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Here are the Maya entries:

August 12, 3114 B.C.: According to the Museo de la Cultura

Maya in Chetumal, Mexico, the present creation of the world took

place. It will end in 2012. Some Maya sources say this happened

on August 11th or August 13th. A few sources list the year as

3113B.C.

Appendices

Tribal Names

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Tribal Names

Many tribal names mean “pPeople,” “uUs,” “human beings,” or

similar words. The names below are for those groups whose name

has another meaning. Some tribes’ names were acquired from

Europeans using a second tribe’s name for the first tribe. The

“New Name” was used so much, it gained an “official” status or

became the common name. In many cases, tribal name origins are

lost in the mists of history. Some definitions below are based on

conjecture by historians. In some cases, some tribal members

would agree with the names below, while other members will not.

In essence, this is a list of commonly used definitions.

Abenaki<tab>those living at the sunrise (easterners)

Achomawi<tab>river

Acolapissa<tab>those who listen and see

Ahtena<tab>ice people

Akwesasne<tab>land where the partridge drums

Alabama<tab>I clear the thicket

Apache<tab>enemy (Zuni word)

Apalachicola<tab>people of the other side

Apalachee<tab>people of the other side

Arikara<tab>horns or elk people, or corn eaters

Assiniboin<tab>ones who cook using stones (Ojibwa word)

Atakapa<tab>man eater

Atsina<tab>white clay people

Atsugewi<tab>hat creek Indians

Avoyel<tab>people of the rocks

Ahwahneechee<tab>people of the deep grassy valley

Bayogoula<tab>people of the bayou

Bidai<tab>brushwood (Caddo word)

Brule<tab>burned thighs

Caddo<tab>true chiefs


Jon Taylor Howard, 01/03/-1,

Why are we using alternative spellings for tribal names?

Cayuga<tab>place locusts were taken out, people at the mucky

land

Cayuse<tab>stones or rocks (French-Canadian word)

Chakchiuma<tab>red crawfish people

Chehalis<tab>sand

Cherokee<tab>cave people (Choctaw word), people of different

speech (Creek word)

Chetco<tab>close to the mouth of the stream

Cheyenne<tab>red talkers (Dakota word)

Chickahominy<tab>hominy people

Chippewa<tab>to roast till puckered up

Chipwyan<tab>pointed skins (Cree word)

Chitimacha<tab>they have cooking vessels

Chontal<tab>stranger (Nahuatl word)

Choula<tab>fox

Chowanoc<tab>people at the south

Chumash<tab>people who make the shell bead money

Clallam<tab>strong people

Clatsop<tab>dried salmon

Cocopah<tab>river people

Comanche<tab>anyone who wants to fight me all the time (Ute

word)

Coeur d’Alene<tab>those who are found here

Crow<tab>crow, sparrowhawk, bird people

Dakota<tab>allie

Dihai-kutchin<tab>those living farthest downstream

Ehdiitat Gwich’in<tab>people who live among timber or spruce

Erie<tab>log tail or cat people (Iroquois word)

Fox<tab>red earth people

Gwich’in<tab>people who live at a certain place


Gros Ventre<tab>big bellies, one who cooks with a stone, he

cooks by roasting (see Atsina)

Hach winik<tab>true people

Han<tab>those who live along the river

Havasupai<tab>people of the blue green water

Hidatsa<tab>willow (speculation)

Hiute<tab>bowmen

Honniasont<tab>wearing something around the neck

Hopi<tab>peaceful ones

Houma<tab>red, red crawfish

Huchnom<tab>mountain people

Hunkpapa<tab>campers at the opening of the circle

Hupa<tab>trinity river

Huron<tab>ruffian (French word)

Hwal’bay (Hualapai)<tab>people of the tall pines

Ihanktonwan<tab>dwellers at the end

Ihanktonwana<tab>little dwellers at the end

Iowa<tab>sleepy ones (Dakota word)

Iroquois<tab>real adders (Snake) or we of the extended lodge

Jatibonicu<tab>people of the great sacred high waters

Jatibonuco<tab>great people of the sacred high waters

Jicaque<tab>ancient person (Nahuatl word)

Jicarilla<tab>little basket weaver (Spanish word)

Kainai<tab>many chiefs

Kalispel<tab>Camas

Kan-hatki<tab>white earth

Kanienkahaka<tab>people of the place of flint

Kanza<tab>people of the south wind

Karok<tab>upstream

Kato<tab>lake

Kawchottine<tab>people of the great hares


Ketsei<tab>going in wet sand

Kickapoo<tab>he stands about

Kiowa<tab>principal people

Klallam<tab>strong people

Klamath<tab>people of the lake

Kotsoteka<tab>buffalo eaters

Kutcha-kutchin<tab>those who live on the flats

Kwuda<tab>people coming out

Lakota <tab>friend or ally (same with Dakota and Nakota)

Latgawa<tab>those living in the uplands

Lenni Lenape<tab>genuine men

Lillooet<tab>wild onion

Loucheux<tab>people with slanted or crossed eyes

Machapunga<tab>bad dust

Mahican<tab>wolf

Makah<tab>cape people

Maliseet<tab>broken talkers

Manso<tab>mild (Spanish)

Massachuset<tab>at the hills

Mdewankantonwan<tab>dwellers of the spirit lake

Menominee<tab>wild rice men

Miami<tab>people on the peninsula, cry of the crane, pigeon

Michigamea<tab>great water

Miniconjou<tab>planters by water

Minnetaree<tab>they crossed the water

Minqua<tab>stealthy

Missouri<tab>great muddy, people with wooden canoes

Moapa<tab>mosquito creek people

Moatokni<tab>southerners

Modoc<tab>southerners

Mohave<tab>three mountains


Mohawk<tab>the possessors of the flint, coward or man eater

(Abenaki words)

Mohegan<tab>wolf

Moneton<tab>big water people

Muklasa<tab>friend, people of one nation

Munsee<tab>at the place where the stones are gathered

together

Nahane<tab>people of the west

Narragansett<tab>people of the small point

Nanticoke<tab>people of the tidewaters

Natsit-kutchin<tab>those who live off the flats

Navajo<tab>cultivated field in an arroyo (Tewa word)

Nwz Perce<tab>Pierced Nose

Nihtat Gwich’in<tab>people living together as a mixture

Nipmuck<tab>freshwater fishing place

Nokoni<tab>those who turn back

Nooksack<tab>mountain men

Nootka<tab>along the coast

Oglala<tab>scatters their own

Ojibwa<tab>to roast till puckered up

Okelousa<tab>blackwater

Okmulgee<tab>where water boils up

Omaha<tab>upstream people or people going against the

current

Oneida<tab>a boulder standing up, people of the standing

stone

Onondaga<tab>people on top of the hills

Opata<tab>hostile people (Pima word)

Ottawa<tab>to trade

Otto<tab>lechers

Pahodja<tab>dusty nones


Pakiutlema<tab>people of the gap

Pamunkey<tab>rising upland

Pantch-pinunkansh<tab>men altogether red

Papagos<tab>desert people, bean people

Pascagoula<tab>bread people

Passamaquoddy<tab>plenty of pollock

Paugusset<tab>where the narrows open out

Pawnee<tab>horn people, men of men, look like wolves

Penateka<tab>honey eaters

Pennacook<tab>down hill

Penobscot<tab>it forks on the white rocks, the descending

ledge place, at the stone place

Pensacola<tab>hair people

People of the lakes<tab>tribes near the great lakes

Peoria<tab>carrying a pack on his back

Pequot<tab>fox people or destroyers

Piegan<tab>scabby robes

Pilthlako<tab>big swamp

Pima<tab>“no” in Nevome language when responding to question

from Spanish if they knew their name, river people

Pojoaque<tab>drinking place

Potawatomi<tab>people of the place of the fire, keepers of

the fire, (fire nation, fire people)

Powhatan<tab>falls in a current of water

Pshwanwapam<tab>stony ground

Puyallup<tab>shadow

Quahadi<tab>antelope

Quapaw<tab>downstream people

Sac<tab>people of the yellow earth or people of the outlet

Salish<tab>flatheads

Sans Arc<tab>without bows


Schaghticoke<tab>at the river forks

Sekani<tab>dwellers on the rocks

Seminole<tab>separatist or breakaway, peninsula people,

those who camp away

Seneca<tab>place of stone, people of the standing rock,

great hill people

Shawnee<tab>south or southerners

Sihasapa Sioux<tab>blackfeet

Siksika<tab>blackfeet

Sioux<tab>snake (French version of other tribe’s name)

Sisitonwan<tab>dwellers of the fish ground

Skokomish<tab>river people

Snake<tab>river dwellers

Taino<tab>we the good people

Takelma<tab>those living along the river

Tanima<tab>liver eaters

Tangipahoa<tab>corn gatherers

Tantawats<tab>southern men

Tarahumara<tab>running plant, those with light feet

Tatsanottine<tab>people of the copper water

Tawakoni<tab>river bend among red hills

Teetl’it Gwich’in<tab>people who live at the head of the

waters

Tejas<tab>friendly

Tenawa<tab>down stream

Tennuth-ketchin<tab>middle people

Teton<tab>dwellers of the prairie

Tewa<tab>moccasins

Thlingchadinne<tab>dog-flank people

Titonwan<tab>dwellers of the plains

Tonawanda<tab>confluent stream


Tonkawa<tab>they all stay together or most human of people

Tsattine<tab>lives among the beavers

Tsetsaut<tab>people of the interior (Niska word)

Tubatulabal<tab>pinenut eaters (Shoshone word)

Tukudeka<tab>sheep eater

Tuscarora<tab>hemp gatherers, the shirt wearing people

Two Kettle<tab>two boilings

Unalachtgo<tab>tidewater people

Viniintaii Gwich’in<tab>people who live on or by the caribou

trail

Vuntut Gwitch’in<tab>dwellers among the lakes

Vvunta-ketchin<tab>those who live among the lakes

Wahpekute<tab>shooters amoung the leaves

Wahpetonwan<tab>dwellers amoung the leaves

Wailaki<tab>north language (Wintun word)

Wakokai<tab>blue heron breeding place

Walapai<tab>pine tree people

Wallawalla<tab>little river

Wampanoag<tab>eastern people

Wappo<tab>brave

Waptailmin<tab>people of the narrow river

Wasco<tab>cup, those who have the cup

Wichita<tab>big arbor (Choctaw word)

Winnebago<tab>filthy water people

Wiwohka<tab>roaring water

Wyandot<tab>people of the peninsula, islanders

Yakima<tab>runaway

Yamparika<tab>rooteaters or yapeaters

Yavapai<tab>people of the sun, crooked mouth people

Yoncalla<tab>those living at ayankeld

Yuchi<tab>situated yonder


Yuki<tab>stranger (Wintun word)

Yurok<tab>downstream (Karok word)

Zuni<tab>the flesh

Alternative Tribal Names

Alternative Tribal Names

Many tribes have more than one name. Some tribes have a name

they give to the world, with and another name which is meant to

be used only amongst themselves. Some tribes became known by the

names that other tribes called them. For example, Cherokee wasis

a name given to that tribethem by others. Eventually, so many

Europeans, /Americans, and other tribes called them by thatis,

name that the tribey adopted itthe name. Below is an example of

the many names given to the Cherokee. It comes from “The Indian

Tribes of North America” by John R. Swanton:

Alligewi or Alleghanys, a people appearing in Delaware

tradition who were perhaps identical with this tribe.

Ani’-Kitu’hwagi, own name, from one of their most important

ancient settlements, and extended by Algonquian tribes to the

whole.

Ani’-Yun’-wiya’, own name, meaning “real people.”

Baniatho, Arapaho name (Gatschet, MS., B.A.E.).

Entari ronnon, Wyandot name, meaning “mountain people.”

Manteran Catawba name, meaning “coming out of the ground.”

Ochie’tari-ronnon, a Wyandot name.

Oyata’ ge’ronon, Iroquois name, meaning “inhabitants of the

cave country.”

Shanaki, Gaddo name.

Shannakiak, Fox name (Gatschet, Fox MS., B. A. E.).

Talligewi, Delaware name (in Walam Olum),; see Alligewi.

Tcaike, Tonkawa name.

Tcerokieco, Wichita name.



Please explain this reference.


Please explain this reference.

Uwatayo-rono, Wyandot name, meaning “cave people.”

There are many variations on how Europeans spelled tribal

names. Lewis and Clark referred to the IOWA (pronounced EYEEye-

oh-way) Indians with spellings which that varied from page to

page in their journal. I have not included every possible

phonetic spelling, just some of the major ones. One additional

point:, sSome tribes have been referred to by a name which that

is not their real name, and neither, nor do they officially

acknowledge that name. However, because it has been misused so

often, I have listed the incorrect name. I have listed it so

readers cancould understand the original references in the Dates

section of this book.

Abenaki (western)<tab>Alnonba, Abnaki

Adai<tab>Nateo

Adamstown<tab>Upper Mattaponi

Alabama<tab>Alibamu

Aleut<tab>Alutiiq, Unangan

Anadarko<tab>Nadaco

Apache<tab>N de, Tinneh, Dine, Tinde, Unde, Shis inde,

Jicarilla, Lipan, San Carlos, Chiricahua, Mescalero, Pinal,

Arivaipa,

Apache Mohave<tab>Yavapai

Appomattoc<tab>Apamatuks

Arapahoe<tab>Inunaina, Atsina

Arikara<tab>Northern Pawnee, Ricara, Ree

Assiniboin<tab>Hohe

Atasi<tab>Muskogee

Athapaskan<tab>Dene

Atsina<tab>Haaninin,

Aztec<tab>Nahua, Nahuatl

Bannock<tab>Panaiti, Digger



Confirm.


E.g., in the right-hand column?

Bear River Indians<tab>Niekeni

Bellabella<tab>Heiltsuqu, Heiltsuk

Bellacoola<tab>Nuxalk

Blackfeet<tab>Nitsi-tapi, Piegan, Pikuni (northern);

Siksika, Sisaka (southern), Sihasapa

Blood<tab>Kainai

Brule Sioux<tab>Si can gu

Caddo<tab>Adai, Eyeish, Hasinai, Hainai, Kadohodacho,

Kadohadacho Confederacy, Natchitoches, AnadarkoCahuilla<tab>Kawia

Calusa<tab>Calos, Carlos, Muspa

Campo<tab>Kumeyaay

Carrier<tab>Wet’suwet’en

Catawba<tab>Esaw, Ushery

Cayuga<tab>Kweniogwen, Iroquois

Cayuse<tab>Wailetpu, Te-taw-ken

Chakchiuma<tab>Shaktci Homma

Chastacosta<tab>Shista-kwusta

Chemehuevi<tab>Tantawats

Chetco<tab>Tolowa

Cherokee<tab>Tsa-la-gi, Ani-yun-wiya, Anikituhwagi, Keetowah

Cheyenne<tab>Dzi tsi stas, Sowonia (southern), O mi sis

(northern)

Chippewa<tab>Ojibwa

Chitimacha<tab>Pantch-pinunkansh

Choctaw<tab>Chakchiuma, Chatot

Chumash<tab>Santa Barbara Indians

Clackamas<tab>Guithlakimas

Clallam<tab>S’klallam, Nusklaim, Tlalem

Clowwewalla<tab>Willamette

Cocopah<tab>Xawitt Kunyavaei

Coeur d’Alene<tab>Skitswish, Schee chu’umsch


Comanche<tab>Detsanayuka, Kotsoteka, Nermernuh, Noconi,

Nokoni, Numunuu, Padouca (Sioux word), Penateka, Pennande,

Quahadi, Yamparika

Comox<tab>Catloltx

Conoy<tab>Canawese, Ganawese, Kanawha, Piscataway

Copane<tab>Kopano, Quevenes

Cora<tab>Nayarit

Coushatta<tab>Koasati, Acoste

Cree<tab>Kenistenoag, Iyiniwok

Creek<tab>Muskogee, Abihika, Abeika, Hitchiti

Crow<tab>Absaroke

Cupeno<tab>Kupa

Cuthead<tab>Pabaksa

Delaware<tab>Lenni Lenape, Lenape, Abnaki, Alnanbai,

Wampanoag, Munsee, Unami, Unalachitgo, Powhatan-Renápe

Dieguenos<tab>Comeya, Tipai, Ipai, Kumeyaay

Eskimo<tab>Inuit, Inupiat, Inuvialuit, Yupik

Fox<tab>Mesquaki

Gabrieleno<tab>Tongva

Ganawese<tab>Conoys, Piscataways

Goshute<tab>Kusiutta

Gros Ventre<tab>Atsina (prairie), Hidatsa (Missouri), Ah-ah-

nee-nin, Minnetaree

Gwich’in<tab>Loucheux

Hainai<tab>Ioni

Hasinai<tab>Caddo

Havasupai<tab>Suppai

Hidatsa: Gros Venture

Hopi<tab>Hopitu, Hopitu, Shinumu, Moqui, Hapeka

Hualapai<tab>Hwal’bay, Walapai

Huchnom<tab>Redwood


Hupa<tab>Natinnohhoi

Huron<tab>Wendat, Wyandot

Havasupai<tab>Supai

Ingalik Athapaskans<tab>Deg Het’an

Iowa<tab>Pahodja

Iroquois<tab>Haudenosaunee, Hodenosaunee, Ongwanosionni,

Hotinonshonni, Cayuga, Mohawk, Onondaga, Seneca, Tuscarora,

Oneidea

Jemez<tab>Tuwa, Ha’mish

Jicarilla Apache<tab>Tinde

Kalispel<tab>Pend d’Oreilles

Kamia<tab>Tipai

Kansa<tab>Hutanga, Kansas, Kanza, Kaw,

Kato<tab>Tlokeang

Keres<tab>Pueblo, Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Laguna, San

Felipe, Santa Ana, Santo Domingo, Zia

Ketsei<tab>Kitsei, Kichai

Kickapoo<tab>Kiwigapawa

Kiowa<tab>Kwuda, Tepda, Tepkinago, Gaigwu

Kiowa Apache<tab>Nadiisha Dena

Klamath<tab>Eukshikni Maklaks, Auksni

Klickitat<tab>Qwulhhwaipum

Kootenai<tab>Kuronoqa, Kutenai

Koso<tab>Panamint

Kutchin<tab>Gwich’in

Kutenai<tab>Asanka

Lancondon<tab>Maya

Loucheux<tab>Gwich’in

Lillooet<tab>Lil’wat, St’át’imc

Lipan<tab>Naizhan

Lower Sioux<tab>Mdewakanton, Wahpekute


Lumbee<tab>Cheraw

Machapunga<tab>dusty

Maicopa<tab>Pipatsji

Makah<tab>Kwenetchechat

Mandan<tab>Metutahanke or Mawatani (after 1837), Numakaki

(before 1837)

Manhattan<tab>Rechgawawank

Manso<tab>Maise, Mansa, Manse, Manxo, Gorreta, Gorrite,

Tanpachoa

Maricopa<tab>Xalchidom Pii-pash, Pipatsje, Pee-posh

Miami<tab>Twightwis, Twa-h-twa-h, Oumameg, Wea

Micmac<tab>Mi’kmaq

Missouri<tab>Niutachi

Moapa<tab>Moapariats

Mobile<tab>Mabila

Modoc<tab>Moatokni, Okkowish

Mohave<tab>Mojave, Tzinamaa, Ahamakav

Mohawk<tab>Kanienkahaka, Kaniengehage, Abenaki, Iroquois

Molala<tab>Latiwe

Mono<tab>Monache

Moratoc<tab>Nottoway

Mosopelea<tab>Ofo

Munsee<tab>Minasinink

Muskogee<tab>Alabama, Atasi, Eufaula, Hilibi

Nanticoke<tab>Unalachtgo

Navajo<tab>Diné, Dineh, Tenuai, Navaho, Tewa Navahu

Nez Perce<tab>Nee-me-poo, Nimipu, Kamuinu, Tsutpeli,

Sahaptin, Chopunnish

Nootka<tab>Nuu-chah-nulth

Nottaway<tab>Cheroenhaka

Ofo<tab>Mosopelea


Ogallala<tab>Okandanda

Ojibwa<tab>Chippewa, Anishinabe, Missisauga, Saginaw

Northern Ojibwa<tab>Saulteaux

Okanagon<tab>Isonkuaili

Oneida<tab>Iroquois

Onondaga<tab>Iroquois

Osage<tab>Wakon, Wazhazhe

Ottawa<tab>Adawe

Otto<tab>Chewaerae

Oulaouaes<tab>Necariages

Parianuc<tab>White River Utes

Paiute<tab>Numa, Nuwuvi, Snake

Papagos<tab>Tohono O’odham, Ak-chin, Yohono Au’autam

Passamaquoddy<tab>Peskedemakddi

Patchogue<tab>Unkechaug

Pawnee<tab>Pariki, Chahiksichahiks, Ckirihki Kuruuriki,

Awah.i

Pawokti<tab>Alabama

Pecos<tab>Pueblos from Jemez

Pend d’Oreilles<tab>Kalispel

Penobscot<tab>Pannawanbskek, Penaubsket

Petun<tab>Khionontateronon, Tionontati

Piegan<tab>Blood, Kainai, Pikuni, Pigunni

Pima<tab>Onk Akimel Au-authm, Tohono O’odham, A-atam, Akimul

Au’autam, Akimel O’oodham

Piro<tab>Tortuga

Pit River<tab>Achomawi, Atsugewi

Poosepatuck<tab>Unkechaug

Pshwanwapam<tab>Upper Yakima

Pueblo<tab>Acoma, Cochiti, Hano, Hopi, Isleta, Isleta del

Sur, Jemez, Keresan, Laguna, Nambe, Pecos, Picuris, Piro,


Pojoaque, San Felipe, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Sandia, Santa Ana,

Santa Clara, Sia, Santo Domingo, Senecu, Taos, Tano, Tesuque,

Tewa, Tiwa, Zia, Zuni,

Quapaw<tab>Quapah, Akansea, Ouaguapas

Quechan<tab>Yuma

Quileute<tab>Quil-leh-ute

Quinault<tab>Qui-nai-elts

Sac and Fox<tab>Sauk, Meshkwakihug, Fox

Sahwnee<tab>Shawadasay

Salish<tab>Okinagan, Flathead

Sans Arc<tab>Itazipco

Santee<tab>Sisseton

Saponi<tab>Monasukapanough

Scioto<tab>(Five Nations of the Scioto Plains) Shawnee,

Wyandot, Delaware, Munsee, Seneca

Seminole<tab>Ikaniuksalgi, Alachua, Mikasuki

Seneca<tab>Iroquois

Serrano<tab>Cowangachem, Mohineyam

Shawnee<tab>Savannah, Chillicothe, Hathawekela, Mequachake,

Piqua

Shoshone<tab>Shoshoni, Snake, Nimi, Tukudeka

Sioux<tab>Brule, Dakota, Hunkpapa, Isanyati, Itazipco,

Lakota, Mnikowoju, Nakota, Ocheti Shakowin, Oglala, Oohenunpa,

Sicangu, Sihasapa, Teton, Titunwan

Sissipahaw<tab>Haw

Skagit<tab>Humaluh

Skoskomish<tab>Twana

Snake<tab>Norther Paiute, Takelma

Squinamish<tab>Swinomish

Slotas<tab>Red River Metis

Songish<tab>Lkungen


Southern Paiute<tab>Numa

St.Francis<tab>Abenaki

St.Regis Mohawk<tab>Akwesasne, Kaniengehage

Stockbridge<tab>Mahican

Susquehanna<tab>Susquehannock, Conestoga, Minqua, Andaste.

Taidnapam<tab>Upper Cowlitz

Tarahumara: Rarámuri

Taviwac<tab>Uncompahgre Ute

Tawasa<tab>Alabama

Tejas<tab>Hasinai, Cenis

Tenino<tab>Melilema

Teton<tab>Brule, Hunkpapa, Itazipco, Mnikowoju, Oglala,

Oohenunpa, Sicangu, Sihasapa, Titunwan

Tewa<tab>Pueblo, Nambe, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, San Juan,

Santa Clara, Tesuque

Thompson<tab>Nlaka’pamux

Tigua<tab>Pueblo, Tiwa, Tortuga

Tillamook<tab>Killamuck

Timucua<tab>Utina, Acuera

Tiwa<tab>Pueblo, Tortuga

Tlingit<tab>Lingi’t, Kolushan

Tobacco<tab>Khionontateronon, Tionontati

Toltec<tab>Chiaimeca Mochanecatoca

Tonkawa<tab>Titskan Watitch, Titskanwatitch, Tonkaweya

Tubatulabal<tab>Bahkanapul, Kern River

Tunica<tab>Yoron

Tuscarora<tab>Skaruren, Iroquois, Coree

Tututni<tab>Tolowa

Twana<tab>Tuadhu

Two Kettle<tab>Oohenonpa

Umpqua<tab>Etnemitane


Uncompahgre Ute<tab>Taviwac

Upper Chehalis<tab>Kwaiailk

Upper Sioux<tab>Sisseton, Wahpeton

Ute<tab>Noochi, Notch, Nuciu, Yamparka, Parianuc, Taviwac,

Wiminuc, Kapota, Muwac, Cumumba,

Tumpanuwac, Uinta-ats, Pahvant, San Pitch, and Sheberetch

Wampanoag<tab>Pokanoket

Warm Springs<tab>Tilkuni

Wasco<tab>Galasquo

Watlala<tab>Katlagakya

Whilkut<tab>Redwood Indians

Winnebago<tab>Winipig

Wichita<tab>Kitikiti’sh, Wia Chitch (Choctaw word)

Winik<tab>Maya

Wishram<tab>Ilaxluit, Tlakluit

Wyandot<tab>Huron, Talamatans

Yakima<tab>Waptailmin, Pakiutlema

Yazoo<tab>Chakchiuma

Yoncalla<tab>Tchayankeld

Yuchi<tab>Chisa

Yuma<tab>Quechan, Euqchan

Zuni<tab>Ashiwi, Taa Ashiwani, Sunyitsi

Forts

Forts

Fort Abercrombie, near Wahpeton, in the southeastern corner

of North Dakota

Fort Adams, in southwestern Mississippi

Fort Alleghan, Auburn, New York

Fort Allen, Weissport, Pennsylvania

Fort Amanda, southeast of Lima, in western Ohio

Fort Amsterdam, modern New York City


Fort Andrews, on Fenholloway Creek in Taylor County,

northern north Florida

Fort Apache, near Whitewater, Arizona

Fort Apalachicola, Gadsden County , northwestern Florida

Fort Arbuckle, near modern Davis, southern Oklahoma

Arkansas Post, Gillett, Arkansas

Fort Armstrong, Bushnell, Florida

Fort Ashby, Fort Ashby, West Virginia

Fort Assinniboine, in Havre, north-central Montana

Fort Assumption, modern Memphis, Tennessee

Fort Astoria, in western Oregon territory

Fort Atkinson, Ft. Calhoun, Nebraska

Fort Atkinson, west of modern Dodge City, in southwestern

Kansas

Fort Atkinson, Lafayette County, near Day, northern north

Florida

Fort Atkinson, Fayette, Iowa

Fort Aubrey, located between modern Kendall and Syracuse,

Kansas.

Fort Augusta, Shamokin, Pennsylvania

Fort Barbour, Gadsden County , northwestern Florida

Camp Barbour, on the San Joaquin River in central California

Fort Barker, near modern Cooks Hammock, Lafayette County,


Fort Barnwell, on the Neuse River between New Berne and

Kinston, North Carolina

Fort Barrancas, Pensacola Bay , northwestern Florida

Fort Barrancas, Memphis, Tennessee

Fort Bascom, Near Tucumcari, in western New Mexico

Fort Basinger, Fort Basinger, Florida


Fort Battleford, Battleford, northwestern west Saskatchewan,

Canada

Fort Bayard, in southwestern New Mexico

Fort Belknap, in Newcastle in central Texas

Fort Belknap, northcentral Montana

Fort Bell, Belleville, Alabama

Fort Belle Fontaine, Spanish Lake, Missouri

Fort Bellevue, Bellevue, Nebraska

Fort Belmont, Woodson County, southeastern Kansas

Camp Belt, on the King River in central California

Fort Bend, in modern Fort Bend County, Texas

Bent’s Fort, Las Animas, Colorado

Fort Benton, in northern Montana

Fort Bergen, Jersey City, New Jersey

Fort Berthold, northwest of Bismarck, North Dakota

Camp Bidwell, near Chico, California

Fort Bidwell, near Alturas, northwestern California.

Bingham’s Fort, in Juniata County, Pennsylvania

Bird’s Fort, in Arlington, between modern Dallas and Fort

Worth, Texas

Fort Blackmore, Fort Blackmore, in western Virginia

Fort Blair, Desdemona, in central Texas

Fort Bliss, modern El Paso, Texas

Fort Blue Mounds, near modern Madison, Wisconsin

Fort Boise, Boise, Idaho

Fort Boggy, near modern Leona, in Leon County, Texas

Fort Bowie, near Willcox in southwestern Arizona

Fort Boykins, Smithfield, in southeastern Virginia

Fort Braden, Leon County, northwestern west Florida

Fort Bragg, Fort Bragg, California

Fort Breckenridge, Falling Spring, in western Virginia


Fort Brewerton, Brewerton, New York

Fort Bridger, southwestern west corner of Wyoming

Fort Bridgman, Vernon, Connecticut

Fort Frank Brooke, Steinhatchee Dixie County, northern north

Florida

Fort Brooke, Tampa,. Florida

Camp Brown, in west- central Wyoming

Fort Buchanan, southeast of Tucson, Arizona

Fort Buckeye, at Steinhatchee Springs, Lafayette County,


Fort Buffalo Springs, in Clay County, 30 miles north of

Jacksboro, Texas

Fort Buford, near the North Dakota-Montana line, in western

North Dakota

Fort Bull (also called Wood Creek Fort), near modern Rome,

New York

Forts Canby and Wingate, on the New Mexico-–Arizona line,

Fort Caroline, Jacksonville, Florida

Fort Carondelet, Vernon County, Missouri

Fort Cascade, east of Portland, Oregon

Fort Caspar, Casper, Wyoming

Fort Cavagnial (Fort de la Trinite) in what is now modern,

Kansas City

Fort Chadbourne, near Bronte in west-central Texas

Fort Chambly, in modern Chambly, Quebec, southeast of

Montreal.

Fort Charles, Pemaquid, northeast of Portland, Maine

Fort Charlotte, Grand Portage, Minnesota

Fort de Chartres, Prairie du Rocher, Illinois

Fort Chipola, on the river of the same name, northwestern

west Florida



Casper?

Fort Chiswell, Fort Chiswell, in western Virginia

Fort Christanna, Lawrenceville, in central Virginia

Fort Christina, Wilmington, Delaware

Fort Churchill, east of Carson City, Nevada

Fort Cienega, six miles east of Shafter, in Presidio County,

Texas

Fort Claiborne, Claiborne, Alabama

Fort Clark, near present-day Del Rio, Texas

Fort Clatsop, Warrenton, Oregon

Fort Clinch, Frostproof, Florida

Fort Cobb, west of Anadarko, Oklahoma

Fort Coffee, in eastern Oklahoma

Fort Colerain, on the St. Marys River, Georgia, just north

of Florida

Fort Collins, Colorado

Colonial Fort, Alexandria, Virginia

Fort Colville, northeastern Washington, near Colville

Fort Concho, modern San Angelo in west-central Texas

Fort Condé, Mobile, Alabama

Fort Confederation, near Epes in western Alabama

Fort Connor (later Fort Reno), near present-day Sussex,

Wyoming

Camp Cooper, on the Clear Fork of the Brazos River in modern

Throckmorton County, Texas

Fort Cooper, south of Inverness, Florida

Fort Cote sans Dessein, Osage City, Missouri

Fort Craig, south of Socorro, New Mexico

Fort Crawford, at Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin

Fort Cresap, Williamsport, Maryland

Fort Cresap, Oldtown, Maryland

Fort Creve Coeur, Creve Coeur, Illinois


Camp Crittenden, north of Nogales, in southern Arizona

Fort Croghan, in modern Burnet, Texas

Fort Croghan, Council Bluffs, Iowa

Fort Cumberland, in western Maryland

Fort Cummings, in southwestern New Mexico

Fort Cummings, Honeoye, New York

Camp Cureton, southeast of Archer City, Texas

Fort Custer, in south-central Montana

Fort Dabney, Old Town, Dixie County, northern north Florida

Fort Dakota, Sioux Falls, Sout Dakota

Fort Dalles, The Dalles, Oregon

Fort Davis, in western Texas

Fort Dearborn, in present-day Chicago, Illinois

Fort Dearborn, Washington, Mississippi

Fort Defiance, in northwestern Arizona

Fort Defiance, northwest, Ohio

Fort Defiance, Barnard, Vermont

Fort Dent, near Seattle, Washington

Fort Detroit, Detroit, Michigan

Fort Dickinson, Millboro Springs, in western Virginia

Fort Dobbs, modern Salisbury, North Carolina

Fort Dodge, in southwestern Kansas, a few miles southeast of

modern Dodge City, Kansas

Fort Dodge, Fort Dodge, Iowa

Fort Donnally, Richlands, West Virginia

Fort Douglas, Salt Lake City, Utah

Fort Downer, west of Hays, Kansas

Fort Downing, Suwannee County, northern north Florida

Fort Downing, Lafayette County, northern north Florida

Fort Drane, northwest of present-day Ocala, Florida

Camp Drum, Wilmington, California


Fort Duchesne, Fort Duchesne, Utah

Fort Dummer, Brattleboro, Connecticut

Fort Duncan, near Eagle Pass, Texas

Fort Dunmore, Pittsburgh

Fort Durkee, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

Fort Dusquesne, Pittsburgh (also spelled Fort Duquesne)

Fort Edward, Fort Edward, New York

Fort Elliot, in northern north Texas east of Pampa

Fort Ellis, in southern Montana

Fort Ellsworth (later Fort Harker) near modern Ellsworth,

Kansas

Evan’s Fort, Big Spring, West Virginia

Fort Fannin, Fanning Springs, Florida

Fort Fauntleroy, in western New Mexico (–-. The fort would

later be renamed Fort Lyon, and then Fort Wingate)

Fort Fetterman, in east-central Wyoming

Fort Fillmore, south of Las Cruses, New Mexico

Fort Finley, in modern Findley, northwestern Ohio

Fort Finney, at the Great Miami and the Ohio Rivers on the

State lines of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky

Fort Fisher, modern Waco, Texas

Fort Fitzhugh, south of Gainesville, Texas

Fort Fletcher (later Fort Hays), in central Kansas

La Fortaleza, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Forty Fort, in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania, near

Wilkes-Barre

Fort Franklin, Syndersville, Pennsylvania

Fort Frederick, Pemaquid, northeast of Portland, Maine

Camp Fremont, Palo Alto, California

Fort Ganondagan, Victor, New York

Fort Garland, east of Alamosa, in south-central Colorado


Fort Gadsden, east of Panama City, northwestern west Florida

Fort Garrison, Stevenson, Maryland

Fort Garry, in present-day Winnipeg, Manitoba

Fort Gaston, Willow Creek, in northern California

Fort Gates, east of Gatesville, Texas

Fort George, in Brunswick, Maine

Fort George, modern Astoria, Oregon

Fort George, just southeast of Pierre, South Dakota on the

Missouri River

Fort George, in modern Oswego, New York

Fort Gibson, in western Oklahoma

Fort Gillespie, Knoxville, Tennessee

Fort Gower, Hockingport, Ohio

Fort Graham, west of Hillsboro, Texas

Camp Grant, in southeastern Arizona

Fort Granville, central Pennsylvania

Great Swamp Fort, in Kingston, Rhode Island

Fort Griffin, near modern Albany, Texas

Fort Griffin, Dixie County, northern north Florida

Fort Half Moon, Waterford, New York

Fort Hall, north of Pocatello, Idaho

Fort Halleck, Halleck, Nevada

Fort Halleck, Whiskey Gap, Wyoming

Fort Hamilton, north of Cincinnati, Ohio

Fort Hamilton, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Fort Hamilton, Wisconsin

Fort Hancock, southeast of El Paso, texas

Fort Harker, near modern Ellsworth in central Kansas

Fort Harmar, near present-day Marietta, Ohio

Fort Harney, west of present-day Burns, in east-central

Oregon


Camp Harney, west of present-day Burns, in east-central

Oregon

Fort Harriet, Leon County, northwestern west Florida

Fort Harrison, Terre Haute, Indiana

Fort Harrison, Clearwater, Florida

Fort Hartsuff, Burwell, central Nebraska

Fort Hays, in central Kansas

Fort Henricus, Dutch Gap, in central Virginia

Fort Henrietta, Echo, Oregon

Fort Henry, near Bethel, Pennsylvania

Fort Henry, Wheeling, West Virginia

Fort William Henry, Lake George, New York

Fort William Henry, Pemaquid, northeast of Portland, Maine

Fort Herkimer, in the Mohawk Valley of New York

Hinkle’s Fort, Riverton, West Virginia

Camp Holmes, on the eastern border of the Grand Prairie,

near the Canadian River

Camp Houston, later named Fort Martin Scott, near

Fredericksburg, Texas

Fort Houston, west of Palestine, Texas

Fort Howard, Green Bay, Wisconsin

Fort Huachuca, near Sierra Vista in southeastern east

Arizona

Fort Humbolt, Eureka, California

Fort Hunter, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Hupp’s Fort, Strasburg, in western Virginia

Fort Industry, on the Miami River, in western Ohio

Fort Inge, south of Uvalde, Texas

Fort Inglish, in modern Bonham, Texas

Fort Jackson, near modern Wetumpka, Alabama

Fort Jackson., Madison County, northern north Florida


Fort James, Providence Forge, in central Virginia

Fort Jefferson, south of Greenville, Ohio.

