T

TTabus, Cherokee462Tadpole, myth concerning311Ta′gwădihĭ′, Cherokee story-teller237Ta′gwădihĭ′, myths told by430,442,443,456,466,469,470,471,501Tahchee, attack on Osage at Fort Gibson by141Tahchee, emigration of, into Texas141,143Tahchee,McKenney and Hall on137Tahlequah, selection of, as Cherokee capital135–147Tahlequah, treaties at (1861, 1866)148,150Tahlequah, Yuchi living near385Tahookatookiein Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Takatoka, aid given by, in introduction of syllabary138Talamatan,seeWyandot.Talassee, escape of, from destruction (1780)58Tali′wa, battle of38,384Talladega, battle of91Tallaseehatchee, battle of90,91Tallige′wi, meaning of name19,184–185,378Tallige′wi,see alsoSynonymy.Tallulah falls, myth concerning346,417–18,481Tarahumari, obtaining of information concerning xviTarahumari, work among xviiTarleton, General, attempted invasion of North Carolina and Virginia by56–57Tar wolf, distribution of myth of233–234Tar wolf, myth of271–272,450Taskigi, Cherokee relations with388–389Taskigi, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Tasquiqui, Spanish visit to29,389Tassel, murder of65–66Taylor, Capt.Richard, part taken by, in Creek war97Technolithic stage, features of xxi–xxiiTechnology, subject-matter of xiiTechnology, work in xx–xxiiTecumtha, life of215–216Tecumtha, meaning of name of442Tecumtha, work of, among Creeks87–88Teit, on Thompson River myths433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470Telfair, Governor, on Georgians’ raid and Cherokee reprisal (1792)71Tellico, conference at (1794)79Tellico, conference and treaty at (1798)80Tellico, treaties at (1804, 1805)84–85Temple, M. S., survey of Qualla reservation by174Tennessee, attempted purchase of Cherokee lands by (1807)86Tennessee, encroachments against Cherokee by64Tennessee, incorporation of, in “Territory of the United States south of the Ohio River”68Tennessee, local legends of412,415Tennessee, memorial to Congress by76Tennessee, opposition to allotment project by114Tennessee,production of gold in220,221Tennessee, Removal forts in221Tennessee, treaty with Cherokee by63–64Tennessee,see alsoFranklin, State of.Tennessee bald, myths concerning339–341,477–479Tennessee river, truce line at485Ten Kate, H., on Cherokee myths461466,467,469Tensawattee,seeCoosawatee.Tepehuan tribes, obtaining of information concerning xviiTerrapin, myths concerning270–271,278–279,280,286–288,289,306,450,452,455Terrapin, The, Cherokee chief61Terrell, Capt. J. W., acknowledgments to13Terrell, Capt. J. W., life of, among East Cherokee168Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Catawba among East Cherokee165Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Cherokee myths467Terrell, Capt. J. W. on East Cherokee in Civil war170,171Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Junaluska165Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Col. W. H. Thomas162Terrell, Capt. J. W., roster of Cherokee troops by169Teton, myths of459Tewa Indians, visit to ruins attributed to xvTexas, Houston’s part in history of223Texas, migration of Creek tribes to99Texas, secession of, from Mexico144Texas, work in xvi, xviiTexas Cherokee, history of143–146Texas Cherokee, origin of138,141Thomas, DrCyrus, memoirs by xlii–xliii, xliv–xlvThomas, DrCyrus, work of xxixThomas, Col. W. H., acknowledgments to13Thomas, Col. W. H., arrangement by, for stay of East Cherokee in the east158–159Thomas, Col. W. H., connection of, with East Cherokee affairs162,163,165,166–172Thomas, Col. W. H., difficulty over estates of173–174Thomas, Col. W. H., legend told by491Thomas, Col. W. H., life of159–162Thomas, Col. W. H., mission of, to U′tsălă and Charley131,157–158Thomas, Col. W. H., on Baptist preachers among East Cherokee165Thomas, Col. W. H. on Catawba among East Cherokee165Thomas, Col. W. H. on Cherokee round-up.131Thomas, Col. W. H. on Junaluska165Thomas, Col. W. H. on traditional predecessors of Cherokee23Thomas, Col. W. H. on Rutherford’s route205Thomas, Col. W. H. on smallpox among East Cherokee172Thomas, Col. W. H. on Swimmer’s knowledge of Cherokee myths236Thomas, Col. W. H., purchase of lands for East Cherokee by159Thomas, Col. W. H., retirement of172Thomas, Col. ——, killing of Indian woman by men under52Thomas Legion, organization of161–162,169–170Thompson, A. C., on Cherokee missions84Thompson, Capt. ——, defeat of Cherokee by Americans under48Thompson, ——, arrest of119Thompson River Indians, myths of433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470Thought reading, Cherokee belief in244,433,473Thrallon capture of Bowl’s family146Thrallon