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The following tribes are also mentioned:

Croghan's
catal.

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Lezar

400

 From the mouth of Ohio to the mouth of Wabash.

Webings

200

 On the Missisipi, below the Shakies.

Ousasoys	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$
Grand Tuc

4000

 On White Creek, a branch of the Missisipi.

Linways

1000

 On the Missisipi.

Bouquet's.

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Les Puans

700

 Near Puans Bay.

Folle avoine

350

 Near Puans Bay.

Ouanakina

300

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Conjectured to be tribes of the Creeks.

Chickanessou

350

Machecous

800

Souikilas

200

Dodge's.

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Mineamis

2000

 Northwest of L. Michigan, to the heads of Missisipi, and up to L. Superior.

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Mascoutins
Vermillions

800

 On and near the Wabash, towards the Illinois.

But apprehending these might be different appellations for some of the tribes already enumerated, I have not inserted them in the table, but state them separately, as worthy of further inquiry. The variations observable in numbering the same tribe may sometimes be ascribed to imperfect information, and sometimes to a greater or less comprehension of settlements under the same name. (7.)