Cadis, The
Cagamite, defined
Camseau
Canada
Cape de Magdelaine
Cape Henry
Caper, the ship
Carr, George
Carr, Sir Robert
Carriboucks
Cartaret, Sir George
Carteret, Col. George. (_See_ Cartwright,
Col. George.)
Cartwright, Col. George
Cass, Governor
Casson, Dollier de
Castors
Castors, skins used for bottles; sold
by Indians for corn; a source of
profit to the fathers
Cayuga village
Charles II.
Charlevoix
Chaudiere
Chaumont, Father
Chisedeck
Christinos, The
Chouart, Jean Baptiste
Chouart, Marie Antoinette
Chouart, Medard; arrives in Canada;
marries; a donne at Lake
Huron; becomes a trader;
called Sieur des Groseilliers;
children of; travels with Radisson;
called Des Groseilliers and
spoken of as a brother of Radisson
Citrulles
Clarke, J. V. H.
Colbert, Monsieur
Cole, Captain
Colleton, Sir Peter
Colonial Documents of New York
Copper, abundance of
Copper wire used by Indians
Cord family. (See Attignenonhacs.)
Cows, wild
Cruelties of Indians