IIawanie,seeHeyowani.Ice Man, myth of322–323,470Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxiImitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxviIndian Territory, population of154Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154Irishblood among Cherokee83Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxviIroquoian tribes, work among xviiiIroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38Iroquois, control of revenues of156Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494Iroquois, migration to Canada by99Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504Iroquoisname for Catawba498Iroquoisname for Cherokee16Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494Iroquois, peace towns among208Iroquois, sketch of483–485Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlviiIrrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xvIrvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198Ish, John, killing of77Iskagua, change of name by69Issa, De Soto’s visit to28Itaba,seeYtaua.Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155JJack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50Jackal, myth concerning453Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121Jamaica, collection from xxixJar-flyin Cherokee lore308Jay, myth concerning284,466–468Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–livJessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37Jews, peace towns among207Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473Jicarilla, study of language of xxviJicarilla, work among xv–xviJimsonweedin Cherokee lore426Joanna bald, myth concerning407Joara,seeXuala.Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xivJolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156Jones, William, legend told by489Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50Juada,seeXuala.Judgment, discussion of lvi–lviiJunaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479KKâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464Kaneon Nisqualli myths472Kaneon Wallawalla myths448Karankawa, information concerning xviKatâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164Katydid, myth concerning311,463Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65Kentucky, work in xviiiKeowee, stone drum in397Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148Khasias, myths of441Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455Kings mountain, battle at57Kinship, Cherokee terms of468Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlixKintiel ruin, excavation of xiiiKintiel ruin, collection from xxiKiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxixKiowa, tribal medicine of503Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165Kituhwa, legend of mound at396Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148Knotty Tom, myth told by482Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.LLady-slipperin Cherokee lore420Laguna, work at xivLake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153Land cessions, Chickasaw86Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219Land cessions, publication of paper on xxxLands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166Lark, Cherokee name for281Laurelin Cherokee lore422Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38Lawsonon “flying stag”463Lawsonon gambling by Indians465Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457Lawsonon Indian storehouse433Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200Lawsonon oppossum449Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505Lawsonon Tuscarora population498Lawsonon wampum489Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504Leech, myth concerning329–330,474Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451Lenoir, myth concerning414Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41Library, accessions to xxxLibrary of Congress, acknowledgments to12Lichen,seeU′tsălă.Lichensin Cherokee lore420Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505Lingoa geral, character and use of187Linguistic researchxviLinnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505Lion, myths concerning452Lion,see alsoPanther.Lipan, study of language of xxviLittle Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407Locomotive, myth concerning351Lone peak, myth concerning335Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79Long island, battle near48Long island, cession of85Long island, treaty of (1777)53Long island, treaty of (1781)59Long Island town, building of54Lookout Mountain town, building of54Looms,seeWeaving.Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494Loskielon name Tallige′wi184Lossingon battle of Hillabee91Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209Lowon capture of Hillabee91Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42
IIawanie,seeHeyowani.Ice Man, myth of322–323,470Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxiImitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxviIndian Territory, population of154Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154Irishblood among Cherokee83Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxviIroquoian tribes, work among xviiiIroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38Iroquois, control of revenues of156Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494Iroquois, migration to Canada by99Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504Iroquoisname for Catawba498Iroquoisname for Cherokee16Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494Iroquois, peace towns among208Iroquois, sketch of483–485Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlviiIrrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xvIrvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198Ish, John, killing of77Iskagua, change of name by69Issa, De Soto’s visit to28Itaba,seeYtaua.Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155JJack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50Jackal, myth concerning453Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121Jamaica, collection from xxixJar-flyin Cherokee lore308Jay, myth concerning284,466–468Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–livJessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37Jews, peace towns among207Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473Jicarilla, study of language of xxviJicarilla, work among xv–xviJimsonweedin Cherokee lore426Joanna bald, myth concerning407Joara,seeXuala.Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xivJolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156Jones, William, legend told by489Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50Juada,seeXuala.Judgment, discussion of lvi–lviiJunaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479KKâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464Kaneon Nisqualli myths472Kaneon Wallawalla myths448Karankawa, information concerning xviKatâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164Katydid, myth concerning311,463Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65Kentucky, work in xviiiKeowee, stone drum in397Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148Khasias, myths of441Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455Kings mountain, battle at57Kinship, Cherokee terms of468Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlixKintiel ruin, excavation of xiiiKintiel ruin, collection from xxiKiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxixKiowa, tribal medicine of503Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165Kituhwa, legend of mound at396Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148Knotty Tom, myth told by482Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.LLady-slipperin Cherokee lore420Laguna, work at xivLake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153Land cessions, Chickasaw86Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219Land cessions, publication of paper on xxxLands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166Lark, Cherokee name for281Laurelin Cherokee lore422Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38Lawsonon “flying stag”463Lawsonon gambling by Indians465Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457Lawsonon Indian storehouse433Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200Lawsonon oppossum449Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505Lawsonon Tuscarora population498Lawsonon wampum489Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504Leech, myth concerning329–330,474Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451Lenoir, myth concerning414Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41Library, accessions to xxxLibrary of Congress, acknowledgments to12Lichen,seeU′tsălă.Lichensin Cherokee lore420Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505Lingoa geral, character and use of187Linguistic researchxviLinnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505Lion, myths concerning452Lion,see alsoPanther.Lipan, study of language of xxviLittle Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407Locomotive, myth concerning351Lone peak, myth concerning335Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79Long island, battle near48Long island, cession of85Long island, treaty of (1777)53Long island, treaty of (1781)59Long Island town, building of54Lookout Mountain town, building of54Looms,seeWeaving.Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494Loskielon name Tallige′wi184Lossingon battle of Hillabee91Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209Lowon capture of Hillabee91Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42
IIawanie,seeHeyowani.Ice Man, myth of322–323,470Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxiImitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxviIndian Territory, population of154Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154Irishblood among Cherokee83Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxviIroquoian tribes, work among xviiiIroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38Iroquois, control of revenues of156Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494Iroquois, migration to Canada by99Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504Iroquoisname for Catawba498Iroquoisname for Cherokee16Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494Iroquois, peace towns among208Iroquois, sketch of483–485Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlviiIrrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xvIrvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198Ish, John, killing of77Iskagua, change of name by69Issa, De Soto’s visit to28Itaba,seeYtaua.Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155JJack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50Jackal, myth concerning453Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121Jamaica, collection from xxixJar-flyin Cherokee lore308Jay, myth concerning284,466–468Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–livJessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37Jews, peace towns among207Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473Jicarilla, study of language of xxviJicarilla, work among xv–xviJimsonweedin Cherokee lore426Joanna bald, myth concerning407Joara,seeXuala.Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xivJolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156Jones, William, legend told by489Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50Juada,seeXuala.Judgment, discussion of lvi–lviiJunaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479KKâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464Kaneon Nisqualli myths472Kaneon Wallawalla myths448Karankawa, information concerning xviKatâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164Katydid, myth concerning311,463Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65Kentucky, work in xviiiKeowee, stone drum in397Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148Khasias, myths of441Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455Kings mountain, battle at57Kinship, Cherokee terms of468Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlixKintiel ruin, excavation of xiiiKintiel ruin, collection from xxiKiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxixKiowa, tribal medicine of503Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165Kituhwa, legend of mound at396Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148Knotty Tom, myth told by482Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.LLady-slipperin Cherokee lore420Laguna, work at xivLake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153Land cessions, Chickasaw86Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219Land cessions, publication of paper on xxxLands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166Lark, Cherokee name for281Laurelin Cherokee lore422Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38Lawsonon “flying stag”463Lawsonon gambling by Indians465Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457Lawsonon Indian storehouse433Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200Lawsonon oppossum449Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505Lawsonon Tuscarora population498Lawsonon wampum489Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504Leech, myth concerning329–330,474Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451Lenoir, myth concerning414Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41Library, accessions to xxxLibrary of Congress, acknowledgments to12Lichen,seeU′tsălă.Lichensin Cherokee lore420Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505Lingoa geral, character and use of187Linguistic researchxviLinnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505Lion, myths concerning452Lion,see alsoPanther.Lipan, study of language of xxviLittle Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407Locomotive, myth concerning351Lone peak, myth concerning335Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79Long island, battle near48Long island, cession of85Long island, treaty of (1777)53Long island, treaty of (1781)59Long Island town, building of54Lookout Mountain town, building of54Looms,seeWeaving.Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494Loskielon name Tallige′wi184Lossingon battle of Hillabee91Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209Lowon capture of Hillabee91Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42