Indian expulsion from Texas145Thrallon Mexican grant to Cherokee143Thrallon number of Texas Cherokee145Thunder, myths and lore concerning240,248,257,295,300–301,311,342,345–347,362–363,435,441–442,464,465,481–482,491Tĭkwali′tsĭ, legend of raid on374,495Tillamook, myths of440Timberlake, Henry, on Cherokee headdress474Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee regard for eagles453Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee welcome ceremony493Timberlake, Henryon “flying stag”463Timberlake, Henryon French and English treatment of Indians39–40Timberlake, Henryon gatayûstĭ game434Timberlake, Henryon Indian war path207Timberlake, Henryon opossum449Timberlake, Henryon position of Indian women490Timberlake, Henryon siege of Fort Loudon43Timberlake, Henryon Uktena and Ulûñsû′tĭ459,461Timberlake, Henryon war women501Timberlake, Henry, visit to Cherokee by45Titmouse, myths concerning285–286,318,454,468Tiwa, study of language of xxviTiwa, work among xviTlanusi′yĭ, myth concerning329–330Tlă′nuwă′, myths and lore concerning284,286–287,315–316,396,466Toadin Cherokee myth306Tobacco, Cherokee439Tobacco, myths and lore concerning254–255,344,424,438–439,481Tocax, De Soto’s visit to29Toccoa, myth concerning418Toddon Ohio Cherokee79Tolome, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Tohopeka,Tohopki,seeHorseshoe bend.Tollunteeskee, death of136Tollunteeskee, invitation to missionaries by136Tollunteeskee, reservation for85Tollunteeskee, treaty signed by (1806)85Tomassee, encounter at51–52“Tom Fuller,” nature of452Tomtit,seeTitmouse454Tonkawa, Cherokee relations with391Tonkawa, legend of501Tonkawa, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Tonkawa, study of xviTooantuh, McKenney and Hall on137Tories, use of Indian disguise by47,48Tortoise,seeTerrapin.Touch, relation of, to vision lxii–lxiiiTownhouse, heating and lighting of230Townhouse dance, effect of snake myths on time of holding295Toxaway,seeTocax.Tradeamong Cherokee31,34,82Trade, intertribal235Trade languages, Indian187–188,235Tradersamong Cherokee, North Carolina regulations concerning61Traders, influence of, on Indian development213Traders, use of bells by483Track Rock gap, myth concerning453Traditions, Cherokee, memoir on3–548Traditionsof Tusayan, memoir on xxxix–xlTransformation myths304,462–463Traps, Indian use of468Tree rock, myth concerning317,467Trees, Cherokee explanation of characters of421Treesin Cherokee myths, powers of231Trephined skulls, collection of xxixTribe, features of xlix,1Trope, development of xc–xciTrotter, H. G., acknowledgments to13Troup, Governor, on Cherokee refusal to remove115Trumbull, J. H., on name Tallge′wi184Tsăga′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334Tsa′lăgĭ′, meaning and inflection of15–16,182–183Tsa′lăgĭ′,see alsoCherokee;Synonomy.Tsalĭ,seeCharley.Tsanĭ, Cherokee war chief in 1776381Tsantăwû′, contact with Little People by334Tsa′răgĭ′,seeCherokee;Synonomy;Tsa′lăgĭ′.Tsasta′wĭ, legend concerning408Tsăwa′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334Tsĕsa′nĭ, Cherokee story teller237Tsĕsa′nĭ, myth told by463Tsĕ′si-Ska′tsĭ,seeReid, Jesse.Tskĭl-e′gwa,seeBig-witch.Tsulʻkălû′, myths concerning262,337–339,407,410,432,477–480Tsundige′wi, myth of325,471–172Tsunu′luhûñ′skĭ,seeJunaluska.Tsuskwănûñ′năwa′tă,seeWafford.Tsuwe′năhĭ, myth of343–345,480–481Tuckasegee, destruction of (1781)69Tugălû′nă fish, myth concerning289,455Tuggle manuscripton Creek myths431,432,434–436,447–450,452,455,463,469,473,476Tuggle manuscripton Creek songs504Tunâ′ĭ, legend of373Tupi language, trade language based on187Turkey, myths and lore concerning269–270,285,287–288,449,455Turkeytown, siege and relief of90Turkeytown, treaty ratified at (1816)98Turtle, drum of shell of503Turtle, myths and lore concerning306,343,346,430,452,475,481,482Turtle dove, Cherokee name for281Tusayan, memoir on clan localization in xliTusayan, memoir on Flute and Snake ceremonies of xlvTusayan, memoir on migration traditions of xxxix–xlTusayan, study of fraternities, cults, and altars in xlvii, xlviii–xlix, l–liiiTusayan, work in xivTuscarora, Cherokee relations with14,32,36,88,379Tuscarora, enslavement of233Tuscarora, expulsion of, from North Carolina483Tuscarora, habitat and migrations of17Tuscarora, wampum recording admission of, to Iroquois league364Tuscarora, war between colonies and32Tuscarora, myths and beliefs of442,466,501,505Tuscarora, participation in Lewis’s expedition by41Tuscarora, sketch of498Tuskegee, burning of51Tusquittee bald, myth concerning410Twilight landof Cherokee myth435,437Tyrant stage,seeMonarchical stage.

