Jumonville, death of, 210 Kalebackers, Indians having guns, 136 Katskills, location of,

possession

declare war against the

English, 2195 devastations by, along the Kittatinny mountains, and on the Susquehanna, 220 ; hostilities in tht Minnisinks, 221,

238 ;

declare

themselves men, 225 j Johnson sends peace embassy to, 224; John son appoints conference with, 228 ;

Johnson removes petticoat from, 229 ; make peace with Pennsylvania, 236 ; take part in Pontiac's conspi massacre Connecticut racy, 243 ;

settlers

join

at

the

Wyoming, 1763, 244 Western

alliance,

;

244 ;

INDEX. Vlahicans, continued

Lenni Lenapes, continued invaded by the English, 247; included in the peace of 1765, 249 ; condition of, in 1768, 251 ; declare war against Vir ginia, 256; more powerful than the Iroquois, 258 ; east of the Alleghanies unite with the Americans in the Revolution, 272 ; war cry of, at

country

of,

White Plains, 2725 encouraged by the English to renew war, 290 ; re new hostilities in che west, 291 make treaty with Gen. Wayne, 292; ;

on the banks of the Mississippi, 292 Lenapewihituk, name of Delaware

river,

Lewis, Colonel, death of, 257 Logan, attack on encampment

255 ;

commands war

Senecas, etc.,

;

party

of,

of

biographical

peace of Esopus, 145 ; at war with the Mohawks, 149, 156; meet French Indians at Cohoes, 145; united in covenant with the Iroquois,

161 ; instigated to hostilities against Dutch by the English, i6oj the Mohawks, 175, 1765 assist

the

strength of, in Albany county, 1845 equality of, with the Iroquois, 1 8 6 j chiefs