The following data were got from Eben Tillotson at Hulls Valley, north
of Round Valley, on July 12, 1938.
A. Eben said he was a Wi·t'u·knó'm Yuki. This was a "tribe" speaking
a uniform dialect, having uniform customs, but embracing several
"tribelets." Their general territory was along main (or middle) Eel R.
where this runs from E to W, on both sides of it, and S of Round V. They
also owned Oklá·[)c] and Púnki·nipi·[t.] ("wormwood hole"), Poonkiny.
The subdivisions or tribelets were:
[10.6] 1. U[)s]i·[)c]lAlhótno'm
("crayfish-creek-large-people") on Salt Cr., S of Middle Eel.
2. Olkátno'm, at Henley or Hop ranch in S part of Round V.,
where the road enters the flat of the valley. They owned S to the
Middle Eel and down it to Dos Rios confluence.