Tabus, Cherokee462Tadpole, myth concerning311Ta′gwădihĭ′, Cherokee story-teller237Ta′gwădihĭ′, myths told by430,442,443,456,466,469,470,471,501Tahchee, attack on Osage at Fort Gibson by141Tahchee, emigration of, into Texas141,143Tahchee,McKenney and Hall on137Tahlequah, selection of, as Cherokee capital135–147Tahlequah, treaties at (1861, 1866)148,150Tahlequah, Yuchi living near385Tahookatookiein Texas, union of, with Cherokee143Takatoka, aid given by, in introduction of syllabary138Talamatan,seeWyandot.Talassee, escape of, from destruction (1780)58Tali′wa, battle of38,384Talladega, battle of91Tallaseehatchee, battle of90,91Tallige′wi, meaning of name19,184–185,378Tallige′wi,see alsoSynonymy.Tallulah falls, myth concerning346,417–18,481Tarahumari, obtaining of information concerning xviTarahumari, work among xviiTarleton, General, attempted invasion of North Carolina and Virginia by56–57Tar wolf, distribution of myth of233–234Tar wolf, myth of271–272,450Taskigi, Cherokee relations with388–389Taskigi, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499Tasquiqui, Spanish visit to29,389Tassel, murder of65–66Taylor, Capt.Richard, part taken by, in Creek war97Technolithic stage, features of xxi–xxiiTechnology, subject-matter of xiiTechnology, work in xx–xxiiTecumtha, life of215–216Tecumtha, meaning of name of442Tecumtha, work of, among Creeks87–88Teit, on Thompson River myths433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470Telfair, Governor, on Georgians’ raid and Cherokee reprisal (1792)71Tellico, conference at (1794)79Tellico, conference and treaty at (1798)80Tellico, treaties at (1804, 1805)84–85Temple, M. S., survey of Qualla reservation by174Tennessee, attempted purchase of Cherokee lands by (1807)86Tennessee, encroachments against Cherokee by64Tennessee, incorporation of, in “Territory of the United States south of the Ohio River”68Tennessee, local legends of412,415Tennessee, memorial to Congress by76Tennessee, opposition to allotment project by114Tennessee,production of gold in220,221Tennessee, Removal forts in221Tennessee, treaty with Cherokee by63–64Tennessee,see alsoFranklin, State of.Tennessee bald, myths concerning339–341,477–479Tennessee river, truce line at485Ten Kate, H., on Cherokee myths461466,467,469Tensawattee,seeCoosawatee.Tepehuan tribes, obtaining of information concerning xviiTerrapin, myths concerning270–271,278–279,280,286–288,289,306,450,452,455Terrapin, The, Cherokee chief61Terrell, Capt. J. W., acknowledgments to13Terrell, Capt. J. W., life of, among East Cherokee168Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Catawba among East Cherokee165Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Cherokee myths467Terrell, Capt. J. W. on East Cherokee in Civil war170,171Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Junaluska165Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Col. W. H. Thomas162Terrell, Capt. J. W., roster of Cherokee troops by169Teton, myths of459Tewa Indians, visit to ruins attributed to xvTexas, Houston’s part in history of223Texas, migration