K
Kâ′iahû′, East Cherokee chief [173]
Kâ′iahû′, myth told by [439]
Kâ′lanû, see Houston, Samuel.
Kăna′sta, myth concerning [341]–[342], [480]
Kana′tĭ, myths concerning [242]–[249], [262], [264], [280], [431]–[435], [441], [464]
Kane on Nisqualli myths [472]
Kane on Wallawalla myths [448]
Karankawa, information concerning xvi
Katâl′sta, last Cherokee potter [164]
Katydid, myth concerning [311], [463]
Kaw, settlement of, on Cherokee strip [151]
Keener, Rev. Ulrich, preacher among Cherokee [165]
Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under (1788) [65]
Kentucky, work in xviii
Keowee, stone drum in [397]
Kerr, Captain, part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe bend [94]
Ketoowah society, character and history of [15], [225]–[226]
Ketoowah society, opposition to allotment project by [156]
Ketoowah society, part taken by, in Civil war [148]
Khasias, myths of [441]
Kickapoo in Texas, wanderings of [146]
Kickapoo, union of, with Cherokee [143]
King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 1812 [89]
Kingfisher, myths concerning [288]–[289], [455]
Kings mountain, battle at [57]
Kinship, Cherokee terms of [468]
Kinship, Indian use of terms of [491], [497]
Kinship, influence of, on tribal organization xlix
Kintiel ruin, excavation of xiii
Kintiel ruin, collection from xxi
Kiowa, death song of warrior order of [491]–[492]
Kiowa, myths of [433], [434], [438], [443], [449], [459], [501]
Kiowa, owl-inspired medicine-man of [495]–[496]
Kiowa, publication of paper on xvi, xxix
Kiowa, tribal medicine of [503]
Kirk family, murder of Cherokee by [65]
Kirk family, murder of members of, by Cherokee [65]
Kituhwa, introduction of Christianity at [165]
Kituhwa, legend of mound at [396]
Kituhwa, see also Ketoowah.
Kitu′whagĭ, meaning and derivation of name [15], [182], [378]
Kitu′whagĭ, see also Synonymy.
Knights of the Golden Circle, secret secessionist organization [148]
Knotty Tom, myth told by [482]
Knox, John, instructions of, to Ethnologist Shaw [70]–[71]
Knox, John on Chickamauga declaration of war (1792) [71]
Knox, John on encroachment on Cherokee lands (1789) [68]
Koasati in Texas, union of, with Cherokee [143]
Koasati, trans-Mississippi migration by [99]
Koasati, tribe of Creek confederacy [498]–[499]
Korean myths, position of rabbit in [232], [447]
Kroeber, A. L. on Cheyenne myths [441], [449], [452], [465]–[466]
Kroeber, A. L. on Eskimo myths [443]
Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war [97]
Kusa, see Coça; Coosa; Creeks.