Fort Jenkins, in the Wyoming Valley ofin Pennsylvania, near

West Pittston

Fort Johnston, Ottawa, Illinois

Fort Josselyn, Scarboro, Maine

Presidio del Norte de la Junta de los Rios, in modern

Presidio County, Texas

Fort Kanadesaga, Geneva, New York

Fort Phil Kearny, in northern Wyoming, south of present-day

Sheridan

Fort Kearny, Kearny, in southern Nebraska

Fort Keogh, near modern Miles City, east-central Montana

Fort Kiksadi, Sitka, Alaska

Fort Kilgore, Nickelsville, in western Virginia

Fort King, near present-day Ocala in the northcentral part

of Florida

Fort Klamath, between Klamath Falls and Crater Lake, Oregon

Fort Lancaster, west of Sheffield, Texas

Fort Lane, in southwestern Oregon

Fort Lapwai, east of Lewiston, Idaho

Fort Laramie, Laramie, in eastern Wyoming

Fort Larned (formerly “Camp on Pawnee Fork”), in

southwestern Kansas

Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort, Las Vegas, Nevada

Fort Laurens, Bolivar, Ohio

Fort Leaton, Presidio County, Texas

Fort Leavenworth, eastern Kansas

Fort Lebanon, northwest of Reading, Pennsylvania

Fort Le Boeuf, at present-day Waterford, in northwestern

Pennsylvania


Fort Lee, Charlestown, West Virginia

Camp Lewis, near Lewiston, Montana

Fort Ligonier, in southwestern Pennsylvania, near modern

Johnstown

Fort Abraham Lincoln (formerly Fort McKeen), near Bismarck,

North Dakota

Fort Lincoln, north of modern D’Hanis, in Medina County,

Texas

Fort Lipantitláán (meaning “Lipan land”) in northwestern

Nueces County

Fort Logan, modern Denver, Colorado

Logan’s Fort, Stanford, Kentucky

Fort Loudoun, near modern Vonore, in southeastern Tennessee

Fort Loudoun, in Fort Loudoun, Pennsylvania

Lovewell’s Fort, Center Ossipee, New Hampshire

Fort Lowell, Tucson, Arizona

Fort Lyday, near Dial, Fannin County, Texas

Fort Lyon, in southeastern Colorado

Camp Lyon, in Oregon

Fort Macintosch, in western Pennsylvania

Fort Macleod, in southwestern west Alberta, Canada

Fort Macom, Wakulla County, northwestern west Florida

Fort Macomb Lafayette County, near Day, northern north

Florida

Fort Madison, southeastern corner of Iowa

Fort Malden, near Amherstburg, southern Ontario, Canada

Fort Manada, Grantville, Pennsylvania

Fort Mann, west of Dodge City, Kansas

Fort Manuel, Kenel, South Dakota

Fort Many, Wakulla County, northwestern west Florida

Fort Marion, in St.Augustine, Florida


Fort Marr, Old Fort, Tennessee

Mashantucket Fort, near Ledyrad, Connecticut

Fort Mason, Mason County in central Texas

Fort Massac, Metropolis, Illinois

Fort Massachusetts, in southern Colorado

Fort Matanzas, St. Augustine, Florida

Fort McCord, near Loudon, Pennsylvania

Fort McCrabb, near Old Town; Dixie County, northern north

Florida

Fort McDermitt, northwestern Nevada

Camp McDowell, near Phoenix, Arizona

Camp McGarry, northern Nevada

Fort McKavett, Menard, Texas

Fort McKeen (then Fort Abraham Lincoln), near Bismarck,

North Dakota

Fort McLane, in southwestern New Mexico

Fort McPherson, Maxwell, in central Nebraska

Fort McRae, are near Canada Alamosa, in southern New Mexico

Territory

Fort McRee, at the entrance to Pensacola Bay, northwestern

west Florida

Fort Meade, in Sturgis, western South Dakota

Fort Meade, Fort Meade, Florida

Fort Meigs, modern Perrysburg, Ohio

Fort Mellon, near St. Augustine, Florida

Fort Merrill, west of Corpus Christi, Texas

Fort Miami, was located at the site of modern Fort Wayne,

Ohio

Fort Miami, near present-day Toledo, Ohio

Fort Micanopy, in Micanopy, south of Gainesville, Florida


Fort Michilimackinac on the straights between upper and

lower Michigan

Fort Mims, near Tenshaw, just north of Mobile, Alabama

Fort Misery, Prescott, Arizona

Fort Missoula, Missoula, Montana

Fort Mitchell, Alabama, near Columbus, Georgia

Fort Mitchell, Mitchell, Nebraska

Fort la Mobile, Mobile, Alabama

Fort Mohave, southwestern west Arizona

Fort Monroe, modern Sanford, Florida

Presidio of Monterey, Monterey, California

Fort Monument, in western Kansas, north of Garden City

Moore’s Fort, St. Paul, in western Virginia

Fort Moritas, near Shafter, Presidio County, Texas

Fort Moultrie, near Charleston, South Carolina

Fort Muncy, Muncy, Pennsylvania

Fort Nashborough, in would eventually become Nashville,

Tennessee

Neally’s Fort, Martinsburg, West Virginia

Fort Necessity, near modern Farmington, in southwestern

Pennsylvania

Fort Neck, Massapequa, New York

The “Negro Fort” (later Fort Gadsden), east of Panama City,

Florida

Fort Nephi, Nephi, Utah

Fort Niagara, Youngstown, New York

Fort Nicholas, Cresaptown, Maryland

Fort Nicholls (also spelled Nicolls and later renamed Fort

Gadsden), east of Panama City, Florida.

Fort 9, near Mayo, Lafayette County, northern north Florida

Fort Ninigret, Charlestown, Rhode Island


Fort Niobrara, Valentine, Nebraska

Fort Nisqually, Tacoma, Washington

Fort Noel, Madison County, northern north Florida

Fort Northkill, Shartlesville, Pennsylvania

Camp Nowlin, Archer City, texas

Fort Number 4, near modern Charlestown, New Hampshire

Fort Number 21, Hamilton County, northern north Florida

Fort Ogden, Fort Ogden, Florida

Fort Okanogan, Brewster, Washington

Fort Ohio, Ridgeley, West Virginia

Fort Oldham, central Burleson, Texas

Fort Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska

Fort Orange, in modern Albany, New York

Fort Orford, in southwestern Oregon

Fort Osage, in Sibley, east of Kansas City, Missouri

Fort Oswego, Oswego, New York.

Fort Ouiatenon, in present-day West Lafayette, northwestern

Indiana

Parker’s Fort , near present-day Navasota, Texas

Camp on Pawnee Fork, (later Fort Larned), in southwestern

Kansas

Fort Pease, just north of present-day Custer in central

Montana

Fort Peck, in New Orleans

Fort Peck, in northeastern Montana

Fort Pena Colorada, Marathon, Texas

Fort Phantom Hill, north of Abilene in west-central Texas

Fort Pickens, on Santa Rosa Island, Pensacola Bay,

northwestern west Florida

Fort Picketville, Breckenridge, Texas

Fort Pierre, Pierre, South Dakota


Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fort Place, (later became the town of Wewahitchka)., Gulf

County, northwestern west Florida

Camp Pope, near Little Rock, Arkansas

Fort Popham, northeast of modern Portland, Maine

Camp Poplar, in northeastern Montana

Fort Presqu’ilse, at modern Erie, Pennsylvania

Fort Preston, near modern Bristol and Blountstown ,

northwestern west Florida

Fort Preston, near Denison, Texas

Fort Prince George, west of Greenville, South Carolina

Fort Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado

Fort Purdy, Denison, Iowa

Fort Qu’Appelle, northeast of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Queen’s Fort, near Exeter, Rhode Island

Fort Quitman, southeast of El Paso, Texas, near the Rio

Grande

Fort Rains, near North Bonneville, Washington

Fort Randall, on the Missouri River in South Dakota, just

north of the Nebraska border

Fort Ransom, west of Fargo, North Dakota

Fort Raymond, in central Montana, near modern Custer.

Camp Radziminski, on Otter Creek, in Oklahoma

Fort Recovery, on the Ohio-Indiana border.

Fort Red Clay, Cleveland, Tennessee

Fort des Renards, McLean County, Illinois

Fort Reno, near present-day Sussex, Wyoming

Fort Reno, in west-central Oklahoma

Fort Reynolds, in southeastern Colorado

Fort Rice, south of Bismarck, North Dakota

Fort Richardson, in near Jacksboro in north-central Texas


Fort Ridgely, in south-central Minnesota

Fort Riley, in central Kansas, west of Manhattan

Fort Ringgold, Rio Grande City, Texas

Fort Ripley, north of Little Falls in central Minnesota

Fort Robinson, Crawford, in northwestern Nebraska

Fort Rosalie, Natchez, Mississippi

Fort Ross, Marion, California

Fort Ruby, Ruby Valley, Nevada

Ruddle’s Fort, Cynthiana, Kentucky

Fort St. Anne, Isle la Motte, Vermont

Fort St. Charles, northern Minnesota

Fort St. Clair, Eaton, Ohio

Fort St. Jean Baptiste, near Natchitoches, Louisiana

Fort St. Joseph, in modern Niles, Michigan

Fort St. Louis, Utica, Illinois

Fort St. Louis, in modern Chambly, Quebec, southeast of

Montreal.

Fort St. Louis, Indianola, Texas

Fort St. Michael, Sitka, Alaska

Fort St. Pierre, in southern Louisiana

Fort St. Pierre, Redwood, Mississippi

Fort St. Stephens, St. Stephens, Alabama

Fort St. Vrain, Platteville, Colorado

Fort Sanders, Laramie, Wyoming

Fort Sandusky, on Lake Erie in Ohio

Fort San Carlos, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Presidio of San Diego, San Diego, California

Fort San Marcos Dde Apalache, St. Marks, Florida

Fort Santa Lucia, Jensen Beach, Florida

Fort Sartwell, Vernon Connecticut

Fort Saybrook, Old Saybrook, southern Connecticut


Fort Schellbourne, north of Ely, Nevada

Fort Schlosser, Niagara Falls, New York

Fort Scott, on the Flint River in southwestern west Georgia

Fort Scott, in southeastern Kansas

Fort Scott, Charleston, Tennessee

Fort Martin Scott, southeast of Fredericksburg, Texas

Fort Sedgwick, in the northeastern corner of Colorado

Fort Selden, near Las Cruces, New Mexico

Fort Serof, Fort Morgan, Alabama

Fort Seybert, Fort Seybert, West Virginia

Camp Shafter, is twenty-six miles southeast of Fort Duncan

and Eagle Pass, Texas

Fort Shaw, west of Great Falls, Montana

Camp Sheridan, in northwestern west Nebraska

Fort Sherman, southwest of Mount Pleasant in Titus County,

Texas

Fort Sidney, in western Nebraska

Fort Sill, in south-central Oklahoma

Fort Simcoe, southwest of modern Yakima, Washington

Fort Simpson, southwester Northwest Territories, Canada

Fort Sinquefield, near Tenshaw, north of Mobile, Alabama

Fort Sisseton, in Lake City, northeastern South Dakota

Fort Schlosser, Niagara Falls, New York

Fort Martin Scott, near Fredericksburg, Texas

Fort C. F. Smith, located near present-day Yellowtail and

Big Horn Lake, in southern Montana

Fort Smith, in western Arkansas

Fort Smith, in northeastern Hill County, Texas

Fort Snelling, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Spanish Fort, Montague County, Texas

Fort Spokane, Spokane, Washington


Fort Stansbury, Wakulla County, northwestern west Florida

Fort Stanton, in central New Mexico

Fort Stanwix, modern Rome, New York

Fort Star, Star Island, Maine

Fort Fred Steele, in southern Wyoming

Fort Steilacoom, Steilacoom, Washington

Fort Stephens, St. Stephens, north of Mobile, Alabama

Stephen’s Fort, Middletown, in western Virginia

Fort Stephenson, at modern Fremont, Ohio

Fort Steuben, Steubenville, Ohio

Fort Stevens, Hammond, Oregon

Fort Stevenson, Garrison, North Dakota

Fort Stockton, in Fort Stockton, western west Texas

Stone Fort (later Fort Garry), in present-day Winnipeg,

Manitoba

Old Stone Fort, Nacogdoches, Texas

Fort Strother, Ohatchee, Alabama

Fort Sully, just north of Pierre, South Dakota, at the

confluencejuncture of the Missouri and Cheyenne Rivers

Fort Sumner, Fort Sumner, in east-central New Mexico

Fort Supply, in northwestern Oklahoma

Camp Supply, in the southwestern west corner of Arizona.

Camp Supply, Oklahoma

Fort Swatara, Suedberg, Pennsylvania

Fort Tackett, St. Albans, West Virginia

Fort Tejon, north of Los Angeles, California

Fort Tenoxtitlan, Caldwell, Texas

Fort Teodore, Montague County, Texas

Fort Terrettm, near Roosevelt, Texas

Fort Thompson, modern Fort Thompson, southeast of Pierre,

South Dakota



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Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga, New York

Fort Tonoloway, Hancock, Maryland

Fort Totten, Fort Totten, North Dakota

Fort Toulouse (Fort Jackson), in modern Wetumpka, Alabama

Fort Towson, in southeastern Oklahoma

Fort Trent, Pittsburgh

Fort de la Trinite, in what is now modern, Kansas City

Tubac Presidio, Tubac, Arizona

Fort Tularosa, near Alamogordo, New Mexico

Fort Umpqua, Winchester Bay, Oregon

Fort Union, north of Las Vegas, New Mexico

Fort Union, north of Sidney, in Montana

Fort Union, Suwannee County, northern north Florida

Camp Union, Sacramento, California

Fort Vancouver, Vancouver, Washington

Fort Vause, Shawsville, in western Virginia

Fort Venango, Franklin, Pennsylvania

Camp Verde, in central Arizona

Waggoner’s Upper Fort, Upper Tract, West Virginia

Fort Washita, near Durant, Oklahoma

Camp Walbach, near Cheyenne Pass, in the southeastern corner

of Wyoming

Fort Wallace, in west-central Kansas

Fort Walla Walla, in southeastern Washington

Fort Walsh, southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada

Fort Walton, Fort Walton beach, Florida

Fort Washakie, north of Lander in central Wyoming

Fort Washington, Cincinnatti, Ohio

Fort Washita, northwest of Durantis, in southeastern

Oklahoma

Fort Watauga, Elizabethton, Tennessee


Fort Waters, near Walla Walla, Washington

Fort Watson, Mitchell, Oregon

Fort Wayne, northeastern Indiana

Fort Wayne, Jay, Oklahoma

Fort Wayne, Erie, Pennsylvania

Fort Westbrook, Montague, New Jersey

White’s Fort, modern Knoxville Tennessee

Camp Wichita, Buffalo Springs, Texas

Fort Wilbourn, Peru, Illinois

Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor, in northern Michigan

Fort Wilkinson, near present-day, Milledgeville, Georgia

Fort William, near modern Rome, New York

Fort William, near Amsterdam, in western Virginia

Camp Wilson, then Fort Griffin, near modern Albany, Texas

Fort Wingate, in western New Mexico

Fort Winnebago, in Portage in southern Wisconsin

Fort Wintermoot, in the Wyoming Valley ofin Pennsylvania,

near Exeter

Fort Wise, in southeastern Colorado (renamed Fort Lyon)

Camp Wood, near Del Rio, Texas

Wood Creek Fort, near modern Rome, New York

Fort Wool, Dixie County, northern north Florida

Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Yamhill, near Sheridan, Oregon

Fort Yates, at Fort Yates, southern North Dakota

Fort Young, Covington, in western Virginia

Fort Yuma, southwestern west Arizona

Fort Zarah, near present-day Great Bend, in central Kansas

Calendar

Calendar


As you will note below, some listings include one entry per

month. In these cases, usually, the name in that language may be

more properly a name for the month, instead of the “moon” since

there are more than 12 moons per year. Over a long enough period

of time, the moons will shift through the seasons.

There are occasional multiple names for one moon or month.

This could be caused by the overlapping of some moons in a month,

different groups in the tribe using different names, or from

different translations of the same common name. Also, some groups

within a tribe might have a name for a moon or month, while other

groups within the same tribe may have no name for the same moon

or month.

Moon and Month Names

Abenaki

:

January<tab>Alamikos Greetings Maker Moon

February<tab>Piaodagos Makes Branches Fall Iin Pieces Moon

March<tab>Mozokas Moose Hunter Moon

Mid-March<tab>Sigwankas Spring Season Maker Moon

April<tab>Sogalikas Sugar Maker Moon

May<tab>Kikas Field Maker Moon

June<tab>Nokahigas Hoer Moon

July<tab>Temaskikos Grass Cutter Moon

August<tab>Temezôwas Cutter Moon

September<tab>Skamonkas Corn Maker Moon

October<tab>Penibagos Leaf Falling Moon

November<tab>Mzatanos Freezing River maker Moon

December<tab>Pebonkas Winter Maker Moon

Algonquin:

January<tab>Squochee Kesos<tab>Sun Has Not Strength to Thaw

February<tab>Wapicuummilcum<tab>Ice in River Is Gone


March<tab>Namossack Kesos<tab>Catching Fish

April<tab>Suquanni Kesos<tab>When They Set Indian Corn

May<tab>Moonesquanimock Kesos<tab>When Women Weed Corn

June<tab>Twowa Kesos<tab>When They Hill Indian Corn

July<tab>Matterllawaw Kesos<tab>Squash Are Ripe and& Indian

Beans Begin to Be Edible

August<tab>Micheenee Kesos<tab>When Indian Corn I’s Edible

September<tab>Pohquitaqunk Kesos<tab>Middle Between Harvest

Aand Eating Indian Corn

October<tab>Pepewarr<tab>White Frost on Grass & Ground

November<tab>Quinne Kesos<tab>Same as Pepewarr

December<tab>Papsapquoho

Anishnaabe (Chippewa, Ojibwe):

January<tab>Gichi-manidoo-giizis<tab> Great Sprit Moon

February<tab>Namebini-giizis<tab> Sucker Moon

March<tab>Bebookwaadaagame-giizis(oog)<tab> Snow Crust Moon

April<tab>Iskigamizige-giizis(oog)<tab> <tab> Broken

Snowshow Moon

May<tab>Waabigwani-giizis<tab> Blossom Moon

June<tab>Ode’imini-giizis<tab> <tab> Strawberry Moon

July<tab>Aabita-niibino-giizis<tab> Raspberry Moon

August<tab>Miini-giizis<tab> <tab> Berry Moon

September<tab>Manoominike-giizis<tab> Rice Moon

October<tab>Binaakwe-giizis<tab> <tab> Falling Leaves Moon

November<tab>Gashkadino-giizis(oog)<tab> Freezing Moon

December<tab>Manidoo-gizisoons<tab><tab> Small Spirits Moon

Apache:

January <tab>Time of Flying Ants

April<tab>Moon of the Big Leaves

May<tab>Season When the Leaves Are Green

July<tab>Moon of the Horse/Ttime of Ripeness


October<tab>Time When the Corn Is Taken iIn

Northern Arapaho

:

January <tab>When the Snow Blows lLike Spirits in the Wind

February<tab>Frost Sparkling in the Sun

March<tab>Buffalo Dropping Their Calves

April<tab>Ice Breaking in the River

May<tab>When the Ponies Shed Their Shaggy Hair

June<tab>When the Hot Weather Begins

July<tab>When the Buffalo Bellows

Late July<tab>When the Chokeberries Begin to Ripen

August<tab>Geese Shedding Their Feathers

September<tab>Drying Grass

October<tab>Falling Leaves

November<tab>When the Rivers Start to Freeze

December<tab>Popping Trees

Assiniboine

:

January <tab>Wicogandu <tab>Center Moon

February<tab>Amhanska <tab>Long Dry Mon

March<tab>Wicinstayazan <tab>Sore Eye Moon

April<tab>Tabehatawi <tab>Frog Moon

May<tab>Indiwiga <tab>Idle Moon

June<tab>Wahequosmewi <tab>Full Leaf Moon

July<tab>Wasasa <tab>Red Berries Moon

August<tab>Capasapsaba <tab>Black Cherries Moon

September<tab>Wahpegiwi <tab>Yellow Leaf Moon

October<tab>Anukope <tab>Joins Both Sides Moon

Tasnaheja-hagikta <tab>Striped Gopher Looks Back Moon

Novenber<tab>Cuhotgawi <tab>Frost Moon


December<tab>Wicogandu-sungagu<tab>Center Moon’s Younger

Brother

Aztec: (They Had a Different Calendar System)

Izcalli <tab>Resurrection

Atlcahualco <tab>Departure of the Waters

Tlacaxipehualiztli<tab>Slaughtering of Dogs

Tozoztontli<tab>Little Vigil

Hueytozoztli<tab>Grand Vigil

Toxcatl<tab>Dry Thing

Etzalcualiztli<tab>Meal of Corn and Bean

Tecuilhuitontli<tab>Little Feast of Lords

Hueytecuilhuitl<tab>Grand Feast of Lords

Miccailhuitontli<tab>Little Feast of the Dead

Hueymiccailhuitl<tab>Grand Feast of the Dead

Ochpaniztli<tab>Sweeping

Pachtontli<tab>Small Hay

Hueypachtli<tab>Large Hay

Quecholli<tab>Flamingo

Panquetzaliztli<tab>Raising of the Banners

Atemoztli<tab>Lowering of Water

Titl<tab>Shrinking

Nemontemi<tab>Empty Days

Cherokee (Months with Help from Tu’ti):

January<tab>Unolvtana<tab>Cold Moon

February<tab>Kagali<tab>Bony Moon

March<tab>Anvhyi<tab>Strawberry or Windy Moon

April<tab>Kawohni<tab>Flower Moon

May<tab>Ansgvti<tab>Planting Moon

June<tab>Dehaluyi<tab>Green Corn Moon

July<tab>Kuyegwona<tab>Ripe Corn Moon

August<tab>Galohni<tab>End of the Fruit or Drying up Moon


September<tab>Dulisdi<tab>Nut or Black Butterfly Moon

October<tab>Duninhdi<tab>Harvest Moon

November<tab>Nvdadegwa<tab>Trading Moon

December<tab>Vskihyi<tab>Snow Moon

Eastern Cherokee Moons (Thanks to Robert Graybear):

Nvda Kanawoga<tab>Cold Moon

Nvda Kola<tab>Bone Moon (So Little Food, People Gnaw on

Bones and Eat Bone Marrow Soup)

Nvda Unole<tab>Wind Moon (When Strong Winds Strip Away the

Dead Wood and Foliage and Prepare the Land for Renewal)

Nvda Atsilusgi<tab>Flower Moon (When Plants Come to Life and

Bloom Again and the Earth Is Renewed)

Nvda Gahlvsga<tab>Planting Moon (Strict Translation “The

Putting iIt in a Hole Moon”)

Nvda Seluitseiyusdi<tab>Green Corn Moon (When the Corn Is up

and Showing Itself as an Identifiable Crop)

Nvda Utsi’dsata’<tab>Corn in Tassel Moon (When the Corn Is

Displaying a Tassel)

Nvda Seluuwa‘nûûññ‘sa<tab>Ripe Corn Moon

Nvda Udatanvagisdi Ulisdv<tab>End of Fruit Moon

Nvda Udatanûûññ<tab>Nut Moon

Nvda Tsiyahloha<tab>Harvest Moon

Nvda Ganohalidoha<tab>Hunting Moon

Nvda Gutiha<tab>Snow Moon (When the First Snows Fall in the

Mountains)

Cheyenne:

January<tab>Moon of the Strong Cold

April<tab>Moon When the Geese Lay Eggs

May<tab>Moon When the Horses Get Fat

September<tab>Drying Grass Moon


October<tab>Moon When the Water Begins to Freeze on the Edge

of the Streams

November<tab>Deer Rutting Moon

December<tab>Moon When the Wolves Run Together

Cree:

January<tab>When the Old Fellow Spreads the Brush<tab>

Gishepapiwatekimumpizun

February<tab>Old Month<tab> Cepizun

March<tab>Eagle Month<tab> Migisupizum

April<tab>Gray Goose Month<tab> Kiskipizun

May<tab>Frog Month<tab> Aligipizun

June<tab>The Month Leaves Come Oout<tab> Sagipukawipizun

July<tab>The Moon When Ducks Begin to Moult<tab>

Opaskwuwipizun

August<tab>The Moon Young Ducks Begin to Fly<tab>

Opunhopizun

September<tab>Wavy or Snow Goose Month<tab> Weweopizun

October<tab>The Moon the Birds Fly South<tab>

Opinahamowipizun

November<tab>The Moon the Rivers Begin to Freeze<tab>

Kaskatinopizun

December<tab>When the Young Fellow Spreads the Brush<tab>

Papiwatiginashispizun

Creek:

May<tab>Mulberry Moon

July<tab>Little Ripening Moon

August<tab>Big Ripening Moon

September<tab>Little Chestnut Moon

November<tab>Moon When the Water Is Black with Leaves

December<tab>Big Winter Moon

Creek: (Alternative) Starts in August


Much Heat or Big Ripening

Little Chestnut

Big Chestnut

Iholi-frost

Big Winter

Little Winter

Wind

Little Spring

Big Spring

Mulberry

Blackberry

Little Heat or Little Ripening

Diegueno (Starts in November, Six Names, Repeat with Slight

Variation):

Starts in November, Six Names, Repeat with slight variation

Ilya-kwetl<tab>Cold

Heha-nimsup<tab>Snow

Hatai<tab> Cold

Heha-psu<tab>Rain

Hatya-matinya<tab>Rain

Ihy-anidja<tab>Growth

Kwurh

Namasap

Tai

Pswi

Matanai

Anaha

Hopi: (From Their Web Site)

January<tab>Paamuya<tab>Joyful Moon

February<tab>Powamuya<tab>Purification Moon

March<tab>Osomuyaw<tab>Whispering Wind Moon


April<tab>Kwiyamuyaw<tab>Windbreaks Moon

May<tab>Hakitonmuyaw<tab>Waiting Moon

June<tab>Wukouyis<tab>Major Planting Moon

July<tab>Kelmuya<tab>Fledgling Raptor Moon

August<tab>Paamuya<tab>Joyful Moon

September<tab>Nasanmuyaw<tab>Full Harvest Moon

October<tab>Angaqmuyaw<tab>Long Hair Moon

November<tab>Kelmuya<tab>Fledgling Raptor Moon

December<tab>Kyaamuya<tab>Respect Moon

Huchnom (Starts in Winter, Two Names per Moon:)

Starts in Winter, Two Names per Moon

Mipa’ohot<tab>Old Man Finger, thumb-march

Mipa-koye<tab>Long Finger

Mipa’-olsel

Yoht-umol<tab>May

Olpalmol<tab>Tree Leaves

Im-pomol

Yoht-wanmol

Im-tomol

Im-pusmol

Yoht-pomol<tab>Dry

Yoht-usmol

Olom-tomol<tab>Mountains Burned over

On-tutwin

On-woi-mol<tab>Earth Smoky (August-–Sseptember)

Lehpwanmol or Lehpwene<tab>Beginning of Autumn

Huwol-huntusmol<tab>Acorns Ready to Drop

Huwol-chukmol<tab>Acorns Fall

Munl-nantmol<tab>Ice on Streams

Yem-tamol<tab>Fire _____?

Hunw-tankmol<tab><tab>Fish Frozen


Inuit (Eskimo)

:

January<tab>Avunniviayuk

February<tab>Avunnivik

March<tab>Amaolikkervik

April<tab>Kriblalikvik

May<tab>Tigmiyikvik

June<tab>Nuertorvik

July<tab>Padlersersivik

August<tab>Krugyuat Tingiviat

September<tab>Aklikarniarvik

October<tab>Tugluvik

November<tab>Itartoryuk

December<tab>Kaitvitjuitk

Juaneno (Starts at Winter Solstice; Only Ten Names):

Starts at Winter Solstice (Only 10 Names)

A’apkomil (Winter Solstice)

Peret

Yarmar

Alasowil

Tokoboaich

Sintekar (Summer Solstice)

Kukwat

Lalavaich

Awitskomel

A’awit

Keresan:

January<tab>Nadzi-kisraiti

February<tab>Y’amuuni Daawaatra

March<tab>Shch’ami Daawaatra

April<tab>Bashch’atsishe Daawaatra


May<tab>Shawiitsishe Daawaatra

June<tab>Sauhua Daawaatra

July<tab>Sina Kisraiti

August<tab>Y’aamuni Daawaatra

September<tab>Kinati Daawaatra

October<tab>

November<tab>

December<tab>Nachuweenu Daawaatra

Kiowa:

Early February<tab>Little Bud Moon<tab> Kaguat P’a San

Early March<tab>Bud Moon<tab> Kaguat P’a

Early April<tab>Leaf Moon<tab> Aiden P’a

Late April<tab>Summer<tab> Aganti: (I’ll Make Iit Hot Soon,

Pai Aganti)

Late May<tab>Summer<tab> Tepgan (: Geese Go North, Pai

Tegpan P’a)

June<tab>Summer Moon<tab>Pai Ganhina P’a

Late July<tab>Little Moon of Deer Horns Dropping Ooff<tab>

Tagunotal P’a San

August<tab>Yellow Leaves Moon<tab> Aidenguak’o P’a

September<tab>Moon When the Leaves Fall Off

Early October<tab>Ten-Ccolds Moon<tab> Gakinat’o P’a

Late October<tab>Wait until I Come<tab> Aganti

Late November<tab>Geese-going Moon<tab> Tepgan P’a

Late December<tab>Real Goose Moon<tab> Ganhina P’a

Klamath (Starts in August; Counted on Fingers):

Starts in August, counted on Fingers

T-hopo<tab>Thumb, Berries Dried

Speluish<tab>Index-finger, Dancing

Tat-helam<tab>Middle-finger, Leaves Full

Kapchelam<tab>Ring-finger, Snow



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Kapcha<tab>Little Finger, Heavy Snow

T-hopo<tab>Thumb, Lakes Frozen

Speluish<tab>Index-finger, Rain and& Dancing

Tat-helam<tab>Middle-finger, Sucker Fishing

Kapchelam<tab>Ring-finger, “Ipos” Gathering

Kapcha<tab>Little-finger, Suckers Dried

T-hopo<tab>Thumb, “Wokas” Harvest

Speluish<tab>Index-finger, Return from Harvest

Kumeyaay

September<tab>Halakwol

October<tab>Halanyimcep

November<tab>Halatai

December<tab>Halapisu

January<tab>Halamrtinya

February<tab>Halanitca

March<tab>Halakwol

April<tab>Halanyimcep

May<tab>Halatai

June<tab>Halapisu

July<tab>Halamrtinya

August<tab>Halanitca

September<tab>Halakwol (Kumeyaay New Year)

Foothill Maidu: (Starts in March)

Starts in March

Kono

Win-uti<tab>Black Oaks Tassel

Tem-diyoko<tab>Fawns


Nem-diyoko<tab>Big Mouth

Kaui-tson<tab>Ground Burn

Eslakum<tab>Middle

Mat-meni<tab>Acorn Bread

Bapaboka

Bo-lye<tab>Trail ______?

Sap

Into

Omi-hintsuli<tab>Squint Rock

Mountain Maidu (Starts in March)

:

Starts in March

Bom-tetno<tab>Trail Sit Along

Kono

Kulokbepine<tab>Old Woman ____?