IIawanie,seeHeyowani.Ice Man, myth of322–323,470Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxiImitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxviIndian Territory, population of154Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154Irishblood among Cherokee83Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxviIroquoian tribes, work among xviiiIroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38Iroquois, control of revenues of156Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494Iroquois, migration to Canada by99Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504Iroquoisname for Catawba498Iroquoisname for Cherokee16Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494Iroquois, peace towns among208Iroquois, sketch of483–485Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlviiIrrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xvIrvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198Ish, John, killing of77Iskagua, change of name by69Issa, De Soto’s visit to28Itaba,seeYtaua.Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155
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Iawanie,seeHeyowani.Ice Man, myth of322–323,470Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxiImitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxviIndian Territory, population of154Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154Irishblood among Cherokee83Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxviIroquoian tribes, work among xviiiIroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38Iroquois, control of revenues of156Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494Iroquois, migration to Canada by99Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504Iroquoisname for Catawba498Iroquoisname for Cherokee16Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494Iroquois, peace towns among208Iroquois, sketch of483–485Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlviiIrrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xvIrvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198Ish, John, killing of77Iskagua, change of name by69Issa, De Soto’s visit to28Itaba,seeYtaua.Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155
Iawanie,seeHeyowani.
Ice Man, myth of322–323,470
Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxi
Imitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxvi
Indian Territory, population of154
Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of153–154
Insects, myths and lore concerning239,241–242,244,308,401,430
Intermarriageof whites with Cherokee83
Intrudersin territory of civilized tribes152,154
Irishblood among Cherokee83
Iroquoian tribes, distribution of17
Iroquoian tribes, migrations of189–190
Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxvi
Iroquoian tribes, work among xviii
Iroquois, attitude of, during Revolution47
Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee234
Iroquois, Cherokee relations with14,18,38
Iroquois, control of revenues of156
Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with232,351–370,485–494
Iroquois, migration to Canada by99
Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by497
Iroquois, myths of229,234,429,430,432,436,439,440,443,447,448,451,454,469,471,473,501,504
Iroquoisname for Catawba498
Iroquoisname for Cherokee16
Iroquois, peace embassies of109,352,353–356,365,367–370,485–488,491–494
Iroquois, peace towns among208
Iroquois, sketch of483–485
Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlvii
Irrigationby inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xv
Irvingon De Soto’s route193,195,198
Ish, John, killing of77
Iskagua, change of name by69
Issa, De Soto’s visit to28
Itaba,seeYtaua.
Itâgû′nâhĭ,seeAx, John.
Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools155
JJack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50Jackal, myth concerning453Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121Jamaica, collection from xxixJar-flyin Cherokee lore308Jay, myth concerning284,466–468Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–livJessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37Jews, peace towns among207Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473Jicarilla, study of language of xxviJicarilla, work among xv–xviJimsonweedin Cherokee lore426Joanna bald, myth concerning407Joara,seeXuala.Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xivJolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156Jones, William, legend told by489Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50Juada,seeXuala.Judgment, discussion of lvi–lviiJunaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479
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Jack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50Jackal, myth concerning453Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121Jamaica, collection from xxixJar-flyin Cherokee lore308Jay, myth concerning284,466–468Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–livJessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37Jews, peace towns among207Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473Jicarilla, study of language of xxviJicarilla, work among xv–xviJimsonweedin Cherokee lore426Joanna bald, myth concerning407Joara,seeXuala.Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xivJolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156Jones, William, legend told by489Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50Juada,seeXuala.Judgment, discussion of lvi–lviiJunaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479
Jack, Col.Samuel, expedition under50
Jackal, myth concerning453
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, address to Cherokee by122
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attack on Creeks at Talladega by91
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, attitude of, toward Cherokee117,119
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe bend by93–96
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, determination of, for Cherokee removal123,140,159
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, election of, as President117
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Houston’s relations with223
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, Junaluska’s saying about164
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, proclamation against crossing Sabine river by143
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, relief of Turkeytown by order of90
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision120
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by126
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, retreat from Emukfaw creek by92
Jackson, Gen.Andrew, treaty signed by103
Jackson, Maj. R. C., acknowledgments to13
Jackson, Maj. R. C. on assassination of John Walker121
Jamaica, collection from xxix
Jar-flyin Cherokee lore308
Jay, myth concerning284,466–468
Jefferson, PresidentThomas, encouragement of westward emigration by101,102,113
Jefferson, PresidentThomason attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country (1807)86
Jefferson, PresidentThomason burial mound in Virginia20–21
Jefferson, PresidentThomas, suggestions to Cherokee by113
Jeffreyson Mobilian trade language187
Jenks, DrAlbert E., memoir by lii–liv
Jessan,seeTsĕsa′nĭ.
