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Mooney, James
Wachesa trail, seeUnicoi turnpike87
Wadi′yăhĭ′, death of 179
Wafford, James D., Cherokee story teller 237–238
Wafford, James D., compilation of Cherokee spelling book by 108
Wafford, James D., myths told by 430, 431, 435, 438, 440, 444, 448–452, 454, 455, 461, 463, 466, 468, 471, 474–476, 482, 483, 501
Wafford, James D., on assassination of John Walker 121
Wafford, James D. on battle of Tali′wa 385
Wafford, James D. on Cherokee relations with Catawba 381
Wafford, James D. on Cherokee relations with Creeks 89
Wafford, James D. on discovery of gold in Cherokee country 116
Wafford, James D. on Iroquois peace embassy 353–356, 485
Wafford, James D. on Mexican grant to Cherokee 143
Wafford, James D. on myth concerning Toccoa 418
Wafford, James D. on Natchez among Cherokee 387
Wafford, James D. on Osage-Cherokee troubles 137
Wafford, James D. on patent to Texas lands 146
Wafford, James D. on Removal 131
Wafford, James D. on Sequoya’s birth date 109
Wafford, James D. on Shawano wars 494
Wafford, James D. on spinning wheels among Cherokee 214
Wafford, James D. on war woman 419
Wafford, James D. on White-path’s rebellion 114
Wafford, James D. on Wolf-killer 448
Wafford, James D. on Rev. S. A. Worcester 108
Wafford, Colonel, establishment of Wafford’s settlement by 238
Wafford’s settlement, sale of 85
Wahnenauhi manuscript on Cherokee myths 284, 297, 431, 469, 475, 501
Wahnenauhi manuscript on introduction of spinning wheels 214
Walam Olum, nature and history of 190, 229
Walam Olum on Cherokee migration 18–19, 191
Walam Olum on name Tallige′wi 184–185
Walâ′sĭ frog, position of, in council 231
Walcott, Hon. C. D., acknowledgments to xxxi, xxxiii
Walker, Felix, employment of W. H. Thomas in store of 160
Walker, John, assassination of 121
Walker, Maj. John, part taken by, in Creek war 97
Walker, Dr Thomas, explorations by 38–39
Walker, ——, leader of pioneer advance 45
Wallawalla, myths of 448
Wallen, ——, leader of pioneer advance 45