No Name June

No Name July

No Name August

Se-meni Seed

Tem-tsampauto<tab>Small Tree Freeze

Tetem-tsampauta<tab>Large Tree Freeze

Kanaipino<tab>Under Burn

Bom-hintsuli<tab>Trail Squint

Bo-ekmen<tab>Trail Breaks Open

Valley Maidu (:Starts in March)

Starts in March

Shawi or Sha-kono<tab>Flowers

Laila<tab>Grass

Kon-moko<tab>Seeds, fish, geese

Neng-kaukat<tab>Big Summer

Tumi<tab>Smokey


Tem-simi<tab>Acorns Ripen

Kum-menim She-meni<tab>Acorns Gathered

Shahwodo<tab>Acorns Cached

Yapakto<tab>Winter Divided

Omhincholi<tab>Ice Lasts All Day

Yeponi or Bom-pene<tab>Ceremonial Initiate or 2 Trails

Kaka-kano<tab>Pattering Showers

Mandan-Hidatsa:

April<tab>Moon of the Breaking up of the Ice

November<tab>Moon When the River Freezes

Maya: (DThey have a different cCalendar sSystem)

Pop<tab>Mat

Uo<tab>Frog

Zip<tab>Stag

Zotz<tab>Bat

Tzec<tab>Skull

Xul<tab>End

Yaxkin<tab>Tender Sun (Green)

Mol<tab>Reunion

Chen<tab>Well

Yax<tab>Green

Zac<tab>White

Ceh<tab>Deer

Mac<tab>Cover

Kankin<tab>Mature Sun (Yellow)

Muan<tab>Owl

Pax<tab>Music

Kayab<tab>Turtle

Cumhu<tab>Dark God

Uayeb<tab>Specters

Mohawk:


January<tab>Tsothohrhko:wa<tab>The Big Cold

February<tab>Enniska<tab>Lateness

March<tab>Ennisko:wa<tab>Much Lateness

April<tab>Onerahtokha<tab>Budding Time

May<tab>Onerahtohko:wa<tab>Time of Big Leaf

June<tab>Ohiari:ha<tab>Ripening Time

July<tab>Ohiarihko:wa<tab>Time of Much Ripening

August<tab>Seskehko:wa<tab>Time of Freshness

September<tab>Seskhoko:wa<tab>Time of Much Freshness

October<tab>Kentenha<tab>Time of Poverty

November<tab>Kentenhko:wa<tab>Time of Much Poverty

December<tab>Tsothohrha<tab>Time of Cold

Muscokee (Creek):

January<tab>Rv’fo Cusee<tab> Winter’s Younger Brother

February<tab>Hotvlee-hv’see<tab> Wind Month

March<tab>Tasahcucee<tab> Little Spring Month

April<tab>Tasahcee-rakko<tab> Big Spring Month

May<tab>Kee-hvsee<tab> Mulberry Month

June<tab>Kvco-hvsee<tab> Blackberry Month

July<tab>Hiyucee<tab> Little Harvest

August<tab>Hiyo-rakko<tab> Big Harvest

September<tab>Otowoskucee<tab> Little Chestnut Month

October<tab>Otowoskv-rakko<tab> Big Chestnut Month

November<tab>Echolee<tab> Frost Month

December<tab>Rvfo-rakko<tab> Big Winter

Natchez (:Starts in March)

Starts in March

Deer Moon

Strawberry Moon

Little Corn Moon

Watermelon Moon


Peaches Moon

Mulberries Moon

Maize Moon

Turkey Moon

Bison Moon

Bear Moon

Cold Meal Moon

Chestnuts Moon

Nuts Moon

Nisenan:

January<tab>Ashy Season

February<tab>Big Moon

March<tab>Brush-Leafing

April<tab>Flower Season

May<tab>Fine Seeds Ripe Season

June<tab>Hot Season

July<tab>Small Hot Season

August<tab>Big One Season

Omaha:

January<tab>Moon When Snow Drifts into Tipis

February<tab>Moon When Geese Come Home

March<tab>Little Frog Moon

June<tab>Moon When the Buffalo Bulls Hunt the Cows

July<tab>Moon When the Buffalo Bellow

September<tab>Moon When the Deer Paw the Earth

Osage:

May<tab>Moon When the Little Flowers Die

August<tab>Yellow Flower Moon

Passamaquoddy:

January<tab>Opolahsomuwehs<tab>Whirling Wind Month

February<tab>Piyatokonis<tab>When the Spruce Tips Fall


March<tab>Siqon<tab>Spring Moon

April<tab>Ponatom<tab>Spring Moon

May<tab>Siqonomeq<tab>Alewive Moon

June<tab>Nipon<tab>Summer Moon

July<tab>Accihte<tab>Ripening Moon

August<tab>Apsqe<tab>Feather Shedding Moon

September<tab>Toqakiw<tab>Autumn Moon

October<tab>Amilkahtin<tab>Harvest Moon

November<tab>Kelotonuhket<tab>Freezing Moon

December<tab>Punam<tab>Frost Fish Moon

Pima:

January<tab>Gi’ihothag Mashath<tab> The Weight Loss Month

(When Animals Lose Their Fat)

February<tab>Kohmagi Mashath<tab> The Gray Month (When Trees

Are Bare and Vegetation Is Scarce)

March<tab>Chehthagi Mashath<tab> The Green Month

April<tab>Oam Mashath<tab> The Yellow Month

S-gevk Mashath<tab> The Strong Month (When the Trees Begin

to Bloom)

May<tab>Ko’ok Mashath

June<tab>

July<tab>

August<tab>

September<tab>

October<tab>

November<tab>

December<tab>

Pomo (Starts Approximately in January):

Starts Approximately in January

Bashelamatau-la<tab>Buckeyes Ripe

Sachau-da<tab>Cold Winds


Kadamchido-da<tab>Growth Begins

Chidodapuk<tab>Flowers

Umchachich-da<tab>Seeds Ripen

Butich-da<tab>Bulbs Mature (The “Brodiaca”)

Bakaichich-da<tab>Manzanita Ripens

Luchich-da<tab>Acorns Appear

Shachluyiau-da<tab>Soaproot Dug for Fish Poison

Kalemkayo<tab>Trees Felled by Fire at Butt

Kasi-sa<tab>Cold Begins

Stalpkel-da<tab>Leaves Yellow and Fall

Ponca:

January<tab>Snow Thaws Moon

March<tab>Water Stands in the Ponds Month

June<tab>Hot Weather Begins Moon

July<tab>Middle of Summer Moon

August<tab>Corn Is in the Silk Moon

October<tab>Moon When They Store Food in Caches

Potawatomi:

January<tab>Mkokisis<tab>Month of the Bear

February<tab>Mnokesis<tab>Month of Rabbit Conception

March<tab>Cicakkises<tab>Month of the Crane

April<tab>

May<tab>Te’minkeses<tab>Month of the Strawberry

June<tab>Msheke’kesis<tab>Month of the Turtle

July<tab>We’shkitdaminkese<tab>Month of the Young Corn

August<tab>E’mnomukkises<tab>Month of the Middle

September<tab>

October<tab>E’sksegtukkisis<tab>Month of the First Frost

November<tab>Pne’kesis<tab>Month of the Turkey & Feast

December<tab>

Sioux:


January<tab>Moon of Strong Cold/ / Frost in the Teepee/ /

Wolves Run Together

February<tab>Raccoon Moon/ / Dark Red Calves

March<tab>Moon When Buffalo Cows Drop Their Calves/ / of the

Snowblind/Sore Eye Moon

April<tab>Moon of Greening Grass/ / Red Grass Appearing

May<tab>Moon When the Ponies Shed

June<tab>Moon of Making Fat/ / Moon When Green Grass Is

Up/ / Strawberry Moon

July<tab>Moon When the Wild Cherries Are Ripe/ / Red

Cherries/ / Red Blooming Lilies

August<tab>Moon When the Geese Shed Their Feathers/ /

Cherries Turn Black

September<tab>Moon of Drying Grass/ / When Calves Grow Hair

or Black Calf/ / When the Plums Are Scarlet

October<tab>Moon of Falling Leaves/ / Changing Season

November<tab>Moon of the Falling Leaves

December<tab>Moon of Popping Trees/ / When Deer Shed Their

Horns/ / Buffalo Cow’s Fetus Is Getting Large

Tewa Pueblo:

February<tab>Moon of the Cedar Dust Wind

March<tab>Moon When the Leaves Break Forth

June<tab>Moon When the Leaves Are Dark Green

September<tab>Moon When the Corn Is Taken iIn

November<tab>Moon When All Is Gathered iIn

Winnebago:

February<tab>Fish-running Moon

April<tab>Planting Corn Moon

May<tab>Hoeing-corn Moon

July<tab>Corn-popping Moon

November<tab>Little Bear’s Moon


December<tab>Big Bear’s Moon

Wishram:

January<tab>Her Cold Moon

February<tab>Shoulder to Shoulder Around the Fire Moon

March<tab>Long Days Moon

April<tab>The Eighth8th Moon

May<tab>The Ninth9th Moon

June<tab>Fish Spoils Easily Moon

July<tab>Salmon Go up the Rivers in a Group Moon

August<tab>Blackberry Patches Moon

September<tab>Her Acorns Moon

October<tab>Travel in Canoes Moon

November<tab>Snowy Mountains in the Morning Moon

December<tab>Her Winter Houses Moon

Yuchi:

January<tab>Frozen Ground<tab>Salatcpi

February<tab>Wind<tab>Hodadzo

March<tab>Little Summer<tab>Wadasine

April<tab>Big Summer<tab>Wadaa

May<tab>Mulberry Ripening<tab>Deconendzo

June<tab>Blackberry Ripening<tab>Cpaconendzo

July<tab>Middle of Summer<tab>Wagakya

August<tab>Dog Days<tab>Tseneaga

September<tab>Hay Cutting<tab>Tsogalinetsee

October<tab>Corn Ripening<tab>Tsotohostane

December<tab>Middle of Winter<tab>Hoctadakya

Yurok (Starts in Late December:)

Start in Late December

Kohtsewets

Na’aiwets

Nahksewets


Tsona’aiwets

Meroyo

Kohtsawets

Tserwerserk

Knewoleteu

Kerermerk or Pia’ago<tab>Red Berries Gathered

Wetlowa or Le’lo’o

Nohso<tab>Time of Acorn Gathering

Hohkemo

Ka’amo<tab>Cold Time

Zuni:

January<tab>Dayamcho Yachunne<tab>Moon When Limbs of Trees

Are Broken by Snow

February<tab>Onon U’la’ukwamme<tab>No Snow in Trails Moon

March<tab>Li’dekwakkya Ts’ana<tab>Little Sand Storm Moon

April<tab>Li’dekwakkya Lana<tab>Great Sand Storm Moon

May<tab>Yachun Kwa’shi’amme –

June<tab>Ik’ohbu Yachunne<tab>Turning Moon

July<tab>Dayamcho Yachunne<tab>Moon When Limbs of Are Trees

Broken by Fruit

August<tab>Onan U’la’ukwamme

September<tab>Li’dekwakkwya Ts’ana

<tab>Miyashshe:nak’ya<tab>When Everything Ripens and& Corn

Is Harvested

October<tab>Li’dekwakkwya Lana<tab>Big Wind Moon

November<tab>Yachun Kwa’shi’amme

December<tab>Ik’ohbu Yachunne<tab>Turning Moon or the Sun

Has Traveled South to His Home to Rest Before He Starts Back on

His Journey North

Season Names

Abenaki:


Spring<tab>Sigwan

Sunner<tab>Niben

Fall<tab>Tagwogo

Winter<tab>Pebon

Cree

:

Early Spring<tab>Sigun

Late Spring<tab>Miluskamin

Early Summer<tab>Nipin

Late Summer<tab>Megwanipiu

Early Fall<tab>Tukwagun

Late Fall<tab>Migiskau

Early Winter<tab>Pichipipun

Late Winter<tab>Megwapipun

Powhatan: (They Had a Fifth Season, Nepinough, for the

“Earing of the Corn”: Nepinough)

Winter<tab>Popanow

Spring<tab>Cattapeuk

Summer<tab>Cohattayough

Fall<tab>Taquitock

Yuchi

:

Winter<tab>Wicta

Spring<tab>Hina Wadele

Summer<tab>Wade

Fall<tab>Yacadile

Day Names

Abenaki:

Sunday<tab>Sanda

Monday<tab>Kizsanda

Tuesday<tab>Nisda Alokan


Wednesday<tab>Nsida Alokan

Thursday<tab>Iawda Alokan

Friday<tab>Skawatukwikisgad

Saturday<tab>Kadawsanda

Cherokee

:

Sunday<tab>Unadodagwasgvi

Monday<tab>Unadodagwohnvi

Tuesday<tab>Taline Iga

Wednesday<tab>Joine Iga

Thursday<tab>Nvhgine Iga

Friday<tab>Junhgilosdi

Saturday<tab>Unadodagwidena

Chickasaw

:

Sunday<tab>Nitak Hullo

Monday<tab>Munti

Tuesday<tab>Chosti

Wednesday<tab>Winsti

Thursday<tab>Soisti

Friday<tab>Nam Ulhchifa Nitak

Saturday<tab>Nitak Hullo Nukfish

Chippewa: (Ojibwe)

Sunday<tab>Ana’mi’e-giji’gad

Monday<tab>Nitam-gijigad

Tuesday<tab>Nijo-gijigad

Wednesday<tab>Abitoose-gijigad

Thursday<tab>Niwing-gijigad

Friday<tab>Naning-gijigad

Saturday<tab>Ningoot’wasso-gijigad

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Index

Index

Fred Aadahl (Aandahl): April 3, June 16, June 22, November

19

Aagaunash (Billy Caldwell): September 28

Abenaki: January 16, January 23, January 25, March 15, March

27, April 12, July 11, July 18, July 23, August 1, August 2,

August 14, August 23, September 12, September 24, October 6,

November 29,

Abence: October 6

J. J. Abercrombie: April 27, November 14

Aberdeen: April 3, June 16, June 17, June 26, October 23,

November 10, November 21, December 15

John Abert: May 2, June 19

Abilene, Texas: March 26, April 6, April 27, September 24,

November 14,

Abomazine: July 18

Abraham: April 25

Ac-Kan (Ah Nenol-Mat): January 4, August 8, August 11

Acoma: January 22, February 6, February 12, February 14,

April 17, September 2, December 3, December 4

Nancy Adair: December 14

Adalhabakia: August 30


John Quincy Adams: February 22

Adobe Walls, Texas: June 26, June 27, November 25

Paul Afraid-of-Soldiers: December 16

Agariata: August 31

Agawam: October 5

Aguntus: April 28

George Ah-be-tos-o-mai: October 6

Ahkal Mo’ Naab’ I: March 6, July 5, July 21, November 29

Ahkal Mo’ Naab’ II: May 2, September 3

Ahpo-Hel: March 22, November 16

Aiaouez (see Iowa): October 5, October 19

Aionai: May 15

Aj Wosal: May 28

Ajaw B’ot: January 20

Ak-chin (see Tohono O’odham): July 28, October 4

Paul Akicitah: December 15

Alabama: January 14, April 11, July 1, August 19, October

17, October 29

Alabama-Coushatta: April 11, July 1, August 19, October 17

Alabama: January 7, January 17, January 22, January 23,

January 24, January 27, January 31, February 3, February 12,

February 28, March 1, March 8, March 9, March 24, March 25, March

27, May 4, May 19, May 21, May 22, June 1, June 2, June 3, June

19, June 25, June 31, July 1, July 2, July 3, July 8, July 14,

July 16, August 1, August 2, August 4, August 6, August 8, August

9, August 19, August 28, August 30, August 31, September 1,

September 3, September 14, September 18, September 20, September

27, September 28, October 14, October 16, October 18, October 24,

October 31, November 1, November 3, November 10, November 14,

November 16, November 29, December 4, December 20, December 22,

December 23, December 31


Alabama King: December 23

Alamo Canyon, New Mexico: July 17

Alamo Springs, Texas: August 3

Alamogordo, New Mexico: May 13

Martin de Alarcon: May 1, May 5

Alaska: January 27, February 13, February 25, March 3, March

24, March 29, March 30, March 31, April 14, April 16, April 17,

April 18, April 26, May 17, May 23, June 16, June 19, August 6,

August 19, August 23, September 7, September 10, September 22,

October 3, October 5, October 8, October 13, November 17,

November 24, December 2, December 3, December 14, December 18,

December 19, December 26, December 30

Albany: March 29, July 6, July 31, August 30, October 8

Alberta: April 3, April 25, April 30, June 14, July 14, July

23, August 26, September 22, November 27

Alcatraz: January 3, June 11, August 7, November 14,

November 20, November 25

Alchesay: April 12

Aleut: June 16, June 21, August 11

Alexander City, Alabama: March 27

Alexian Brothers Novitiate: January 1

Algonquin (Algonquain): July 9, July 16, July 30

Alibama: February 28

Alkali Creek, Montana: June 29

William Allen: March 27

Alligator (Halpatter Tustennuggee): June 2, June 5, October

19, December 25, December 31

Allumps: April 28

Alturas: September 26, September 27, September 28

American Horse: September 8, September 9

American River: January 23


Anadarko: January 24, January 31, May 15, September 29,

October 7, October 9, December 27

Anazasi: March 11, June 29, September 6, December 18,

December 19

Ancoo: May 31

Harry Anderson: April 4, April 20, September 1, September 3,


Angostura: February 26

Anilco: March 29

Las Animas Mountains: December 18

Las Animas River: September 18

Antelope Station, Nebraska: November 20

Antone: October 29

Apache: January 11, January 17, January 24, January 31,

February 8, March 7, March 11, March 16, March 17, March 25,

March 27, April 10, April 11, April 12, April 13, April 19, April

21, May 3, May 15, May 17, May 26, May 30, June 12, June 22, July

1, July 6, July 7, July 10, July 13, July 15, July 16, July 17,

July 19, July 20, July 25, July 27, July 29, July 30, August 1,

August 2, August 3, August 5, August 7, August 12, August 18,

August 19, August 20, August 23, August 30, September 1,


14, September 15, September 18, September 24, September 26,

September 27, September 30, October 1, October 3, October 6,

October 7, October 8, October 9, October 10, October 14, October

15, October 17, October 20, October 21, October 22, October 24,


November 2, November 6, November 9, November 11, November 15,


December 1, December 10, December 15, December 22, December 23,



Aravaipa Apache: January 4, April 13, April 28, April 30

Chillion Apache: February 20

Chiricahua Apache: January 25, February 4, February 20,

March 21, April 23, April 28, April 30, May 3, May 30

Coyotero: February 11, February 20

Cuartelejo Apaches: July 29

Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache: August 18, August 23, October

3, November 24

Fort Sill Apache: January 26, March 11, April 9, July 7,

August 18, October 30

Gila Apache: January 24

Jicarila Apache: January 20, January 28, February 11,

February 13, March 25, April 13, May 15, May 19, May 24,

September 14, October 24, November 11, November 22, November 25,


Lipan Apache: January 8, January 9, January 24, January 25,

March 26, March 28, April 6, April 27, May 15, May 17, May 18,

July 20, July 30, August 13, September 24, September 29, October

7, October 9, October 24, October 28, November 14, November 29,

December 10

Lipiyan: January 9

Mescalero Apache: January 5, January 9, January 25, February

2, March 1, March 24, April 8, May 1, May 19, June 11, July 1,

October 17, October 20, October 28, November 3

Mogollon Apache: February 20

Mohave Apache: February 20, August 18, August 23, September

15, October 3, November 9, November 24

Pinal Apache: February 20

San Carlos Apache: February 20, February 24, March 18, April

12, April 19, June 12, November 9, December 15


Tonto Apache: January 20, February 20, May 23, October 31,

November 6, December 22

Warm Springs Apache: January 12, February 13, April 8, April

15, May 29, September 18, September 26, October 27

White Mountain Apache: January 1, January 24, January 29,

May 29, June 27, July 17, August 30, October 7, November 23

Yavapai Apache: February 12, April 21, June 21, August 5,

September 15, October 24, December 28

Yuma Apache: February 20, March 3, July 6, November 9,

November 22

Apache County: January 29

Apache Creek: April 2

Apache Mountains: June 5

Apache Pass (Arizona): February 4, July 15, July 16, July

28, September 4

Apache Springs: June 8, June 13

Apalachee: January 15, June 23, June 24, June 25, July 20,

September 22, October 1, October 6, December 14

Apalachee, Florida: October 20

Apalachen, Florida: June 25

Apalachicola (Appalachicola): January 9, March 28, May 20,

June 18, October 11, December 17

Apalachicola River: January 9, June 21, July 21, November 28

Api-kai-ees (Deerfoot): February 24

Aqua Chiquita, New Mexico: September 1

Lower Aqua Fria: September 10

Aquascogoc: July 16

Arapaho: February 2, February 19, March 7, April 6, April

12, April 17, April 26, May 10, May 26, May 29, June 26, July 1,

July 3, July 4, July 10, August 5, August 8, August 10, August

12, August 27, August 28, August 30, September 4, September 6,





December 29

Matthew Arbuckle: August 24, December 18

Archuleta: August 31

Arena Blanca, New Mexico: July 19

Arikara (see Ricara): June 2, June 3, June 22, July 10, July

18, July 31, August 9, August 10, September 17

Arickaree: April 12

Arivaypa Canyon: August 25

Arivaypa Mountains: February 4, April 28

Arizona: January 2, January 3, January 4, January 7, January

8, January 9, January 10, January 13, January 14, January 15,

January 16, January 20, January 21, January 22, January 26,


February 5, February 6, February 11, February 13, February 14,


February 26, February 27, February 28, March 3, March 5, March 6,

March 7, March 8, March 9, March 11, March 15, March 16, March

17, March 19, March 20, March 21, March 22, March 23, March 25,

March 26, March 27, March 28, March 30, March 31, April 1, April

2, April 3, April 7, April 10, April 11, April 14, April 16,

April 17, April 18, April 20, April 21, April 22, April 23, April

24, April 25, April 28, April 29, April 30, May 1, May 2, May 3,

May 5, May 6, May 7, May 9, May 11, May 14, May 15, May 16, May

18, May 22, May 23, May 25, May 27, May 28, May 29, May 30, June

1, June 2, June 3, June 4, June 5, June 6, June 7, June 8, June

9, June 10, June 13, June 14, June 15, June 16, June 19, June 21,

June 25, June 26, June 27, June 28, June 29, July 1, July 3, July



July 17, July 19, July 20, July 23, July 24, July 27, July 28,

July 29, July 30, August 5, August 6, August 7, August 13, August

15, August 17, August 19, August 22, August 23, August 24, August






October 9, October 10, October 12, October 14, October 17,



October 30, October 31, November 1, November 2, November 3,







December 23, December 28, December 29, December 30, December 31

Arkansas: January 10, January 16, January 20, February 17,

February 20, March 5, June 2, June 13, June 19, June 25, June 29,

July 29, September 15, September 27, October 8, October 18,

October 30, November 15, November 25, December 2, December 13,


Arkansas Gazette: November 25

Arkansas Post: January 13, November 15, November 26,

December 1

Arkansas River: February 18, April 15, April 29, May 16,

June 11, June 15, June 29, July 2, July 8, July 17, July 29,



September 27, October 12, October 14, October 18, October 27,


Armijo: February 21, June 1

Edward Armstrong: July 30

Francis W. Armstrong: January 22, September 7, November 22,

John Armstrong: July 30, September 8, December 15, December

16

Aroas (Silver Heels): January 13

Aros River, Mexico: January 10, January 11

Arosaguntacook: May 16, October 12

Arroyo de la Soledad: January 9

Arroyo Seco, New Mexico: September 10

Chester Arthur: January 4, January 9, May 5, November 15,


John Artichoker, Jr.: January 28, January 29, February 8,

November 3

Ash Creek Valley, Arizona: May 7

Assawompsett Pond: January 29

Benjamin Assiginock: October 6

J. B. Assiginock: October 6

Assinibois (Assiniboine): January 25, March 4, March 18,

April 2, May 16, June 1, July 31, August 28, October 17, November

13, November 27

John Jacob Astor: April 12

Astoria: January 20, April 12

Athabasca: December 3

Henry Atkinson: July 16, July 18, August 1

A-to-nish-cosh: October 6

Attakullaculla (Little Carpenter): March 17, May 4, May 27,

June 18, September 23

C. C. Augur: May 27, July 20, October 21


Augusta, Georgia: June 1, September 14, November 13

Autossee, Alabama: January 27, November 29

Pedro Menendez de Aviles: August 28, September 8

Avoyel: March 22

James F. Ayers: April 23

Ayubale, Florida: January 15, December 14

Aztec: June 30, July 1, July 8, July 20, December 9

William D. Babby: June 17, October 18

John B. Babcock: May 16

Baby Canyon: December 30

Bad Axe River: August 1

Bad Rock Mountain: December 11

Bad Water Branch: July 4

Badlands: January 1, June 19, December 24

Bahlum-Kuk: March 11, March 30, March 31, October 29,

November 19

Baja California: July 8,

E. C. Baker: July 31

E. M. Baker: January 19, January 23, August 13, August 14,

John Baker: October 21

Baker County, Georgia: July 3

Baker’s Tavern, Virginia: April 30, May 3

B’alaj Chan K’awiil: October 15, December 3

Balam Ahaw: February 6, September 10

John Baldridge: January 28

Frank Baldwin: March 9, April 25, December 18

E. A. Bancroft: July 11, July 12

Neil Bancroft: June 25

Grace Cuero Banegas: October 7

Dennis Banks: September 13, September 16, October 8


Bannock: January 15, February 25, March 13, March 27, March

31, April 17, April 30, May 27, June 8, June 16, June 23, June


July 25, August 9, August 12, August 27, August 29, August 30,

September 4, September 5, September 12, October 29, November 23,


Bannock: January 15

Bannock War: May 27, June 28, July 15, August 12, September

12, November 23

Bannock John: July 18

Bapispe River: May 15, June 23

Barboncito: February 21, June 1, June 23, October 17,

December 13

Van T. Barfoot: May 23, October 4

Joe Barnet July 30

John Barnwell: January 30, March 7, March 8, April 7

Richard Barrett: May 23

Barrilla Springs, Texas August 19

George Bascom: February 4, February 6, February 11, February

13, July 15

Bass Canyon: May 13, May 29, December 23

Alfred .E. Bates: July 4, July 13

Batoche: March 19, May 9

Battle Butte, Montana: January 8

Battle Creek: April 29, June 24

Battle Point, Texas: May 5

Battleford: March 28, May 26


“Battle of:”

Adobe Walls: November 25

Alamo: May 19

Asta’s Creek: June 9

Autossee: January 27

Bad Axe River: August 1

Bear River: January 27, January 29

Beecher’s Island: September 17

Big Hole: August 20

Big Dry Wash: July 17

Big Meadows: May 27

Big Mound: July 24, July 26

Black Point: December 18

Blanco Canyon: October 10, October 15

Blue Licks: August 16

Bloody Pond: June 16

Brushy Creek: July 10

Burnt Corn: July 27

Bushy Run: August 5

The Cascades: March 26, March 28

Caving Banks: December 9

Chickasawhachee Swamp: July 3

Chustenahlah: December 26

Chusto-Talasah: December 9

Cow Creek: August 27

Credit Island: September 5

Dove Creek: January 8

Eaton’s Station: July 20

Econochaca: December 23

Emuckfau: January 24


Fort Rosalie: January 27

Four Lakes: August 26, September 1

Hitchity: January 26

The Holy Ground: December 23

The Hundred Killed: December 21

Island Flats: July 20

Kellogg’s Grove: June 16

Lake George: September 8

Little Big Horn: June 25, August 9, November 25

Long Island: July 20

Milk River: July 31

Mystic: May 25, May 26

Neches River: July 16, August 12, December 25

New Orleans: January 8

Newton: August 29

North Fork of the Red River: July 28, September 29

Oriskany: August 6

Palo Duro Canyon: February 25, September 28

Pea Ridge: March 7, December 12

Pecatonica, Wisconsin: June 16

Pinta Trail Crossing: June 9

Quebec: September 13

Rocky Ridge: July 30

The Rosebud: June 17

Round Mountain: November 19

Seven Oaks: June 19

Shepherd’s Plantation: June 9

Shoal Creek: December 26

Sisters Creek: June 9

Solomon’s Fork: July 29

Stillman’s Run: May 14


Tinaja de Las Palmas: July 30

Tippecanoe: November 7

Wahoo Swamp: November 15, November 21

Walker’s Creek: June 9

Washita: November 27, December 16

White Bird Canyon: June 17

Wilson’s Creek: August 10

Wisconsin Heights: July 21

Yellow House Canyon: March 18, May 4


L. Frank Baum: December 15

Bay Mills: October 8

Bay Mills: March 28, June 19, October 8

Bear Chief: January 23, August 9

Bear Creek: May 31, September 17

Bull Bear Creek: April 11

Bear Hunter: January 27, January 29

Bear Paw Mountains: September 30

Bear River: September 22, November 23

Bear River: January 27, January 29, February 26

Bear’s Rib: June 6

Bear Springs: July 19

Bear Tooth: November 9

Beaver: June 21, July 1, July 6, July 8, July 13, July 17,

July 25, July 27, August 4, August 14,

King Beaver: June 12

Beaver: June 12

Beaver Creek: April 10, April 14, May 13, May 14, May 16,

July 1, July 17, July 22, September 10, September 13, October 17,

October 18, October 25, October 26

F. H. Beecher: August 27, September 17

Belize: March 6, April 12, April 13, April 16, April 18,

June 22, June 24, July 21, November 28

Belle Fourche River: September 14

Belt of Wampum: January 13

Captain Bench: January 22, March 31, April 6, September 25

John Benge: January 10, October 1

Andrew Bennett: April 6, September 4

Elmer Bennett: November 10

Robert Bennett: January 9, August 26


Bennett Creek, Idaho: August 9

Charley Bent: June 11

George Bent: January 19

William W. Bent: October 14, October 18

Bent’s Fort: June 12, August 23, August 24, September 12

F. W. Benteen: June 25, June 26, August 12

The Benton: August 23

Reuben F. Bernard: May 30, June 2, June 8, June 23, June 28,

July 5, July 8, July 20,

Charles A. Bessey: January 12

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: January 15

Charles Beyer: May 29, September 18

Big Bend: January 29, May 12, October 3

Big Bear: January 17, April 2, June 3, July 2, December 8

Big Bottom settlement: January 2

Big Brea: June 18

Big Creek: Idaho: July 29, August 20

Big Dry River: July 17, October 21, October 27

Big Dry Wash: July 17

Big Eagle: September 2, September 5,

Big Hole, Montana: June 20, August 9, August 10, August 11,

August 20

Big Horn: January 23, March 5, March 17, August 11

Big Horn Lake: July 29

Big Horn Mountains: January 8, July 7, November 15

Big Horn River: March 28, June 22

Joe Big Knife: October 22

Big Leggings: November 19

Big Mouth: September 19

Big Salmon River: July 25

Big Snake: May 21, May 22, October 31


Big Tree: April 19, May 17, June 8, July 5, August 2,

September 9, September 29, October 6, October 8

Big Warrior: August 28

Big Wind, Wyoming: September 12

Biloxi: January 31, May 4, September 29

Biloxi: April 29, May 19, August 8

Bingham’s Fort: June 12

Birch Coulee: September 2, September 5

Birch Creek, Oregon: July 8

Bird Jaguar: May 7

Bird Jaguar III: September 15

Bird Jaguar IV: April 29, August 23

Birdwood Creek: May 24

Daniel Bishop: March 25,

H. S. Bishop: January 22, September 12,

Bismarck, North Dakota: May 7, July 31, September 8, October

14, November 21

B’ital: December 9

Bitter Root: July 16

Bitter Root valley: July 16, July 27,

Hugo Black: March 7

Black Bird: October 21, December 16

Black Canyon: June 5

Black Coat: February 10

black drink: July 8

Black Fish (See Blackfish): May 30, October 15

Black Fox (Inali): January 7

Black Hawk (Sac): April 5, April 6, May 13, May 14, May 20,

May 21, June 16, June 24, June 30, July 21, August 1, August 3,

August 27, August 30, September 28, October 3, November 3

Black Hawk (Ute): April 9, May 26, November 26


Black Hills (Maha Sopa): January 26, June 13, July 2, July


September 26, October 11, October 16, November 3, November 22

Black Horse: March 18, April 6

Black Jim: April 7

Black Kettle: February 18, May 16, September 6, September

10, September 27, September 28, October 14, November 26, November

27, November 28, November 29

Black Mesa: February 5

Black Point: May 16, October 6, October 12, December 18

Black Range: May 18, May 26, May 29, August 16, September

17, September 26, September 30

Black River Mountains: October 18

Black Warrior River: January 7

Black Wolf: April 19

Gideon Blackburn: July 4,

Blackburn, Virginia: July 8,

Blackfeet: January 23, February 24, February 28, March 1,

March 6, March 25, March 28, April 9, April 13, April 25, April

29,May 25, July 5, July 14, August 9, August 22, September 20,


November 6

Blackfish (Chinugalla): February 7, March 6, March 7,

September 7, October 15

Blackfoot: March 6

Blazer’s Mill, New Mexico: March 13

Blood: April 3, April 13, June 14, July 5, July 14, August

9, September 22, October 17, November 27

Bloody Fellow: February 17, October 17, November 7, December

28

Bloody Knife: December 28


Bloody Tanks, Arizona: January 24

Tom Blount: February 11

William Blount: February 6, May 29, June 14, June 26, July


Uriah Blue: December 23, December 26

Blue Bay, Montana: April 21, June 21

Blue Horn: May 18

Blue Lake: December 15

Blue Licks, Kentucky: February 7, August 16, August 19

Blue Mountains: July 5, July 6, November 15

Blue River: September 3

Bluff Creek: March 25, April 6, September 16

Bluff Station, Wyoming: January 20

John Blunt: March 28, September 18

Tom Blunt: November 25

Boise, Idaho: May 30, June 2, August 22

Bonito: March 21

Bonito River: July 25

Albert Boone: February 18

Daniel Boone: February 7, September 7, October 6, December

22

Boonesborough: April 1, April 15, July 4, September 7,

October 15,

Bosque Redondo, New Mexico: January 6, January 12, February

21, March 6, March 13, March 20, April 21, April 23, May 11, June

1, June 18, June 23, July 20, October 1, October 17, November 3

Bosse: September 29

Boston: January 9, February 22, May 2, May 10, July 1, July

4, August 25, December 16

“Boston:” March 12, March 22

Boston Charley: January 17, April 11, May 30


John R. Boston: July 20

Elias Boudinot (Buck Watie): February 21, March 29, May 26,

June 22, November 27, December 12, December 29

Henry Bouquet: August 5, August 6, October 3, October 25,

November 12

Etienne Veniard de Bourgmont: July 3, July 6, July 8, July

24, October 5, October 18, October 19

Billy Bowlegs (Holtamico): March 15, December 21

Philip Bowles (The Bowl): July 16

William Augustus Bowles: January 5, January 16, April 5, May

5, May 19, May 21, May 27, October 31

Jim Boy (see Tustennuggee Emathla): October 16, November 1

Thomas Boyne: May 29

Bozeman Trail: June 13, June 28, July 13, July 16, July 29,

August 1, October 10, November 5

Sanford Bradbury: July 3

Edward Braddock: February 20, June 11, July 9

Brady City, Texas: January 16

Marlon Brando: March 27

Joseph Brandt (Brant): March 29, May 30, July 18, August 2,

August 24, August 29, November 24, November 28

Abram B. Brant: June 25

Frank Bratling: July 8

Brazos River: February 5, February 6, February 21, March 29,

May 20, May 23, June 11, July 15, August 1, September 16,


October 19, October 25, October 28, October 29, December 27

Jean de Brebeuf: March 16,

Lloyd M. Brett: April 1

Marquis de Denonville, Jacques Rene de Brisay: July 4

James Brisbin: February 21, March 4


British Columbia: April 26, July 21

Daniel Broadhead: April 7

David Brotherton: February 26, April 11, May 26, July 20

Brushy Creek: February 25, July 10

William C. Bryan: March 17

George Buell: February 5, July 20, October 9

Buffalo Calf Road Woman: June 17

Buffalo Chief: September 27

Buffalo Horn: June 8

Buffalo Hump: March 2, May 11, August 6, October 1

buffalo: January 5, March 18, May 10, May 23, June 26, July

23, August 14, September 4, October 16, October 20, November 12,


Buffalo soldiers: January 1, January 12, January 20, January

23, January 28, January 29, September 4,

Buffalo Station: October 27

Wesley Bad Heart Bull: February 6

Bull Bear: September 28

Henry Bull Head: December 15, December 16

Bull Ghost: December 16

John L. Bullis: April 1, May 17, July 30, September 29,


Brave Thunder: December 16

Bureau of Indian Affairs: January 5, January 15, January 16,

January 19, January 26, January 28, January 29, February 7,




24, April 28, May 15, May 22, May 23, May 27, May 28, June 1,

June 3, June 12, June 16, June 17, June 26, June 28, June 30,



August 8, August 12, August 25, August 28, August 29, September


October 1, October 21, October 23, November 8, November 10,


December 23

Captain Burgwin: January 29

Edward Burleson: July 16, August 12, December 25

George R. Burnett: August 16

John G. Burnett: March 26

Burnt Corn Creek, Mississippi Territory: February 9, July 27

Burro Mountains: June 30

George Bush: March 2, June 23, July 3, July 10, October 30,


Bushy Run: August 5, August 6

Jesse Bushyhead: February 23, October 5, November 10

Edmond Butler: January 8, August 27

Pierce Butler: May 15

Butler’s Rangers: June 4

Butte Creek: May 17

Butterfield: May 17, May 18, June 8, September 9, September

15, October 10

Denis Byrne: October 21

Edward Byrne: January 29

General Byrne: August 9

John Cabot: June 24

Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo: June 27, September 28

Caesar: January 26

John Caesar: January 17

Caddo: January 4, January 5, January 24, March 28, May 13,

May 15, May 23, May 26, July 1, August 1, August 12, August 26,

September 3, October 5, October 7, October 8, October 9, October


25, November 10, November 15, November 20, December 10, December

27

Cahpitone: September 7

Cahuenga: January 16

Cahuila: December 27

Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel): February 4, February 9, April 14,

