Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Issue 68, Part 3E. Croswell, 1908 - Government publications |
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... known to me in New York and adding to these a number of Onondaga names of plants and animals , with many of their primary meanings . These are not included here , and many names outside of New York are also omitted . Further research ...
... known to me in New York and adding to these a number of Onondaga names of plants and animals , with many of their primary meanings . These are not included here , and many names outside of New York are also omitted . Further research ...
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... known to very few Christians ; and what adds to their uncertainty is that such names as are in these grants taken to be the proper name of a brook , hill , or a fall of water , etc. , in the Indian language signify only a large brook ...
... known to very few Christians ; and what adds to their uncertainty is that such names as are in these grants taken to be the proper name of a brook , hill , or a fall of water , etc. , in the Indian language signify only a large brook ...
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... known till the next century , and some were recorded only in Moravian journals . Sul- livan's campaign added many , and later visitors and settlers greatly increased our knowledge of Seneca local names . Important work was done by O. H. ...
... known till the next century , and some were recorded only in Moravian journals . Sul- livan's campaign added many , and later visitors and settlers greatly increased our knowledge of Seneca local names . Important work was done by O. H. ...
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... this weakness , and having known him well , Mr Cass said : He was a man of moderate intellect , and of still more moderate attainments ; of great credulity , and with strong personal ABORIGINAL PLACE NAMES OF NEW YORK 17.
... this weakness , and having known him well , Mr Cass said : He was a man of moderate intellect , and of still more moderate attainments ; of great credulity , and with strong personal ABORIGINAL PLACE NAMES OF NEW YORK 17.
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... known , accompanied his wife and child , with 60 beaver skins , descended the river in his canoe in the spring , when the water runs rapid and the current is strongest , for the pur pose of selling his beavers to the Netherlanders ...
... known , accompanied his wife and child , with 60 beaver skins , descended the river in his canoe in the spring , when the water runs rapid and the current is strongest , for the pur pose of selling his beavers to the Netherlanders ...
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Albany Algonquin annual report appears applied ash pit beads bones brook Bruyas called Canada castle Cayuga Cayuga lake celt ceremonies Charlevoix chief cited clan Coeymans condolence Continue to listen council creek Cusick defined Delaware derived dialect East Canada creek east side Erie falls flint Genesee Genesee river given Haii haii hail Handsome Lake head hill Hudson Indian name Indian village Iroquois Iroquois name Ja-ta-gweh-ni-yo-shonh Jat-hon-de-nyunk journal lake land Mahicans meaning mentioned miles Mohawk Morgan Morgan's name mountain nation Neck O-nen occiput Oneida Oneida lake Onondaga Otisco lake patent pipe pond pottery vessel probably refer river rock Ruttenber sachems Sauthier's map Schoharie creek Schoolcraft seems Seneca Seneca river side of trench skeleton skull song Southold Spafford stone stream Thou who wert tion town tract tree tribe Tuscarora valley wampum wert ruler west side word written York Zeisberger