Indian Papers of Texas and the Southwest, Vol. III

TEXAS INDIAN PAPERS, 1846-1859

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KA-NAH-U-MAH-KA, (Nearly Dead,) ISH-A-ME-A-QUI, (Traveling Wolf,) MO-HE-KA, (Polecat,) A KA-CHUA-TA, (No Horn,) KA-HE-NA-BO-NE, (Blind Man,)

Ho-CHU-CA, (Birdhouse,) PAH-MOO-WA-TA, (No Tobac- co,) MON-NE-CON-NAH-HEH, (Ring,) POCHANAQUARHIP, (Buffalo Hump,) SANTA ANNA, SA-VI-AH, (Small Wolf,) QUARAH~HA-PO-E, (Antelope Road,)

MA-WAR-RA, (The Lost,) KE-WID-DA-WIP-PA, (Tall Woman,) PA-NA-CHE, (Mistletoe.)

Waco,

WE-AR-RAS, (Big Dog,) HED-E-COK-ISK, (Double-Barreled,)

Keechi.

SA-SED-DA-QUA, (Dead Man,) A-KO-HA-RAI-AT, (Pursuer,) HENS-KE-DA-HICK, (Long Frock,) UKE-QUE-RA-QUA·AR-DA, (House Keeper,)

HA-WI-DA-SAi-KiSH, (Man Killer,) No-CUR-P.A-OH-TO-A-WA, (Loud Talker,) TO-KA-RA, (Black House,) KEN-DI-ASH-USH-SA, (Narrow Escape,)

Tonkawa.

KA-SA, (A Worshipper,) TRON-KE-LA, (Thunder,) JOSE MARIA, (or Aish,) BECINTA, SHELL CHIEF, (or Toweash,) BINTAH, CHICK-A-SAW-CHE,

HA-SET-TA, Sitting by a River, (Campos). NIC-CO-NA-NAH, (Killed an Indian on the Hill,) HA-SHU-KA-NA, (Can't Kill Him,) PLACIDON, CHA-ALA, Strong Man, (JOSE)

Wichita.

KOW-WAH, (Shirt Tail,) WICH-QUA-SA-1S, (Contrary,) HIS-SI-DA-WAH, (Stubborn,)

TO-SA-QUASH, (White Tail,) CHO-WASH-TA-HA-DA, (Runner,)

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