May 20

Calabee Valley: January 22

Calakmul: January 12, April 11, August 5, December 20,

December 24

Calapooias (Kalapuya): November 29

William Caldwell: August 15, August 16, August 19,

Calgary: February 24, August 25

James Calhoun: July 22, August 14, August 16, August 30,

August 31

John C. Calhoun: February 27, March 11, April 6, June 1,

October 10, December 8,

Calhoun, Tennessee: March 14, June 22, October 14,

California: January 1, January 2, January 3, January 7,




February 26, February 28, March 1, March 7, March 11, March 12,

March 19, March 20, March 23, April 1, April 4, April 8, April 9,

April 12, April 14, April 16, April 21, April 29, May 3, May 10,

May 13, May 16, May 18, May 22, May 28, May 30, June 1, June 3,

June 6, June 10, June 17, June 19, June 23, June 29, July 2, July







27, September 28, September 30, October 2, October 6, October 7,





December 27

California: June 29, October 21

Callabee Creek: January 27

Thomas J. Callen: June 25

Caluca: January 3

Calukmal: March 28, April 3, April 28, September 2,

September 11, October 1, October 6

Calusa: May 24, June 5, June 11, July 23, August 7

Leonard Calvert: March 28

Camas Creek: August 18

Camas Meadows: August 20

Camas Prairie: May 30, June 2, July 4

Camas Valley: May 27

Alexander Cameron: October 1, October 18

Camp Apache: January 2, January 9, February 23, April 17,

May 29, June 26

Camp Barbour: April 29

Camp Belt: May 13

Camp Bowie: January 20, February 26, May 29, July 19,

November 5

Camp Brown: June 26, July 4

Camp Colus: September 18

Camp Cook: August 19

Camp Cooper: February 21

Camp Cosumnes: September 18


Camp Crittenden: April 20, May 1, September 30

Camp Date Creek: September 5

Camp Fremont: March 19

Camp Goodwin: March 17, March 30

Camp Grant: January 4, February 27, March 23, April 13,

April 21, April 28, April 30, May 1, July 13, August 19, December

14

Camp Harney (Hearny): April 23, June 16, June 23, June 28

Camp Houston: December 5

Camp Independence: July 4

Camp Keyes: May 13

Camp Lewis: July 7

Camp Lincoln: October 10, November 11

Camp Loder: July 19

Camp McDowell: January 29, February 2, March 9, October 31,


Camp Mojave: September 4

Camp on Pawnee Fork: October 22

Camp Pope: January 16

Camp Poplar: May 24, December 15

Camp Radziminski: September 23

Camp Reno: July 30, December 13

Camp Robinson: October 23

Camp Safford: August 4

Camp Winfield Scott: April 29, October 26

Camp Shafter: May 28

Camp Melvin Station: May 21

Old Camp Sully: July 28

Camp Supply: January 22, May 28, June 6, June 8, June 11,

June 21, June 24, June 28, September 9, September 10, November

23, December 7


Camp Toll Gate: May 30, June 3, June 16, June 26, August 25,

August 26

Camp Union: July 18

Camp Verde: February 12, March 17, April 23, May 6, June 21,

August 5

Camp Walbach: September 20

Camp Wallen: December 19

Camp Watson: May 5

Camp Willow Grove: March 21

Camp Wilson: September 14

Camp Wood: June 1

Campo Band of Kumeyaay (Mission): February 10, April 1, May

31, October 7

Canachquasy: January 13

Canada: January 9, January 17, January 22, January 24,

January 31, February 5, February 9, March 3, March 10, March 12,




26, May 31, June 1, June 2, June 5, June 7, June 8, June 12, June

14, June 15, June 19, June 20, June 21, June 27, June 30, July 1,

July 4, July 6, July 7, July 8, July 11, July 12, July 13, July

14, July 15, July 16, July 17, July 19, July 21, July 22, July

23, July 25, July 26, July 27, July 28, July 31, August 1, August

2, August 3, August 4, August 9, August 14, August 19, August 20,









November 21, November 22, November 23, December 7, December 8,

December 15

Cañada Alamosa: January 24, July 13

Canadian Mountains: May 28

Canadian River: April 6, May 11, May 12, August 24, October

22, November 25, December 25, December 28

Canarsee: March 4, May 6

Canatowa: June 28

Canawage: June 28

Edward Canby: February 21, March 21, April 2, April 7, April

10, April 11, April 14, November 29,

Candelaria Mountains: February 5

Canonchet: March 26, April 2, December 19

Canonicus: June 4

Canyon Creek: January 10, April 25, September 13, December 1

Canyon de Chelly: January 6, January 12, January 14, January

15, February 14, February 21, March 3, May 11, July 20, July 25,

August 18, September 7, September 11, September 14, October 17,

December 13

Canyon de los Embudos: March 25

Capitan Grande: December 27

Captain Bull: October 15

Captain David: November 7

Captain George: May 22

Captain Jack (Kintpuash or Keintpoos): January 13, January

16, January 17, February 28, March 1, March 6, March 21, April 2,

April 7, April 11, April 14, June 1, October 3, November 29

Caracol, Belize: March 6, April 12, April 13, April 16,

April 18, June 22, June 24, July 21, November 28

Caracones: May 26


James H. Carleton: May 1, June 16

Carlin Farms Reserve: January 16

William .P. Carlin: May 7, June 17

Carlisle, Pennsylvania: January 13, August 5

Carlisle School: October 6

Carlos Band: July 16

Carlyle Station: May 31

Eugene Carr: May 13, May 16, July 5, July 8, July 11, August

2, August 30, September 1, October 25

Henry Carrington: June 13, June 14, June 28, July 13, July

14, July 16, December 6, December 21

Carrizo Mountains: February 18

Henry Carroll: April 8, September 15

J. C. Carroll: November 5

Kit Carson: January 6, January 12, January 14, January 15,

May 23, July 25, August 18, October 14, October 17, October 18,

November 6, November 25, December 13, December 24

Carson, Colorado: June 21, November 10

Jacques Cartier: May 10, July 6, July 24, September 8,

October 2

John A. Carvey, Jr: January 11, February 24, March 19,

December 3, December 6,

The Cascades: January 20, May 26

Casco, Maine: April 11

James S. Casey: January 8

Casper: August 8, August 9, August 10

Casqui: June 19

Lewis Cass: January 7, March 1, April 6, April 11, May 2,

May 15, June 3, June 15, June 16, July 5, August 11, August 19,



September 24, September 27, September 29, October 2, October 3,

October 6, October 16, October 23, December 20

Castle Rock: May 31

Catawba: January 8, February 21, July 1, August 28, August

31, September 1, November 3, December 14

Catch the Bear: December 16

Catechna: March 5, March 7, April 7

Categisky: October 17

Cathlamah: January 10, November 26

Cathlamet: June 20

Cauac Sky: January 2, May 3

Cave Creek: October 29, December 23

Cayuga: January 9, January 28, April 26, May 15, July 31,

August 3, September 14, October 11, November 20

Cayuse: January 2, February 12, February 24, March 11, June

3, 611, July 10, July 11, July 17, October 5, November 29,


Cedar Springs, Arizona: May 11

Pierre Celeron: February 6, February 22, March 15

Central City: October 26

Central Pacific Railroad: January 8, May 10, July 10

Central Station: July 28, October 1

Chaacal I: June 5, July 5, July 6, December 1

Chaacal II: May 4, July 21, July 23, September 5

Chak Kimi (Red Death): June 16

Chak Tok Ich’aak I: January 15

Chak Tok Ich’aak II: July 24

Chakaika: July 23, August 7

Samuel de Champlain: July 8, July 9, July 30, August 1,

October 10, October 15

Chan Bahlum I: February 1, February 3, April 8, September 20


Chan Bahlum II: January 10, February 20, May 23, August 28

Chanco: March 22

Chan-deisi: May 27, June 12

Amos Chapman: September 12

Oscar Chapman: January 31, February 13, February 14, March

16, April 17, May 15, June 16, July 12, July 20, September 7,

November 9, November 15, November 17, November 26, December 20

Charles Town, South Carolina: January 26

Charleston: January 30, February 22

Charlestown: April 19

Boston Charley: January 17, April 11

Chase Wounded: December 16

Chasta: November 18

Chato: March 21, May 15, May 17, May 30

Chatot: June 21

Benjamin H. Cheever, Jr: January 1

Chehalis: October 1

Chemehuevi: March 3, November 22

Cherokee: January 4, January 5, January 7, January 8,








March 27, March 29, April 2, April 3, April 7, April 11, April

13, April 15, April 19, April 26, April 27, April 29, May 1, May

4, May 5, May 6, May 7, May 8, May 10, May 11, May 14, May 15,

May 16, May 17, May 18, May 19, May 20, May 23, May 25, May 26,

May 27, May 28, May 29, May 30, May 31, June 1, June 2, June 3,


June 5, June 6, June 10, June 13, June 14, June 15, June 17, June

18, June 19, June 20, June 22, June 23, June 24, June 25, June

26, June 27, June 28, June 29, June 30, July 1, July 2, July 3,


20, July 23, July 26, August 1, August 3, August 4, August 5,



September 2, September 4, September 5, September 6, September 9,


26, September 28, September 29, September 30, October 1, October

2, October 3, October 4, October 5, October 7, October 8, October











Eastern Cherokee: January 5, January 28, February 10, March

14, March 15, April 29, May 10, May 11, May 14, May 18, May 28,

June 10, July 23, October 8

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee: April 15, April 19, May

8, August 10, October 3, November 16

Cherokee Agency: February 1, March 8, March 14, May 8, June

22, October 1, October 4, October 11, October 14,

Cherokee Phoenix: February 21, March 29, May 26, May 31,

June 22, December 12,

Cherry Creek: January 8, March 11, October 9, December 22


Elisha W. Chester: May 11, July 23, October 8

Chetumal, Mexico: August 12

Cheveau Blanc (White Hair): August 22

Chevelons Fork, Arizona: February 1, July 17

Cheyenne: January 3, January 4, January 7, January 9,


January 31, February 1, February 18, March 7, March 15, March 17,

March 19, March 25, April 4, April 5, April 6, April 7, April 10,

April 20, April 23, May 10, May 16, May 17, May 21, May 28, June










November 27, November 29, December 3, December 7, December 28.

December 29

Cheyenne Agency: April 6

Cheyenne River: January 10, January 31, May 17, May 29, June

12, September 19

Chicago: April 10, June 13, June 14, July 1, August 15,

August 29, September 26, December 4

Chicago River: August 3

Chichen Itza: November 18

Chickahominy: February 25, April 5

Chickamauga: January 8, January 22, February 6, February 17,

March 1, March 26, March 31, April 6, April 19, May 20, May 29,

June 26, July 20, August 3, September 1, September 13, September


25, October 1, October 3, October 11, October 17, November 7,

November 11, December 8, December 31

Chickasaw: January 2, January 3, January 7, January 10,



March 3, March 4, March 5, March 7, March 9, March 15, March 26,

April 23, April 26, April 28, May 1, May 4, May 7, May 22, May

23, May 24, May 25, May 26, June 9, June 15, June 22, June 28,

June 29, July 7, July 12, July 14, July 17, July 20, July 23,

August 1, August 2, August 18, August 22, August 24, September 1,





Chickasawhachee: July 3

Chiksika: April 13

Ernest Childers: April 8

Chilkat: September 7

Chilluckittequaw: October 29

Chiltz: November 21

Chimnapoo: April 28

Chin-Chi-Kee: January 20

Chinnook (Chinook): February 21, March 15, April 12, June

12, June 16, June 20, July 12, August 11, November 8, November 18

Chino Valley: September 5

Chippewa (also see Ojibwe): January 14, January 23, January

25, February 7, February 16, March 11, March 28, April 12, May 7,

May 9, May 19, June 4, June 15, June 16, June 20, June 26, June




September 29, September 30, October 4, October 5, November 6,

November 17, November 25, November 26

Bois Fort Band Chippewa: April 7

L’Anse Chippewa: October 15, November 7

Lac Vieux Desert Chippewa: October 15, November 7

Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa: January

25, February 16, April 3, April 20, May 11, May 21, June 16,

August 16, August 25, August 29, September 3, September 5,

November 2, December 13, December 15, December 21, December 23

Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa: January 21,

February 9, March 7, March 18, April 8, April 14, April 24, April

25, May 18,May 22, June 2, June 10, June 11, June 19, June 22,

June 25, July 18, August 2, August 15, August 19, August 24,

September 10, October 3, October 7, October 22, November 5,


Lake Winnebigoshish Chippewa: February 22

Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa: March 10, July 5

Minnesota Chippewa: April 12, September 8, September 17,

November 6

Mississippi Chippewa: February 22, March 19

Ontoagon Band of Chippewa: October 15, November 7

Pembina Chippewa: February 16, April 12, October 2

Pillager Chippewa: February 16, February 22, August 21

Red Lake Band of Chippewa: February 7, February 16, April

12, May 22, May 24, September 16, October 2, November 10

Saginaw Chippewa: November 4

Sokaogon Chippewa (Mole Lake Band): January 26, July 19,

September 24, October 8, November 9

Swan Creek and Black River Chippewa: July 16

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa: March 15, March 29, April

3, April 26, May 13, May 24, June 3, June 16, December 21


Chipewyan: June 21, July 1, July 6, July 13, July 17, July

25, July 27, August 4, August 14, August 19, August 22, August

26, August 28

Chiricahua Mountains: August 6, October 8, October 31

Chiricahua Pass: October 8

Chitimacha: January 14, June 19, June 23, October 18,

November 7

Chitto: April 22

John Chivington: April 7, May 16, September 28, October 14,


Choctaw: January 3, January 5, January 7, January 8, January



January 30, February 4, February 5, February 6, February 7,




27, March 28, April 9, April 19, April 22, April 23, April 26,

April 28, April 30, May 4, May 7, May 12, May 17, May 21, May 22,

May 23, May 26, June 2, June 3, June 10, June 11, June 15, June


July 14, July 17, July 18, August 12, August 24, August 30,

August 31, September 1, September 8, September 15, September 18,







Mississippi Band of Choctaw: March 28, May 22, October 17,



Big Black River Band of Choctaws: June 10

Choctaw Landing: March 23, May 12

Choctawhatchee River: January 27, May 19, December 26

Chota, Tennessee: May 31, July 15, December 25

Chonchin: May 30

Auguste Chouteau: March 30, May 13, June 3, July 18, August

24, September 2, September 13, October 28

Chowchilla (see Miwok)

William Christian: April 19, August 3

Ned Christie: November 3, December 14

Benjamin Church: July 20, August 12, November 29

Cibola (Cicuye): March 7, May 5

Cienega: April 14

Cienega de Los Pinos: July 13

Cienega Sauz: October 14

Cieneguilla, New Mexico: March 30

Cimmaron, New Mexico: May 3

Cimmaron Crossing: September 8, September 23

Cimmaron (Cimarron) River: January 22, August 2, August 10,

August 12, August 13

Civil War (American): January 17, February 13, March 7,

March 21, March 23, April 21, April 30, May 10, May 31, June 22,

July 3, July 8, July 17, July 19, August 10, August 21, August

31, September 18, October 28,

Clahclellah: April 12

Ferdinand Claiborne: November 9, December 23

George Rogers Clark: July 4, August 8, November 10, December

17

William Clark: March 25, July 17


William Clark: March 30, May 13, June 3, July 15, July 18,


October 24, October 26, October 27, October 29

Clark’s Fork, Montana: September 4

Powhatan H. Clarke: May 3

Clallam:

Port Gamble Band of Clallam: January 1, June 16, July 6,

August 5, September 7

George Rogers Clark: July 4, August 8, November 10, December

17

John Clarke: May 30, May 31

Clatsop: February 12, February 24, June 20, December 9,

December 27

Clear Creek: January 2, April 6, October 15, October 21,

December 9

Clear Lake: March 30

Clear Lake: April 16

Clearwater River: July 11, July 12, July 21, July 27

Clement Clay: June 1

Duncan Clinch: March 6, April 23, July 27, December 31

Clinch River: September 4

Cloverdale, New Mexico: June 1

Thomas Cloud: March 29

Coacoochee (see Wildcat)

Coahadjo: February 22, May 19

John Coale: April 1

Coast Indian Community of the Resighini Rancheria: January

3, February 5, November 7

Cochecho, New Hampshire: June 27, September 6

Cochinay: May 26


Cochise: February 4, February 6, February 11, February 13,

April 21, June 8, July 15, July 16

Moses Cockrell: March 31

Cocopah: March 3, April 18, June 10, July 24, July 30,

August 17, September 27, October 8, November 16, November 22

William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody: January 15, April 26, June

6, June 22, July 17, September 26, November 24, November 28,

November 29

Coeur D’Alene: January 5, February 3, April 22, April 24,

May 6, May 16, May 17, May 18, May 24, June 5, June 14, July 1,

July 3, August 8, August 26, September 1, September 2, September

5, September 17, October 13, November 8, November 18, November 26

Cofitachequi: May 1, May 13, May 26,

Colatouche: July 20

Culpepper “Cub” Colbert: December 14

Levi Colbert: February 23, August 24, October 16

James Colbert: August 24

Cold Springs Rancheria: January 2, April 11, July 18, August

26, November 29

James Coleman: February 9

Colerain: March 18

Samuel G. Colley: March 7

Ben C. Collins: August 1

Colorado: January 7, January 8, February 18, April 7, April

15, April 29, April 30, May 6, May 16, May 18, May 23, June 1,

June 21, June 22, June 24, June 27, July 3, July 11, July 15,








November 4, November 5, November 10, November 28, November 29

Colorado River: January 4, January 17, March 3, March 10,


December 25

Colorado River Indian Tribal Council: January 12

Daniel Colton: January 16

Columbia: March 10, March 22, May 6, May 11, May 26,

December 5

Columbia River: August 26, September 5

Columbia River: March 10, May 6, May 11, May 26, December 5

Christopher Columbus (Christobal Colon): March 14, August 3,

October 12, November 3, November 4

Colville: August 26, September 5

Comanche: January 9, January 24, January 25, February 5,



6, April 8, April 14, April 25, April 26, April 27, April 28, May

4, May 11, May 12, May 13, May 15, May 16, May 17, May 18, May




9, August 10, August 12, August 22, August 24, August 30,







December 25

Kotsoteka Comanche: April 28, September 29


Kwahadis Comanche: June 2

Penateka: August 1, August 9, August 12, August 30

Comanche Trail: June 30

Comcomly (Comcommoly): April 12, November 20

Comes In Sight: June 17

Comowool: December 27

C. E. Compton: June 21, June 24

Concho River: July 22

North Concho River, Texas: February 9, June 30

Concow: March 30, September 4

Conestoga: May 26, June 7, June 16, June 28, July 30, August

31, December 27

Conestoga, Pennsylvania: June 28, December 14

Confederacy (all kinds): February 7, February 9, February

17, March 5, March 22, April 11, April 15, April 18, May 10, May

29, June 17, June 19, June 23, July 3, July 10, July 12, July 14,

July 17, July 22, August 1, August 5, August 10, August 21,



Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes: January 5, February

14, May 4, August 29, September 12, December 2

Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation: May 27,

July 1, November 4, November 26, December 7

Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation Of

Oregon: January 31, February 14, February 21, March 15, March 18,

April 3, April 24, April 25, May 15, May 20, June 22, July 20,

July 24, August 8, October 23, November 15, November 19, December

18

Congressional Medal of Honor: (see Medal of Honor)

Connecticut: February 22, April 23, April 28, May 1, May 25,

May 26, June 18, June 24, July 1, July 4, July 27, August 17,


August 20, August 22, September 1, November 14, December 19,

December 26

Connecticut River: April 19, April 23, May 18

John Connor: July 12

Patrick Connor: January 27, January 29, August 18

Connotaucarius (George Washington): May 28

Conoy: August 3, August 11

Conquering Bear: August 19, September 3

Hair Conrad: November 10

William Shorey Coodey: December 29

James Cook: March 29, April 26

Cook’s Canyon, New Mexico: May 29, June 5

Calvin Coolidge: January 24, December 23

Coolidge Dam: March 4

Copán, Honduras: January 10, February 8, February 18, March

27, May 3, June 18, July 2, July 19, September 9, November 19

Copper Canyon: June 2

Coquille River: January 28

Corpus Christi, Texas: May 1

Coree: January 30, February 11, September 22

Cornplanter: August 10, December 13

Cornstalk (Hokolesqua): February 19, October 6, October 10,

October 15

Francisco Coronado: February 23, April 25, May 5, May 26,

June 29, July 7

Corralitos River: October 27

Hernán Cortés: April 16, April 19, April 20, April 23, June

30, July 1, July 8, August 13, September 23, October 23, November

8, December 28

Cortina Band: February 27, July 18, August 10

Co-rux-the-chod-ish (Mad Bear): July 8, August 24


Coshocton, Ohio: April 7, October 25

Costan: March 19, June 10

Costilietos: May 18

Cottonwood Creek: February 9, July 11, August 25

Cottonwood Ranch: July 1, July 3

Cottonwood Springs: March 25

Council Grove. Kansas: June 2, June 3, August 10,

Coushatta: January 14, April 11, July 1, August 19, October

17

Covelo: January 27, February 25, March 7, March 12, April

14, May 3, May 8, September 21, November 7, December 16

Cow Creek Canyon, Montana: September 25

Cow Island, Montana: September 23

Cowikee Creek, Alabama: February 3

Jacob Cox: June 10, June 11

Coyatee: February 6, May 29

Samuel H. Craig: May 15

Craig’s Mountain: July 1, July 3

Emmet Crawford: January 10, January 11, May 15

William Crawford: March 12, May 25, June 4

Crazy Horse: January 1, January 3, January 7, January 8,

January 15, March 17, March 18, April 14, April 22, April 27, May

6, June 17, August 2, September 5, September 6, September 9,

September 23, November 9, December 6, December 29

Crazy Woman’s Creek: December 2

Cree: January 17, March 28, March 30, April 2, April 18,

April 22, April 30, May 9, June 3, June 7, June 20, June 21, July






September 25, November 26, November 27, December 8

Creek: January 4, January 7, January 8, January 9, January






27, March 28, March 31, April 1, April 2, April 16, April 18,

April 22, April 23, April 26, April 27, April 28, April 29, May





29, June 30, July 1, July 2, July 3, July 4, July 5, July 6, July
















December 27


Red Sticks: January 4, January 7, January 22, January 24,

January 27, February 9, March 9, March 27, April 16, April 18,

April 27, July 27, August 4, August 30, September 14, September

18, November 3,

November 7, November 10, November 29, December 23

White Sticks: March 27, May 1, August 4, November 10

Ockfuskee Creek: May 1

Cussita Creek: May 23

Kialegee Tribal Town of the Creek: June 12

Michael Cresap: April 25, April 27

Benjamin C. Criswell: June 25

Davy (Davey) Crockett: May 19, November 3

George Crook: February 8, March 1, March 5, March 14, March


April 27, May 15, May 17, May 29, May 30, June 4, June 8, June

13, June 15, June 16, June 17, July 7, July 27, August 3, August

5, August 10, August 26, September 4, September 9, September 26,

September 27, September 28

Crooked Creek, Kansas: May 12, May 13

S. T. Cross: March 23, May 12

Crotan: August 13

Crow: January 31, February 6, March 12, March 23, March 24,

April 1, April 4, April 5, April 22, May 7, June 26, June 29,

July 5, July 10, July 16, July 21, July 25, August 4, August 16,



Mountain Crow: October 20

River Crow: July 5, October 20

Crow: January 9, January 10, November 5

John Crow: June 27, July 23


Crow Creek: January 29, February 27, June 11, October 3,

November 30

Crow Dog: August 5

Crow Foot: December 16

Crow King: January 11, February 5, December 24, December 31

Crow Springs: April 25

Cuahtemoc: August 13

Sam Cudgo: March 29

Alexander Cuming: March 23, April 3, May 4

J. F. Cummings: February 23

Joseph Cummings: July 25

Richard Cummins: January 14

Captain Cunningham: January 8

Charles Cunningham: June 25

Rod Curl: May 19

Curly Headed Doctor: January 17

Curtis Act: April 1

Samuel Curtis: April 7

Cusabu: February 13

Custer, Montana: March 4

Custer, South Dakota: February 6

George Armstrong Custer: March 15, April 18, May 17, May 21,


June 27, June 28, July 2, July 22, August 4, August 9, August 11,

October 14, November 23, November 26, November 27, December 7,


T. W. Custer: November 27

Francis L. Dade: December 28

Dakota (See Sioux): May 2, July 14, July 23

Dakota Territory: January 5, January 24, February 9,



March 16, March 18, March 19, March 20, March 25, March 29, April











December 6, December 13, December 14, December 21

Dallas, Texas: May 24, August 10

The Dalles: February 12, March 10

James Dalyell: July 26, July 31

Dancing Rabbit: February 24, May 26, September 15, September

18, September 27

James T. Daniels: March 7

Mose Daniels: March 2

Carrie Dann: November 14

Mary Dann: November 14

Dartmouth College: July 12, August 2, August 29

Dauphin County: August 22

Dauphin Island, Alabama: January 31, August 19

Dauphine: March 1, March 7

J. W. Davidson: February 23, March 30, August 22, October

28, November 8

Davidson’s Creek: August 27

Missionary Davion: January 11, May 19

Davis, California: January 14

John Davis: May 22, October 20, October 26


Wirt Davis: July 28, August 7, September 22

Henry L. Dawes: March 3, November 1

Dawes Commission: March 3, March 5, April 23, April 26,

April 28, June 28, August 22, November 1

Dawes Severalty Act: February 8, March 12, April 5, December

6

Michael Dawson: April 23

John Day Creek: June 15

John Day River: July 20

Deadwood, Dakota Territory: February 23

George Deary: April 2

Edward Deas: June 2, June 6, August 6, October 11

Deep River: July 12

Deerfield, Massachusetts: February 28, February 29, May 10,

May 18, August 31, September 12, September 18

Frederick Deetline: June 25

Del Rio, Texas: June 1, October 5

Charles Delaney: January 26, March 11

Delashilwilt: March 15

Delaware: January 1, January 2, January 8, January 13,



April 1, April 7, April 8, April 14, April 24, April 25, May 1,




4, July 5, July 14, July 15, July 28, July 30, July 31, August 3,










Delaware Creek: January 20, December 30

Delgadito: January 31, February 21, June 1, June 23, October

17

Delshay (Del Chey): April 25, October 31

Hannah Dennis: July 25

Des Moines River: April 19

Detroit: January 17, January 21, March 26, April 27, May 5,

May 8, May 16, May 25, May 28, June 20, July 3, July 26, July 31,




Detroit River: November 27

Devil’s Lake Reservation, North Dakota: February 11, March

12, May 2, November 30

Devil’s Creek: May 22

Devils River: April 1, July 20

Wesley D’Ewart: January 18, February 3, March 21, December

2, December 29

Dickson Mounds: April 3

Juan Diego (Cuauhtlatoatzin): May 30, December 9, December

12

Diegueno: January 7, January 14, September 14, October 2,

October 5, November 29

Difficult Canyon: January 14

Dinsmoor-Robertson Treaty: January 15

Robert Dinwiddie: September 14, December 11

William “Billy” Dixon: June 26,


Doak’s Stand: January 19

Doaksville: January 17, October 18, November 1

Francis S. Dodge: September 29, October 1, October 2

G. M. Dodge: February 23

Henry Dodge: June 16, July 29, September 3

Dodge City, Kansas: April 10, August 8

Dog Canyon, New Mexico: August 5

Dog Soldiers: April 17, May 16

Dogrib: June 27, July 11, July 13, July 15, July 21, July

26, July 28, August 22

Dohasan: November 25

Dos Pilas, Guatemala: January 6, January 25, January 26,

March 24, May 3, May 28, October 15, October 22, December 3

Dotted Ko: March 27

Double Mountain: February 5

Doublehead: January 22, January 24, June 26, September 25,

November 11

Dove Creek, Texas: January 8

Dragging Canoe: January 8, February 17, March 1, May 20,

July 20, August 3, October 1

Dragoon Mountains, Arizona: January 28

Dragoon Springs, Arizona: October 5

Francis Drake: June 17

John Drew: March 18, June 19, July 3, December 9

Drippings Springs, Kentucky: January 22

Duck Lake, Saskatchewan: March 26

Duck Valley Reservation: March 3, March 21, April 20, April

23, May 20,

Dull Knife: January 3, January 9, January 13, January 14,

January 20, January 22, March 25, May 6, July 1, August 5,

September 9, September 13, September 16, September 21, October 4,



November 25

Gabriel Dumont: February 19, April 24,

Dunlawton, Florida: January 17

Lord Dunmore (John Murray): October 6

Lord Dunmore’s War: April 27, April 30, May 3, October 6

Durham, New Hampshire: April 26, July 18

Hannah Dustin: March 15

Eagle Creek, Montana: August 19

Eagle Head: September 6

Eagle Heart: April 19

Eagle Nest crossing: April 25

Eagle Pass, Texas: February 23, May 28, July 30

Eagle Springs: April 27, July 31, October 9, December 5

Eared Skull: May 21

John H. Eaton: June 2, July 30, September 15, September 27,

December 7

Eaton’s Station, Tennessee: July 20, September 1

George Eayre: May 16

Echeloot: October 24

eclipse: January 21, January 31, August 7, November 4

Econchattemicco: September 18

Ninian Edwards: March 30, May 13, June 3, July 18, August

24, September 2, September 13, September 16, October 28,

Eel River: February 11, August 7, August 21, September 30

Efau Haujo: November 29

Egan: July 5, July 15

The Egg: December 25

Ehrenberg: December 21


Eighteenth Infantry: June 30, July 17, July 18, August 14,

September 10, September 20, September 21, September 29, December

2, December 6

Eighth Cavalry: January 7, January 8, January 9, January 14,


February 5, February 15, February 26, March 9, March 14, March

18, March 26, March 28, April 1, April 5, April 10, April 16,

April 18, April 21, April 24, April 27, April 29, April 30, May



27, June 29, July 3, July 5, July 6, July 7, July 8, July 9, July

13, July 26, July 27, July 29, August 6, August 13, August 15,







November 25, November 26, November 28, November 29, December 2,



Ekawakane (Red Young Man): May 4

El Paso: March 23, April 20, May 1, May 4,

Hazel Elbert: February 5, November 7

Eleventh Cavalry: May 5

Eleventh Infantry: January 2, February 5, June 15, October

9, October 28, November 8

Eleventh Kansas Cavalry: April 10

Elim, Alaska: May 23, November 24

Elkhorn Creek, Wyoming: January 12

Joel Elliot: November 27


Mathew Elliot: October 4

Ellsworth, Kansas: October 12

Elm Creek: December 5

Elsatsoosu: April 12

Lower Elwha Tribal Community: March 25, March 28, April 29,

May 22, June 3

Charley Emathla: November 26

Eneah Emathla (Neamathla): July 10, July 26, September 18,

November 21

Emathlochee: September 18

Embudo, New Mexico: January 29

Glenn L. Emmons: May 16

Emuckfau Creek, Alabama: January 22, January 23, January 24

Eneah Micco (Fat King): January 7, November 3, November 13,


England: February 10, March 15, March 23, March 24, April 3,

May 2, May 4, May 15, June 1, June 5, June 18, August 2, August

13, August 19, August 29, September 23

Enitachopco, Alabama: January 23, January 24,

Episcopal Church: January 11

George B. Erath: January 4, January 5

Erie, Pennsylvania: June 15, June 20

Roger Ernst: February 4, March 17, May 29, July 15

Eskiminzin: January 4, April 13, April 28, April 30

Eskimo (see Inuit): January 16, February 21, May 23, June

11, August 7, October 13, November 24, December 30

Esopus: September 15

Calvin Esterly: April 2

Eureka, California: February 26

A. W. Evans: December 25

Andrew Evans: January 20,


Ernest Evans: November 24

John Evans: June 27

Everglades: January 15

Executive Order: January 2, January 4, January 5, January 6,



January 29, January 31, February 1, February 2, February 8,







24, May 25, May 28, May 29, June 2, June 3, June 8, June 10, June

14, June 16, June 17, June 18, June 23, June 27, July 1, July 3,


August 6, August 17, August 23, August 31, September 1, September








Fairchild’s Ranch: May 22

Pierre Falcon: June 4, October 26

Fallon: January 1, January 12, February 12, April 18, April

28, June 12, June 22, August 13, December 18

Alexander Fanning: February 8, December 31

Farine: January 21, October 5

Fast Bull: August 10


William J. Fetterman: September 10, December 21

Hermann Fichter: May 5

Richard Fields: May 8

Jim Fife: February 12

Fifth Cavalry: January 2, January 4, January 8, January 10,



March 27, April 2, April 3, April 14, April 21, April 28, May 13,

May 17, May 24, June 8, June 9, June 16, July 5, July 6, July 8,

July 11,July 13, July 17, August 2, August 27, September 8,








Fifth Infantry: January 2, January 3, January 6, January 8,

January 16, February 12, March 8, March 9, April 6, April 22,

April 25, May 1, May 7, July 17, August 4, August 10, August 11,


4, September 9, September 10, September 23, September 30, October


November 8, November 14, December 7, December 15, December 29

Fifth Infantry California Volunteers: May 1

Fire-Eating Serpent: November 19

First Artillery: June 11, December 28, December 29

First Arizona Infantry: March 6, March 26, March 30, April

11, August 17, August 24

First Cavalry: January 4, January 8, January 9, January 12,





22, April 25, April 29, April 30, May 1, May 5, May 6, May 10,











December 26

First Infantry: January 11, July 6, July 23

First New Mexico Cavalry: March 28, April 22

First Oregon Cavalry: August 26

First Oregon Infantry: October 5, October 15

Fisher Creek: October 15

Five Civilized Tribes: February 5, May 7, November 16

Five Nations: February 25, April 10, May 1, June 2, June 6,


August 20, August 22, August 31, October 2

Flathead: July 16, October 17

Flathead: January 5, January 14, January 27, February 14,

April 21, May 4, May 18, June 21, July 16, August 29, September

8, September 12, December 2, December 11

Flat Rocks, Texas: October 22

Flint River: January 4, November 3, November 21, December 1

Greenwood le Flore: March 16, April 9, June 3, July 14,

August 31, September 18, September 27


Florida: January 5, January 8, January 9, January 11,



February 25, February 27, February 28, March 3, March 5, March 8,

March 9, March 25, March 28, March 31, April 2, April 6, April



May 10, May 18, May 19, May 20, May 23, May 24, May 25, June 3,











December 31

Florida Mountains: January 23, January 24, September 15.

