood among Cherokee83
Ghost country, myths concerning253–254
Ghost-dance religionamong Cherokee89
Giants, myths of391,500–501
Gibson, Col.John, on name Talligewi184
Gill, DeLancey W., work of xxxi
Gill, Rev. W. W., on Polynesian myths,431,442
Gillespies station, attack on65–66
Gilmer, Governor, declaration of, concerning delay in removal129
Ginsengin Cherokee lore421,425,505
Gist, George,seeSequoya.
Glass, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle shoals by68
Glossaryof Cherokee words506–548
Glowwormin Cherokee lore309
Goat, Cherokee name for265
Gold, discovery of, in Cherokee country116
Gold, occurrence of, in Cherokee country26,29,220–221
Golden Circle, Knights of, secessionist organization148
Golden eagle, Cherokee ideas concerning281
Golden eagle,see alsoEagle.
Going-snake, signer of act of union135
Gomez, visit to America by191
Good,discussion of lvii–lviii
Goose, myths concerning254–255,284,325
Goshawk, myths concerning284,466
Gourdin Cherokee lore454–455
Government, Cherokee, modification in112–113,116,135
Government, East Cherokee, organization of173
Government, Indian, steps toward abolition of153–154
Government, republican, adoption of, by Cherokee106–107
Government, tribal, organization of xlix
Government, United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by82–83,104–105
Grant, Col. ——, expedition against Cherokee under44
Grapein Cherokee lore422
Grapevine, myths concerning465,501
Graphic art, nature and development of lxxiv–lxxvii
Graves, Edward, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by214
Gray squirrel, myths concerning262
Greeley, Horace, on Cherokee part in civil war148
Greeley, Horaceon effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws118
Greeley, Horaceon events preceding removal125
Greeley, Horaceon imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia120
Green-corn danceamong western Cherokee146
Green-corn dance, component ceremonies of279,290,452
Green-corn dance, fire lighting before396
Green-corn dance, purificatory rites in230
Greenland, work in xviii
Greensnake, myths concerning280,296–297
Greer, L. M., acknowledgments to13
Gregg, Josiah, on Shawano myths437
Gregory bald, myths concerning407,473
Grinnellon Blackfoot and Pawnee myths432,445–446,447,451,462–63,473
Grinnellon Blackfoot method of catching eagles453
Grippeamong East Cherokee179
Groundhog, myths concerning279,452
Ground squirrel, myths concerning251,263,436
Grouse,seePheasant.
Grubworm, myths and lore concerning251–252,280,308
Guadalajara, Cherokee in vicinity of146
Guaquili, De Soto’s visit to25,28,194
Guasili,seeGuaxule.
Guatari,seeWateree.
Guaxule, De Soto’s visit to25,26,195–197
Guess (Guest), George,seeSequoya.
Gûlsadihĭ′, legend of376–377
Guns, seeFirearms.
Gûñskăli′skĭ, legend of375–377
HHabitat, Cherokee14–15Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16Haleon Cherokee migrations191Haleon Iroquoian migrations189Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77Hanging-maw, wounding of74Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125Harden, William, acknowledgments to13Hard Labor, treaty of46,203Hard-mush, death of145Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiiiHarris, Bird,plan for emigration by156Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179Hatcher, J. B., work of xviiiHatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491Haunted whirlpool, legend of347Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76Headdress, Cherokee474Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxivHeckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495Hell, development of concept of lxxxvHemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447Henryon Ojibwa myths445Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505Heronon Cherokee myths284,285Heroism, legends of394–395,501Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviiiHewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxviHeyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143Hiadeoni, legend of356,489Hichitee, deer songs of435Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115Hightower, establishment of mission at105Hillabee, capture of91Hindu myths431Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397Historyof Cherokee14–228Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxiHiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxiiHog, Cherokee name for215Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84Holston, supplement to treaty of77Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xliiHoney,seeBees.Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284Hooting owl, myth concerning241Hopewell, location of211Hopewell, treaty of61Hopewell, violations of treaty of68Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlixHopi, Owakülti altar of l, liiiHopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–liiHorned owl, Cherokee name for281,284Horned owl, myth concerning241Hornet, myth concerning405Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213Horsesamong East Cherokee176Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462Hough, DrWalter, work of xvHouma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Houses, Cherokee82,137Houses, East Cherokee166Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145Houston, Samuel, life of222–224Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144Huckleberries, myths concerning259Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455Humor, Cherokee397–399,503Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82Hunting, relation of, to games lxixHutchinson Indian warpath207Hyades, myth concerning442