of Creek tribes to99Texas, secession of, from Mexico144Texas, work in xvi, xviiTexas Cherokee, history of143–146Texas Cherokee, origin of138,141Thomas, DrCyrus, memoirs by xlii–xliii, xliv–xlvThomas, DrCyrus, work of xxixThomas, Col. W. H., acknowledgments to13Thomas, Col. W. H., arrangement by, for stay of East Cherokee in the east158–159Thomas, Col. W. H., connection of, with East Cherokee affairs162,163,165,166–172Thomas, Col. W. H., difficulty over estates of173–174Thomas, Col. W. H., legend told by491Thomas, Col. W. H., life of159–162Thomas, Col. W. H., mission of, to U′tsălă and Charley131,157–158Thomas, Col. W. H., on Baptist preachers among East Cherokee165Thomas, Col. W. H. on Catawba among East Cherokee165Thomas, Col. W. H. on Cherokee round-up.131Thomas, Col. W. H. on Junaluska165Thomas, Col. W. H. on traditional predecessors of Cherokee23Thomas, Col. W. H. on Rutherford’s route205Thomas, Col. W. H. on smallpox among East Cherokee172Thomas, Col. W. H. on Swimmer’s knowledge of Cherokee myths236Thomas, Col. W. H., purchase of lands for East Cherokee by159Thomas, Col. W. H., retirement of172Thomas, Col. ——, killing of Indian woman by men under52Thomas Legion, organization of161–162,169–170Thompson, A. C., on Cherokee missions84Thompson, Capt. ——, defeat of Cherokee by Americans under48Thompson, ——, arrest of119Thompson River Indians, myths of433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470Thought reading, Cherokee belief in244,433,473Thrallon capture of Bowl’s family146Thrallon Indian expulsion from Texas145Thrallon Mexican grant to Cherokee143Thrallon number of Texas Cherokee145Thunder, myths and lore concerning240,248,257,295,300–301,311,342,345–347,362–363,435,441–442,464,465,481–482,491Tĭkwali′tsĭ, legend of raid on374,495Tillamook, myths of440Timberlake, Henry, on Cherokee headdress474Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee regard for eagles453Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee welcome ceremony493Timberlake, Henryon “flying stag”463Timberlake, Henryon French and English treatment of Indians39–40Timberlake, Henryon gatayûstĭ game434Timberlake, Henryon Indian war path207Timberlake, Henryon opossum449Timberlake, Henryon position of Indian women490Timberlake, Henryon siege of Fort Loudon43Timberlake, Henryon Uktena and Ulûñsû′tĭ459,461Timberlake, Henryon war women501Timberlake, Henry, visit to Cherokee by45Titmouse, myths concerning285–286,318,454,468Tiwa, study of language of xxviTiwa, work among xviTlanusi′yĭ, myth concerning329–330Tlă′nuwă′, myths and lore concerning284,286–287,315–316,396,466Toadin Cherokee myth306Tobacco, Cherokee439Tobacco, myths and lore concerning254–255,344,424,438–439,481Tocax, De Soto’s visit to29Toccoa, myth concerning418Toddon Ohio Cherokee79Tolome, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500Tohopeka,Tohopki,seeHorseshoe bend.Tollunteeskee, death of136Tollunteeskee, invitation to missionaries by136Tollunteeskee, reservation for85Tollunteeskee, treaty signed by (1806)85Tomassee, encounter at51–52“Tom