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Appendix A – Current Tribal Status

Table A1 Algonquian Speakers – Primarily Northeastern Tribes

Tribe Tribal Status Montagnais-Naskapi Settlements in Labrador and Quebec Micmac Tribe in Eastern Canada Malecite New Brunswick and small tribe in Maine Beothuk Extinct Algonkin Quebec and Ontario Penobscot Maine and Canada Passamaquoddy Maine and New Brunswick Abnaki Maine, and Canada Pennacook Extinct Narraganset No tribe – a few individuals of mixed blood remain Pequot Small reservation in Niantic, Western Extinct Small tribe in Connecticut Reservation on Martha’s Vineyard, remnant tribe in Bermuda Pocomtuc Extinct Small reservation and small tribe in Most of Mashpee Wampaoag are descendants of this Nauset tribe. Susquehanna Extinct Honniasont Extinct Massachuset 2 small communities Wenrohronon Extinct Extinct Montauk No tribe - A few mixed blood individuals in NY Mahican Part of combined tribe in Wisconsin Exist today in NY, Canada, WI, OK Delaware Exist in Nanticote Extinct

Table A2 Tribes

Tribe Tribal Status Conoy Extinct, participate with Piscataway Nation in Virginia Extinct Meherrin Tribe in Hertford Co., NC. Monacan Tribe in Amherst Co., VA Nahyssan Extinct Nottoway Tribe in Virginia Small band of the Saponi in Alamance Co., NC 2 small reservations in Virginia 3 groups in NC (Person, Halifax and Alamance Saponi Counties), one group in Tutelo Extinct Extinct Extinct as a tribe, but may be among the and Catawba Chawanac Extinct Coree Extinct, integrated with Machapungo Eno Extinct Hatteras Extinct, currently a rejuvenation attempt underway Extinct, one group integrated with Cheraw and another Keyauwee* believed to have integrated with Lumbee Individuals remain on inner banks of NC, integrated with the Mattamuskeet Indians. Mattamuskeet Machapungo coalition exists in NC. Moratok Extinct Neusiok Extinct Pamlico Extinct Shakori Extinct Sissipahaw Extinct Left NC before 1800, tribe exists in NY and Canada, 5 Tuscarora NC bands Weapemeoc Extinct Woccon Extinct Yadkin Extinct Catawba Formed tribe in 1970s in SC * Men were noted to have facial hair in 1700s which may indicate admixture (SCIH, 2009).

Table A3 – Primarily Iroquoian Speakers

Tribe Tribal Status Congaree Extinct, remnants joined Catawba Cusabo Extinct Extinct, remnants joined Catawba and some remained Pedee (also PeeDee) among white settlers Saluda Extinct 2 organizations in SC, many joined Catawba and went to Oklahoma Extinct Sugeree Extinct Band in SC Wateree Extinct Waxhaw Extinct Winyaw Extinct Shawnee Tribe exists in Oklahoma

Table A4 Southernmost Tribes – Primarily Muskhogean Speakers

Tribe Tribal Status Extinct, moved to Oklahoma in 1836 but were Apalachicola absorbed into Creeks Extinct Guale Extinct Hitchiti Extinct, absorbed into the Creek Oconee Extinct, some became Seminole Okmulgee Extinct Tamathli Extinct Extinct, survivors integrated into Seminole Yuchi Extinct, many joined Creek or Shawnee Ais Extinct Small tribe in Calusa Extinct Chatot1[1] Extinct Agua Dulce Extinct Mikasuki Tribe in Pensacola Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct Seminole Tribe in Florida Tawasa Extinct Tekesta Extinct, went to Cuba in 1763 Yui Extinct Extinct Extinct Extinct, remnants joined the Creeks and moved to Koasati Oklahoma Mobile Extinct Muklasa Extinct Osochi Extinct Sawokli Extinct To Oklahoma during removal, remnants may exist Tuskegee near Beggs, Oklahoma, no tribe. Biloxi Tunica-Biloxi reservation in Louisiana Extinct, remnants incorporated into Chicasaw and Chakchiuma Choctaw Griga Extinct Houma Tribe in Louisiana

1[1] May have been mixed race. Spoke French and Choctaw. French settlement nearby in 1709. Tribe Tribal Status Ibitoupa Extinct Extinct Natchez-Kusso Tribe of SC, remnants of the Louisiana Natchez band of Natchez Pascagoula Extinct Taposa Extinct Tunica Tunica-Biloxi reservation in Louisiana Yazoo Extinct

Table A5 Major Tribes

Tribe Tribal Status2[2] Cree Largest group in First Nations in Canada Neutrals Extinct Iroquois Tribes and groups today in NY, Canada, WI and OK Eastern Tribe in Cherokee, NC Western Cherokee Tribe in Oklahoma Utina Extinct Muskogee (Creek) Tribe in Oklahoma Chicasaw Tribe in Oklahoma Choctaw Tribe in Oklahoma

References

SCIH--South Carolina Information Highway (2009) South Carolina – Indians, Native Americans – Keyauwee. http://www.sciway.net/hist/indians/keyauwee.html

2[2] Many tribes have not existed uninterrupted. Several have reorganized in the 1900s, some very recently, to reclaim their heritage. Tribe as used here does not indicate state or federal recognition, only that an organization referred to as a tribe exists.