…THE INDIAN TRIBES " 4. That they may be lodged in houses, as formerly. "5. "That if they be beaten by the three nations above mentioned they may receive accommodation from ye English." x This treaty, to be correctly interpreted, must…

…Louis, captured by the sopus Indians, 1535 tradition con Festivals, 27, cerning, 153 Dutch, neutrality of, in Indian wars, 54 ; treaty of, with Mahicans, etc., 54; send embassadors to the Mohawks, : 132; responsible for the Manhattan of, Orange, construction of…

…This clearly appears from the subsequent records of the com missioners of Indian affairs, in which the Mabicans uniformly appear as having not only formed a treaty with the Dutch in 1609, and to have renewed that treaty with the…

…Senecas, demands of the 172; Indian war of 1689, 1725 preparation for war, 189; Iro quois and Mahican converts aid, war of, 1 33, 1 34 5 torture of prisoners with, 190; of treaty of Aix-laerect monuments in Chapelle…

Should a Dutchman kill an Indian, or an Indian a Dutchman, but a complaint was to be lodged ; war was not to be declared against the murderer, who should be hanged in the presence of All damages by the killing…

In 1734 it was known as "The old-mill stream." Jamazvissa, quoted as its Indian name, seems to be an aspirated form of Tamaqiiese, " Small beaver." (See Jamaica.) Sing=Sing -- Sinsing, Van der Donck ; Sintsing, treaty of 1645 -- usually translated…

Esopus Indians, chieftaincies of, 94, 95 ; make peace with the Senecas, 68 ; first war with the Dutch, 1205 sa chems solicit peace, 128 ; Stuyvesant holds conference with, 129; Indians massacred at, 1335 renew hostilities, 135 j treaty of peace with…

…Com pare with synopsis of treaty of The statement that Nicolls made 1664. the treaty the occasion for the purchase of additional lands, apparently indicated by the fifth section, appears to have been the expression in definite terms of the…

…Johnson; the Indian prayer-book,.. land Missionaries at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, Dr. Shuckburgh to Sir Wm. Johnson; Indian prayer-book,.. Mr. J. W. Brown to the same; progress of the Church at Schenectadyigicron cor te ciniste ois sieisisieitite…

…peace at Esopus, but neither in its negotiation nor its terms was there distinction made between the parties to that treaty. Three years later Stuyvesant distinctly refused to employ them. The advantage to the Iroquois from their treaty of free…

Following this change came a conference with chiefs of the Mohawks and Senecas, representing the Five Nations, and the conclusion with them, and with the Mabicans of New York, and of a treaty of peace existed with the Dutch. alliance…

1609, and to have renewed that treaty with the English, but as " linked being together in interest with the Five Nations," and consulted with and treated as allies of the government in the capacity of an independent nation. Colonial History…

…Abrahamsen, Isaac, rescues an Indian boy, 107 Ackhough, sachem of Weckquaesgeeks, Adair, James, theory of, concerning gin of American Indians, 16 erected at, 99 j 99 ; Dutch Mahicans and Fort Orange erected at, make treaty with Iroquois at, 54 ; surrendered…

…Should a Dutchman kill an Indian, or an Indian a Dutchman, but a complaint was to be lodged ; war was not to be declared against the murderer, who should be hanged in the presence of All damages by the killing…

…La Barre's administration attacked some French foot THE INDIAN TRIBES The only fruit of his expedition was a they were attacked. concluded with the Onondagas, Oneidas and he which treaty Cayugas, the force of which may be inferred from…

…of 1065 plantation of, by Indians, 109 ; negotiates treaty of peace, 109; plantation de spared stroyed, 113 Dieskau, Baron, commands French ex pedition for reduction of Oswego, Congress, Continental, established three Indian Departments, 263 ; organ 223 j mortally wounded in…

of the Indians, and if he found them hostile, to endeavor to hold as general a treaty with them as he could convene, and, if possible, satisfactorily extinguish their title to lands as far westward as the Mississippi. Under these…

…Sullivan, 279 ; condition un der treaty of peace with Great Bri- INDEX. Iroquois, continued 288 j treaty with, in 1784, 289 Jesuits, labors of the French, 166, 168 Johnson, Sir William, 17 ; commissioned tain,

…Aside from its Indian occupants the town is historic as the point forming the old northwest boundmark of New Jersey (Lat. 41° 40'), as recognized in the Treaty of Easton. (See Pompton.) From its association with the history of three…

…of record Canari See, Canarisse, Canarise, Canorise (treaty of 1655), Kanarisingh (Dutch), and in other forms, as the name of a place or feature from which it was extended to an Indian sub-tribe or family occupying the southwest coast…

…tion of, mjssionaries at, 86, 197, 198 Regis Indians, organization of, 179 Gen., commands expedition Sullivan, against Iroquois, 279 Susquehannas, subjugation of, 55 Susquehanna Company, organization of, Swannekins, the Dutch, so called, 108 Tackapousha, sachem of Marsapequas, 74, 76; treaty…

THE INDIAN TRIBES THE WAR OF REHABILITATION OF THE LENAPES THE CONSPIRACY OF PONTIAC. AND SHAWANOES | HE treaty of Aix la Chapelle was a very imperfect paper. By its Acadia, with Great Britain stipulations its ; "all Nova Scotia, or dependencies…

…puty governor, 158 ; makes treaty with Iroquois, 158 ; renews treaty with Esopus Indians, Niessen, Ensign, sent to Esopus, 149 Nimham, chief sachem ofWappingers,5i, 253; ridge, 287 ; biographical sketch of, 329 Nochpeems, location of, 80 ; treaty with, Novisans at war…

…114 INDIAN GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES. Jersey/ subordinatively to the "Minsis, Monseys or Minisinks," with whom the treaty was made. The clan was then living at Otsiningfo as ward's of tlie Senecas, and seems to have been composed of representatives of…

…Supposed to be a remnant of the Powhattan con federacy, who were removed under the treaty with Virginia in 1722, and called by Gallatin Sachdagughroonas. The date of their settlement at the north corre sponds with that of the treaty…

Silver Heels, murder of, 256 Sing Sing, aboriginal name of, 79, 366 Sint-sinks, location of, 795 treaty with, Minsis, 68, 145 j delegation Fort Orange, 1445 included visits with Mohawks in peace of Esopus, 145 Stuyvesant urges them to…

…missionaries at the treaty of Fort Stanwix communicated to, 397; declines to afford military aid to put down the N. H. rioters, 885. Gaine, Hugh, undertakes to complete the printing of the Indian prayer-book, 354; biographical memoir of, 385…

…THE INDIAN TRIBES THE INDIANS UNDER THE ENGLISH. TREATIES WITH THE FIVE NATIONS, THE MAHICANS AND THE ESOPUS INDIANS. THE JESUITS AND THE WAR OF 1689. HE English, under Richard Nicolls, took possession of Fort Amsterdam on Monday, September 6th…

…Iroquois, continued 288 j treaty with, in 1784, 289 Jesuits, labors of the French, 166, 168 Johnson, Sir William, 17 ; commissioned tain, to invite Iroquois to conference, 2125 appointed superintendent of Indian 222 ; commissioned affairs, or to capture of Crown…

Parkman says : " The primative Indian believed in the immortality of the soul, and that skilful hunters, brave warriors, and men of influence went, after deafli, to the happy hunting-grounds, while the slothful, the cowardly, the weak were doomed to…