H
Habitat, Cherokee14–15Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16Haleon Cherokee migrations191Haleon Iroquoian migrations189Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77Hanging-maw, wounding of74Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125Harden, William, acknowledgments to13Hard Labor, treaty of46,203Hard-mush, death of145Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiiiHarris, Bird,plan for emigration by156Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179Hatcher, J. B., work of xviiiHatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491Haunted whirlpool, legend of347Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76Headdress, Cherokee474Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxivHeckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495Hell, development of concept of lxxxvHemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447Henryon Ojibwa myths445Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505Heronon Cherokee myths284,285Heroism, legends of394–395,501Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviiiHewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxviHeyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143Hiadeoni, legend of356,489Hichitee, deer songs of435Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115Hightower, establishment of mission at105Hillabee, capture of91Hindu myths431Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397Historyof Cherokee14–228Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxiHiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxiiHog, Cherokee name for215Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84Holston, supplement to treaty of77Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xliiHoney,seeBees.Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284Hooting owl, myth concerning241Hopewell, location of211Hopewell, treaty of61Hopewell, violations of treaty of68Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlixHopi, Owakülti altar of l, liiiHopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–liiHorned owl, Cherokee name for281,284Horned owl, myth concerning241Hornet, myth concerning405Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213Horsesamong East Cherokee176Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462Hough, DrWalter, work of xvHouma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Houses, Cherokee82,137Houses, East Cherokee166Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145Houston, Samuel, life of222–224Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144Huckleberries, myths concerning259Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455Humor, Cherokee397–399,503Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82Hunting, relation of, to games lxixHutchinson Indian warpath207Hyades, myth concerning442
Habitat, Cherokee14–15
Hagar, Stansbury, acknowledgments to13
Hagar, Stansburyon Cherokee myths431,437,441,442,443,445,447,470,476,481
Hagar, Stansburyon Ulûñsû′tĭ460
Haleon Cherokee linguistic relationship16
Haleon Cherokee migrations191
Haleon Iroquoian migrations189
Haliburton, ——, acknowledgments to13
Hall, Rev.James, shooting of negro by52
Hall,seeMcKenney and Hall85
Hamilton, Governor, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier55
Hamilton, ——, on Fort Mims massacre216
Hamstrings, Indian custom of removing447
Handley, Capt.Samuel, capture and release of74
Hanging-maw, capture of Creek murderer by order of77
Hanging-maw, conference at Tellico attended by79
Hanging-maw, killing of wife of74
Hanging-maw, expedition against Creeks under77
Hanging-maw, wounding of74
Harden, E. J., on events leading to Removal125
Harden, William, acknowledgments to13
Hard Labor, treaty of46,203
Hard-mush, death of145
Hard-mushon Iroquois peace embassy353,355,356
Hard-mush, treaty with Texas signed by144
Harley, Timothy, on Eskimo myths441
Harley, Timothyon primitive ideas concerning eclipses441
Harmony, development of lxxii–lxxiii
Harris, Bird,plan for emigration by156
Harris, I. N., printer of Cherokee Phœnix111
Harris, J. C., on character of rabbit in negro tales233
Harris, J. C.on negro myths448,450,452
Harris, J. C.on relation of Indian, negro, and European myths234
Harrison, Benjamin, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip153
Harrison, Gen. W. H., capture of Prophet’s town by215
Hart, J. C., on East Cherokee condition in 1897179
Hatcher, J. B., work of xviii
Hatcinoñdoñ, legend of362,490–491
Haunted whirlpool, legend of347
Hawk, myths and lore concerning284,286–287
Hawk,see alsoTlă′nuwă.
Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, life of211–212
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee attitude in war of 181289
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee industries in 180182
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrine89
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee refugees at Willstown209
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Cherokee skin trade82
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Creeks499
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Fort Mims massacre216
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon introduction of spinning wheels214
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Koasati migration99
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon sacred fire503
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Taskigi among Creeks389
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon threatened secession of progressives (about 1800)83
