Appendix A Current Tribal Status
Table A1
Algonquian Speakers Primarily Northeastern Tribes
|
Tribe |
Tribal Status |
|
Montagnais-Naskapi |
Settlements in |
|
Micmac |
Tribe in |
|
Malecite |
|
|
Beothuk |
Extinct |
|
Algonkin |
|
|
Penobscot |
|
|
Passamaquoddy |
|
|
Abnaki |
|
|
Pennacook |
Extinct |
|
Narraganset |
No tribe a few
individuals of mixed blood remain |
|
Pequot |
Small reservation in |
|
Niantic, Western |
Extinct |
|
Mohegan |
Small tribe in |
|
Wampanoag |
Reservation on |
|
Pocomtuc |
Extinct |
|
Nipmuc |
Small reservation and
small tribe in |
|
Nauset |
Most of Mashpee Wampaoag are descendants of this 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 |
|
Iroquois |
Exist today in NY, |
|
|
Exist in |
|
Nanticote |
Extinct |
Table A2
Virginia
|
Tribe |
Tribal Status |
|
Conoy |
Extinct, participate with
Piscataway Nation in |
|
Manahoac |
Extinct |
|
Meherrin |
Tribe in Hertford Co., NC. |
|
Monacan |
Tribe in |
|
Nahyssan |
Extinct |
|
|
Tribe in |
|
Occaneechi |
Small band of the Saponi in Alamance Co., NC |
|
Powhatan |
2 small reservations in |
|
Saponi |
3 groups in NC (Person,
Halifax and |
|
Tutelo |
Extinct |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Cheraw |
Extinct as a tribe, but
may be among the Lumbee and Catawba |
|
Chawanac |
Extinct |
|
Coree |
Extinct, integrated with Machapungo |
|
Eno |
Extinct |
|
Hatteras |
Extinct, currently a
rejuvenation attempt underway |
|
Keyauwee* |
Extinct, one group
integrated with Cheraw and another believed to have integrated with Lumbee |
|
Machapungo |
Individuals remain on
inner banks of NC, integrated with the Mattamuskeet
Indians. Mattamuskeet
coalition exists in NC. |
|
Moratok |
Extinct |
|
Neusiok |
Extinct |
|
Pamlico |
Extinct |
|
Shakori |
Extinct |
|
Sissipahaw |
Extinct |
|
Tuscarora |
|
|
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
|
Tribe |
Tribal Status |
|
Congaree |
Extinct, remnants joined
Catawba |
|
Cusabo |
Extinct |
|
Pedee (also PeeDee) |
Extinct, remnants joined
Catawba and some remained among white settlers |
|
|
Extinct |
|
|
2 organizations in SC,
many joined Catawba and went to |
|
Sewee |
Extinct |
|
Sugeree |
Extinct |
|
Waccamaw |
Band in SC |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Waxhaw |
Extinct |
|
Winyaw |
Extinct |
|
|
Tribe exists in |
Table A4
Southernmost Tribes Primarily Muskhogean
Speakers
|
Tribe |
Tribal Status |
|
|
Extinct, moved to |
|
Chiaha |
Extinct |
|
Guale |
Extinct |
|
Hitchiti |
Extinct, absorbed into the
Creek |
|
|
Extinct, some became
Seminole |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Tamathli |
Extinct |
|
Yamasee |
Extinct, survivors
integrated into Seminole |
|
Yuchi |
Extinct, many joined Creek
or |
|
Ais |
Extinct |
|
Apalachee |
Small tribe in |
|
Calusa |
Extinct |
|
Chatot[1] |
Extinct |
|
Agua Dulce |
Extinct |
|
Mikasuki |
Tribe in |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Pohoy |
Extinct |
|
Potano |
Extinct |
|
Saturiwa |
Extinct |
|
Seminole |
Tribe in |
|
Tawasa |
Extinct |
|
Tekesta |
Extinct, went to |
|
Yui |
Extinct |
|
Yustaga |
Extinct |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Koasati |
Extinct, remnants joined
the Creeks and moved to |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Muklasa |
Extinct |
|
Osochi |
Extinct |
|
Sawokli |
Extinct |
|
|
To |
|
|
Tunica-Biloxi reservation
in |
|
Chakchiuma |
Extinct, remnants
incorporated into Chicasaw and Choctaw |
|
Griga |
Extinct |
|
|
Tribe in |
|
Ibitoupa |
Extinct |
|
Koroa |
Extinct |
|
|
Natchez-Kusso Tribe of SC, remnants of the |
|
|
Extinct |
|
Taposa |
Extinct |
|
Tunica |
Tunica-Biloxi reservation
in |
|
|
Extinct |
Table A5
Major Tribes
|
Tribe |
Tribal Status[2] |
|
Cree |
Largest group in First
Nations in |
|
Neutrals |
Extinct |
|
Iroquois |
Tribes and groups today in
NY, |
|
Eastern Cherokee |
Tribe in Cherokee, NC |
|
Western Cherokee |
Tribe in |
|
Utina |
Extinct |
|
|
Tribe in |
|
Chicasaw |
Tribe in |
|
Choctaw |
Tribe in |
References
SCIH--
[1] May have been mixed race. Spoke French and Choctaw. French settlement nearby in 1709.
[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.