Jesuits, work of, among Cherokee36–37
Jews, peace towns among207
Jicarilla, myths of229,431,433,443,450,451,452,473
Jicarilla, study of language of xxvi
Jicarilla, work among xv–xvi
Jimsonweedin Cherokee lore426
Joanna bald, myth concerning407
Joara,seeXuala.
Job’s tearsin Cherokee lore420
Johnson, SirWilliam, arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by38,352
Johnson, SirWilliam, life of202–203
Johnson, Gov. ——, census of Cherokee compiled by34
Johnson, Gov. —— on Indian civilized government113
Johnston, Gen. A. S., commissioner to Cherokee145
Johnston, William, seizure of East Cherokee lands by173–174
Johnston, ——, study of ruins discovered by xiv
Jolly, John, Cherokee chief136–137
Jolly, John, Houston’s relations with222–223
Jones, Rev.Evan, admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150
Jones, Rev.Evan, missionary among Cherokee108
Jones, Rev.Evan, payment to150
Jones, Rev.Evan, translation of New Testament by108
Jones, Rev.Evan, Wafford’s study under238
Jones, Rev.Evan, work of N. J. Smith for178
Jones, John B., admission of, to Cherokee citizenship150
Jones, John B., organization of Ketoowah society by225
Jones, John B., preparation of schoolbooks by151
Jones, W. A., on Cherokee emigration plans156
Jones, William, legend told by489
Jones, ——, on Cherokee refugees in Florida53
Jones, —— on De Luna’s expedition201
Jones, —— on De Soto’s route193,195,197,198
Jones, —— on Jack’s expedition50
Jones, —— on petroglyphs at Track Rock gap418
Jones, —— on Spanish mines201,202
Jones, —— on Williamson’s expedition50
Juada,seeXuala.
Judgment, discussion of lvi–lvii
Junaluska, East Cherokee chief164–165
Junaluska, part taken by, in Creek war97
Jutaculla,seeTsulʻkălû′.
Jutaculla Old Fields, myths concerning407,476,479
KKâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464Kaneon Nisqualli myths472Kaneon Wallawalla myths448Karankawa, information concerning xviKatâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164Katydid, myth concerning311,463Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65Kentucky, work in xviiiKeowee, stone drum in397Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148Khasias, myths of441Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455Kings mountain, battle at57Kinship, Cherokee terms of468Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlixKintiel ruin, excavation of xiiiKintiel ruin, collection from xxiKiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxixKiowa, tribal medicine of503Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165Kituhwa, legend of mound at396Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148Knotty Tom, myth told by482Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.
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Kâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464Kaneon Nisqualli myths472Kaneon Wallawalla myths448Karankawa, information concerning xviKatâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164Katydid, myth concerning311,463Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65Kentucky, work in xviiiKeowee, stone drum in397Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148Khasias, myths of441Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455Kings mountain, battle at57Kinship, Cherokee terms of468Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlixKintiel ruin, excavation of xiiiKintiel ruin, collection from xxiKiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxixKiowa, tribal medicine of503Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165Kituhwa, legend of mound at396Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148Knotty Tom, myth told by482Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.
Kâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief173
Kâ′iahû′, myth told by439
Kâ′lanû,seeHouston, Samuel.