November 7

John Floyd: January 22, November 29

John H. Foley: April 26

David Folsom: January 29, November 26, December 13, December

29

John Forbes: April 10, May 21, November 1

Gerald Ford: January 3, December 18

John S. “Rip” Ford: May 11,

James Foreman: May 14

Stephen Foreman: February 27

William Foreman: September 26


George Forsyth: April 19, April 23, April 30, July 20,


Thomas H. Forsyth: November 25

Fort Abercrombie: August 28

Fort Abraham Lincoln: May 7, May 17, June 15, June 17,

August 26, October 2, October 31, November 16

Fort Adams: December 13, December 17

Fort Amsterdam: March 4

Fort Apache: February 1, May 16, May 29, June 7, September

1, September 11, October 4

Fort Apache Scout: June 6

Fort Arbuckle: March 29

Fort Armstrong: September 3, September 21

Fort Assumption: February 6, February 22, March 15

Fort Astoria: June 29

Fort Atkinson: June 22, July 27, August 8, September 30,

October 6

Fort Aubrey: April 15

Fort Augusta: February 26, June 9, June 23

Fort Barnwell: March 8

Fort Bascom: June 15, September 17, November 6, November 25,

December 25

Fort Battleford: May 26

Fort Bayard: February 17, March 17, May 18, September 24,


Fort Belknap, Montana: January 19, March 3, September 25,

October 9, October 17, October 19, November 9, December 13,

December 31

Fort Belknap, Texas: February 12, April 19, May 17, May 18,

May 19, September 14


Fort Belknap Indian Community: January 19, September 25,

October 9, October 19, November 9, December 13, December 31

Fort Belmont: March 27

Fort Benton: June 19, October 22

Fort Berthold: January 10, March 3, March 13, March 31,

April 8, April 12, June 1, June 13, June 17, September 10,


Fort Blue Mounds: May 10

Fort Boise: August 20

Fort Bowie: April 7, July 16, July 28, September 10, October

17

Fort Bridger: June 26, July 3, July 25, October 29

Fort Bridgman: June 24

Fort Brooke: October 19, December 28

Fort Buchanan: November 17

Fort Buford: January 6, January 10, January 18, February 5,

February 26, April 11, April 12, May 13, May 18, May 23, May 26,

June 13, July 19, July 20, August 10, August 14, August 20,

November 6, December 23, December 24, December 28

Fort Bull: March 27

Fort Canby: January 6, March 6

Fort Carlton: August 23, August 28, September 9

Fort Cascade: March 26, March 28

Fort Cavagnial: August 8

Fort Chadbourne: October 28

Fort Chambly: August 25

Fort Clark: April 20, April 22, June 1, July 14, October 5,

December 7

Fort Clarke: March 3

Fort Cobb: October 24, November 26, December 7, December 16


Fort Coffee, Oklahoma: January 2, March 3, March 29, May 12,

June 6, June 10, July 14, August 2, November 9, December 21,

December 27

Fort Colerain: June 24, June 29

Fort Concho: February 25, March 27, March 28

Fort Confederation: October 17

Fort Connor: June 28

Fort Cumberland: June 11

Fort Cummings: September 7, September 23

Fort Custer: March 24, April 1

Fort Dalles: October 2

Fort Davis: March 7, May 30, June 11, July 31, August 9

Fort Dill: October 23

Fort de la Farine: February 9

Fort de la Trinite: August 8

Fort de la Valeur: February 9

Fort Dearborn: August 15, November 22

Fort Defiance: April 30, July 12, August 3, August 29,


Fort Deliverance: October 24

Fort Detroit: April 27, May 5, May 7, May 28, August 15,

August 16, October 30, November 25, November 29

Fort Dobbs: February 27

Fort Dodge: March 18, April 10, May 22, May 31, June 8, June

9, June 12, June 21, June 24, August 10, August 18, August 25,



Fort Downer: May 28, May 30

Fort Drane: October 19

Fort Duncan: February 23, May 28


Fort Dusquesne (Duquesne): April 16, April 18, May 28,


Fort Ellis: February 21, March 4, April 23, November 27

Fort Ellsworth: November 11

Fort Ewell: May 1

Fort Fauntleroy: February 21, September 22

Fort Fetterman: March 1, March 17, March 18, March 26 May

29, June 8, September 20, November 6, November 15, December 2

Fort Finley: January 31

Fort Finney: October 22

Fort Fletcher: October 11

Fort Garland: June 24

Fort Garry: July 27, August 3, August 24, November 2

Fort George, Maine: June 13, August 14

Fort George, Oregon Territory: January 20

Fort Gibson: February 2, March 28, June 12, June 15, June

24, September 3, October 17, November 22, November 26, November

30, December 7, December 9, December 10, December 11, December

18, December 22

Fort Granville: July 30, September 8

Fort Griffin: February 21, July 31

Fort Hall: January 15, February 23, March 13, March 31,

April 30, May 14, May 27, June 19

Fort Halleck: December 1

Fort Hamilton: June 16

Fort Harker: March 9, August 10, September 19, November 11,


Fort Harmar: January 9, July 12, September 27, November 7,

December 13

Fort Harney: June 14, July 27

Fort Harrison: May 26, June 4, August 30


Fort Hartsuff: April 28

Fort Hays: May 10, May 30, June 25, October 11, November 18

Fort Herkimer: July 2

Fort Howard: May 10

Fort Huachuca: March 21

Fort Hunkpapa: November 20

Fort Inge: September 16

Fort Jackson: August 1, August 8, August 9

Fort Jenkins: July 1

Fort Kearny: August 24, August 25

Fort Phil Kearny: June 12, June 30, July 13, July 16, July

17, August 2, September 10, September 29, December 6, December

14, December 21

Fort Keogh, Montana: January 1, January 8, March 8, March

25, April 1, April 10, April 18, August 14, September 8, October

23, October 31, December 15, December 29

Fort King, Florida: February 9, February 27, October 24,

December 28

Fort Lancaster: December 26

Fort Lane: October 8, October 31, December 23

Fort Laramie: April 15, April 29, May 15, May 25, May 26,

June 5, June 10, June 13, June 14, June 28, August 18, August 19,

September 17, September 19, November 6, November 9, November 16,

December 3

Fort Larned: July 2, September 27, October 2, October 22,


Fort Lebanon: November 3

Fort Le Boeuf: June 18, December 11

Fort/Cantonment Leavenworth: May 8, June 23, October 24,

November 24

Fort Ligonier: June 4, October 12


Fort Limhi (Lemhi): February 25, March 27, June 15

Fort Abraham Lincoln: April 23, May 7, May 17, June 15, June

17, July 2, August 26, October 2, October 31, November 16

Fort Lincoln, Arizona: April 11

Fort Logan: October 31

Fort Loudoun: March 20, May 27, June 2, August 7, August 8,

August 11, September 14, September 26

Fort Lowell: May 15

Fort Lyon: February 18, February 21, April 15, June 27,



Fort Macintosch: January 21

Fort Macleod: July 14, November 27

Fort Malden: January 22, August 1

Fort Mandan: November 20

Fort Manuel: December 20

Fort Marion: February 25

Fort Massachusetts: April 29

Fort McDermitt: January 12, January 17, May 6, May 30, July

2

Fort McDowell: March 16, September 15

Fort McCord: April 1

Fort McIntosh: May 1

Fort McKavett: March 14, March 16, September 1

Fort McKeen: May 7, May 17, June 15, June 17, August 26,


Fort McKensie: July 25, August 9, August 28

Fort McLane: January 17, April 21

Fort McPherson: April 22

Fort McRae: July 13

Fort Meigs: May 9


Fort Mellon: December 3

Fort Merrill: January 25

Fort Miami: May 27, August 20

Fort Micanopy: December 8

Fort Michilimackinac: June 4, July 17, August 3

Fort Mims: August 30, September 18,

Fort Missoula: July 21

Fort Mitchell: July 2, July 3

Fort Mohave (Fort Mojave): January 7, February 2, February

20, March 3, March 18, April 19, August 4, August 18, August 23,

October 3, November 1, November 9, November 22, November 24

Fort Mojave: April 19, April 24

Fort Monroe: February 8

Fort Moultrie, South Carolina: January 1, January 2, January

30

Fort Nashborough: April 2

Fort Necessity: May 28, July 3

Fort Niagara: July 25, September 14, December 19

Fort Number Four: April 19, May 24

Fort Orange: August 30

Fort Orford: June 21

Fort Orleans: July 3, July 6, July 8, October 18

Fort Osage: November 10

Fort Oswego: October 14

Fort Ouiatenon: June 1

Fort Pease, Montana: February 21, February 22, March 4,

March 17, May 2

Fort Peck: February 23, April 18, April 25, July 17, July

25, August 19, October 10, October 31, November 1

Fort Phantom Hill: March 26, April 6, April 27, September

24, November 14


Fort Pickawillany: June 21

Fort Pitt: April 16, April 18, April 27, May 10, June 24,

July 28, August 5, August 6, August 23, August 28, September 9,

October 3

Fort Presqu’ilse (Presque Isle): June 15, June 20, June 22,

August 12

Fort Prince George: March 6, March 17, August 7, August 11

Fort Qu’Appelle: April 28, May 25

Fort Quitman: August 6

Fort Randall: March 16, June 8

Fort Randolf: October 10

Fort Raymond: November 21

Fort Reno: April 6, April 26, May 22, June 28, July 1, July

13, August 5, August 8, September 9, September 13, December 11

Fort Recovery: June 29, August 21, November 4

Fort Reno: April 6, May 21, May 22, June 28, July 1, July

13, July 19, August 5, August 8, September 9, September 13,

December 31

Fort Reynolds: September 3, September 12

Fort Rice: June 20, July 2, July 28, September 26

Fort Richardson: April 19, May 17, May 18, June 8, July 5,

December 4

Fort Riley: February 23, May 17, July 10

Fort Robinson, Nebraska: January 3, January 9, January 13,

January 14, January 20, January 22, April 27, May 6, August 5,


October 25

Fort Rosalie: January 27, August 3, November 28

Fort Rupert: November 25

Fort St. George: December 26

Fort St. Jean: October 5


Fort St. Joseph: May 25, July 17, September 19, September 20

Fort St. Louis: August 25

Fort St. Pierre: December 12

Fort Sandusky, Ohio: January 1, May 16, July 26

Fort Sartwell: July 27

Fort Saybrook: February 22

Fort Schlosser: September 14, November 11

Fort Schuyler: January 19

Fort Scott: January 4, May 30, November 21

Fort Martin Scott: December 5

Fort Selden (Seldon), New Mexico: February 7, May 2, June 6,

July 8, November 20

Fort Sedgwick: July 11, August 2

Fort Shaw: January 14, January 19, August 3

Fort Sheridan: August 27

Fort Sill: January 8, January 26, February 21, February 25,

March 11, April 9, April 13, April 28, May 12, May 17, June 2,

June 8, June 28, July 7, August 18, August 22, September 22,



Fort Simcoe: August 8

Fort Sinquefield: September 1

Fort Smith: February 20, July 27, September 8, September 15,

September 20, September 27, December 2, December 11

Fort Snelling: September 23

Fort Stanton: January 1, January 5, February 2, March 24,

April 16, May 1, May 19, July 23, July 25, August 18, September

5, September 17, October 26, October 30

Fort Stanwix: June 25, July 27, August 3, August 6, August

22, October 22, November 5,

Fort Fred Steele: March 22, May 21


Fort Stephens: October 24

Fort Stephenson: August 1

Fort Stevenson: May 15, August 3, August 5, October 10

Fort Stockton: March 23, June 30

Fort Sully: December 9, December 16

Fort Sumner: March 13, March 20, June 6, July 9, August 2,

September 30, November 17

Fort Supply: May 22

Fort Tejon: May 22

Fort Thomas: April 20

Fort Totten: May 15, August 23

Fort Toulouse: August 9

Fort Towson: April 22, May 4, December 2, December 4,

December 11

Fort Trent: April 16, April 18

Fort Tularosa: May 14

Fort Union: June 11, July 16, July 31, August 20, August 22,

October 18

Fort Vancouver: March 26, March 28, May 18

Fort Verde, Arizona: October 21

Fort Wallace: January 16, April 16, April 23, June 5, June

19, June 21, June 22, June 26, June 27, August 23, August 27,

September 8, September 9, September 25, October 27

Fort Walla Walla: April 20, April 26, May 17, December 5,

December 23

Fort Walsh: August 24, October 17

Fort Washakie: April 29

Fort Wayne: May 27, June 7, August 3, August 18, September

30, October 22, November 22, December 9

Fort Whipple: April 11, June 3, October 21

Fort Wilkinson: May 23, May 24, June 16


Fort William: March 27

Fort Wingate: January 31, February 21, September 1, October

17

Fort Wintermoot: July 1

Fort Wise: February 18, May 16, September 6

Fort Worth: May 24, August 9, August 10

Fort Wrangle: December 26

Fort Yates: May 10, June 15, November 28, November 29,


Fort Yuma: January 9, March 20, July 5

Fort Zarah: August 12, August 14, September 6, October 2,


Forty Fort: July 3, July 4

Forty-Fifth Infantry: February 22, May 23

Forty-First Infantry: September 16

Fossil Creek: February 20

Fossil Station: May 29

Foster Springs: September 19

Fourteenth Infantry: January 15, February 16, February 9,

February 22, February 27, March 21, March 22, March 25, April 3,

April 13, April 29, May 6, May 27, July 17, August 13, September



Fourth Artillery: April 11, April 20, May 10, May 17, May

30, June 28, July 11, July 12, July 13

Fourth Cavalry: January 19, February 9, February 25, March

7, March 10, March 12, March 26, March 27, March 28, April 13,

April 23, May 12, May 15, May 17, May 18, May 20, May 22, May 23,

May 24, June 3, June 8, June 29, July 12, July 15, August 22,

August 23, September 10, September 13, September 14, September






Fourth Infantry: March 5, April 6, May 21, May 29, June 1,

August 1, September 15, September 21, December 1, December 2

Fowltown, Georgia: January 4, November 21

Fox (see Sauk): January 16, January 24, January 25, February

18, February 21, March 2, March 6, April 19, May 4, May 13, May

18, June 1, June 10, August 4, September 3, September 13,


28, October 1, October 11, October 21, November 3

France: March 1, March 7, March 22, June 7, July 24, August

8, September 3, September 27, October 1, October 15, November 3,

November 8

Franciscan: May 20, August 30, September 9

Franklin: May 31, August 3

Franklin, North Carolina: April 3, June 27, September 26

Benjamin Franklin: June 19, July 17, December 27

Theodore Frelinghuysen: April 7

J. Hansell French: January 17

T. H. French: September 13

French and Indian War: February 5, February 20, April 16,

April 18, May 28, August 10, August 31, October 10, November 3,


Frenchman’s Fork, Nebraska: July 6

Frenchtown, Michigan: January 17, January 22

Fresno, California: January 2, April 11, July 18, August 26,

November 29

Fushatchee Micco: June 29

James Gadsden: May 9, September 18

Gadsden Purchase: November 17, December 30


Gageby Creek: October 13, December 2

Edmund Gaines: February 9, February 27, February 29, March

6, August 12

George Gaines: August 12

Galiuro Range: March 23

Gall: January 10, July 2, November 26

John Galphin: March 11, June 29

Galveston, Texas: April 1, September 22, November 6

Bernardo de Gálvez: September 14, October 21, November 1,

November 2

Gambell: May 23, December 21

Ganawese: April 23

Antonio Garra: January 17

Coyetano Garcia: April 9

Garde, Arizona: November 6

Peter W. Gardiner: April 23

Harry Garland: May 7

George Gates: June 4

Gathtsegwarohare: September 14

George Geiger: June 25

King George II: March 23, April 3, May 4, June 18

King George III: May 15, June 5, July 8

Charles George: March 18, November 30

Georgia: January 4, January 7, January 8, January 14,


February 1, February 7, February 12, February 22, March 1, March


April 15, April 24, May 10, May 15, May 16, May 21, May 23, May


June 20, June 24, June 25, June 29, July 1, July 2, July 3, July








Geronimo (Goyathlay): January 11, February 17, March 25,

April 12, May 17, May 30, July 15, September 10, September 14

ghost dance: January 1, April 18, October 9, November 12,


December 17

Ghost War: January 15

John Gibbon: June 21, June 22, August 3, August 9, August 10

George Gibson: November 4, November 22, November 30

Gila Bend: January 1, June 17, December 12

Gila River: January 10, February 28, May 1, May 5, June 14,

August 31, November 15, December 12

Ransom Gillet: January 15

Simon Girty: August 15, August 16, August 19, October 4

Newton C. Givens: March 26

Glass: February 17, October 17

Albert Glavinski: March 17

Glenn County, California: April 20, May 19, June 6, June 27

Thomas Glover: February 3, April 10

Gnadenhutten (Gnadenhuetten): January 1, March 7, April 24,

May 25, June 4, November 24

William John Gobert: March 25

Theodore Goldin: June 25

Goose Creek: May 28, June 8, June 13, June 17, November 4

Francisco Gordillo: June 30

Grand Canyon: January 3, December 18

Grand River: December 15


Grande Ronde Reservation: June 21, July 19

Grande Ronde Valley: July 17

Grangeville, Idaho: June 17, July 4

Granite Mountains: June 15

James Grant: May 27, June 10, September 14

Ulysses Grant: January 9, January 31, February 12, February

17, March 3, March 30, April 8, April 21, April 23, May 15, June


August 17, August 31, October 30, November 4, November 9,


Bernard Granum: February 7

John L. Grattan: August 19, September 3

Gray Beard: September 27

Gray Eagle: February 24, December 16

Great Falls, Montana: January 19

Great Mouth Canyon: June 27

Daniel Greathouse: April 30, May 3

Clinton Greaves: January 24

John Green: January 17

Greenville: June 7, July 4, August 3, November 3

Grief Hill: May 6

Benjamin Grierson: April 16, June 11, July 30, July 31,

August 3,

Grindstone Indian Rancheria: April 20, May 19, June 6, June

27

Mattie Grinnell: January 6

Grinnell, Kansas: February 26, June 4, June 11, June 13,

August 9, October 30

Grinnell Station: June 13

Grisham, Wisconsin: January 1


Gros Ventre: April 6, April 12, April 13, July 5, September

17, October 17

Grossmont College: January 1

Guadalupe-Hidalgo: February 2, March 10

Guadalupe (Guadaloupe) Mountains: January 6, January 20,

March 11, August 4, August 6, October 1, October 16, November 18,


Guadalupe River: June 9

Guatemala: January 3, January 6, January 12, January 15,



April 19, May 1, May 3, May 20, May 21, May 28, June 24, June 25,

July 24, August 7, August 8, August 15, September 4, September


22, November 8, November 26, December 3, December 8, December 9,


John Guilfoyle: July 19, July 25, August 3

Gulf Coast: January 31, May 4, May 5, May 19, May 24, June

5, June 11, August 8, August 12,

John W.Gunnison: June 23, October 25, October 26

Gusgimukw: November 25

Guzman Mountains: October 27

Hackberry Creek: January 3, January 6, June 3

Hackensack: August 13

Hadley: September 1

Hae qua-halla water: July 6

Haida: March 29, March 31, April 14, April 16, April 17,

April 18, April 26, June 19, August 19, October 3, October 5,

October 8

Hainai: January 24, January 31, July 7, September 29,



Halifax River: January 17

Hallack (Halek) Tustenuggee: April 19, April 22, April 29,


William Hallett: January 20, March 17, May 9, October 21,

December 16

Halpatter Tustennuggee (see Alligator)

Allen Hamilton: November 28

Henry Hamilton: March 26, December 17

J. M. Hamilton: October 27

James Hamilton: February 27

Louis Hamilton: November 27

Hanab Pacal I: March 9

Hanab Pakal II: March 23, August 18

Edward Hand: March 16, September 20, September 29

Handsome Fellow (Hobbythacco): May 16

Handsome Lake (Skaniadariio): June 15, August 10, November 3

Hanging Maw: August 3, November 7

Hannahville: April 1, May 29, June 27, June 30, July 23

Hardscrabble Creek: September 23

Hare: June 27, July 11, July 13, July 15, July 21, July 26,

July 28, August 22

Warren Harding: February 16

Josiah Harmar: January 9, October 22, November 3

William S. Harney: March 1, March 5, April 24, May 18, July

20, July 23, September 3, September 19, September 27, October 14,

October 18, October 21, October 31, November 9

Bernard de la Harpe: September 3, December 24

David W. Harris: June 25

Joseph Harris: April 11, April 15, May 8, May 10

William M. Harris: June 25


Benjamin Harrison: February 10, March 23, October 16,

December 9

William Henry Harrison: February 27, June 7, July 31, August



December 18,

Harrisons: November 15

Harrodsburg, Kentucky: March 6, March 7, May 4,

V. K. Hart: January 15

Hartford, Connecticutt: August 28, September 21

Thomas Hartley: September 28

Harvard: January 29

Raymond Harvey: March 9, August 2

Thomas Harvey: January 14

Hat Creek: January 13, January 22, July 17

Edward Hatch: January 26, April 8, April 16, May 24

Hatchet Mountains: April 28, August 27

Hatfield, Massachusetts: May 12, October 19

Eau Haujo: May 26, November 29

Oche Haujo (Alexander Cornells): June 24

Paul Haupt: July 3

Havasupai (Suppai): January 1, January 2, January 3, January

5, January 13, March 27, March 28, March 31, May 20, June 8, June

18, November 12, November 15, November 23, December 18, December

25

Hawaiian: December 19

Hawaii: January 6, January 14, June 16, December 1, December

19

Hawikuh: July 7, August 7, October 7

Benjamin Hawkins: January 3, May 21, June 3, June 16, June

29, June 30, August 13, August 29, November 3, November 28


David Hawkman: December 15, December 16

Charles Hay: November 3

Ira Hayes: January 24, February 23

E. M. Hayes: May 24

Rutherford Hayes: January 10, June 8, June 14

John Coffee Hays: June 9, June 10

He Entered The Road: July 13

He That Kills His Enemies: January 18

Heap of Buffalo: September 28

Helena: June 19, August 17, August 19

Hell Canyon, Arizona: February 6, November 25

Hembrillo Canyon, New Mexico: April 8

Dave Henderson: March 28

J. B. Henderson: July 20, September 27, October 21, November

9

Richard Henderson: March 17

King Hendrick: September 8

Jim Henry (McHenry): May 15, July 1, July 7

Patrick Henry: January 8, February 19

G. V. Henry: June 17

Herrero Grande: February 21, June 1

Charles H. Heyl: April 28

E. M. Heyl: May 23, November 24

Hiacoomes: August 22

Charles Hicks: October 23

Elijah Hicks: January 4, October 4

George Hicks: March 14

High Back Bone: December 6, December 21

High Forehead: August 19

Peter Hilderbrand: March 25

James M. Hill: March 25


Hillabi: November 18

Michael Himmelsback: May 15

Hitchity (Hitchiti): January 26, July 1

Ethan Hitchcock: January 9, November 28, December 17

Hitchcock v Cherokee: December 1

Vincent Hobbs: April 6

Hoh: April 1, May 24, July 1, September 11, October 14

Hohastilpilp: May 27

Henry Holden: June 25

Organized Village of Holikachuk: May 17, September 10

Captain Holleman: April 12, April 15

Holliday Creek: May 30

Holston: April 6

Holston River: January 7, February 17, April 26, June 14,

July 2, July 20, September 1, October 2

Holston Treaty: January 7, February 17, June 14, June 26,

June 29, July 2, October 2, December 28

Home Creek: February 2

Homestead Act: March 3, May 20

Honey Springs: July 17

Hooker Jim: January 17, February 28, March 1, March 6, April

2, April 7, April 11

Ambrose Hooker: September 4

George Hooker: January 22

Hoopa Valley: April 21, June 23, October 16

Samuel Hoover: May 6

Hopewell River: January 3, January 10, November 28

Hopi: January 1, January 3, January 6, January 30, April 12,

April 18, June 24, June 26, August 1, August 7, September 17,

September 30, October 10, October 24, November 21, November 25,



Hopoheilthle Micco: September 17

Hopoie Micco: November 3

Simpson Hornaday: April 23

Hornotlimed: November 20, November 30

Horse Head Hills: September 14

Horseshoe: December 1

Horseshoe Bend: March 27, May 1

Horseshoe Canyon, New Mexico: April 23, April 28, October 24

Hot Springs Reserve: April 9

Houma: March 20, June 27

Housatonic: August 1,

Sam Houston: January 24, March 2, July 16, October 7,

December 5

Houston, Texas: April 10, May 29

How-yat’l: July 1

George T. Howard: June 1

Oliver O. Howard: May 3, June 22, June 28, July 5, July 8,

July 10, July 11, July 12, August 20, September 5, September 11

Albion Howe: April 26

Robert L. Howze: January 1

Huachuca Mountains: June 1, June 10

Hualapai: June 2, August 23, October 22, December 22,

December 29

Hualpai (Walapai): January 4, March 3, May 14, May 29,

November 22

Thomas Hubbard: May 15

Charles Hudson: December 7, December 9, December 10

Henry Hudson: September 11, September 12

Hudson Bay: March 12, May 2, May 17, June 12, October 14,

December 5

Hudson River: August 31, September 11


Eli Huggins: April 1

Hump: January 8, April 22

Huron: January 31, May 5, May 15, July 9, July 19, July 23,

July 30, October 15

Rufus D. Hutchinson: June 25

Ibitachoco (Ivitachuco): June 25, July 20, October 1

Harold Ickes: January 4, January 15, January 16, January 19,

February 12, March 21, March 30, April 3, April 20, April 30, May

6, May 13, May 16, May 23, June 11, June 20, July 2, July 23,

August 15, September 12, September 30, November 11, November 16,


Idaho: January 4, January 8, January 15, January 27, January

29, February 3, February 12, February 16, February 23, February

25, March 3, March 27, April 10, May 6, May 9, May 10, May 14,

May 27, May 29, May 30, June 2, June 5, June 8, June 9, June 14,



20, July 25, July 26, July 27, July 29, August 8, August 9,




Idaho Falls, Idaho: January 15

George (Guido) Ilges: January 2, January 9, January 29,

February 12, September 24, September 25, September 26, October


Illinois: October 19

Illinois: February 6, April 5, April 6, April 9, May 21, May

24, June 24, July 1, July 4, July 30, August 13, August 29,


November 3

Imperial County, California: January 7, July 17


Inasa: December 27

Index Peak, Wyoming: August 29, August 30

Indian Creek, Texas: November 16

Indian Reorganization Act: May 1, June 13, June 15, June 18

Indian Run, Arizona: December 14

Indian scout: January 2, January 4, January 6, January 7,



11, March 27, March 28, April 1, April 2, April 3, April 9, April





June 29, July 5, July 8, July 17, July 19, July 25, July 26, July










121, December 4, December 7, December 8, December 11, December

12, December 13, December 18, December 23, December 28

Indian Springs, Georgia: January 8, January 24, February 12

Indian Territory: January 2, January 8, January 13, January

16, January 17, January 18, January 22, January 30, February 10,






17, May 18, May 19, May 21, May 22, May 23, May 26, May 28, June

2, June 3, June 5, June 6, June 7, June 8, June 9, June 10, June




















Indian Trade and Intercourse Act: February 15, February 22,

March 30

Indiana: January 12, February 11, March 22, June 1, June 16,

June 29, August 3, August 5, August 7, August 13, August 13,




Mary Ingles: July 8

Inkpaduta: March 8, July 28, September 3


Inuit (see Eskimo): February 7, February 21, August 25,

September 30

Iowa: January 10, February 26, March 6, May 17, June 10,


October 5, October 19, November 23, December 12

Iowa: January 16, April 5, July 15, September 5, September


Iron Dog: January 29

Iron Jacket (Po-hebitsquash) : May 12

Iron Shirt: August 9

Iron Star: May 7

Iroquois: January 9, January 15, January 21, February 6,

February 22, March 7, March 15, March 16, March 17, April 3,

April 17, April 21, April 23, May 15, May 28, June 11, June 19,

June 22, June 28, July 2, July 3, July 4, July 6, July 18, July


27, August 29, August 31, September 2, September 10, September

25, September 27, October 8, October 15, October 22, November 3,


Isaac: January 13

Isapo-Muxika (Crowfoot): April 25

Isatai: June 26

Ishi: March 25, August 9

Ishtahotapa: June 9

Isleta: February 23, March 27, April 10, August 28, November

29

Itza: March 14

Itzamnaaj B’alam II: June 15, October 20

Itzamnaaj B’alam III: February 14

Itzamnaaj K’awiil: January 25, February 4, March 13, March

24, October 22


Ivitachuco (Ibitachoco): June 25, July 20, October 1

Iximche’, Guatemala: February 9

Jachebus: November 24

Jacksboro, Texas: July 5, July 12

Andrew Jackson: January 4, January 7, January 8, January 15,




23, May 26, May 28, June 24, June 26, July 8, July 23, July 25,


August 25, September 1, September 18, October 18, October 19,



December 24

Jackson Hole: June 26, July 25

Captain Jacob: July 30, September 8

Jagrea: January 13

Charles James: June 30, August 28

Jamestown: February 9, March 22, April 18, May 24, June 15,

December 25

Jamul: May 9, July 7, December 16

Jarvis Pass: November 25

Jasaw Chan K’awiil I: May 3, August 5

Thomas Jefferson: January 7, January 9, January 10, January

15, January 18, February 21, February 27, March 10, April 4,

August 10, August 13

Edward Jenkins: June 1

Jeskakake: May 28

Jesuits: January 31, March 16, March 17, April 17, May 15

Thomas Jesup: January 24, March 6, March 18, April 10, May

19, October 21, October 27, December 3


Jeweled Skull: May 7

Jewell County, Kansas: May 25

Stanley John: October 9

Andrew Johnson: February 27, April 1

Britton (Britt) Johnson: January 24

H. D. Johnson: March 28

Henry Johnson: October 2

J. B. Johnson: October 23

J. C. Johnson: July 2, July 26

Leo Johnson: June 6

Lyndon Johnson: March 6, November 10

Napoleon Johnson: November 15

William Johnson: September 8

Johnson’s Fork of the Guadalupe River: October 5

Johnson’s Station: June 15, December 25

Louis Joilet: May 17, June 17, July 17

John Jolly: February 10

Reverend Evan Jones: February 2

Reverend Harold S. Jones: January 11

J. H. Jones: September 1

John Jones: July 12

Peter Jones (Kahkewaquonaby): August 4

Sam Jones: April 24, June 2, December 25

William H. Jones: May 7, August 20

Jones County, Texas: September 19, October 3

George Jordan: May 14, August 12

Old Joseph (Tu-eka-kas): June 9

Young Joseph (Hinmaton-yalatkit or Hein-mot too-ya-la-kekt):

