History of the Indian Tribes of Hudson's River
riginal name of, 365 Long Reach, Indians of, 177 Losses sustained by the Dutch in war of
to Oneida county,
1643, 108
Mahican confederacy, nine
nations com
posing, 41, 85; originalseat of, 41 ;
subdue tribes on the sea-coast, 41 Mahicans, a nation of the Mahican con federacy, 41, 855 welcome Hudson at Castleton, 9; territory of, 34, 85; national sub-tribal divisions, 85 5 council fire, 41, 62, 88 5 villages and castles of, 85,86; tradition re specting origin, 42 ; form of govern
ment, 42 ; relation of, to the Mohetotemic divisions and gans, 43 ; emblems, 50 ; and Wappingers con stitute one nation, 51 ; make treaty of friendship with the Dutch, 54 ; wars alleged subjugation of,- 56; with the Mohawks, 57 ; ravage the east side of the Hudson, 60 ; offi cially
62 5
recognized by Massachusetts, with the government
relations
of New York, 62 ; sell lands to Van Rensselaer, 87 ; sell lands to Robert Livingston, 86, 87 ; obtain fire-arms
Dutch, 66 ; attack the Manhattans, 105 ; defeat the Mo hawks, 60, 61 5 murder Dutch sol diers, 131; solicit peace on behalf
from
the
of Esopus Indians, 137; included in
rate against English
in
Westchester
county, 286; Washington's testi mony regarding, 287 ; removal of,
292 j removal of, Mahak Niminaw, sachem of Katskills, to Wisconsin,
Mahican, Abraham, 88 Mahikanders, Mahicans, so called, 41 Mamekotings, location of, 95 Manhattans, the old, subjugated by Wap pingers, 51 ; enemies of the Sanhick71; language of, 51, 77 } the Dutch settle among, 77 ; Adrians,