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon use of parched corn481
Hawkins, Col.Benjaminon Yuchi499
Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, treaty concluded by61
Hawkins, Col.Benjamin, visit to Cherokee by55
Haywood, John, on Cherokee migrations and predecessors21–22
Haywood, Johnon Cherokee heroism394–395
Haywood, Johnon Cherokee myths20,229,440,441,445,469,477–478
Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Chickasaw390
Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Creeks383,384
Haywood, Johnon Cherokee relations with Tuscarora379
Haywood, Johnon conflicts with Cherokee76
Haywood, Johnon destruction of Chickamauga towns55,79
Haywood, Johnon first trader among Cherokee31
Haywood, Johnon introduction of guns among Cherokee32,213
Haywood, Johnon killing of Scott party and Bowl migration77,100–101
Haywood, Johnon Nancy Ward204
Haywood, Johnon Natchez among Cherokee388
Haywood, Johnon office of “pretty woman”490
Haywood, Johnon Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780)58
Haywood, John, on Shawano wars371,372,494
Haywood, Johnon Shining rock and Track Rock gap480
Haywood, Johnon surrender of Port Loudon44
Haywood, Johnon Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794)76
Headdress, Cherokee474
Hearing, pleasures of lxx–lxxiv
Heckewelder, John, on Cherokee migrations191
Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware-Cherokee relations373,378,379,494
Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware regard for snakes458
Heckewelder, Johnon Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee18
Heckewelder, Johnon expression “a night’s encampment”20
Heckewelder, Johnon Indian attitude toward bear448
Heckewelder, Johnon Indian ideas about animals445
Heckewelder, Johnon name Tallege′wi184
Heckewelder, Johnon Shawano495
Hell, development of concept of lxxxv
Hemp-carrier, legend of364,367,491
Henderson purchasefrom Cherokee45
Henryon Indian attitude toward bears446–447
Henryon Ojibwa myths445
Henryon Ojibwa regard for snakes457–458
Herbert’s spring, legend of403–404,505
Heronon Cherokee myths284,285
Heroism, legends of394–395,501
Herring, Elbert, on assassination of John Walker121
Hester, J. G., East Cherokee census by176
Hewaton agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee32
Hewaton Cherokee land cessions34
Hewaton Cherokee relations with Tuscarora32
Hewaton Cherokee war of 1760–6145
Hewaton first Cherokee war with colonies33
Hewaton surrender of Fort Loudon43,44
Hewitt, J. N. B., on Cherokee linguistic relationship16
Hewitt, J. N. B.on Iroquois myths433,440,451
Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk language188
Hewitt, J. N. B.on Mohawk name for Cherokee16
Hewitt, J. N. B.on name Hiadeoni489
Hewitt, J. N. B., study of fraternities and cults by xlviii
Hewitt, J. N. B., work of xviii, xxv–xxvi
Heyowaniin Texas, union of, with Cherokee.143
Hiadeoni, legend of356,489
Hichitee, deer songs of435
Hichitee, migration of, to Florida99
Hichitee, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499
Hickorynut gap, myth connected with438
Hicks, C. R., election of, as chief112
Hicks, C. R., endeavor to introduce coffee by214
Hicks, C. R.on moon myths441
Hicks, Elijah, letter to Secretary of War by115
Hightower, establishment of mission at105
Hillabee, capture of91
Hindu myths431
Hinman, S. D., on Sioux myths450
Historical traditions, Cherokee232,350–397
Historyof Cherokee14–228
Histrionic art, development of lxxix–lxxxi
Hiwassee, pseudomyth concerning416
Hiwassee towns, burning of (1788)65
Hiwassee towns, hostility of (1786)63
Hobbs, B. C., contract for schools among East Cherokee brought about by176
Hobbs, B. C., on East Cherokee schools176
Hodge, F. W., work of xiii, xv, xxix–xxx, xxxi, xxxii
Hog, Cherokee name for215
Hog, raising of, by Cherokee82,112
Hog-suckerin Cherokee myth308
Holbrook, J. E., on Pleistodon463
Holmes, J. L., on Chief N. J. Smith178
Holmes, J. L.on Cherokee missions84
Holston, supplement to treaty of77
Holston, treaty of (1791)69,214
Holy Ground, battle of92,217,502
Honduras, memoir on mounds in xli–xlii
Honey,seeBees.
Honey-locust, myths and lore concerning312–313,344,465,481
Hooting owl, Cherokee name for281,284
Hooting owl, myth concerning241
Hopewell, location of211
Hopewell, treaty of61
Hopewell, violations of treaty of68
Hopewell commissionerson spinning and weaving among Cherokee214
Hopi, model of altar of xlviii–xlix
Hopi, Owakülti altar of l, liii
Hopi, study of ceremonies, fraternities, and altars of xiii, xlv–lii
Horned owl, Cherokee name for281,284
Horned owl, myth concerning241
Hornet, myth concerning405
Horsesamong Cherokee82,112,213
Horsesamong East Cherokee176
Horsesin Cherokee myth265,346,443,482
Horseshoe bend, battle of93–96
Horseshoe bend, Cherokee warriors at164
Horseshoe bend, conduct of Houston at222
“Hot-house,”seeÂsĭ462
Hough, DrWalter, work of xv
Houma, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500
Houses, Cherokee82,137
Houses, East Cherokee166
Houston, Samuel, adopted father of136
Houston, Samuel, conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe bend95
Houston, Samuel, efforts of, in behalf of Texas Cherokee144–145
Houston, Samuel, life of222–224
Houston, Samuel, treaty with Cherokee by144
Huckleberries, myths concerning259
Hudson, Henry, legend of landing of350
Huhu, myths and lore concerning281285,292–293,456
Hummingbird, myths concerning254–255,290–291,455
Humor, Cherokee397–399,503
Huntingamong Cherokee (1800)82
Hunting, relation of, to games lxix
Hutchinson Indian warpath207
Hyades, myth concerning442