Some Early Notices of the Indians of Ohio. to What Race Did the Mound Builders Belong?
Some Early Notices of the Indians of Ohio. to What Race Did the Mound Builders Belong?
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Black Hoof had the shell gorget, which my informants had all seen, and in his lifetime gave it to a Seneca brave." The fixing of this place as on the Suwanee river, in Florida, is obviously only Colonel Johnston's interpre- tation of the incident. But, as has been seen, De Bien- ville, the governor of Louisiana, placed the Tensas,- in 1714, near Mobile, on the "site of a village that had been abandoned by the Shawanoes. Bartram, in 1776, found a plantation occupying the site of this village.
I ...have no means of fixing precisely the period between the abandonment of the site by the Tensas and its first occupation as a plantation ; but as Black Hoof was six years old in 1740, the date of his visit may very well have corresponded with this period. At all events, it may be safely said that there is nothing in Black Digitized by Google The Indians of Ohio* 37 Hoof's account to warrant the assumption that the Shawatioes ever lived on or near the Suwanee river.
It has also been suggested that the original seat oi the Shawanoes was on the Savannah river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Black Hoof had the shell gorget, which my informants had all seen, and in his lifetime gave it to a Seneca brave." The fixing of this place as on the Suwanee river, in Florida, is obviously only Colonel Johnston's interpre- tation of the incident. But, as has been seen, De Bien- ville, the governor of Louisiana, placed the Tensas,- in 1714, near Mobile, on the "site of a village that had been abandoned by the Shawanoes. Bartram, in 1776, found a plantation occupying the site of this village.
I ...have no means of fixing precisely the period between the abandonment of the site by the Tensas and its first occupation as a plantation ; but as Black Hoof was six years old in 1740, the date of his visit may very well have corresponded with this period. At all events, it may be safely said that there is nothing in Black Digitized by Google The Indians of Ohio* 37 Hoof's account to warrant the assumption that the Shawatioes ever lived on or near the Suwanee river.
It has also been suggested that the original seat oi the Shawanoes was on the Savannah river.
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