Fuller,” nature of452Tomtit,seeTitmouse454Tonkawa, Cherokee relations with391Tonkawa, legend of501Tonkawa, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151Tonkawa, study of xviTooantuh, McKenney and Hall on137Tories, use of Indian disguise by47,48Tortoise,seeTerrapin.Touch, relation of, to vision lxii–lxiiiTownhouse, heating and lighting of230Townhouse dance, effect of snake myths on time of holding295Toxaway,seeTocax.Tradeamong Cherokee31,34,82Trade, intertribal235Trade languages, Indian187–188,235Tradersamong Cherokee, North Carolina regulations concerning61Traders, influence of, on Indian development213Traders, use of bells by483Track Rock gap, myth concerning453Traditions, Cherokee, memoir on3–548Traditionsof Tusayan, memoir on xxxix–xlTransformation myths304,462–463Traps, Indian use of468Tree rock, myth concerning317,467Trees, Cherokee explanation of characters of421Treesin Cherokee myths, powers of231Trephined skulls, collection of xxixTribe, features of xlix,1Trope, development of xc–xciTrotter, H. G., acknowledgments to13Troup, Governor, on Cherokee refusal to remove115Trumbull, J. H., on name Tallge′wi184Tsăga′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334Tsa′lăgĭ′, meaning and inflection of15–16,182–183Tsa′lăgĭ′,see alsoCherokee;Synonomy.Tsalĭ,seeCharley.Tsanĭ, Cherokee war chief in 1776381Tsantăwû′, contact with Little People by334Tsa′răgĭ′,seeCherokee;Synonomy;Tsa′lăgĭ′.Tsasta′wĭ, legend concerning408Tsăwa′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334Tsĕsa′nĭ, Cherokee story teller237Tsĕsa′nĭ, myth told by463Tsĕ′si-Ska′tsĭ,seeReid, Jesse.Tskĭl-e′gwa,seeBig-witch.Tsulʻkălû′, myths concerning262,337–339,407,410,432,477–480Tsundige′wi, myth of325,471–172Tsunu′luhûñ′skĭ,seeJunaluska.Tsuskwănûñ′năwa′tă,seeWafford.Tsuwe′năhĭ, myth of343–345,480–481Tuckasegee, destruction of (1781)69Tugălû′nă fish, myth concerning289,455Tuggle manuscripton Creek myths431,432,434–436,447–450,452,455,463,469,473,476Tuggle manuscripton Creek songs504Tunâ′ĭ, legend of373Tupi language, trade language based on187Turkey, myths and lore concerning269–270,285,287–288,449,455Turkeytown, siege and relief of90Turkeytown, treaty ratified at (1816)98Turtle, drum of shell of503Turtle, myths and lore concerning306,343,346,430,452,475,481,482Turtle dove, Cherokee name for281Tusayan, memoir on clan localization in xliTusayan, memoir on Flute and Snake ceremonies of xlvTusayan, memoir on migration traditions of xxxix–xlTusayan, study of fraternities, cults, and altars in xlvii, xlviii–xlix, l–liiiTusayan, work in xivTuscarora, Cherokee relations with14,32,36,88,379Tuscarora, enslavement of233Tuscarora, expulsion of, from North Carolina483Tuscarora, habitat and migrations of17Tuscarora, wampum recording admission of, to Iroquois league364Tuscarora, war between colonies and32Tuscarora, myths and beliefs of442,466,501,505Tuscarora, participation in Lewis’s expedition by41Tuscarora, sketch of498Tuskegee, burning of51Tusquittee bald, myth concerning410Twilight landof Cherokee myth435,437Tyrant stage,seeMonarchical stage.