June 16, July 15, August 9, September 9, September 21, October 5,

October 26, November 4. November 21

The Josephine: August 23


Juanita County: January 27

Judith Basin Reservation: January 31

Judith River: October 16

Julesburg, Colorado: January 7, February 18

Villiers de Jumonville: May 28, July 3

Jumper (Ote Emathla): January 19, March 6, April 18, June 2,


John Jumper: February 13

Junaluska: March 27

Juniper Canyon: July 26

Juniper Mountains: August 8, September 5

Kagohami: February 20

Kahkewaquonaby (Peter Jones): August 4

K’ak’ Tiliw Chan Chaak: January 3, May 28

K’ak’ Ujol K’inichi II: June 22

K’ak’ Ukalaw Chan Chaak: November 8

K’ak’ Yipiiy Chan Chaak: August 15

Kake, Alaska: January 27, November 17

King Kalakaua: January 20

Kalapuya (Calapooias): January 22, November 29

Kalispel (Lower Kalispel): February 17, March 5, March 23,

April 1, May 18, May 22, June 3, June 18, July 12, July 16, July

26, July 27, July 28, August 26, September 5, September 20,

October 17

Kamiakin: March 26, March 28, May 26, June 9

K’an I: April 13

K’an II: March 6, April 18, July 21

K’an Chitam: August 8

K’an Joy Chitan I: February 6, February 23, May 3

Kan-Bahlum Mo: January 1

Kan B’alam I: February 1, April 6, September 18


Kan Xul I: February 8, September 28

Kanal Ikal: April 21, November 4, November 7, December 23

Kaniatze: October 22

Kankamagus: June 27

Kansa (Kansas, Canza): March 13, April 15, June 3, June 26,

July 6, July 8, July 24, August 16, August 20, October 5, October

19, October 28

Kansas: January 3, January 6, January 10, January 14,


February 11, February 23, February 26, February 27, March 6,








28, June 29, July 2, July 3, July 6, July 8, July 10, July 16,















Kansas City: March 17, August 8, October 7

Kansas Pacific: May 16, May 29

Kansas River: August 8, September 24

Kansas-Nebraska Act: May 22, May 25, May 30

Kaskaskia: March 3, April 20, May 25, May 30, June 7, July

31, August 7, August 13, October 27

Kaskaskia, Illinois: July 4

Kataka: May 26

Kaw: April 28, June 3

Kawia: January 9

K’awiil Chan K’inich: May 28

Stephen Kearny: June 3

Keesh-kewanbik: October 6

Kekelappan: September 10

Kelly’s Ranch, New Mexico: May 15

Kelsay: April 12

Robert Kennedy: February 19

Kentucky: January 17, January 22, February 7, March 6, March

17, March 26, April 19, April 25, April 27, May 4, May 20, May

30, June 20, August 8, August 15, August 16, August 18, August


October 6, October 25, November 10, November 13, December 24,

December 29

Myles Keogh: May 27, September 9

Keowee: March 6, March 23

John B. Kerr: January 1

Kateritekawitha (Tekawitha): April 16, May 19

Ketchikan: January 15, January 27, December 20

Keweenaw Bay: December 17

Kiachatalee: October 1

Kiamichi River: January 29, November 30


Kichai (Keehy): January 24, January 31, May 15, September 2,

September 29, October 7, October 9, November 10, November 15

Kickapoo: January 8, January 23, February 12, February 26,

March 17, March 26, March 29, March 30, April 6, April 27, May 2,


June 28, July 3, July 19, July 30, August 7, August 11, August

30, September 2, September 9, September 17, September 24, October

24, November 7, November 14, December 9, December 10

Kickapoo Springs, Texas: May 19, May 20, December 10

Kicking Bear: January 15, May 28, October 9, October 13

Kicking Bird: July 12, October 15, October 21

Kicking Horse Regional Manpower Center: May 5

Lyman S. Kidder: July 1, July 2, July 12, July 22

John Killbuck: September 17

John Kilmartin: May 5

King Hancock: November 25

Kingfisher Creek: December 7

Kings River: January 9

K’inich Tatb’u Skull II: February 11

K’inich Yo’nal Ahk I: February 3, April 12, May 26, November

14, November 15

K’inich Yo’nal Ahk II: January 2, December 29

Kinichil Kab’: May 20

Kiowa: January 24, February 23, February 25, March 26, April

6, April 19, April 27, May 12, May 17, May 18, May 19, May 26,








November 27, December 7, December 15, December 16,

Kiowa Springs: May 29

Kiowa Station: August 28

Kittanning: May 18, September 8

Jamestown Klallam (see Clallam): January 26, August 17

Klamath: October 14, November 29

Klamath: April 21, August 12, October 6, October 16,

November 4

Kko-ya-te: May 30

Joseph F. Knight: January 1

Knot Ajaw: June 24, November 28

Knoxville: March 30, July 2, September 25, October 17,

Phil Konstantin: December 27

Kootenai (Kutenai): (see Confederated Salish and Kootenai)

January 5, February 14, April 10, May 4, May 10, June 16, July 3,

July 4, July 16, August 29, September 12, September 19, October

17, December 2

Kootznoowoo: May 21, December 18

Koquethagechton (White Eyes): September 17

Kosoha: April 12

Kowia: March 3, November 22

Theodore Krenzke: January 2

Kumeyaay: February 10, March 12, April 1, August 12, August

15, October 10, October 17, November 5, November 12

Kwinhagak: January 16, June 11, August 7

John Kyle: January 17, July 8

La Amelia: May 1, June 25

La Bonte Creek: April 6

La Canada: January 23

Maria Sevella La Chappa: October 7


Lachan K’awiil Ajaw B’ot: May 1, June 25

Ladd’s Canyon, Oregon: July 12

Lady of Tikal: April 19, September 1

Laguna Curato: November 3

Laguna Tahoka: November 6

Lahokia: October 27

Old Lahuna Village: March 19

Lahuh-Noh: February 4

Lake Ahapopka: April 19, April 29

Lake Creek: September 11

Lake Erie: May 16, May 28, June 30, July 4, July 26,

November 11

Lake George: July 27, August 9, September 3

Lake Huron: June 30, July 17, September 9

Lake Leech: October 5

Lake Michigan: July 17, July 29, August 3, September 20,

October 20

Lake Mohonk: October 10

Lake Monroe: February 8

Lake Okechobee: April 22, May 18, July 23, December 25

Lake Otsego: July 18

Lake Quemado: May 4

Lake Saint Claire: November 27

Lake Saint Joseph: March 16, March 22, April 30

Lake Soras: May 10

Lake Station, Colorado: January 8, May 18, August 23, August

27, September 1, September 10

Lake Superior: January 21, January 25, February 9, February


April 20, April 24, April 25, May 11, May 18, May 21, May 22,





September 10, October 3, October 7, October 22, November 2,


December 23

Lake Tahoe: July 26

Lake Tensaw: August 30

Lake Traverse: February 19, April 11, June 5

Lake Winnebago: August 11

Lake Winnebigoshish: February 22

Lakota (see Sioux): July 9, September 20, October 17

Gabriel Lalemant: March 17

Lame Deer: May 1, May 7,

Lancaster: February 10

Lancaster County: December 13, December 27

Land’s Ranch: December 2

Lang’s Ranch, New Mexico: October 10

Langell’s Valley, Califonria: May 30

Lappawinzoe: August 25

La Posta: January 26, May 3, October 2, October 7

Lapwai: April 18, May 3, June 22, June 26

Laramie Peak, Wyoming: February 9, September 12

Laredo, Texas: February 23

José Largo: August 31

Rene Robert Cavelier , Sieur de La Salle: February 6, March

22, March 26, April 9, April 30

Las Cruces, New Mexico: February 7

Lassen County, California: January 12

Latopoia: January 10

Latta: May 27

Lawyer: May 10, June 7


Hery Lawton: July 15, August 5

Jean Paul Le Sueur: January 27, February 9

Lean Bear: May 16, November 25

Lean Bull: February 23

Henry Leavenworth: June 22, August 9, August 10

Jesse H. Leavenworth: October 14, October 18

Thomas Lebo: April 9, August 3

Arthur Lee: October 22

H.Rex Lee: February 3, November 26

Philip L.Lee: May 4, May 6

Robert E.Lee: April 21, May 12

Tocha Lee: March 6

Gaspard-Joseph Chaussegros de Lééry: March 27

Left Hand: January 9

Leidendorf Mountains: January 9

Leighton, Pennsylvania: January 1, November 24

Lemhi: February 12, February 23, May 9, May 10, May 14, June

15, July 18, September 24, November 27, December 18

Lemhi, Idaho: February 12, February 23, May 14, June 30,

July 18

James Lenihan: January 2

Lenni Lenape (see Delaware): August 29

Las Lentes, New Mexico: May 4

Ponce de Leon: March 3, March 28, April 2, May 24, June 5,

June 11

Patrick Leonard: April 28, May 15, May 17,

William Leonard: May 7

Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper: January 5, June 14

Lewis and Clark: almost all pages

Andrew Lewis: September 17, October 10

Charles Lewis: October 3


Granville Lewis: August 19, September 9

M. G. Lewis: May 15

Orme Lewis: July 9, July 24, October 23

Rev. Dr. Roe B. Lewis: September 7

Thomas Lewis: September 17

William Lewis: January 20, September 16

Lewisburg, Arkansas: June 13

Lewiston, Idaho: July 27

Lewiston, Montana: July 7

Lewiston, New York: December 19

Lydia Paki Kamekeha Liliuokalani: January 17, January 24,


Lillie’s Ranch, New Mexico: December 9

Vincent Little: January 26, March 26, April 8, October 21,

November 8

Little Assiniboine: December 16

Little Big Horn: March 17, June 21, June 22, June 25, June

26, July 4, July 8, July 22, August 9, November 25, December 10

Little Big Man: January 8, September 23

Little Blue Creek: May 17, August 8

Little Buffalo: October 13

Little Chillicothe: May 30

Little Cloud: February 22, May 19

Little Crow: July 3, August 4, August 22, September 5,

September 7, September 12, September 23

Little Dry Creek: December 19

James Little Eagle: December 15, December 16

Little Grass Creek: January 1

Little Hawk: March 18

Little Lake: March 30

Little Muddy Creek: May 7


Little Owl: June 26

Little Porcupine Creek: March 9

Little Raven: September 27

Little River: January 4, February 26

Little Robe

Little Rock, Arkansas: January 13, January 16, January 22,

January 25, February 1, February 5, February 17, April 15, June

2, June 13, June 25, November 15, December 13

Little Shakopee: September 24, November 11

Raymond Little Thunder: March 7

Little Thunder: September 3

Little Turtle: June 29, August 20, October 22, November 3,

November 4

Little Wolf: March 17, March 25, April 5, April 10, May 3,

July 1, August 3, August 5, September 9, September 24, October 23

Sacheen Littlefeather: March 27

Live Oak Creek, Indian Territory: July 12

Live Oak Point, Texas: January 8

Llano Estacado (Staked Plains): February 22, June 30

Llano River, Texas: November 24

Lockahatchee, Florida: January 24

Matilda Lockhart: March 19

Loco: April 23, April 28, April 30

Harrison Loesch: January 14, March 5, April 10, August 1,


Logan: January 12, March 22

Captain Logan (Spemicalawba): April 30, May 3, November 22,

November 24

Benjamin Logan: May 20, October 6

Francis Lohnes: May 12

Lolo, Montana: July 16, July 24, July 25, July 27


Lone Dog: April 11, August 7, November 12

Lone Wolf: February 23, February 25, July 12, September 9,

September 26, September 29, October 6, December 7, December 16

Long Walk: February 21, March 13, May 12, June 1, July 20,

Tom Longboat: January 9

Longwha: May 15

Looking Glass: July 1, July 3, July 15

Lordsburg, New Mexico: March 28

Lost Creek, Texas: May 24

Lost River: November 29

Loucheux: June 27, July 11, July 13, July 15, July 21, July

26, July 28, August 22

Louisbourg, Nova Scotia: June 8

James Lowthers: April 23

Loudon, Pennsylvania: April 1

Louisiana: January 14, January 21, February 6, March 5,


May 24, June 19, June 23, June 27, July 1, September 14, October



Loup River, Nebraska: April 26, October 9

Henry Love: October 16

Low Dog: March 17

Lubbock, Texas: March 18

Lumbee: January 18

La Luz Canyon: April 30

Leonidas Lytle: July 8

William H. Lyttleton: December 26

Jeptha Lytton: April 28

Peter MacDonald: November 2

Machague Valley: December 8


Machapunga: September 22

Machol: April 12

Alexander Mackenzie: June 3, July 22

Ranald S. Mackenzie: February 25, March 16, April 28, May

17, May 18, June 2, June 7, July 28, August 5, September 26,




Alexander Macomb: April 22, May 18,

Macon County: Alabama: January 27, May 19, November 29

Mad Bear ( Co-rux-the-chod-ish): July 8, August 24

Madockawando: January 25

Madison County, Indiana: January 12, March 22

Mah-hos-kah (White Cloud): August 4

Maha: August 18

Maha Sopa (see Black Hills)

Mahican: March 7, March 8, August 3, August 7, November 24

Mah-ne-hah-nah (Great Walker): August 4

Mahwee: February 13

Maidu: January 24, September 4, November 1

Maine: January 23, January 25, February 5, April 12, April

25, May 8, May 11, May 16, June 13, July 9, August 2, August 9,




Mai-she-quong-gai: October 6

Makah: January 2, January 31, March 21, April 18, May 16,

July 20, October 6

Malheur River: April 5, May 31

Maliseet: August 4, August 15

Pierre and Paul Mallet: May 1


Mamanti (Sky Walker) : April 19, May 17, May 18, July 12

Man Afraid: September 19

Manawkyhickon: August 25

Manchester Rancheria: January 15, February 8, March 11,

March 23, September 14, September 17, September 18

Mandan: January 6, January 16, January 25, February 15,

April 5, April 12, July 14, July 30, July 31, August 4, August

10, August 14, September 17, October 27, October 29, October 30,

October 31, November 28, December 23, December 30

Mangas: May 17

Mangas Colorado (Red Sleeves): January 17, April 21, July

15, July 16

Manhattan: March 4, May 6

Manik: July 28, July 29, November 14, November 15

Mankato: August 22, September 2, September 5

Manso: May 1, May 4

Manteo: August 13

Manuelito: February 21, April 11, April 30, June 1,

September 1

Maple Tree: March 17

Jose Maria (Iesh): December 27

Marias Massacre: August 17

Marias River: January 19, January 23

Maricopa: January 10, February 28, May 5, June 14, August

31, November 15

Marietta, Ohio: January 9, April 7

Mariposa Indian War: January 11, March 27, April 13, May 22

Marion Maus: January 11

Marlin, Texas: January 1, January 11

Marias River: January 19, January 23

Jacques Marquette: May 17, June 17, July 17, December 4


Benjamin Marshall: February 2, December 6, December 10,

December 16

Edward Marshall: September 19

John Marshall: May 5, June 24

William Marshall: October 23

John Martin: October 17, December 29

Mariano Martinez: September 7, September 9

Maryland: March 28, April 10, May 16, May 18, June 11, June

20, June 22, July 2, July 5, August 27, September 26,

Mashpee: March 24

Ma-Shan-Shawitt: April 28

Mason County, Texas: January 16

E. C. Mason: July 17

John Mason: May 10, May 25, May 26, June 5

Massachusetts: January 8, January 16, February 10, February

22, February 28, March 3, March 15, March 28, April 8, April 12,

May 1, May 10, May 13, June 12, June 18, June 24, June 28, July

2, July 5, July 14, July 19, July 23, August 2, August 4, August



29, October 5, November 1, December 15, December 19

Massachusetts Bay: March 4, March 14, October 7, December 7

Massasoit: March 22, April 1, April 2

“Massacres:”

Baker: August 17

Baker’s Tavern: April 30, May 3

Bear River: January 27, January 29

Camp Grant: January 4, April 30

Cascades: May 26

Cherry Valley: November 11

Fall Creek: March 22


Fetterman: December 6, December 21

Fort Bull: March 27

Fort Loudoun: August 11

Fort Mims: August 30, September 18

Gnadenhutten: March 7, March 8, May 25

Indian Creek: May 21

Jamestown: March 22

Marias: August 17

Pavonia: February 25

Raisin River: January 22

Ruddle’s Station: June 20

Sand Creek: May 16, July 26, October 14, November 26,

November 29

Seven Oaks: June 19

Trader’s Hill: March 11

Wagoner: October 9

Washita: November 27

Whitman: November 29

Wounded Knee: January 1, November 29

Wyoming Valley: July 31

Master of Sun Jaguar: January 6

Mattamuskeet: April 1

Mattaponi: February 25

Maubuksheahokeaa: February 1

Maya: January 1, January 2, January 4, January 10, January

12, January 26, February 3, February 4, February 6, February 8,



April 8, April 11, April 14, April 21, May 3, May 4, May 7, May

20, May 23, June 5, June 15, June 16, June 18, July 2, July 4,









Joel Bryan Mayes: October 2, December 14

Mayhkeerickkishsho: August 28, August 30

Mazatzal Mountains: March 19, June 8, June 9, October 28,

October 30, December 13

Alfred Meacham: April 11

William McBryar: March 7

Hugh McCloud: March 19

Alexander McCoy: October 23

McClellan Creek: November 6, November 8

Jane McCrea: July 27

David McDonald: April 23

Robert McDonald: January 8

McEver’s Ranch, New Mexico: September 10

James McFarland: March 26

Michael A. McGann: June 17

Alexander McGillivray: February 17, May 17, June 1, June 24,

July 6, August 7, September 5

William McGillivrey: August 6, October 16

Roley McIntosh: August 14

William McIntosh: May 1, July 27, October 23, November 19,

December 19

Douglas McKay: April 19

John McKee: January 7, August 12

J. A. McKinney: June 3, November 25, November 26


James McLaughlin: August 3, October 17, November 17,


Peter McQueen: July 27, August 30

Russell Means: September 16

Henry Mechlin: June 25

Medal of Honor: January 1, January 2, January 8, January 11,


January 22, January 24, February 13, February 22, March 7, March




May 20, May 23, May 28, May 29, June 4, June 17, June 29, July 3,










Medfield: February 22

Medicine Bottle: September 24, November 11

Membertou: June 24

Memphis: February 6, February 22, March 15, September 15,

October 30, November 9, December 1

Menard, Texas: March 16

Pierre Menard: July 29, September 20

Mendocino County, California: March 4, April 16, July 2,

July 26,

Mendota, Virginia: April 6


Don Antonio de Mendoza: March 7, May 24

Juan Dominguez de Mendoza: June 12

Menewa: March 27, May 1

Menominee: January 1, January 19, January 29, February 8,

February 11, February 17, March 14, March 30, May 12, May 21,



Mérida, Mexico: January 6

David Meriwether: March 16, June 30, July 31

Mero District: July 2, October 24

Charles Merritt: February 13, April 15

Wesley Merritt: July 17, October 5

Mesa Verde: June 29, September 6, December 18

Mesandowit: June 27

Mescalero (see Apache)

Mescalero Agency: April 16, June 11, October 26

Metacomet (see King Philip): June 13

Metlakatla: August 23, December 19

Metis: February 9, February 19, March 4, March 19, March 26,

April 24, May 9, May 17, June 15, June 19, October 11, October

16, October 26, October 31, November 2

Juan Ruiz Mexia: January 15

Mexico: January 6, January 10, January 11, January 28,



8, May 13, May 15, May 17, May 18, May 29, May 30, June 8, June


July 30, August 7, August 9, August 13, August 14, September 22,






Miami: January 7, January 12, February 11, February 23,

March 2, March 22, April 15, May 25, May 27, May 28, June 5, June

7, June 12, June 21, July 3, July 9, August 11, August 21,




Miami Bay, Ohio: August 30

Miami River: July 4, August 3, August 30, September 29,


Micanopy: December 28

Micanopy, Florida: May 19, December 18, December 28

Miccosukee: January 5, January 11, January 16, January 27,

March 1, March 31, April 12, May 7, June 4, July 4, July 16, July

30, August 5, September 12, October 7, October 27, November 9,


Michigamea: October 27

Michigan: January 17, January 22, January 23, April 1, May

25, May 29, June 4, June 16, June 27, June 30, July 23, July 29,


September 20, September 24, October 20, November 4, November 25

Michilimackinac (Michillimachenac): January 21, May 17, June

17,

Micmac (see Mi’kmaq): June 24, July 6, July 19, November 22,

December 7

Middle Oregon: March 25, June 25, November 15

Alexander Middle: December 16

Frederick Dobson Middleton: April 24, May 9, May 15,

Miembrillo Canyon: April 5, April 6, April 9


Miembres Mountains: January 20, May 29, September 19,


Mikanopy: February 22, March 6, March 18, May 19, June 12,

December 3

Mi’kmaq (see Micmac): January 31, March 3, March 10, April

22, May 8, May 18, June 8, June 25, July 8, August 1, August 2,

August 20, August 28, August 31, September 7, October 1, October

12, November 9

Evan Miles: July 13

Nelson Miles: January 1, January 3, January 5, January 7,

January 8, February 1, February 19, March 18, April December ,

April 22, May 1, May 7, June 5, July 17, July 23, July 31, August

4, August 5, August 8, August 11, August 14, August 30, September

4, September September , September 10, September 11, September





Miles City, Montana: January 1

Milk River: February 23, April 16, July 17, July 31,

September 29, October 2, October 5, October 10

Daniel Miller: May 5

Guion Miller: January 5, April 29, May 28

Miller Rolls: January 5, April 29, May 28, June 10

Pierre Millet: January 21

Mimbres River: January 17

Mineral Springs: May 22, May 28

Mingatushka: January 10

Mingo: April 30, May 3, July 14, August 6, September 2,


Minisink: August 7


Minitaree (Belantse-etoa): July 30,

Minneapolis: February 7, August 25, August 29, September 16,


Minnesota: February 7, February 9, February 16, February 22,

March 10, April 2, April 3, April 12, April 19, April 23, May 4,

May 16, May 22, May 23, May 24, May 29, June 11, June 20, June




23, October 5, November 6, November 10, December 4, December 6,

December 26

Minnetaree: January 16, February 1, March 4, March 6, March

9, August 14, November 25

Peter Minuit: March 4, May 6

Mission: January 31, February 17, May 15

Agua Caliente: May 15, December 27

Cabezon: May 15

Campo Band of Kumeyaay: February 10, April 1, May 31,

October 7

Cosmit: December 27

Cupeno: January 17, May 3

Diegenes: January 31

Kawi: January 31

La Posta Band: January 26, May 3, October 2, October 7

Manzanita Band: January 9, March 13, May 24, July 12, August

21, September 15

Pala Band: March 7, April 12, May 3, June 6, August 15,


Pechanga: March 11, May 25, June 27, August 12, August 29,

September 24

Portrero: May 15, December 27


San Luis Rey: January 5, January 31,

San Pascal (Pasqual) Band (Diegueno): January 14, September


Serrano: January 31,

Temecula Band of Luiseno: January 31, March 11, May 25, June


Torros: May 15

Twenty-Nine Palms Band: March 1, May 24, May 29, June 30,

July 15

Village: May 15

Mission Creek Band: February 4, September 12, December 13

Mission Tule: January 31

Mississippi: January 5, January 19, January 30, February 4,


April 22, May 8, May 26, June 3, June 9, June 15, July 2, August

8, September 18, September 27, October 12, October 18, October

20, October 24, November 3, November 9, November 16, November 22,


Mississippi River: January 4, January 7, January 8, January

9, January 11, January 21, January 28, February 6, February 10,



24, March 26, April 5, April 6, April 9, April 19, May 1, May 8,


May 28, June 17, June 18, June 22, July 2, July 10, July 17,





Missouri: March 15, July 3, July 6, September 21, September



Missouri: January 10, February 9, March 26, May 18, June 6,

July 14, July 15, July 18, August 10, August 22, September 13,



Missouri River: January 2, January 9, February 11, February

27, March 17, May 8, June 2, June 9, June 11, June 19, July 8,


10, August 14, August 17, September 17, September 19, September

23, September 24, October 11, October 13, December 7

John Mitchell: July 3, September 9

Miwok: January 15, February 19, February 24, March 27, April

13, May 22, May 25, July 12, October 25, November 12, December 7,

December 23

Chowchilla: March 27, April 13

Tuolumne Band of Me-wok: January 15, February 19, February

24, April 13, May 25, July 12, October 25, November 12, December

7, December 23

Yosemite: March 27, May 22

John Mix: March 24

Mobile: October 18

Mobile: March 20, May 4, June 2, June 4, July 14, July 16,

July 18, July 31, August 30, September 14

El Mocho: July 12, October 8

Mococo: June 7

Modoc: January 13, January 16, January 17, January 18, March


April 26, May 22, May 30, June 1, August 18, September 4,



Mogollon Mountains, New Mexico: April 29, May 22


Mohawk: January 9, January 19, February 9, February 25,

March 28, March 29, April 17, May 19, July 9, July 30, July 31,


8, November 28

St. Regis Mohawk: March 28

Mohawk Valley, New York: July 2

Mohegan: May 10, May 15, May 25, May 26, June 5, August 1,

August 2, August 28, August 29, September 1

Mojave (Mohave): see Fort Mohave

Molalla (Molala): ¾, December 21

Miguel Molina: March 16

Molunthy: October 6

N. Scott Momaday: May 5

Monacan: February 25

Monache: January 9

David Moniac: August 17, November 15, November 21

Monroe, Michigan: January 17, January 22

Monroe County, Alabama: March 9

Monroe County, New York: July 4

Monroe County, Pennsylvania: August 22

James Monroe: March 30, October 10

Monrovian: January 1, March 7, March 8

Montana: January 1, January 2, January 8, January 14,







25, May 4, May 5, May 6, May 7, May 20, May 24, May 25, June 13,

June 17, June 19, June 20, June 21, June 28, June 29, July 5,













Francisco de Montejo: January 6

Monterey, California: January 13, January 24, June 3,

September 29, December 14

Montezuma: April 20, June 30, July 20, August 13

Jack C. Montgomery: January 15, February 22

Montgomery, Alabama: March 8, June 2, July 14, August 2,


Francois Jolliet de Montigny: January 21, March 16, May 19

Pablo Montoya: February 5,

James Moore: January 15, March 25, June 23, December 14

John Moore: October 24

Mora, New Mexico: January 19

Moravian: March 7, March 8

Moravian: March 7, March 8, May 3, November 24

George Morgan: April 29, July 17,

Mormon: February 25, March 27, April 9, August 25, September

6, October 19, October 25, October 26

James Morris: July 8

Robert Morris: January 13, April 8, April 14, July 28,

September 15


William Morris: September 9, September 10

Albert Morrow: January 12, January 17, June 5, September 17,


The Mortar: May 16, December 27

Rogers Morton: March 4, July 25

Luis de Moscoso: May 21, July 2

Moshoquop: October 25, October 26

John Mott: May 5

Mount Buford: December 10

Mount Dexter: January 15, November 16

Mount Graham: July 27

Mount Lassen: June 6

Mount Rushmore: June 6

Mount Turnbull: January 13, April 29

Mountain Chief: January 19, January 23

Albert Mountain Horse: November 27

Mowway: April 28, September 29

Jean Baptiste le Moyne (Sieur de Bienville): May 8, May 14,

May 15, May 24, May 25, May 26, June 1, August 3, August 19,

August 20,

Joseph le Moyne (Sieur de Serigny): August 19

Pierre le Moyne (Sieur d’Iberville): January 8, January 31,

February 27, March 3, March 14, March 20, April 29, May 26

Moytoy: April 3

Muchos Canyon: September 25

Muckleshoot: March 11, April 4, May 13, June 1, June 14,

June 28

El Muerto, Texas: August 1

Mugg: May 16, October 12

Muguara: March 19

Mulatto King: September 18


Mulberry Creek: January /29, June 16, November 20

Mamie Mullen: November 1

Munsee: February 5, March 7, March 8, July 16, August 25,

October 4, October 30, November 18, November 24

Jeremiah Murphy: March 17

John Murray (Lord Dunmore): October 6

Thomas Murray: June 25

Museo de la Cultura Maya: August 12

Mushulatubbe (“Determined to Kill”): January 16, June 15,

July 14, August 30

Muskogee (see Creek): January 5, April 5, May 5, May 19,


Hillabi: November 18

Muskogee, Oklahoma: July 17, September 3

Ruth Muskrat: December 23

Music Mountains, Arizona: January 4

Mussellshell River: April 7, May 19, May 24, November 11

Muwaan Mat: October 19

Fred Myers: January 1

Mystic, Connecticut: May 25, May 26, June 5

Naaman: 6.17

Nacanish: July 9

Nahua: May 30, December 9, December 12

Nai-be nesse-me: October 6

Nai-wau-dai-ge-zhik: October 6

Nakaaidoklini: August 30

Nana: April 21, May 17, July 19, July 25, July 30, August 1,

August 3, August 12

Nannasaddie: April 12

Nansemond: February 25, May 29

Nantaje: April 12


Nanticoke: April 1, June 22, July 2, August 3, August 7

Naranjo, Guatemala: January 3, January 29, February 4, March

19, March 24, March 27, May 20, May 21, May 28, June 24, August

15, September 4, September 11, September 23, November 8, December

9, December 24

Narbona: August 31

Narhantes: January 30

Narragansett: February 10, March 26, March 29, April 2,

April 8, May 12, June 4, July 2, July 3, July 15, August 28,


Nashville (Nashborough): February 17, February 28, April 2,

June 26, September 18, October 1, October 27, November 5,

December 2,

Na-ta-nee: September 28

Natawistixina: June 14

Natchez: January 21, January 27, February 9, February 24,

March 26, May 8, May 14, May 15, May 19, May 25, June 1, August

3, October 5, November 28, December 9, December 12

Natchez: January 11

Natchez, Mississippi: March 17, October 24, December 23

Natchez Trace: October 24

Natchitoches: February 17, October 5

N.A.A.C.P: January 12

National Indian Education Advisory Commission: January 16

National Native News: January 5

National Tribal Chairmen Association: January 11

Natiotish: July 17

Native American Rights Fund: January 2

Naught: November 23

Andre Nault: October 11

Naumkeag: July 14, September 16


Navajo: January 6, January 12, January 14, January 15,



22, April 12, April 18, April 30, May 4, May 11, June 1, June 6,

June 18, June 23, July 12, July 17, July 18, July 20, July 22,





22, September 24, September 30, October 1, October 13, October

16, October 17, October 24, November 2, November 8, November 10,



Panfilo de Narvaez: April 14, April 16, April 17, April 18,

April 23, May 1, June 7, June 17, June 24, June 25, July 20, July

28, August 4, September 22, October 1

Neamathla: (see Eneah Emathla)

Nebraska: January 3, January 9, January 10, January 13,



March 4, March 6, March 7, March 16, March 30, April 1, April 2,



May 30, June 8, June 11, June 18, June 20, July 6, July 9, July

22, July 23, August 5, August 6, August 8, August 17, August 18,



10, October 23, October 25, November 9, November 20, December 9

Robert S. Neighbors: March 20, March 29, May 23, June 11,

June 23, August 1, September 14

Neokautah: June 3


Nepissing: March 27

Nequassee: April 3, September 26

Neva: September 28

Nevada: January 4, January 5, January 12, January 13,




May 15, May 20, May 21, May 29, May 30, June 18, July 1, July 2,

August 7, September 24, October 3, October 26, November 3,



December 26

New Amsterdam: February 25, August 13, September 15

New Bern: January 30, March 8, September 22

New Echota: January 7, February 18, February 21, February

22, March 3, March 12, March 29, May 10, May 14, May 23, June 17,

July 3, October 11, October 14, November 12, November 13,


New England: February 5, April 14, May 12, May 29, June 9,

September 20, October 6, October 19, November 3, December 13,

December 15

New Galicia: April 1

New Hampshire: April 19, April 26, May 11, May 24, June 27,

July 12, July 18, August 2, August 10, August 29, September 6,


New Jersey: January 8, May 13, June 14, August 7, August 22,


New Mexico: January 1, January 5, January 6, January 9,








22, March 24, March 25, March 28, March 30, April 2, April 5,



April 30, May 1, May 2, May 3, May 4, May 6, May 7, May 13, May








September 5, September 7, September 8, September 9, September 10,



September 30, October 1, October 3, October 4, October 8, October







December 30

New Orleans: January 8, February 22, April 18, May 19, May

22, May 27, June 12, June 26, July 16, July 18, July 21,

September 14, October 16, October 29, December 20

New York: January 15, February 9, February 13, February 19,

February 25, March 7, March 26, March 29, April 17, May 1, May












New York City: February 25, March 26, May 17, May 31, August

7, August 31, September 15

New Ulm, Minnesota: April 3, August 19, August 25

Newellton, Louisiana: March 16, March 22

Nez Perce: January 20, February 12, March 6, March 11, April


5, May 7, May 10, June 2, June 7, June 9, June 11, June 13, June





22, August 25, August 27, September 2, September 9, September 11,






Niantic: May 15, November 1, November 7

Nickajack: September 13

Niles, Michigan: May 25, September 19, September 20

Daniel Nimham: August 31

Nineteenth Infantry: January 3, January 6, April 23


Ninth Cavalry: January 3, January 6, January 11, January 12,


January 28, February 5, February 6, February 13, April 3, April

5, April 6, April 8, April 9, April 16, April 17. April 20, April

25, April 29, May 14, May 19, May 20, May 29, June 5, June 7,

June 30, July 17, July 19, July 22, July 25, July 31, August 3,

August 5, August 6, August 12, August 16, September 1, September





December 26

Ninth Infantry: February 16, May 1, May 29, June 9, June 17,

July 29, September 9, September 17

Niobrara River: March 12, June 11, July 11, August 2,

October 10

Nipmuck: July 14, August 2, October 5, October 19

Nisqually: January 1, May 29, July 27, September 9, December

26

Nitakeechi (Nitakechi): January 16, January 25, February 5,

November 22

Marcos de Niza: March 7, May 24

Nocogdoche: July 9

Nohoroco, North Carolina: March 25

Nomelaki: March 30

Nootka: March 12, March 22, March 29, April 26, June 15

Norridgewock (Narridgwolk): June 28, July 2, August 4,

September 27, September 29, December 15

Norridgewock: June 13, August 23

North Carolina: January 17, January 18, January 28, January

30, February 11, February 21, February 27, March 1, March 7,



May 25, May 30, June 8, June 19, June 22, June 27, July 12, July

16, August 8, August 28, September 22, September 26, October 15,



North Concho River, Texas: February 9, June 30

North Dakota: January 6, January 10, February 11, February


April 11, April 26, May 7, May 13, May 17, May 24, May 26, June

13, June 15, June 16, June 17, July 19, July 24, July 26, August

26, September 7, October 2, October 14, November 30, December 3,

December 27

North Platte: June 18, July 22, July 23, August 28,

September 2

Northwest Confederacy: July 3

Northwest Mounted Police: March 26, May 23, July 14, October

17

Northwest Territory: January 9, October 31, November 19,

December 13

Norwottock: October 19

Nottaway: May 29

Nottaway Town: April 6

Nova Scotia: January 31, March 3, March 10, April 28, May 8,

May 18, June 8, June 25, July 8, August 1, August 2, August 20,

August 28, August 31, September 7, October 1, October 12,


Nicolas de Noyelles: April 19

Nueces River: December 10

Numaga: May 12

Nun Bak Chak: May 3

Nutimus: May 9, August 25


Luis Oacpicagigua: March 22

Oak Grove: March 3

Samson Occom: August 2, August 29

Ocmulgee River: January 8, June 16, June 30, October 20,

November 3

Oconee: November 17

Oconee River: June 16, October 20, November 13, November 14

Oconostota: March 6, March 17, September 26

Benjamin O’Fallon: July 16, July 18

O’Fallon’s Creek, Montana: April 1

Ofo: March 22

Peter Skene Ogden: January 2

James Oglethorpe: February 12, July 7

Ogulki: May 23

Ohio: January 1, January 2, January 9, January 31, March 7,


May 9, May 16, May 19, May 28, June 4, June 16, June 19, June 21,

June 29, July 4, July 10, July 12, July 20, July 23, July 26,




November 28

Ohio River: March 1, April 16, April 18, April 19, April 30,

May 3, May 6, May 19, July 23, August 7, August 18, August 21,

August 24, October 4, October 6, October 7, October 10, October

22

Ohio Valley: March 15, May 19, June 19, September 10

Ojibwa (Ojibwe): March 10, May 29, June 7, June 20, June 21,


25, July 27, August 3, August 4, August 9, August 21, October 5,

November 7


Mississauga Ojibwa: August 4, August 19, November 15,


Sandy Lake Band of Mississippi Ojibwe: March 10, May 29

Saulteaux: August 26, September 15, September 20, September

24, October 3

Ojo Caliente, New Mexico: February 13, April 15, April 27,

May 29, September 4, September 26, September 30, October 28,

October 29

Ojo Viejo, Texas: June 11, June 12

Okefenokee: June 22, August 27

Okemah-be-ness: October 6

Oklahoma: January 1, January 8, January 17, January 26,





26, April 29, May 1, May 7, May 8, May 12, May 15, May 17, May

21, May 23, May 28, June 1, June 5, June 6, June 12, June 22,











December 31

Oktarharsars Harjo (Sands): August 5, August 15

Old Bear: March 17


Old Crow: October 23

Old Joe: January 8

Old Tassel: April 6, May 31, August 3, November 18, November

28

Olympia: January 25

Omaha: January 16, February 15, March 16, March 30, April

14, May 29, July 9, August 4, October 15

Omaha: March 8, August 4

Don Juan de Oñate: January 22, January 26, February 12,

April 16, April 20, April 30, May 1, May 4, May 13, May 27, June

16, June 30, July 7, July 11, September 8, September 9, October

6, December 19

One Bull: April 12, April 17, May 23, June 2

One Eye: September 6

One-Eyed Bear: November 25

Oneida: January 9, January 13, January 15, January 19,

January 21, February 3, February 20, April 11, June 3, June 15,

June 16, August 3, August 25, September 27, October 11, October

14, October 18, November 14, November 28, December 2, December 6,

December 21

Onondaga: January 9, January 19, July 22, August 3, August

23, September 2, September 14, October 10, October 11

Onondaga, New York: August 10, October 15

Opata: October 21, November 1

Opechancanough: March 22, April 18

Opothleyoholo (Opothle Yahola): January 24, March 27, August

1, August 15, August 28, November 19, December 9, December 18,


Oputo, Mexico: June 21

Oregon: January 5, January 6, January 9, January 16, January

17, January 28, January 31, February 12, February 14, February


16, February 21, February 22, February 24, February 28, March 1,


26, March 28, April 3, April 5, April 10, April 17, April 23,


16, May 17, May 20, May 27, May 30, May 31, June 3, June 11, June









Oregon City, Oregon: March 4, June 3, December 8

Oregon Trail: April 10, June 29, December 16

Oretyagh: May 16, October 7

Oriskany: August 6

Oro Fino Creek: July 17

Orono: February 5

Osage: January 11, February 4, February 10, March 2, March

3, March 12, April 1, May 24, May 26, June 1, June 2, June 3,




28, November 3, November 10, November 11, November 27, December

9, December 31

Osage River: February 11, July 15, August 22

Osceola: January 1, January 30, February 29, June 2, October

21, October 27, November 26, December 18, December 28, December

31

Oshkosh: August 30


Ossossane: January 31

Ostenaco: May 15, June 5, July 8, September 26

Osuchee: January 23, November 21

Antonio de Otermin: September 3

Othouez (see Oto): October 5, October 19

E. S. Otis: July 29

Oto (Otto): March 15, June 14, June 24, August 18, September


December 9

Ottawa: January 21, February 18, March 28, April 6, April

20, April 27, May 5, May 16, June 15, June 20, June 21, June 24,





Otter Creek: July 22

Otumba: July 8

William Oury: April 28, April 30

Oukah-Ulah: May 4, June 18, September 23

Overhill villages: July 4, October 1

Owens Valley War: January 31, March 11, March 20, April 4,

April 9, May 22, July 4, July 22

Owhi: June 9, September 23, September 24, October 2

Owl Creek: September 14

Owyhee River: January 4, January 8, March 26, April 17, May

27, May 29, August 26, December 12, December 26

Oyelape: May 14, May 15, May 25, June 1

Oyster River: April 26, July 18

Oytes: August 12,

Pacal II: March 26, June 15, July 29, August 31

6-Cimi-Pacal: July 4


Pacific: January 8, January 31, June 21, June 27, July 22,


Padouca: July 3, July 8, July 24, October 5, October 18,

October 19

John Page: March 28, October 12

Pahayuc: August 9

Paim-o-quo-naish-gung: October 6

Adam Paine: September 20, September 26, October 13

Paint Creek: May 7

Paiute: January 1, January 4, January 5, January 12, January

13, January 15, January 17, January 20, January 31, February 3,



1, April 3, April 4, April 9, April 15, April 17, April 18, April



June 12, June 15, June 22, July 1, July 2, July 13, July 15, July

17, July 22, July 31, August 7, August 12, August 13, September





December 26

Fallon Paiute-Shoshone: January 12, April 28

Kaibab Band of Paiute: March 8, May 1, May 15, May 29, June

15, July 17

Kanosh Band of Paiute: December 2

Moapa Band of Paiute: February 12, February 13, March 3,

March 15, April 1, April 4, April 17, July 31, September 1,



Pyramid Lake Paiute: January 15, February 3, February 23,

March 30, July 1, November 3, November 7, November 20, December

2, December 6, December 8, December 12, December 14, December 26

Shivwits Band of Paiute: March 21

Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute: January 19, February 21, February 27,