Kăna′sta, myth concerning341–342,480
Kana′tĭ, myths concerning242–249,262,264,280,431–435,441,464
Kaneon Nisqualli myths472
Kaneon Wallawalla myths448
Karankawa, information concerning xvi
Katâl′sta, last Cherokee potter164
Katydid, myth concerning311,463
Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151
Keener, Rev.Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee165
Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788)65
Kentucky, work in xviii
Keowee, stone drum in397
Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend94
Ketoowah society, character and history of15,225–226
Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by156
Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war148
Khasias, myths of441
Kickapooin Texas, wanderings of146
Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee143
King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 181289
Kingfisher, myths concerning288–289,455
Kings mountain, battle at57
Kinship, Cherokee terms of468
Kinship, Indian use of terms of491,497
Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlix
Kintiel ruin, excavation of xiii
Kintiel ruin, collection from xxi
Kiowa, death song of warrior order of491–492
Kiowa, myths of433,434,438,443,449,459,501
Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of495–496
Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxix
Kiowa, tribal medicine of503
Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by65
Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee65
Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at165
Kituhwa, legend of mound at396
Kituhwa,see alsoKetoowah.
Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name15,182,378
Kitu′whagĭ,see alsoSynonymy.
Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization148
Knotty Tom, myth told by482
Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw70–71
Knox, Johnon Chickamauga declaration of war (1792)71
Knox, Johnon encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789)68
Koasatiin Texas, union of, with Cherokee143
Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by99
Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499
Koreanmyths, position of rabbit in232,447
Kroeber, A. L.on Cheyenne myths441,449,452,465–466
Kroeber, A. L.on Eskimo myths443
Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war97
Kusa,seeCoça;Coosa;Creeks.
LLady-slipperin Cherokee lore420Laguna, work at xivLake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153Land cessions, Chickasaw86Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219Land cessions, publication of paper on xxxLands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166Lark, Cherokee name for281Laurelin Cherokee lore422Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38Lawsonon “flying stag”463Lawsonon gambling by Indians465Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457Lawsonon Indian storehouse433Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200Lawsonon oppossum449Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505Lawsonon Tuscarora population498Lawsonon wampum489Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504Leech, myth concerning329–330,474Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451Lenoir, myth concerning414Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41Library, accessions to xxxLibrary of Congress, acknowledgments to12Lichen,seeU′tsălă.Lichensin Cherokee lore420Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505Lingoa geral, character and use of187Linguistic researchxviLinnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505Lion, myths concerning452Lion,see alsoPanther.Lipan, study of language of xxviLittle Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407Locomotive, myth concerning351Lone peak, myth concerning335Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79Long island, battle near48Long island, cession of85Long island, treaty of (1777)53Long island, treaty of (1781)59Long Island town, building of54Lookout Mountain town, building of54Looms,seeWeaving.Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494Loskielon name Tallige′wi184Lossingon battle of Hillabee91Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209Lowon capture of Hillabee91Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42