Tabus, Cherokee462

Tadpole, myth concerning311

Ta′gwădihĭ′, Cherokee story-teller237

Ta′gwădihĭ′, myths told by430,442,443,456,466,469,470,471,501

Tahchee, attack on Osage at Fort Gibson by141

Tahchee, emigration of, into Texas141,143

Tahchee,McKenney and Hall on137

Tahlequah, selection of, as Cherokee capital135–147

Tahlequah, treaties at (1861, 1866)148,150

Tahlequah, Yuchi living near385

Tahookatookiein Texas, union of, with Cherokee143

Takatoka, aid given by, in introduction of syllabary138

Talamatan,seeWyandot.

Talassee, escape of, from destruction (1780)58

Tali′wa, battle of38,384

Talladega, battle of91

Tallaseehatchee, battle of90,91

Tallige′wi, meaning of name19,184–185,378

Tallige′wi,see alsoSynonymy.

Tallulah falls, myth concerning346,417–18,481

Tarahumari, obtaining of information concerning xvi

Tarahumari, work among xvii

Tarleton, General, attempted invasion of North Carolina and Virginia by56–57

Tar wolf, distribution of myth of233–234

Tar wolf, myth of271–272,450

Taskigi, Cherokee relations with388–389

Taskigi, tribe of Creek confederacy498–499

Tasquiqui, Spanish visit to29,389

Tassel, murder of65–66

Taylor, Capt.Richard, part taken by, in Creek war97

Technolithic stage, features of xxi–xxii

Technology, subject-matter of xii

Technology, work in xx–xxii

Tecumtha, life of215–216

Tecumtha, meaning of name of442

Tecumtha, work of, among Creeks87–88

Teit, on Thompson River myths433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470

Telfair, Governor, on Georgians’ raid and Cherokee reprisal (1792)71

Tellico, conference at (1794)79

Tellico, conference and treaty at (1798)80

Tellico, treaties at (1804, 1805)84–85

Temple, M. S., survey of Qualla reservation by174

Tennessee, attempted purchase of Cherokee lands by (1807)86

Tennessee, encroachments against Cherokee by64

Tennessee, incorporation of, in “Territory of the United States south of the Ohio River”68

Tennessee, local legends of412,415

Tennessee, memorial to Congress by76

Tennessee, opposition to allotment project by114

Tennessee,production of gold in220,221

Tennessee, Removal forts in221

Tennessee, treaty with Cherokee by63–64

Tennessee,see alsoFranklin, State of.

Tennessee bald, myths concerning339–341,477–479

Tennessee river, truce line at485

Ten Kate, H., on Cherokee myths461466,467,469

Tensawattee,seeCoosawatee.

