Mah-nu-sah-tia—Balsam poplar, (ugly poplar.) Mat-heh-me-toos—Cree. Franklin’s narrative, p. 78.
Be-zhew-au-tik—Coffee bean tree, (wild cat tree.) Found only in the south.
Way-miche-ge-meen-ah-ga-wunje—Honey locust, southern.
Uz-zhuh-way-mish—Beech; none northward of Mackinac.
Me-tig-wawb-awk—Smooth hickory, (smooth wood bow tree.)
Nas-kun-nuk-a-koosit Me-teg-waub-awk—Hickory, (rough bark bow tree.)
A-neeb—Elm, white.
O-shah-she-go-pe—Red elm, two varieties: the bark of one only used for sacks.
Wa-go-be-mish—Linn, (bark tree.)
Bug-gaun-awk—Black walnut.