T
Tabus, Cherokee
Tadpole, myth concerning
Ta′gwădihĭ′, Cherokee story-teller
Ta′gwădihĭ′, myths told by , , , , , , , ,
Tahchee, attack on Osage at Fort Gibson by
Tahchee, emigration of, into Texas ,
Tahchee, McKenney and Hall on
Tahlequah, selection of, as Cherokee capital –
Tahlequah, treaties at (1861, 1866) ,
Tahlequah, Yuchi living near
Tahookatookie in Texas, union of, with Cherokee
Takatoka, aid given by, in introduction of syllabary
Talamatan, see Wyandot.
Talassee, escape of, from destruction (1780)
Tali′wa, battle of ,
Talladega, battle of
Tallaseehatchee, battle of ,
Tallige′wi, meaning of name , –,
Tallige′wi, see also Synonymy.
Tallulah falls, myth concerning , –,
Tarahumari, obtaining of information concerning xvi
Tarahumari, work among xvii
Tarleton, General, attempted invasion of North Carolina and Virginia by –
Tar wolf, distribution of myth of –
Tar wolf, myth of –,
Taskigi, Cherokee relations with –
Taskigi, tribe of Creek confederacy –
Tasquiqui, Spanish visit to ,
Tassel, murder of –
Taylor, Capt. Richard, part taken by, in Creek war
Technolithic stage, features of xxi–xxii
Technology, subject-matter of xii
Technology, work in xx–xxii
Tecumtha, life of –
Tecumtha, meaning of name of
Tecumtha, work of, among Creeks –
Teit, on Thompson River myths , , , , , , ,
Telfair, Governor, on Georgians’ raid and Cherokee reprisal (1792)
Tellico, conference at (1794)
Tellico, conference and treaty at (1798)
Tellico, treaties at (1804, 1805) –
Temple, M. S., survey of Qualla reservation by
Tennessee, attempted purchase of Cherokee lands by (1807)
Tennessee, encroachments against Cherokee by
Tennessee, incorporation of, in “Territory of the United States south of the Ohio River”
Tennessee, local legends of ,
Tennessee, memorial to Congress by
Tennessee, opposition to allotment project by
Tennessee, production of gold in ,
Tennessee, Removal forts in
Tennessee, treaty with Cherokee by –
Tennessee, see also Franklin, State of.
Tennessee bald, myths concerning –, –
Tennessee river, truce line at
Ten Kate, H., on Cherokee myths , ,
Tensawattee, see Coosawatee.
Tepehuan tribes, obtaining of information concerning xvii
Terrapin, myths concerning –, –, , –, , , , ,
Terrapin, The, Cherokee chief
Terrell, Capt. J. W., acknowledgments to
Terrell, Capt. J. W., life of, among East Cherokee
Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Catawba among East Cherokee
Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Cherokee myths
Terrell, Capt. J. W. on East Cherokee in Civil war ,
Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Junaluska
Terrell, Capt. J. W. on Col. W. H. Thomas
Terrell, Capt. J. W., roster of Cherokee troops by
Teton, myths of
Tewa Indians, visit to ruins attributed to xv
Texas, Houston’s part in history of
Texas, migration of Creek tribes to
Texas, secession of, from Mexico
Texas, work in xvi, xvii
Texas Cherokee, history of –
Texas Cherokee, origin of ,
Thomas, Dr Cyrus, memoirs by xlii–xliii, xliv–xlv
Thomas, Dr Cyrus, work of xxix
Thomas, Col. W. H., acknowledgments to
Thomas, Col. W. H., arrangement by, for stay of East Cherokee in the east –
Thomas, Col. W. H., connection of, with East Cherokee affairs , , , –
Thomas, Col. W. H., difficulty over estates of –
Thomas, Col. W. H., legend told by
Thomas, Col. W. H., life of –
Thomas, Col. W. H., mission of, to U′tsălă and Charley , –
Thomas, Col. W. H., on Baptist preachers among East Cherokee
Thomas, Col. W. H. on Catawba among East Cherokee
Thomas, Col. W. H. on Cherokee round-up.
