The Iroquois Book of Rites
by
Horatio Hale
Part 5 out of 5
their ancient chiefs
join the League
remain in New York
their clans
an "elder nation"
their name in council
their language
their councillors
their duty as door-keepers
their towns
Sermon, a pagan
Shadekaronyes, Seneca chief
Six Nations, See _Iroquois_,
Six Nations' Reserve, See _Grand River_,
Skanawati, Onondaga chief
Scandawati's suicide
Skeneateles Lake
SMITH, Mrs. E. A.
Smoking in council
Snake clan
_Sonontowane_, meaning of
_Sonontowans_, See _Senecas_,
_Sotinonnawentona_
See _Cayugas_, name in council,
Spanish clan
Speaker of council
SQUIER, E. G.
Stadacone
STONE, W. L.
_Talligewi_, See _Alligewi_,
Taronhiawagon, Iroquois divinity
Ta-oun-ya-wat-ha
_Tehadirihoken_
See _Caniengas_, name in council,
Tekarihoken, Canienga chief
meaning of
_Tionontates_, or _Tobacco Nation_
Tobacco, Indian
_Tobacco Nation_, See _Tionontates_,
Tortoise clan
divided
Towns, Iroquois
list of, in Book of Rites
deserted sites
Treaty of Iroquois with the Dutch
Treaty of Iroquois with the English
Treaty of Iroquois with the Ojibways
TROMBULL, J. H.
Turkey clan
_Tuscaroras_,
their origin
their migrations
join the Iroquois
their clans
a "younger nation"
_Tuteloes_
received by Iroquois
Wampum
known to Moundbuilders
mourning
Wampum-keepers
Wampum-records, reading of
Wampum-strings
War-chief
Wars of self-defence
Wars of extermination
WHITNEY, W. D.
WILKIE, J.
WILSON, D.
Wolf clan
Women,
condition of
as peacemakers
regard for
_Wyandots_, See _Hurons_,
Yondennase, See _Condoling Council_,
Younger nations
Zeisberger
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