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351. September, 1609.
352. A small seaport town in the department of Finisterre, twelve miles west of Brest.
353. The Ochateguins, called by the French Hurons, were a branch of the Iroquois. Their real name was Yendots. They were at this time allied with the Algonquins, in a deadly war with their Iroquois cousins, the Five Nations.—Vide Gallatins Synopsis, Transactions of Am. Antiq. Society, Cambridge, 1836, Vol. II. p. 69, et passim.
354. The Scarlet tanager, Pyranga rubra, of a scarlet color, with black wings and tail. It ranges from Texas to Lake Huron.
355. Vide antea, p. 216; and map. 1612.
356. Anno Domini 1610.