Thomas, Col. W. H. on Junaluska
Thomas, Col. W. H. on traditional predecessors of Cherokee
Thomas, Col. W. H. on Rutherford’s route
Thomas, Col. W. H. on smallpox among East Cherokee
Thomas, Col. W. H. on Swimmer’s knowledge of Cherokee myths
Thomas, Col. W. H., purchase of lands for East Cherokee by
Thomas, Col. W. H., retirement of
Thomas, Col. ——, killing of Indian woman by men under
Thomas Legion, organization of –, –
Thompson, A. C., on Cherokee missions
Thompson, Capt. ——, defeat of Cherokee by Americans under
Thompson, ——, arrest of
Thompson River Indians, myths of , , , , , , ,
Thought reading, Cherokee belief in , ,
Thrall on capture of Bowl’s family
Thrall on Indian expulsion from Texas
Thrall on Mexican grant to Cherokee
Thrall on number of Texas Cherokee
Thunder, myths and lore concerning , , , , –, , , –, –, , –, , , –,
Tĭkwali′tsĭ, legend of raid on ,
Tillamook, myths of
Timberlake, Henry, on Cherokee headdress
Timberlake, Henry on Cherokee regard for eagles
Timberlake, Henry on Cherokee welcome ceremony
Timberlake, Henry on “flying stag”
Timberlake, Henry on French and English treatment of Indians –
Timberlake, Henry on gatayûstĭ game
Timberlake, Henry on Indian war path
Timberlake, Henry on opossum
Timberlake, Henry on position of Indian women
Timberlake, Henry on siege of Fort Loudon
Timberlake, Henry on Uktena and Ulûñsû′tĭ ,
Timberlake, Henry on war women
Timberlake, Henry, visit to Cherokee by
Titmouse, myths concerning –, , ,
Tiwa, study of language of xxvi
Tiwa, work among xvi
Tlanusi′yĭ, myth concerning –
Tlă′nuwă′, myths and lore concerning , –, –, ,
Toad in Cherokee myth
Tobacco, Cherokee
Tobacco, myths and lore concerning –, , , –,
Tocax, De Soto’s visit to
Toccoa, myth concerning
Todd on Ohio Cherokee
Tolome, tribe of Choctaw confederacy
Tohopeka, Tohopki, see Horseshoe bend.
Tollunteeskee, death of
Tollunteeskee, invitation to missionaries by
Tollunteeskee, reservation for
Tollunteeskee, treaty signed by (1806)
Tomassee, encounter at –
“Tom Fuller,” nature of
Tomtit, see Titmouse
Tonkawa, Cherokee relations with
Tonkawa, legend of
Tonkawa, settlement of, on Cherokee strip
Tonkawa, study of xvi
Tooantuh, McKenney and Hall on
Tories, use of Indian disguise by ,
Tortoise, see Terrapin.
Touch, relation of, to vision lxii–lxiii
Townhouse, heating and lighting of
Townhouse dance, effect of snake myths on time of holding
Toxaway, see Tocax.
Trade among Cherokee , ,
Trade, intertribal
Trade languages, Indian –,
Traders among Cherokee, North Carolina regulations concerning
Traders, influence of, on Indian development
Traders, use of bells by
Track Rock gap, myth concerning
Traditions, Cherokee, memoir on –
Traditions of Tusayan, memoir on xxxix–xl
Transformation myths , –
Traps, Indian use of
Tree rock, myth concerning ,
Trees, Cherokee explanation of characters of
Trees in Cherokee myths, powers of
Trephined skulls, collection of xxix
Tribe, features of xlix,
Trope, development of xc–xci
Trotter, H. G., acknowledgments to
Troup, Governor, on Cherokee refusal to remove
Trumbull, J. H., on name Tallge′wi
Tsăga′sĭ, Cherokee fairy
Tsa′lăgĭ′, meaning and inflection of –, –
Tsa′lăgĭ′, see also Cherokee; Synonomy.
Tsalĭ, see Charley.
Tsanĭ, Cherokee war chief in 1776
Tsantăwû′, contact with Little People by
Tsa′răgĭ′, see Cherokee; Synonomy; Tsa′lăgĭ′.
Tsasta′wĭ, legend concerning
Tsăwa′sĭ, Cherokee fairy
Tsĕsa′nĭ, Cherokee story teller
Tsĕsa′nĭ, myth told by
Tsĕ′si-Ska′tsĭ, see Reid, Jesse.
Tskĭl-e′gwa, see Big-witch.
Tsulʻkălû′, myths concerning , –, , , , –
Tsundige′wi, myth of , –
Tsunu′luhûñ′skĭ, see Junaluska.
Tsuskwănûñ′năwa′tă, see Wafford.
Tsuwe′năhĭ, myth of –, –
Tuckasegee, destruction of (1781)
Tugălû′nă fish, myth concerning ,
Tuggle manuscript on Creek myths , , –, –, , , , , ,
Tuggle manuscript on Creek songs
Tunâ′ĭ, legend of
Tupi language, trade language based on
Turkey, myths and lore concerning –, , –, ,
Turkeytown, siege and relief of
Turkeytown, treaty ratified at (1816)
Turtle, drum of shell of
Turtle, myths and lore concerning , , , , , , ,
Turtle dove, Cherokee name for
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 with , , , ,
Tuscarora, enslavement of
Tuscarora, expulsion of, from North Carolina
Tuscarora, habitat and migrations of
Tuscarora, wampum recording admission of, to Iroquois league
Tuscarora, war between colonies and
Tuscarora, myths and beliefs of , , ,
Tuscarora, participation in Lewis’s expedition by
Tuscarora, sketch of
Tuskegee, burning of
Tusquittee bald, myth concerning
Twilight land of Cherokee myth ,
Tyrant stage, see Monarchical stage.