Tepehuan tribes, obtaining of information concerning xvii

Terrapin, myths concerning270–271,278–279,280,286–288,289,306,450,452,455

Terrapin, The, Cherokee chief61

Terrell, Capt. J. W., acknowledgments to13

Terrell, Capt. J. W., life of, among East Cherokee168

Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Catawba among East Cherokee165

Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Cherokee myths467

Terrell, Capt. J. W. on East Cherokee in Civil war170,171

Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Junaluska165

Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Col. W. H. Thomas162

Terrell, Capt. J. W., roster of Cherokee troops by169

Teton, myths of459

Tewa Indians, visit to ruins attributed to xv

Texas, Houston’s part in history of223

Texas, migration of Creek tribes to99

Texas, secession of, from Mexico144

Texas, work in xvi, xvii

Texas Cherokee, history of143–146

Texas Cherokee, origin of138,141

Thomas, DrCyrus, memoirs by xlii–xliii, xliv–xlv

Thomas, DrCyrus, work of xxix

Thomas, Col. W. H., acknowledgments to13

Thomas, Col. W. H., arrangement by, for stay of East Cherokee in the east158–159

Thomas, Col. W. H., connection of, with East Cherokee affairs162,163,165,166–172

Thomas, Col. W. H., difficulty over estates of173–174

Thomas, Col. W. H., legend told by491

Thomas, Col. W. H., life of159–162

Thomas, Col. W. H., mission of, to U′tsălă and Charley131,157–158

Thomas, Col. W. H., on Baptist preachers among East Cherokee165

Thomas, Col. W. H. on Catawba among East Cherokee165

Thomas, Col. W. H. on Cherokee round-up.131

Thomas, Col. W. H. on Junaluska165

Thomas, Col. W. H. on traditional predecessors of Cherokee23

Thomas, Col. W. H. on Rutherford’s route205

Thomas, Col. W. H. on smallpox among East Cherokee172

Thomas, Col. W. H. on Swimmer’s knowledge of Cherokee myths236

Thomas, Col. W. H., purchase of lands for East Cherokee by159

Thomas, Col. W. H., retirement of172

Thomas, Col. ——, killing of Indian woman by men under52

Thomas Legion, organization of161–162,169–170

Thompson, A. C., on Cherokee missions84

Thompson, Capt. ——, defeat of Cherokee by Americans under48

Thompson, ——, arrest of119

Thompson River Indians, myths of433,436,437,440,441,451,467,470

Thought reading, Cherokee belief in244,433,473

Thrallon capture of Bowl’s family146

Thrallon Indian expulsion from Texas145

Thrallon Mexican grant to Cherokee143

Thrallon number of Texas Cherokee145

Thunder, myths and lore concerning240,248,257,295,300–301,311,342,345–347,362–363,435,441–442,464,465,481–482,491

Tĭkwali′tsĭ, legend of raid on374,495

Tillamook, myths of440

Timberlake, Henry, on Cherokee headdress474

Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee regard for eagles453

Timberlake, Henryon Cherokee welcome ceremony493

Timberlake, Henryon “flying stag”463

Timberlake, Henryon French and English treatment of Indians39–40

Timberlake, Henryon gatayûstĭ game434

Timberlake, Henryon Indian war path207

Timberlake, Henryon opossum449

Timberlake, Henryon position of Indian women490

Timberlake, Henryon siege of Fort Loudon43

Timberlake, Henryon Uktena and Ulûñsû′tĭ459,461

Timberlake, Henryon war women501

Timberlake, Henry, visit to Cherokee by45

Titmouse, myths concerning285–286,318,454,468

Tiwa, study of language of xxvi

Tiwa, work among xvi

Tlanusi′yĭ, myth concerning329–330

Tlă′nuwă′, myths and lore concerning284,286–287,315–316,396,466

Toadin Cherokee myth306

Tobacco, Cherokee439

Tobacco, myths and lore concerning254–255,344,424,438–439,481

Tocax, De Soto’s visit to29

Toccoa, myth concerning418

Toddon Ohio Cherokee79

Tolome, tribe of Choctaw confederacy500

Tohopeka,Tohopki,seeHorseshoe bend.