May 16, May 18, May 27, September 25, November 22,

Walker River Paiute: April 28, May 15, August 7

Yerington Paiute: January 4, January 5, January 13, April

15, August 7, November 7, November 13, December 12

Pajarit Springs: October 30

Palenque, Mexico: January 1, January 4, January 10, February

1, February 3, February 6, February 8, February 20, February 23,


March 26, March 30, March 31, April 6, April 8, April 11, May 2,

May 3, May 4, May 23, June 5, June 15, July 4, July 5, July 6,

July 21, July 23, July 28, July 29, August 7, August 8, August 9,






Joel Palmer: March 17, June 11

Palo Duro Canyon, Texas: February 25, September 26,

September 28

Palo Duro Creek, New Mexico: August 15

Palouse: March 11, May 16

Pamlico: September 22,

Pamunkey: February 25, March 22, May 29

Pamunkey River: April 18

Panimha: October 19

Panis: May 24


Papago or Tohono O’odham: January 1, January 6, January 18,

January 28, February 1, February 8, February 21, March 6, April

1, April 9, April 30, May 4, May 9, June 17, June 28, July 1,

July 28, August 5, August 26, September 7, September 29, October

3, October 24, October 28, December 2, December 9, December 12

Paramucka: January 24

Cynthia Ann Parker: May 19, June 19, December 18

Ely Samuel Parker (Donehogawa): April 21, May 26, June 9,

June 11, August 31

Quanah Parker: February 21, May 19, June 2, June 26, October


Rachel Parker: June 19

William Parnell: June 17

Enoch Parsons: May 2, June 19

Pascagoula: April 29, May 4

Pascofa: January 9, November 28, December 17

Pascommuck: May 13

Paspahegh: February 9

Passaconaway: May 17

Passamaquoddy: July 9, August 1, August 4, December 24

Patale, Florida: June 23, June 29

Patawomekes: June 15

Path Killer: July 4

Pato Springs, New Mexico: April 15

Patuxet: March 26

Christopher Pauli: May 16

Pavonia: February 25, August 13, September 15

Pawnee: February 19, March 4, April 7, May 1, June 18, June





30, October 7, October 9, November 26, December 7

Pawnee Fork, Kansas: June 28, August 18, October 22

Pawnee Killer: August 27, September 19, September 26

King Payne: September 17, October 11

John Howard Payne: December 5

Payne’s Landing, Florida: March 28, April 23, May 9

Pea Ridge: March 7, December 12

Pease’s Bottom: February 6

Pease River: August 30, August 31, December 18

Pecatonica, Wisconsin: June 16

Pecos Falls, Texas: April 2, April 3

Pecos River: January 3, January 11, February 6, March 12,

April 25, June 7, November 2

Peliklakaha: April 19

Leonard Peltier: February 6

Pelushes: July 20

Pemaquid: March 22, April 1, April 2

Pemaquid: July 18, August 2

Pend d’Oreille: March 11, May 18, July 16, October 17

Upper Pend d’Oreille: October 17

Penito Mountains: May 3

John Penn: June 19

Thomas Penn: May 9, August 25, August 28, August 30

William Penn: April 23, June 23, July 15, August 28, August


Pennacook: June 27

Pennsylvania: January 12, January 15, January 21, January

27, February 14, February 17, February 26, February 27, February






29, July 1, July 2, July 3, July 4, July 5, July 6, July 10, July










Penobscot: February 5, June 28, July 5, July 18, August 4,

September 21, September 27, December 15

Peo-Peo-Mox-Mox: June 9

Peoria: January 1, July 31, August 13, October 10, October

27

Abel Pepper: August 5, November 6

Pequot: January 21, February 12, February 22, April 23, May

1, May 10, May 20, May 25, May 26, June 5, July 4, July 14,

August 20, August 28, September 21, November 1

Paucatuck Eastern Pequot: August 20

Etienne de Perier: January 21

Perry County: January 27

David Perry: January 17, June 1, June 17

Ned Perry: November 3

Peta Nacona: May 19, December 18

peyote: April 17, June 12, August 8,

Albert Pfeiffer: January 6, January 12, January 14


Philadelphia: February 6, February 17, April 23, May 16, May

26, July 15, August 23, September 2, October 2, October 8,


King Philip (Pokanoket, Metacomet): January 29, February 10,

February 22, March 28, March 29, April 2, April 8, April 12, May




King Philip II (Spain): July 13

Philip (Seminole): January 17, February 8, February 22, May

19, June 4, June 7, September 9, November 29

Samuel Phillips: May 7

Phillips Inlet, Florida: January 8

Phoenix, Arizona: January 5, January 28, January 29,

February 8, February 27, March 5, March 30, April 28, May 15, May

16, June 14, June 26, August 7, September 7, September 15,

September 28, October 31, November 3, December 1

Piankashaw (Piankeshaw): January 3, January 21, February 6,

March 3, June 7, July 18, July 31, August 18, October 29,

December 30

Piava: April 4

Andrew Pickens: June 16, June 29, October 17, November 28

Picuris: January 25, August 9

Piedras Negras, Mexico: January 2, February 3, February 14,

March 10, March 24, April 7, April 12, May 26, May 31, November

9, November 14, November 15, November 18, November 26, December

29

Piegan: January 19, January 23, April 13, July 5, August 9,

August 17, August 28, October 17

Pierre, South Dakota: April 24

Pigwacket: May 8, August 4


Albert Pike: March 5, July 10, July 12, August 12, October 7

Pima Agency: January 10, February 28, May 5, June 14, July

1, August 31, November 15, December 12

Pima (see Maricopa): January 4, January 10, January 13,

January 24, February 23, March 22, May 5, June 14, July 28,

August 31, September 7, November 2, November 3, November 15

Gila River Pima-Maricopa: January 18, January 22, January

28, March 17, May 14, August 6, August 8, December 4,

Pinal County, Arizona: July 28

Pinal Creek: April 2

Pinal Mountains: March 8, March 15, April 3, April 14, April

30

Pine Ridge: January 1, January 15, January 24, January 25,

February 13, February 20, March 2, May 27, June 10, June 26,



Pinto Mountains: May 15

Piomingo: January 10, November 15

Pio-pio-mox-mox’s (Yellow Serpent): December 5, December 7

The Pipe: September 17

pipestone: April 19, May 19

Piro: May 27, June 16

Pishquitpah: April 25

Pit River: February 3, March 30, June 6, June 13, July 29,


December 18

James Pitchlynn: March 18

Peter Pitchlynn: January 16, January 17, January 30,

February 20, September 18, December 1

Pope Pius XII: May 19

Placido: May 11, October 24


Platte River: April 6, April 23, July 11, August 13, August

27, August 28, September 6, September 25, September 27

Frederick Platten: April 23

Pleasant Porter (Talof Harjo): September 3, September 26

Pleasant Valley: January 8

Pluggy: December 29

Shirley Plume: December 3

Plymouth: May 15

Plymouth: January 29, March 12, March 22, April 2, April 10,

May 15, June 4, June 13, August 12, September 29, December 19,

December 26

Pocahontas: April 14,

Pocopsahe: February 8, December 11

Pocotaligo: April 15

Pocumtuck: September 12, October 19

Point Elliot: January 22

Point of Rocks, Arizona: March 23

Polecat (Chekaquah): March 17, March 29

James Polk: April 13, May 15

Polomas River, New Mexico: May 24

Pomo:

Manchester Band of Pomo: January 15, February 8, March 11,

May 23, September 14, September 17, September 18

Kashia Band of Pomo: January 16, February 8, March 11, March

17, April 13, May 19, July 12, September 10, November 9

Ponca: February 20, March 10, March 12, April 18, May 21,

May 22, June 1, June 9, June 14, June 25, June 30, July 6, July

9, July 24, August 26, August 28, September 20, October 10,

October 31

Ponca Agency: June 14, July 6

Pond Creek: August 23


Pontiac: April 20, April 27, May 5, May 7, May 16, May 27,

May 28, June 1, June 4, June 18, June 20, June 24, July 24, July



November 27

Pontiac’s Rebellion: May 27, June 1, June 18, June 20, June

24, August 5, August 6, August 7,

Pontotoc, Mississippi: June 9, October 20

Popé: August 10, August 11, August 15, October 4

Poplar: January 6, May 24, December 15

Poplar Agency: November 26, December 31

Poplar Creek: August 10, August 14

Poplar River: January 2, January 29

Popoagie, Wyoming: September 14

Popoagie River: July 1, September 14

Porcupine Creek: February 6, March 8, August 4, December 28

Port Madison, Washington: January 15, March 21, May 9, July


Portage du Sioux, Missouri: July 18, July 20

Portland: January 26, March 5, March 26, April 8, April 12,

May 22, June 3, August 19,

Gaspar de Portolá: June 3, July 14, September 29, November

30

Poscapsahe: November 13

Potawatomi: January 7, January 14, February 11, February 27,



21, June 28, June 30, July 3, July 18, July 23, July 29, August


September 22, September 28, September 29, September 30, October





Wisconsin Potowatomies: June 30

Woods and Mission Band: January 14

Potawattimie Mills, Indiana: December 16

Potomac: May 26, June 7, July 30

Potomac River: October 3, December 14

Potter Valley: March 30

Jerry Potts: July 14

Potuck: July 2

Poundmaker: March 28, May 26

Pouting Pigeon: May 15, June 5, July 8

Powder River: February 3, February 8, March 5, March 17,

April 6, April 14, April 27, May 17, June 7, June 11, July 16,

July 29, August 15, August 18, August 29, September 5, November

9, November 15, November 25, November 26

Levi Powell: January 15

Powell’s Mountain: March 31

Powhatan: February 9, March 22, April 15, April 18, May 18,

May 29, November 19

Prairie Dog Creek: January 15, August 27, September 26,


Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin: June 17, June 26, July 15,

August 19

Prescott, Arizona: June 3, November 2

Presidio, Texas: June 12, July 22

Presidio del Norte, Texas: January 5, July 22

Presidio of la Bahia: July 12

George Price: October 13

Sterling Price: January 23, January 24, January 29, February

3, February 4, February 5


William Price: May 11, August 20, September 11, September 12

Prior’s Fork: August 14

Henry A. Proctor: January 22, October 5

Promontory Point, Utah: May 10

Providence, Rhode Island: March 29, July 15, August 9

Pueblo: January 1, January 6, January 19, January 22,





26, April 30, May 1, May 3, May 13, May 24, May 29, June 4, June









Acoma Pueblo: January 22, February 6, February 12, February

14, April 17, September 2, December 3, December 4

Cochiti Pueblo: May 3, June 4, July 14

Isleta Pueblo: February 23, March 27, April 10, August 28,


Jemez Pueblo: September 1

Keres: June 30

Laguna: March 21, May 29, September 19, October 8, November

10

Pecos: December 31

Picuris: January 25, June 4, August 9

San Domingo Pueblo: June 4, July 7


San Felipe Pueblo: May 1, June 30

San Juan Pueblo: January 27, July 11, October 6

Santa Clara Pueblo: January 24, February 10, April 26,

August 12, November 1, November 23, December 14, December 20

Santa Fe: June 4

Tano: June 4

Taos Pueblo: February 3, February 4, May 3, June 4,

September 29, December 15

Tesuque: January 6, November 12

Tewa: January 10, June 4, August 10, August 11, August 15,

October 4

Tiguex Pueblo: April 25

Tiwa Pueblo: June 30

Zia Pueblo: February 16, August 15, November 6

Puerco River, New Mexico: January 12, January 17

Pulul (Polol): December 20

Pumham: May 12

Pumpkin Boy: January 22

Pumpkin Creek, Montana: February 3

Punnubbee: April 22

Purgatory: October 7

Pushmataha: August 12, October 18, November 9, December 23,

December 24

Benjamin Putnam: January 17

Puyallup: December 26

James Pym: June 25

Quadequina: March 22, April 1, April 2

Qualchan: September 24

James Quannapowit: July 14, September 16

Quapaw: January 11, February 23, May 13, July 4, July 9,

August 24, September 15, October 22, November 15, December 10


Quathlapotle: March 28

Quechan (Yuma): January 7, March 20, April 23, July 5, July

17, November 22

Queen Anne’s War: February 28, April 11, May 11, July 11,

July 28, August 10, October 29

Pedro de Quexos: June 30

Quileute: January 25, February 19, March 8, March 11, April

11, July 1, September 12, October 12, November 11

Quinault: January 25, March 8, April 11, July 1

Quinebaug: April 28

Quinnapin: February 10

John W. Quinney: July 21,

Quirigua: January 2, May 3

John Racehorse, Sr. (Race Horse): October 29

Rain in the Face: October 31

Raisin River: January 17, January 22

Walter Raleigh: July 27, August 13

Ralston Flat, New Mexico: December 13

George Randall: March 27

Rapid City, Dakota: January 5

Rappahanock: February 25

Ratiocan Sagamor: September 20

Rattlesnake Canyon, Texas: August 6

Rattlesnake Springs, Texas: August 6

Charles Rawn: July 25, July 27, July 28

Ronald Reagan: April 18, October 17

Red Bird: June 26, September 27, September 28

Red Canyon: August 1

Red Cloud (Makhpiya-Luta): April 27, May 26, June 5, June 9,

June 10, June 14, June 28, July 29, July 30, August 2, August 15,



November 6, November 9, December 6, December 21,

Red Cloud Agency: April 22, May 6, July 17, September 20,

September 26, October 21, October 22, October 23,

Mitchell Red Cloud, Jr.: April 25, November 5

Red Creek: September 28

Red Crow: June 14

Red Hill: September 14

Red Jacket (Sagoyewatha): January 20

Red Leaf: October 23

Red Legs: September 2

Red Otter: February 23

Red River: January 7, February 5, May 2, May 4, May 12, July

12, August 11, September 28, September 29, October 9

Red River (Canada): March 4, June 15, June 19, August 24

Red Rock Country, Arizona: June 19, July 5, October 12,


Red Thunder Cloud: January 8

Red Willow Creek: June 8

Redwater, Montana: February 12, August 14

Redwood: March 30

Ree: May 7, June 17, August 26, October 2, October 14

James C. Reed: April 29

Reed’s Springs: September 1

John N. Reese: October 19

Regina, Saskatchewan: April 28, July 20, November 16

Reheboth (Rehoboth,): March 28, July 1

Ben Reifel: January 7

“Reindeer”: January 16

Remolina, Mexico: May 17, May 18


Reno-Sparks Indian Community of Nevada: January 15, January

23, January 28, February 8, June 8, October 8, December 5

Marcus Reno: May 17, June 21, June 25, June 26, June 27,

June 28

Republican River: May 16, June 14, June 24, June 26, July 5,

July 8, August 12, August 14, August 30, September 17, October

13, October 30

Resighini Rancheria: January 3, February 5, November 7

Reynold’s Ranch: June 29

Benjamin Reynolds: August 19

Joseph Reynolds: March 17, March 26

Rhode Island: March 29, July 15, August 6

Alex Rhoden: June 28, November 23

Ricara (see Arikara): July 18, August 21, October 8, October

9, October 10

Richard Creek: October 14

John Ridge (Skahtlelohskee): March 14, June 22, November 27,


Major Ridge (Kahnungdaclageh): March 3, May 14, June 22,


Louis Riel: January 17, February 9, March 4, March 19, March

26, April 16, May 15, July 20, July 31, August 24, October 11,


Riel rebellion: January 17, February 9, February 19, March

19, March 26, March 28, April 2, April 24, May 9, May 28, June 3,

July 2, July 20, July 31, August 24, October 11, November 16,


Ringgold Barracks, Texas: January 26

Rio Gilitfe, New Mexico: April 28


Rio Grande (El Rio del Norte): January 3, January 5,

February 6, April 1, April 20, May 1, May 4, July 31, August 9,


Rio Puerco: January 12

Rio Salinas: May 18

Roanoke: May 29

Roanoke: May 15, July 16, July 27, August 8, August 13

Marcus Robbins: April 23

H. M. Robert: January 31

Lieutenant Robert: June 3

Robinson Rancheria: February 13, February 15, June 9, June

29, August 3, August 30, September 8, October 21

Joseph Robinson: June 17

L. H. Robinson: February 9

Rocky Boy’s Reservation: March 30, April 22, November 26

Rocky Ridge, Texas: July 30

Robert Rogers: July 31, October 6, November 27

Will Rogers: August 15, November 4

Rogue River: May 27, July 19, August 4, August 24, September

10, October 8, October 9, October 31, November 15, December 23

Rogue River: January 16, February 5, February 22, May 27,

June 21, June 27, June 29

Rogue River War: January 16, February 22, June 29,

John Rolfe: April 14

Roman Nose: July 26, September 17, September 27

Rome, Georgia: December 12

Rome, New York: March 27, June 25, August 3, August 22,


Franklin Roosevelt: May 25

Theodore Roosevelt: December 3


Rosebud: January 10, January 12, March 12, August 14,

November 20

Rosebud River: March 1, March 5, March 9, May 7, June 13,

June 16, June 17, June 21, June 22, June 23, August 10, August 18

Andrew Ross: June 19

John Ross: January 28, February 1, February 20, February 22,

March 14, March 22, March 26, June 17, July 15, August 1, August

21, September 2, September 6, October 3, October 23, November 16,


Quatie Martin Ross: February 1

Sul Ross: December 18

Ross Fork, Idaho: January 15

Ross’ Landing: June 6, June 13, June 17, June 22, August 5

Rossville, Georgia: October 3

Rotten Belly: July 25

Round Valley Reservation: January 27, February 5, March 3,

March 7, March 12, March 30, April 8, April 14, May 3, September


Rowdy: March 7, May 15

Mary Rowlandson: February 10

Stanislaus Roy: June 25

Royal Canadian Mounted Police: May 23

William B. Royall: July 5, August 2

J. A. Rucker: January 9, December 13, December 18

Ruler 2: April 12, May 26, November 15

Ruler 3: January 6, May 28

Ruler 4: May 28, November 9, November 18, November 26

Ruler 7: April 7, May 31

Ruler 13: May 3

Rumsey Indian Rancheria (Yocha Dehe): January 27, March 18,

November 6


Russell’s Ranch, Texas: March 13

Russia: March 30, April 17, September 22

Russian Camp: August 22

St. Johns Cape Sables: December 15

Sac (Sauk) (see Fox): January 16, January 24, January 25,

February 18, February 21, March 2, March 6, April 5, April 19,


July 10, August 3, August 4, September 3, September 13, September



Rock River Sauk: May 13

Sacajawea: January 5, February 11, April 9, May 24, June 16,

August 17, November 11, December 20

Saco, Maine: January 23, November 29

Sacramento Mountains: April 20, July 29, September 1

Sa-heh-wamish: December 26

St.Augustine, Florida: January 1, January 17, February 25,

March 9, April 6, July 7, August 28, September 8, September 9,

September 28, November 10, November 29, December 3, December 20

St. Augustine, New Mexico: May 2

Arthur St.Claire (Clair): January 9, August 20, November 3,


St. Francis: August 4

St. Johns: July 19

St. John’s River: April 2, September 8

Saint Louis: February 23, March 17, March 30, April 20, May

13, May 20, June 3, August 24, August 25, September 5, September

9, September 15, September 23, September 29, October 28, November

3, November 29

Sieur de St. Lusson: June 14


St. Marks, Florida: January 5, January 9, January 16, April

29, May 19, July 20, August 20

St. Paul: March 14, May 4

Sagamore: May 17

Saginaw, Michigan: January 23, September 24

Sa-heh-wamish: December 26

Sakha’: September 23

Sakonett: July 20

Albert Sale: June 29

Salinas River: August 13

Saline Creek: June 7

Saline River: January 30, August 10, August 12, September


Salisbury, North Carolina: February 27

Salisbury: August 27

Salish (see Confederated Salish and Kootenai): January 5,

February 14, May 4, July 4, August 29, September 12, December 2

Salmon River: August 20

Salt Creek: January 24, April 19, May 18, May 30

Salt Lake, Texas: July 25

Salt River: March 11, July 8, October 9, November 2,

December 28

Samoset: March 16, March 22, April 1, April 2

San Andreas Mountians: April 5, April 6, April 9, July 25

San Andreas Springs: April 9

San Augustine Pass, New Mexico: May 7, August 15

San Angelo, Texas: February 25, March 27

San Antonio: March 19, March 23, March 28, April 4, May 1,

May 5, July 23, August 12, August 19, October 8

San Carlos: January 4, January 20, January 26, January 31,



31, April 30, May 3, May 14, May 17, May 27, May 30, June 10,

September 2, October 30, December 8, December 14

San Diego, California: January 1, January 17, January 31,

February 17, March 12, April 18, May 3, May 9, May 31, June 27,

July 7, July 14, July 16, August 12, August 13, August 15,



San Diego, Texas: April 18

San Felipe: February 2

San Francisco: January 31, June 17, September 15, October 9,


San Francisco Bay: October 21

San Francisco River: May 2, September 8, September 10

San Francisco Mountains: September 26

San Francisco de Coahuila: March 26

San Gerómino: January 26

San Ildefonso: January 23, October 1, October 31

San Jose Mountains: April 10

San Luis Rey: January 5, January 31

San Martine Springs, Texas: April 3

San Mateo Mountains: January 17, July 30, August 1

San Pasqual: January 31, September 14, October 5, November

29

San Pablo: January 7

San Pedro: January 7, April 13, May 1, May 29, June 23, June

29

San Xavier: November 2

San Xavier del Bac: January 1, April 10, April 30, July 1

Sand Creek: February 18, March 7, May 16, July 26, September

21, October 14, November 26, November 28, November 29

Sand Hills: September 11, September 15


Sandy Lake: February 22, May 29, June 14

Robert Sanford: July 7

Sanford, Florida: February 8

Sangre Canyon, New Mexico: April 22

Sanguinara Canyon: December 26

Santa Clara: January 24, February 10, November 1, November


Santa Cruz de Sabacola El Menor: February 28,

Santa Cruz Mountains: May 15

Santa Cruz River: August 27,

Santa Fe, New Mexico: January 19, January 23, May 1, May 24,

June 11, July 22, July 29, August 8, August 14, August 15, August

16, August 21

Santa Fe de Toluca, Florida: May 20

Santa Fe Trail: April 10, April 15, May 8, June 11,


Santa Isabel: January 1

Santa Maria Mountains: October 25, November 3

Santa Maria River: May 6, June 26, August 22, August 25,

September 25, November 16, November 28

Santa Ysabel: December 27

Santana: March 2

Saragossa, Mexico: July 30, September 26

Sarcee: September 22

Sassacus: May 10, July 14

John Sassamon: January 29

Sassoonan: June 5

Saskatchewan: March 26, March 28, April 28, May 6, June 3,

August 26, October 17, November 16, November 23,

Satank (Satauk): April 19, May 17, June 8, October 21


Satanta: April 19, May 17, June 8, July 5, August 2,



Sauk-Suiattle: September 17

Saulteaux: August 26, September 15, September 20, September

24, October 3

Sauz Ranch, Texas: November 18

J. J. Saville: October 22, October 23

Sawoklis: February 28

Sayhoppy: August 28, August 30

Scaghticoke: August 1

scalp: January 19, February 17, March 15, April 8, April 14,

June 12, June 15, June 25, July 1, July 3, July 27, August 23,

September 1, September 8, October 6, November 12, December 7

Scarface: January 17

Scar-face Charley: May 30

SCCR: May 14

Schaghticook: February 13

Schenectady, New York: February 9

Francis Schlosser: May 25

John Schnitzer: April 23

Schonchin John: April 7, April 11

Henry Schoolcraft: January 23

Carl Schurz: January 3

Schuyelpi: May 18

Scoton: November 18

George Scott: June 25

John Scott: April 11

Winfield Scott: May 10, May 17, May 23, June 19, June 22,

July 1, August 3

Scroll Serpent: September 2


Seattle: June 7, August 18

Second Artillery: December 26

Second Cavalry: January 12, January 19, January 21, January

23, February 3, February 9, February 15, February 22, March 1,



May 29, June 9, June 12, June 17, June 18, June 26, June 27, July









Second Infantry: July 29, August 20

Seen From Afar: June 14

Seibal, Guatemala: December 3

Sells: January 1, February 1, February 21

Seminole: January 1, January 4, January 5, January 8,



















Alachua Band: September 17, October 11

Calusa Seminole: August 7

Mikasuki (Miccosuke) Seminole: January 5, January 11,

January 16, January 27, March 1, March 31, April 12, April 19,

April 24, April 29, May 7, June 4,

July 4, July 16, July 30, August 5, September 12, October 7,


November 24, November 29, November 30,


“Seminole Negro Scouts:” April 1, April 25, May 3, November

1

First Seminole War: April 23, October 31, November 20,


Second Seminole War: February 8, February 9, March 29, April

19, April 23, May 9, June 4, June 5, July 4, December 18,


Seen From Afar: June 14

Robert Semple: June 19

Seneca: January 9, January 12, January 20, January 28,


April 26, May 14, May 15, May 18, May 20, June 3, June 15, June

18, June 20, June 30, July 4, July 20, August 6, August 10,


September 17, October 11, November 5, November 11, November 20,



Tonawanda Band: November 5

Martin E. Seneca, Jr.: May 21

Seneca George: January 13

Sequidongquee (Little Beard): June 30, November 11

Sequin: April 23

Seri: November 3

Junipero Serra: March 12, June 3, July 16, August 28,

November 24

Setaucet: April 14

Sevana: June 28

Cynthia Victoria Sevella: October 7

Gwendolyn Ludwina Sevella: October 7

Seven Nations (of Canada): January 31, May 31

Seventeenth Infantry: October 3, October 10

Seventh Cavalry: January 2, January 28, April 15, April 19,

April 23, May 27, May 30, June 1, June 8, June 11, June 12, June





11, October 12, November 5, November 12, November 15, November

23, November 26, November 27, December 12, December 18, December


Seventh Infantry: January 2, February 22, February 26, March

17, April 17, May 7, May 20, June 19, July 7, July 19, August 3,

August 9, August 10, August 14, September 26, October 22,

November 5

John Sevier: May 31, June 2, July 4, December 8, December 25

Shahawacap: January 10

Shakehand Springs, Texas: April 9

Shamokin: February 26, June 9, June 23, December 6


Sharp’s Creek: September 29

Shasta: January 16

Charles Shave Head: December 15, December 16

Shawanoese: July 22, November 25

Shawnee: January 13, January 24, January 31, February 7,

February 19, March 2, March 5, March 6, March 7, March 9, April


20, May 26, May 30, June 4, June 7, June 16, June 28, July 2,


31, August 1, August 2, August 5, August 6, August 7, August 8,







Shawnee Warrior: June 26

Sheepwater: September 24

John Sheerin: July 8

Shell Creek: October 26, November 29

Leon Shenandoah: July 22

She-ne-tah-guw: October 6

Philip H. Sheridan: January 3, January 8, February 7,

February 8, February 9, March 26, March 28, April 4, April 18,

May 13, May 22, November 26, November 27, December 7, December 13

Sheridan, Kansas: May 26, June 19, June 26, August 27,


Sheridan, Wyoming: July 13, August 29

William Tecumseh Sherman: May 18, May 22, June 1, June 9,

July 20, July 22, September 19, October 31, November 9

Sherwood Valley: March 4, March 9, July 2, July 25, July 26


Shield Skull: August 7, August 16

Shields River: March 13

Shikellamy (Swataney): August 23, September 2, December 6

Clifford Skinaway, Sr.: July 5

Shingas: April 1, June 11, October 31

John Shingle: June 17

Shingle Springs: April 30, June 21

Shinnecock: May 6

Edmond Shirland: January 17

Shoalwater Bay: February 11, March 2, March 10, April 19,

May 22, September 22, October 21, November 8

S’Homamish: December 26

Shomokin: August 22

Shoshone: January 1, January 12, January 17, January 27,




April 29, April 30, May 6, May 20, May 21, May 27, May 29, May



October 9, October 12, October 27, November 12, December 9,


Winnemucca Shoshone: February 8, March 5, May 21, May 29,

June 18, September 24, December 9, December 12

Shoshone-Arapahoe: April 12, May 29, November 12

Shoshone-Bannock: March 13, March 31, April 17, April 30,

May 27

George Shoup: September 29

Shuk-ha-nat-cha: December 27

F. W. Sibley: July 7


Henry H. Sibley: March 26, July 24, July 26, September 5,

September 7, September 12, September 23, September 24, December 4

Solomon Sibley: August 29

Albert Sidney: May 11, October 1

Sidney, Nebraska: August 28, September 2

Siena Boca Grande, Mexico: January 28

Si-e-ta: September 26, September 27, September 28

Sierra Ancha: September 29

Sierra Burras Mountains: May 3

Sierra Carmel Ranch: November 29, November 30

Sierra Diablo: August 3

Sierra Madre Mountains: January 11, January 13, May 15, July

28, August 7

Siksika (Blackfeet): February 24

Confederated Tribes of Siletz: May 16, November 18

Silver City, New Mexico: January 17, March 28

Silver Heel: December 17

Silver River, Oregon: June 28

James Simpson: January 13

Sinnisiak: August 25

Sioux: January 1, January 2, January 4, January 7, January







23, March 24, April 1, April 2, April 3, April 4, April 11, April


























Brule Sioux: January 1, March 20, April 1, April 20, April

29, May 28, June 14, June 17, July 15, August 19, September 2,

October 14, November 6, November 16

Cheyenne River Sioux: January 4, May 17, May 28, May 29

Crow Creek Sioux: January 29, February 9, October 3

Cuthead Sioux: November 6

Hunkpapa (Uncpapa) Sioux: February 3, February 28, April 29,

July 16, July 25, August 22, October 20, October 31, November 6,

December 17

Lake Traverse Sioux: February 16


Lakota Sioux: (See Lakota)

