History of the Indian Tribes of Hudson's River
Pennacooks, location of, 8 5 ; dispersion of, 62 j a portion of, settle at Schaticook, 63 j invited to remove to Canada, 184; remnant of, carried
Dutch, ioij destroy a family at Mespath, 131 ; remove to Oneida lake, 90, 293 ; remove to Lake Michigan, 90 ; New Jersey pays claim for lands, 293 Rauch, Christian Henry, missionary, 197 Rechtauck, Manhattan fugitives at, 1065 location of, 362 location of the, 775 attack Hudson's ship, n, 77; in cluded in treaty of 1643, 78
Reckgawawancs,
away to Canada, 216 Pennsylvania,
proprietaries
of,
purchase
216; Lenapes dispute title, 215, 218; declares war against Le napes, 228 ; deeds surrendered, 241 ; makes peace with Lenapes, 241
lands,
Pequots, origin of the, 41 j country
of,
destruction of, 44; jurisdiction
west of the Connecticut, 63
Petroleum, use pox, 181
of,
as
a cure for small
Pierron, a Jesuit missionary, labors of,
Plurality of wives, 22 Pocahontas, reference to,
Pontiac, king of Ottawas, conspiracy of, 243 5 tribes in alliance with, 248 ; failure of conspiracy, 246
Ponus, sachem of Toquams, 80, 82 Ponupahowhelbshelen, sachem of Weckquaesgeeks, 79 Pos, Captain, taken prisoner, 123; ne gotiates treaty of peace, 124 Potick, a Mahican village, 63, 395 5 fugi
King Philip's war at, 63 Poughkeepsie, aboriginal name of, 371 Poygratasuck, sachem of Manhassets, 74 tives from
Praying Indians, Jesuit converts so called,
Red Hook, traditionary battle at, 57 Red Jacket, a Seneca chief pleads with his people for peace, ' .
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