Tollunteeskee, death of136

Tollunteeskee, invitation to missionaries by136

Tollunteeskee, reservation for85

Tollunteeskee, treaty signed by (1806)85

Tomassee, encounter at51–52

“Tom Fuller,” nature of452

Tomtit,seeTitmouse454

Tonkawa, Cherokee relations with391

Tonkawa, legend of501

Tonkawa, settlement of, on Cherokee strip151

Tonkawa, study of xvi

Tooantuh, McKenney and Hall on137

Tories, use of Indian disguise by47,48

Tortoise,seeTerrapin.

Touch, relation of, to vision lxii–lxiii

Townhouse, heating and lighting of230

Townhouse dance, effect of snake myths on time of holding295

Toxaway,seeTocax.

Tradeamong Cherokee31,34,82

Trade, intertribal235

Trade languages, Indian187–188,235

Tradersamong Cherokee, North Carolina regulations concerning61

Traders, influence of, on Indian development213

Traders, use of bells by483

Track Rock gap, myth concerning453

Traditions, Cherokee, memoir on3–548

Traditionsof Tusayan, memoir on xxxix–xl

Transformation myths304,462–463

Traps, Indian use of468

Tree rock, myth concerning317,467

Trees, Cherokee explanation of characters of421

Treesin Cherokee myths, powers of231

Trephined skulls, collection of xxix

Tribe, features of xlix,1

Trope, development of xc–xci

Trotter, H. G., acknowledgments to13

Troup, Governor, on Cherokee refusal to remove115

Trumbull, J. H., on name Tallge′wi184

Tsăga′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334

Tsa′lăgĭ′, meaning and inflection of15–16,182–183

Tsa′lăgĭ′,see alsoCherokee;Synonomy.

Tsalĭ,seeCharley.

Tsanĭ, Cherokee war chief in 1776381

Tsantăwû′, contact with Little People by334

Tsa′răgĭ′,seeCherokee;Synonomy;Tsa′lăgĭ′.

Tsasta′wĭ, legend concerning408

Tsăwa′sĭ, Cherokee fairy334

Tsĕsa′nĭ, Cherokee story teller237

Tsĕsa′nĭ, myth told by463

Tsĕ′si-Ska′tsĭ,seeReid, Jesse.

Tskĭl-e′gwa,seeBig-witch.

Tsulʻkălû′, myths concerning262,337–339,407,410,432,477–480

Tsundige′wi, myth of325,471–172

Tsunu′luhûñ′skĭ,seeJunaluska.

Tsuskwănûñ′năwa′tă,seeWafford.

Tsuwe′năhĭ, myth of343–345,480–481

Tuckasegee, destruction of (1781)69

Tugălû′nă fish, myth concerning289,455

Tuggle manuscripton Creek myths431,432,434–436,447–450,452,455,463,469,473,476

Tuggle manuscripton Creek songs504

Tunâ′ĭ, legend of373

Tupi language, trade language based on187

Turkey, myths and lore concerning269–270,285,287–288,449,455

Turkeytown, siege and relief of90

Turkeytown, treaty ratified at (1816)98

Turtle, drum of shell of503

Turtle, myths and lore concerning306,343,346,430,452,475,481,482

Turtle dove, Cherokee name for281

Tusayan, memoir on clan localization in xli

Tusayan, memoir on Flute and Snake ceremonies of xlv

Tusayan, memoir on migration traditions of xxxix–xl

Tusayan, study of fraternities, cults, and altars in xlvii, xlviii–xlix, l–liii

Tusayan, work in xiv

Tuscarora, Cherokee relations with14,32,36,88,379

Tuscarora, enslavement of233

Tuscarora, expulsion of, from North Carolina483

Tuscarora, habitat and migrations of17

Tuscarora, wampum recording admission of, to Iroquois league364

Tuscarora, war between colonies and32

Tuscarora, myths and beliefs of442,466,501,505

Tuscarora, participation in Lewis’s expedition by41

Tuscarora, sketch of498

Tuskegee, burning of51

Tusquittee bald, myth concerning410

Twilight landof Cherokee myth435,437

Tyrant stage,seeMonarchical stage.

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