Lower Brule: March 2, March 20, April 1, April 20, May 28,

June 14, June 17, July 15, September 2, October 14

“Mag-a-bo-das or Drifting Goose Band of the Yankatonai

Sioux: June 27

Minneconjou (Miniconjou): April 14, May 1, May 26, May 28,

August 14, August 19, October 10, December 17

Minnesota Mdewakanton Sioux: April 1, April 23, May 23, June

20, August 5

Oglala Sioux: January 15, February 6, February 25, February

28, March 2, March 5, March 17, July 17, October 1, October 28,

November 12, December 3, December 4, December 11,


Poplar Camp Sioux: January 2

Rosebud Sioux: March 2, November 23, December 16

Sans Arc: April 14, October 20, November 6

Santee Sioux: January 15, February 16, February 27, February

29, March 4, March 19, April 1, April 2, April 3, April 15, May

4, May 15, June 11, July 3, July 14, July 24,



September 3, September 7, September 23, September 24,



Shakopee Mdewankanton Sioux: February 16, May 22, November

30

Sisseton Sioux: February 16, February 19, February 20, March

16, April 15, April 16, May 2, June 8, June 9, July 23, July 24,

July 26, August 1, August 2, August 26,


September 24, October 16, October 18, October 20, October

23, November 2, November 7, November 10, November 21, November

26, November 30, December 21

Standing Rock Sioux: February 11, February 14, February 28,

March 16, March 20, April 24, April 29, May 17, June 25, July 9,

July 27, July 31, August 16,

September 19, October 21, October 24, December 10, December

23, December 31

Tanktonai Sioux: February 28

Teton Sioux: June 22, July 19, July 24, July 28, September

8, September 23, September 25, September 26

Two Kettle Band: October 19, November 6

Wahashaw’s Tribe: September 10

Wahpakoota Sioux: February 16, August 5, November 30

Wahpeton Sioux: February 16, February 20, March 16, April

16, May 2, June 8, June 9, July 23, July 24, July 26, August 1,

August 2, August 26, September 24,


November 7, November 10, November 21, November 26, December 21

Yankton Sioux: February 12, March 5, March 17, March 20,

April 19, April 29, June 16, June 22, June 27, July 2, July 19,

October 6, October 15,


Sitting Bull (Tatanka Yotanka): January 11, January 15,

January 24, January 31, February 3, February 26, March 14, March



June 1, June 2, June 6, June 22, July 20, July 28, July 31,









Six Nations (Iroquois): January 21, April 1, April 3, June

15, June 18, July 1, July 2, July 17, July 18, July 23, August 7,

August 11, August 12, August 16, August 19, October 1, November

7, November 11, November 13, December 17

Redbird Sixkiller: December 24

Sam Sixkiller: December 24

Sixteenth Infantry: June 28

Sixth Cavalry: January 1, January 7, January 9, February 5,


20, April 23, April 28, May 7, May 22, May 29, May 30, June 1,







Sixth Infantry: May 7, June 15, June 17, July 17, August 2,

August 23, August 26, October 2, October 14

Siyaj Chan K’awill II: February 3, November 26

Upper Skagit: January 26, April 8, June 12, October 5,

December 4

Skeetsomish (see Coeur d’Alene): May 6

Skeleton Canyon, Arizona: September 4

Skiloot: April 16

John O. Skinner: January 17

Skloom: June 9


Skokomish: January 12, January 15, February 25, March 17,

April 2, April 27, May 3, September 7

Slave: June 27, July 11, July 13, July 15, July 21, July 26,

July 28, August 22,

Slavey: September 20

smallpox: June 9, June 24, July 14, August 30

Slim Buttes: September 9

Slocum’s Ranch, New Mexico: October 13

Pierre De Smet: March 11, May 18, May 20, June 19, June 20,

July 31

Andrew Smith: October 20

Charles Smith: July 12

Cornelius Smith: January 1

Edward Smith: December 3

G. W. Smith: August 18

George W. Smith: September 12

Jedediah Smith: May 27, June 2, June 3, June 22

John E. Smith: January 15

John S. Smith: September 4, September 28, November 26

Moses Smith: June 19

Nathaniel Smith: June 25

Robert Smith: September 9

Theodore Smith: October 20

Thomas Smith: October 20

Thomas J. Smith: October 20

William Smith: October 20

William H. Smith: October 20

Smoke Imix: February 8, June 18, July 2

Smoke Shell: February 18

Smoky Hill: July 10

Smoky Hill River: January 16, September 6, October 27


Smoky Hill Station: October 27

Snake: July 5, July 13. August 12, August 20

Yahooskin band of Snake: October 14

Snake Creek: June 10, September 30

Snake River: July 27, August 9, September 12, October 10

Snohomish: October 9

Snoqualnoo: January 22

Elmer Snow: June 17

Snow Lake: November 25

David Sohappy: May 6

Sokulks: October 17

Solomon River: January 28, June 1, June 10, June 11, June

12, August 12, November 27

Sonoita Creek, Arizona: February 4

Sonoita Valley: May 22

Sonora: January 10, January 11, May 3, June 8, June 21, June

23, July 28, August 7,

El Sordo: October 17

Gaspar Castaño de Sosa: January 10, December 31

Hernando de Soto: January 3, March 3, March 4, March 29,


June 3, June 7, June 18, June 19, June 29, June 30, July 2, July

15, August 11, September 25, October 1, October 6, October 8,


South Carolina: January 1, January 15, January 26, January

30, February 13, February 22, February 28, March 6, March 9,

March 10, March 22, March 25, April 15, May 1, May 4, May 20,

June 13, June 23, July 7, August 1, August 8, September 1,


December 26


South Dakota: January 1, January 10, January 11, January 12,



March 16, April 8, April 24, May 13, May 17, May 27, June 5, June

8, June 9, June 10, June 12, June 17, July 24, July 26, August 1,





December 30

South Fork, New Mexico: April 16, December 2

Sowheag: April 23

Spain: February 9, February 10, February 22, March 3, April

2, April 5, April 18, April 30, May 5, May 19, June 3, June 17,

June 29, June 30, July 6, July 7, August 3, August 5, August 13,



November 28,

Stanley Speaks: April 9, July 7, August 12

Spearthrower Owl: May 4, June 10

The Spectator: March 4, May 27

Chief Spencer: April 4, April 18

Spokane: April 11, May 16, May 17, May 18, June 10, June 27,

August 26, September 5, October 5, November 22, November 24

Spokane: May 17, June 3, September 1, September 5

Spotted Eagle: October 31

Spotted Horn Bull: December 16

Spotted Tail: September 19

Spotted Tail Agency: April 14, April 22, September 20,

September 23

Spring Creek: May 16, May 17, October 11, October 15


Squaw Peak: September 30, November 11

Squaxin (Squawskin): May 15, July 8, December 26, December

29

Squanto: March 22, April 2

Squawskin: December 26

Squi-aitl: December 26

Staked Plains (Llano Estacado): February 22, June 30

Stalking Turkey: May 15, June 5, July 8

Charles B. Stambaugh: May 4, September 14

Emanuel Stance: May 20

Stand Watie: February 20, May 10, May 14, June 15, June 17,

June 22, June 23, July 1, July 3, July 12, August 10, September

18, December 12

Standing Bear: April 18, May 21, May 22, October 31

Standing Elk: June 13, September 19

Standing Rock: February 14, March 20, April 29, July 8, July

27, July 29, August 3, August 22, September 19, October 11,

October 22, October 25, December 3, December 12, December 15

John Stands in Timber: June 17

Davis S. Stanley: June 20, July 26, August 11, August 16,

August 18, August 21, August 22, October 15

Eben Stanley: March 25

Stehchass: December 26

Steilcoom (Steilacoom): May 3, December 26

Stein’s Pass, Arizona: April 23, April 28

Ralph Steinhauer: April 30

Jesse Stem: February 12, March 17, March 29

E. J. Steptoe: May 16, May 17

Aaron Stevens: June 2

Isaac Stevens: January 20, June 9, June 11, June 12, July 1,

December 14


J. D. Stevenson: May 6

Phineas Stevens: May 24

Stewart County, Georgia: January 26, June 9, July 24

Stewart’s Creek: August 4,

Stewarts Point Rancheria: February 8, March 11, March 17,

April 13, May 19, July 12, September 10, November 9,

Isaiah Stillman: May 14

Thomas Stivers: June 25

Stockbridge: February 5, July 21, October 4, October 30,


Robert Stockton: March 23, August 17

John Stone: January 21, November 1

Stone Fort: July 27

Stoney: September 22

William Strayer: April 26

Strikes The Kettle: November 22, December 16

David Stuart: January 20, April 13

G. H. Stuart: August 25

J.E.B. Stuart: July 29

John Stuart: October 18

Robert Stuart: June 29

Stumbling Bear: November 25

Stung Arm: November 28

S. D. Sturgis: September 13

Eugene Suarez, Sr.: April 18, June 22

Sudbury, Massachusetts: April 8, April 12

Sugartree Creek: February 11

Alfred Sully: July 28, August 3, August 10, August 12,

August 13, September 3, September 11, September 15, October 2

Summit Springs: July 11, August 2, September 26,

Edwin “Old Bull” Sumner: July 29, July 31, August 8


Sunflower Valley: October 28, October 30, December 31

Superstition Mountains: January 16, March 25, March 26

Suquamish: January 15, March 21, May 9, July 6, September


Susanville Indian Rancheria: January 12

Susquehanna (Susquehannock): April 1, April 23, May 16, May

18, June 22, July 5, July 6, September 10, September 13,


Susquehanna: January 27, February 26, June 9, June 23, July

6, July 10, August 22, September 10

Susquesahannough Forte: May 18

Suwannee River: June 25, September 25,

Swansea: June 24, July 1

Sweetwater River: April 2, September 10, September 13

Swift Bear: September 19

Ross Swimmer: October 15

Swinomish: January 11, January 22, January 27, February 1,

April 17, April 27, May 31, September 9, September 28

Swinomish: January 27, April 17, April 27, May 31

Sycamore Canyon: May 23

Sycamore Creek: October 25, November 3

Sycamore Shoals: March 17

Sycamore Springs: October 28, October 30

Sycuan: December 27

Syracuse, Kansas: April 15

Syracuse, New York: July 22, October 10

Taensa: January 21, March 16, March 22, April 30

Jesus de Tafoya: February 4

William Howard Taft: January 14, February 16

Tah-ho-lah: July 1

Tahcum: February 21


Tahlequah, Oklahoma: August 21, September 6, October 28

Tahuacarro (Tahwacarro): May 15

Tai-bose-gai: October 6

Gerald Tailfeathers: April 3

Taino: October 12

Tajoom Uk’ab’ K’ak’: March 28, October 1

Tall Bull: July 11, August 2, September 27

Tallahassee, Florida: March 3, June 29, October 6, December

14

Tallassee: September 17

Tallassee King: November 13

Talof Harjo (Pleasant Porter): September 3, September 26

Talotiskee: October 1

Tamaroa: October 27

Tambiago: June 28

Tame King: November 3, November 17

Tampa Bay: January 8, January 19, February 9, February 27,

March 6, March 21, April 10, April 11, April 16, April 17, May 1,

June 2, June 5, July 15, September 18, September 20, October 21,

October 27, December 28, December 31

Tamenend (Tammany): May 1, June 15, June 23

Tamsaky: June 3

Tanacharison (Dinwiddie): May 28, June 11

Tan Te’ K’inich: January 22, February 2

Taos: February 3, February 4, May 3, September 29, December

15

Taos, New Mexico: January 19, January 23, February 5

Taovaya: September 2

Tascaluca (Tuscaloosa): October 10, October 18

Taughhoughsey: August 28, August 30


Tawakoni: January 24, January 31, March 28, September 2,

September 29, October 7, October 9, November 15, December 10

Tawehash: October 7

Bernard Taylor: November 1

Charles Taylor: July 17

F. B. Taylor: August 16

John Taylor: May 30

Nathaniel Taylor: July 20, September 19, September 27,


Richard Taylor: January 28, March 24

Zachary Taylor: January 19, March 21, September 5, December

19, December 25

Taylor, Texas: February 25

Richard Tea: April 23

Tecumseh: January 23, March 9, April 13, April 16, April 27,

June 1, August 4, August 11, August 14, August 16, August 28,



Tecumton (Elk Killer John): May 27, June 29, October 9

Tedyuscung (Teedyuscung): January 1, April 24, May 9, July

6, July 28

Teeshacomin: August 25

Tehon: January 9

Te-hots-Ne-Mah: May 16

Tehuacana: March 28, October 9

Feliz Tellez: February 4, February 6

Temecula: January 31, March 11, May 25, June 27, August 12,


Temecula, California: January 5

Ten Bears: September 27, October 21, November 23


Tendoy: February 12, February 23, May 9, May 10, May 14,

September 24, November 27, December 18

Tenibos: April 14

Tennessee: January 7, February 1, February 7, February 17,

March 3, March 8, March 14, March 17, April 2, May 8, May 10,


8, July 20, July 23, August 5, August 8, September 1, September





Tennessee River: January 7, January 24, March 8, March 10,

May 31, July 2, July 23, August 7, September 4, September 13,


Little Tennessee River: May 31, August 7

Tenochtitlán: April 16, July 1, November 7, November 8

Tenskwatawa (The Prophet): November 7

Tenth Cavalry: January 29, February 2, February 5, February

23, March 7, March 11, April 2, April 3, April 6, April 9, April

16, April 20, May 2, May 3, May 4, May 5, May 6, May 11, June 3,







Tepeyacac: May 30, December 9, December 12

Teres Mountains: September 22

Termination Resolution of 1953: April 20, June 17, August 13

Terribio: October 24


Alfred H. Terry: February 8, February 10, May 17, June 5,

June 7, June 21, June 22, June 26, June 27, July 2, July 20,



Terry’s Landing: February 6, June 29

Tetlahuehuetzquititzin: July 20,

Texas: January 1, January 3, January 5, January 6, January





February 25, March 2, March 3, March 4, March 6, March 7, March



29, April 1, April 2, April 3, April 6, April 9, April 10, April






June 29, June 30, July 1, July 5, July 10, July 12, July 15, July



















December 31

Texas Ranger: January 25, February 25, May 11, May 12, May

24, May 26, June 9, July 12, August 13, October 1, November 10,


Third Cavalry: January 1, January 12, January 13, January

20, January 22, February 23, March 1, March 11, March 17, April


May 26, May 29, June 1, June 3, June 5, June 6, June 8, June 9,

June 10, June 13, June 16, June 17, June 23, June 26, July 17,





Third Infantry: April 17, May 31, June 11, June 15, July 3,

July 9, July 21, August 27, August 29, September 2, September 10,

October 12, October 14, November 5

Thirteenth Infantry: January 23, March 13, April 7, May 19,

May 24, June 13, June 26, July 31, December 24

Thirtieth Infantry: March 22

Thirty-Eighth Infantry: June 26, August 27

Thirty-Fifth Infantry: May 7

Thirty-First Infantry: August 8, August 20, August 23,

October 10

Thirty-Second Cavalry: October 9, November 5


Thirty-Second Infantry: January 13, March 3, March 17, March

23, March 30, April 14, April 20, April 29, May 6, May 22, May

28, June 21, July 13, August 3, August 19, November 25, December

2

Thirty-Seventh Infantry: May 31, June 14, June 22, September

24, September 29, November 17, December 25

Thlocko Tustennuggee (Tiger Tail): 10January 9

Thlopthlocco: November 17, December 27

Eleazar Thomas: April 11

Evan Thomas: April 26

George Thompson: May 15

John Thompson: October 20

Lewis Thompson: August 17

Morris Thompson: January 9, January 19, January 20, January

23, March 13, March 18, March 28, September 5, September 17,

October 1, October 7, October 30, November 6, December 3

Peter Thompson: June 25

Wiley Thompson: December 28

Thomas T. Thornburgh: September 21, September 25, September



Jim Thorpe: January 18, March 28, May 28

Three Forks: January 4

Thunder (Piawataka): March 17

Tierra Blanco: December 25

Tikal, Guatemala: January 12, January 15, January 29,

February 3, April 19, May 3, July 24, August 7, August 8,

September 1, September 12, September 15, November 26, December 8,


Tilokaikt: June 3

Timucua: May 20, August 30, September 28


Tinnakah Spring: January 4

Tippecanoe: October 20, October 26, October 27, November 7,

December 10

John Tipton: February 11, October 16, October 23

Dennis Titla: April 12

Tlascala, Mexico: September 23, December 28

Tlingit: March 29, March 31, April 14, April 16, April 17,

April 18, April 26, June 19, August 19, October 3, October 5,


Toddy Mountain: June 16

Tohome: August 8

Tohono O’Odham (Papago): January 1, January 6, January 18,

January 28, February 1, February 8, February 21, March 6, April

1, April 9, April 30, May 4, May 9, June 17, June 28, July 1,

July 28, August 5, August 26, September 7, September 29, October

3, October 28, December 2, December 9, December 12

Tohopeka: March 27

Frank Tolan: June 25

Tom Green County, Texas: January 8

Tombigbee River: July 14, October 17, October 24

Tombstone, Arizona: March 21, May 30

Tompkins Valley: November 10

Tongue River: January 1, January 3, January 7, January 8,

March 1, May 1, June 9, July 6, July 7, August 4, August 5,



Tonica: May 8, May 15

Tonkawa: March 16, March 28, April 2, April 10, April 21,

May 11, May 15, July 12, July 20, July 28, August 12, September




Tonquin: March 22, June 15

Henri de Tonti: February 17, March 22, March 26

Tonto Basin, Arizona: January 9, February 5, March 27, March

28, May 30, June 25, June 27, July 8, December 1, December 28

Tonto Creek, Arizona: January 7, January 22, June 16,

September 4, November 14, November 15

Tonto Plateau: August 26, September 9, October 4, November

11

Tonto Station: August 25

Tonto Valley: May 25, July 30

Toohoolhoolzote: July 15

Tortuguero: September 10, November 18, November 25

Total Wreak Mine, Arizona: March 22

Touch The Clouds: April 14

T’ Peek-sin: December 26

Transylvania Company: March 14, March 17

Treaties: almost every date

Treaty of Paris: January 14, January 31, September 3

Catherine Herrold Troeh: July 12

Tuckabatchee, Alabama: January 23, June 3, June 30,

September 28, November 1,

Tucson, Arizona: January 20, March 25, April 10, April 13,

April 28, April 30, September 13

Tulalip: January 17, January 22, January 24, February 10,

February 21, March 8, March 14, April 6, April 13, April 24,

April 27, May 9, May 11, June 18, June 19, June 22, October 9,

October 29, November 2, November 23, December 23

Tulare: January 24

Tularosa: April 17,

Tule: January 9

Tule Lake: January 12, December 2


Tule River: January 15, January 18, January 26, February 25,

March 4, March 21, April 13, May 24, July 20, November 12,


Tule River Preserve, Mission Tule: January 9, January 31

Tule Lake: April 11, August 18, September 4

Tule Valley: September 26

Tullock’s Fort, Montana

Tunica: January 11, January 21, March 22, May 19, December 9

Tunnachemootoolt: May 10

Tuolumne Rancheria: January 15, February 19, February 24,

April 13, May 25, July 12, November 12, December 7, December 23

Turkey Leg: September 19

Turkey Springs: September 13

William Turner: May 10, May 18, August 25

Turret Mountains: March 25, March 27

Tuscarora: January 9, January 30, February 11, February 21,

March 5, March 7, March 8, March 25, April 7, June 8, July 12,


25, October 11, October 15, November 25, December 2, December 4

Tuskegee: May 16, September 5

Tuski Hadjo: September 18

Tustennuggee Emathla (Jim Boy): October 16, November 1

Tustunnuggee Hopoie: August 4

Tustunnuggee Thlucco: April 16, April 27, August 4, August 8

Tuttassuggy (The Wind): August 22

Tutulwat: February 26

Tuub’al: September 11

Twelfth Infantry: April 11, July 12, August 9, September 5,

December 22

Twenty-Fifth Infantry: February 18, April 16, April 27, May

21, July 25, July 28, August 19, September 16, October 1


Twenty-First Infantry: January 17, March 15, March 16, April

11, April 17, April 20, April 30, June 28, July 11, July 12, July


Twenty-Five Yard Creek: June 13

Twenty-Fourth Infantry: January 3, February 6, April 26, May

11, June 2, June 30, July 31, August 6, August 27, September 1,

September 29, October 28, October 29, November 1

Twenty-Second Infantry: January 8, March 16, May 1, May 7,

June 14, July 26, July 29, August 16 August 18, August 21,

October 3, October 10, October 11, October 15

Twenty-Seventh Infantry: April 26, May 30, July 19, August

13, August 14, September 26, November 4, December 21

Twenty-Third Cavalry: July 13

Twenty-Third Infantry: January 2, March 14, March 27, April

5, April 17, April 25, April 28, April 29, June 9, June 24, July

25, July 26, August 8, September 5, September 26, September 27,



Twin Butte Creek: August 19

Twin Buttes: January 6, August 19

Two Moon: March 17

Two Moons: January 8, April 22

Ucanal: September 4

Stewart L. Udall: May 7, May 29, July 8

Juan de Ugalde: January 9, March 26, May 3, August 20

Uintah: January 19, November 20, December 19

Uintah and Ouray Reservation: January 19, May 27, June 19,


Francisco de Ulloa: July 8

Uluksuk: August 25


Umatilla (see Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla

Reservation): July 12, July 15, July 17

Umatilla Agency, Oregon: July 13

Umpqua: November 18, November 29

Uncas: May 10, May 15, May 25, May 26, June 5

Uncompahgre: January 5, April 29, August 17

Uncompahgre: January 19, November 20, December 19

John Underhill: May 25, May 26, June 5, August 25

Union Pacific: May 10, June 14, September 19, October 4

U.S. Senate: January 2, January 3, January 11, January 14,



March 13, March 17, April 6, April 7, April 15, April 17, May 23,

May 25, June 6, July 18, August 4, August 6, August 11, September

25, October 14, November 3, December 4, December 6, December 18,


A.M.M. Upshaw: March 9, June 9, November 9

Utah: January 27, January 29, April 3, April 9, April 29,

May 10, May 11, May 26, July 13, July 17, July 30, August 8,

August 25, September 11, October 2, October 7, October 25,

October 26, November 26, December 4, December 30

Utah:

Capote Band of Utah: August 8

Mohuache Band of Utah: September 11

Tabeguache Band of Utah: October 7

Ute: January 19, March 2, March 16, April 9, April 29, May

5, May 6, May 26, June 15, July 10, July 24, August 13, August

17, August 31, September 10, September 13, September 16,





December 25

Northern Ute: December 4

Seven Bands: March 2

Southern Ute: August 13, August 31, September 26, October 1,

November 4

Uintah: January 19, November 20, December 19

Uncompahgre: January 19, November 20, December 19

White River Ute: January 19, April 29, September 10,

September 16, September 26, November 20, December 19

Ute Jack: April 29

Uvalde, Texas: January 9

Uxmal: April 23, August 9, October 2

Cabeza de Vaca: April 1, April 14, September 22, October 13,

November 6

Val de Chino Valley: May 2, May 9

Gustavus Valois: May 20, August 16

Earl Van Dorn: May 12, May 13, September 23, October 1

Van Horn: September 16, December 23

Jesse Van Tassel: May 17, May 27

David Vann: September 6

Joseph Vann: January 28

Diego de Vargas: August 16, October 4

George Vashon: February 10, September 24

Verde, Arizona: September 18

Verde River: June 8, June 9, June 15, July 8, September 11,


Vernon, Connecticut: June 24, July 27

Giovanni da Verrazano: January 17, March 1, March 7

Victorio: January 12, January 17, April 8, April 15, April

21, April 23, May 24, May 29, June 5, July 19, July 25, July 30,


July 31, August 3, August 13, September 2, September 18,


October 29

Pancho Villa: May 5

Louis Coulon de Villiers: July 3, July 30

Vincennes: February 25, May 2, July 31, August 7, August 13,

August 18, August 21, December 17

Virginia: January 8, February 9, February 19, February 20,



May 15, May 25, May 27, May 28, May 29, June 15, June 22, July 3,

July 8, July 15, July 20, July 25, August 5, August 20, September


October 10, October 18, November 19, December 5, December 9,


Sebastian Vizcaino: November 12

Voight: January 25

Otto Voit: June 25

Leroy Vokes: April 26

William Volkmar: May 16, September 26

Waco: January 24, January 31, March 28, May 15, September 2,



Hugh Waddell: February 27

Wahkiakum: June 20

Wahlitits: June 13

Wailaki: March 30

Carlos A. Waite: April 27, September 24

Wak’’ab: February 6

Walapai: January 4, March 3, May 14, May 29, November 22

Walkara: May 11


Andrew Jackson Walker: January 25

Francis Walker: December 15

Jesse Walker: August 18

John Walker: September 23

Joseph Rutherford Walker: January 13

Samuel Walker: August 18

Walker Pass: January 13

Walker’s Creek: June 9

Walker Springs: December 10

Walking Purchase: February 19, May 9, August 25, August 28,


Walla Walla: April 25, April 28, June 9, July 17, October


Walla Walla: May 29, June 7, June 9, June 11, June 12,

September 11

G. D. Wallace: December 29

Wallowa: June 9, June 10, June 16, June 23,

Walnut Grove: August 13

Walnut Springs: December 13

Wampanoag (Pokanoket): January 29, March 12, April 10, May

10, June 13, June 17, June 24, July 15, July 19, August 2, August


Wamsetta: June 13

Wangunk: December 26

Wappinger: August 31

Waptashtamakt: October 5

Warawakmy: April 14

Charles Ward: October 20

Edward Ward: May 13

James Ward: December 29

John Ward: February 4, April 26


William Warne: March 18, May 8, May 20, September 20,


Warner Valley: May 1

Lewis Warrington: December 8

George Washington: January 11, February 17, March 16, May

27, July 3, August 4, August 6, August 11, August 29, September

14, September 29, December 11, December 28

Washington (State): January 1, January 15, January 17,





27, April 29, May 9, May 11, May 15, May 16, May 17, May 22, May

29, May 31, June 3, June 11, June 19, June 22, June 27, July 1,

July 6, July 8, July 12, July 27, August 9, September 1,





Washington, D.C.: January 7, January 17, January 24, January

28, February 7, February 10, February 22, March 1, March 7, March



June 22, July 8, July 15, August 1, August 4, August 6, September

9, September 29, October 15, October 19, November 1, November 2,


Washington District, Tennessee: July 2

Washington Post: September 17

Washita: August 1, August 20, August 30, September 9,




Waterford, Pennsylvania: June 18, December 11

E. Watkins: January 31, November 9, December 13

Joseph Watson: June 4

John Watts (Young Tassel): March 1, September 25, October 1,


Wau-kau-o-say: October 6

Annie Dodge Wauneka: November 10, December 2

Waxaklahun Ubah K’awil (Ruler13): January 10, May 3, July 19

Wea: January 7, May 30, June 4, June 7, July 31, August 11,

August 21, October 2, October 26, October 29

Weahkoonut (Bighorn): May 3

William Weatherford (Lume Chathi—Red Eagle): January 22,

January 24, March 9, March 27, August 30, November 10, December

23

Walter Webber: February 10, June 24

Wecquaesgeek: February 25

Weetamoo: August 6

Weippe Prairie (Idaho): July 15, July 16, September 20,

Carlton Welborne: March 24

Charles Welch: June 25

Wellpinit, Washington: April 11, June 27, November 22

Wells, Maine: April 25, May 11, August 10, September 24

Wenepoykin: July 14, September 16

Henry Wessells: January 3, January 9, January 22, October 25

Charles West: January 24

Frank West: July 17

John West: June 19

Wetumpka, Alabama: May 21, August 1, August 9, September 27,


whale: January 5, January 8

Wheeling Virginia: April 30, May 3


Eleazar Wheelock: August 2, August 29

Whetstone Mountains: March 22, May 5, July 13

Whidbey Island, Washington: January 22

Whistler: August 27, September 26

J.N.G. Whistler: April 18, August 10, August 14

Hugh White: April 6, November 18

White Bird: June 13, June 17, July 21

White Bird Canyon: June 17

White Bird River: June 28

White Bull: March 17

White Earth Reserve: March 18, April 12, June 14, September

8, September 17, November 6

White’s Gulch: May 20

White House, New Mexico: December 19

White Mountains: January 26, March 31, July 13, August 19,

September 5, December 2, December 14

White River: January 1, April 29, July 8, July 29, September



5, October 20, December 1

White Antelope: September 28, November 29

Chief White Path: January 4

White’s Fort: July 2

White Woman’s Fork of the Republican River: October 13,

October 30

S. Whiteley: September 28

William Whiteman: May 21, October 31

Whitman Mission: January 2, February 12, February 24

Marcus Whitman: October 5, November 29

Royal Whitman: April 30


Wichita: May 8, May 15, June 24, August 8, August 12,


Wichita Agency: August 22, October 23

Wichita River: May 2, May 12, July 12, October 5, November

19

Wichumni: January 9

Wickenberg, Arizona: November 2, November 5

Wightomina: June 28

Wild Hog: January 9, July 1, September 9, October 23

Wild Horse Lake, Montana: April 19

Wild Rye Creek: June 8, June 9

Wildcat (Coacoochee): February 8, June 4, July 4, November

29

Wilber Wilder: April 23

Henry Wilkens: May 7

Willapa: June 20

Bill Williams Mountains: January 8, January 15, February 20,

April 21June 10, November 23

Constant Williams: July 11, July 12, August 9, August 10

John Williams: February 7

Moses Williams: August 16

Andrew Williamson: May 20, August 1

David Williamson: March 7, March 8

Willow Creek, California: June 1

Willow Grove: November 3, November 7, December 11

Willows: November 7

Wilmington, Delaware: September 2

Wilmington, North Carolina: March 1, March 7

William Wilson: March 27, September 29

Woodrow Wilson: May 29, September 7, September 27

Wimbee: February 28


Winamac: November 22

James Winchester: January 17, January 22

Winchester Conference: September 10

Wind River: February 2, February 6, April 12, April 17,

April 26, May 29, July 3, July 4, August 28, September 14,


Charles Windolph: June 25

Winema: February 28

Winnebago: January 18, January 19, February 27, March 6,

March 8, March 19, April 15, June 3, June 8, June 26, June 28,

July 29, August 1, August 11, September 6, September 15,

September 27, October 13, November 1, November 5, December 3

Winnemucca: October 14

Sarah Winnemucca (Thocmetony or Shell Flower): October 14

Truckee Winnemucca: October 14

Winninchack: June 28

Winona: May 26, June 19, June 26, August 27, September 8,

September 9

Wintu: May 19

Hayfork Norelmuk Band of Wintu: March 19

Wisconsin: January 1, January 13, January 15, January 18,



14, April 20, April 24, April 25, May 11, May 21, May 22, June 2,


June 22, June 25, June 26, June 28, June 30, July 18, July 19,







30, November 2, November 5, November 9, November 12, November 13,



Wilan Tok Wayib’: December 8, December 10

Henry Wills: July 8

“Big Wishita:” May 20

Withlacoochee River: February 27, March 6, April 12, April

15, November 21, December 18, December 31

Wiyot: February 26

Wo-a-si: May 30

Wolf: December 30

Wolf Mountains: January 8

Wochinchopunck: February 9

Wongunk: April 23

Wood Mountain: 1March 31, April 19, May 6, November 23

Wood Lake: September 23

Zachariah Woodall: September 12

George Woodbine: September 14

Wooden Leg: March 17

Brent Woods: August 16

Henry Woodward: July 7

Solomon Woodworth: July 2

Ellis Wool: February 18, July 3

John Wool: May 27

King Woolsey: January 24

Reverend Samuel Worcester: January 14, March 12, June 24

Worcester, Massachusetts: January 8

Wormington Canyon, Colorado: July 15

William Worth: April 19, April 29, May 10


Wounded Knee: January 1, January 3, January 5, January 19,

February 25, February 27, May 7, September 16, November 15,


Wovoka: January 1

Wowinapa: July 3

G. H. Wright: May 26, July 7, August 26, September 1,


October 5

George Wright: May 26, August 26, September 1, September 5,

September 17, September 23, September 24, October 2, October 5

H. H. Wright: July 29

James Wright: October 20

John Wright: December 27

Wupatki National Monument: January 22, December 9

Wyandot: January 2, January 19, January 21, January 31,

February 11, February 28, March 17, April 1, April 23, May 16,

June 15, June 20, July 3, July 4, July 10, July 20, July 26,





Wyandot Village: February 11

Edward W. Wynkoop: September 4, September 6, September 10,


Wyoming: January 12, January 20, January 27, February 9,

March 1, March 5, March 17, March 22, April 2, April 3, April 6,









27, November 6, November 9, November 12, November 15, November

25, December 1, December 2, December 6

Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania: July 1, July 3, July 4, July

31, October 15

XL Ranch: February 3, December 18

Yaholooche: November 21

Yajaw Te’ K’inichi I: April 12

Yajaw Te’ K’inichi II: April 16

Yakima (Yakama): March 26, March 28, May 16, May 18, May 20,

May 26, June 9, July 17, July 28, August 15, September 23,


Yakima, Washington: August 8, October 5

Yamacraw: May 21, July 7

Yamassee: January 26, March 9, April 15, June 13, July 7,

August 30

Yaocomico: March 28

Yaqui: September 18

Pascua Yaqui: September 18, October 15, December 1

Yax K’uk Mo: September 9

Yax Mayuy Chan Chaak: February 4

Yax Nuun Ayiin I: September 12

Yax Nuun Ayiin II: December 25

Yax Pasah: July 2

Yaxchilan, Mexico: February 11, February 14, April 29, May

7, June 15, June 16, August 23, September 15, October 20

Yaxha: March 19

Yaxun Balam IV: February 6, June 16, August 23

Yazoo: December 12

Yellept (Yelleppit): April 27, October 18


Yellow Creek: April 30, May 3

Yellow Eagle: December 6, December 21

Yellow Hand: July 17

Yellow House Canyon: March 18, May 4

Yellow Medicine River: August 4

Yellow River: August 5, December 23

Yellow Wolf: June 9

Yellowstone: February 6, March 5, March 8, March 28, April

4, April 21, May 24, June 26, June 29, July 2, July 22, July 26,




Yich’aak K’ak’: August 5

Yich’ak Balam: December 3

Yik’in Chan K’awiil: December 8

Yocucy Creek: October 15

Yohl Ik’nal: December 21

Yootz: March 24

York, Maine: January 25, February 5, September 25

York County: September 20

York River: April 18

Yosemite (see Miwok)

Young County, Texas: January 24

Brigham Young: March 27, May 11, July 24

Dr. John Young: March 3, March 29

Young Man Afraid of His Horses: October 23

Young Tassel (see John Watts)

John Yount: May 5

Yreka, California: January 16

Yucatan: January 6, April 23, August 9, October 2

Yuchi: May 21, August 9, August 30


Yuchi: July 1

Domingo Romero Yuguaque: January 6

Yuki: March 30

Yuknoom: April 28, September 11

Yuknoom Yich’aak K’ak’: April 3, October 6

Yukukun: January 12, August 7, December 20

Yuma (see Quechan): January 7, March 3, July 17, November 9,

November 22

Yuma, Arizona: April 18, September 27

Yuma Reserve, California: January 9, July 6

Zac-Kuk: September 12, October 22

Juan de Zaldivar: January 22, December 3, December 4

Vicente de Zaldivar: September 8

Harley Zephier: April 3, June 16, November 10, November 21

Zuni: February 5, March 3, March 12, March 15, March 16, May

1, July 9, August 7, August 13, October 7, October 17


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