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Lady-slipperin Cherokee lore420Laguna, work at xivLake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153Land cessions, Chickasaw86Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219Land cessions, publication of paper on xxxLands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166Lark, Cherokee name for281Laurelin Cherokee lore422Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38Lawsonon “flying stag”463Lawsonon gambling by Indians465Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457Lawsonon Indian storehouse433Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200Lawsonon oppossum449Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505Lawsonon Tuscarora population498Lawsonon wampum489Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504Leech, myth concerning329–330,474Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451Lenoir, myth concerning414Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41Library, accessions to xxxLibrary of Congress, acknowledgments to12Lichen,seeU′tsălă.Lichensin Cherokee lore420Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505Lingoa geral, character and use of187Linguistic researchxviLinnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505Lion, myths concerning452Lion,see alsoPanther.Lipan, study of language of xxviLittle Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407Locomotive, myth concerning351Lone peak, myth concerning335Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79Long island, battle near48Long island, cession of85Long island, treaty of (1777)53Long island, treaty of (1781)59Long Island town, building of54Lookout Mountain town, building of54Looms,seeWeaving.Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494Loskielon name Tallige′wi184Lossingon battle of Hillabee91Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209Lowon capture of Hillabee91Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42
Lady-slipperin Cherokee lore420
Laguna, work at xiv
Lake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of146
Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians145
Land cessions, Cherokee34,45–46,53–54,60,61,68–69,80–81,84–85,97,98,102,106,123,139,150,153
Land cessions, Chickasaw86
Land cessions, laws against107,141,134,138,218–219
Land cessions, publication of paper on xxx
Lands, Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of138
Lands, Cherokee, lottery of117
Lands, East Cherokee, adjustment of title to173–174
Lanman, Charles, on Charley’s escape and surrender131
Lanman, Charleson Cherokee myths417–418,431–432,438–439,443–444,450,475
Lanman, Charleson Georgia gold lottery117
Lanman, Charleson Junuluska164
Lanman, Charleson Southern gold fields221
Lanman, Charleson Col. W. H. Thomas162
Lanman, Charles, visit to East Cherokee by166
Lark, Cherokee name for281
Laurelin Cherokee lore422
Lawsonon cairns in eastern United States491
Lawsonon English conduct toward Indians38
Lawsonon “flying stag”463
Lawsonon gambling by Indians465
Lawsonon gatayûstĭ game434
Lawsonon heating and lighting of townhouse230
Lawsonon Indian marriage customs482
Lawsonon Indian regard for snakes457
Lawsonon Indian storehouse433
Lawsonon lake in South Carolina200
Lawsonon oppossum449
Lawsonon peaches among Cherokee214
Lawsonon planters’ regard for martin455
Lawsonon Tuscarora myths and beliefs442,466,505
Lawsonon Tuscarora population498
Lawsonon wampum489
Lawsonon whales along North Carolina coast469
Lederer, John, on cairns in Eastern United States491
Lederer, John, on Cherokee invasion of Virginia300
Lederer, Johnon gatayûstĭ game434
Lederer, Johnon lake in South Carolina200
Lederer, Johnon Rickahockan30–31
Lederer, Johnon Tuscarora “emperor”498
Lederer, Johnon Ushery feather ornament504
Leech, myth concerning329–330,474
Leland, C. G., on Algonquian myths451
Lenoir, myth concerning414
Lewis, Maj.Andrew, building of Fort Loudon by40
Lewis, Maj.Andrew, expedition against Shawano by41
Library, accessions to xxx
Library of Congress, acknowledgments to12
Lichen,seeU′tsălă.
Lichensin Cherokee lore420
Life, Indian ideas concerning seat of394,468
Lightning, myths concerning300–301,422,435,442,461,462,464,465,505
Lingoa geral, character and use of187
Linguistic researchxvi
Linnin Cherokee myths and lore421,466,505
Lion, myths concerning452
Lion,see alsoPanther.
Lipan, study of language of xxvi
Little Carpenteron Shawano wars371,372
Little Deer, myths concerning250–251,262–264
Little Men, myths concerning252–254,295,297,435,436,438
Little People, myths concerning289,333–334,430,455,464
Little Tennessee towns, burning of (1788)65
Little Turtle, defeat of St Clair by212
Lizardsin Cherokee myth and lore306–307,407
Locomotive, myth concerning351
Lone peak, myth concerning335
Long Hair, chief of Ohio band79
Long island, battle near48
Long island, cession of85
Long island, treaty of (1777)53
Long island, treaty of (1781)59
Long Island town, building of54
Lookout Mountain town, building of54
Looms,seeWeaving.
Loskielon Delaware-Cherokee relations378,494
Loskielon name Tallige′wi184
Lossingon battle of Hillabee91
Lossingon battle of Horseshoe bend96
Lossingon battle of Tallaseehatchee91
Lossingon garrisoning of Fort Armstrong by Cherokee92
Louisiana, cession of, to Spain40
Lovewell, ——, Indian scalp hunting by208–209
Lowon capture of Hillabee91
Lowrey, Maj.George, letter to Calhoun by115
Lowrey, Maj.Georgeon Iroquois peace embassy486
Lowrey, Maj.George, signer of act of union136
Lowrey, Col.John, part taken by, in Creek war90,91,97
Lyttleton, Governor, negotiations with Cherokee by (1758–59)42