NAME OF SENECAS.

The Senecas call themselves NUN-DO-WAW-GAW, or people of the

hill. The term Seneca is taken from the lake, on the banks of which

they formerly lived, and had their castle. It is _not_ a name of Indian

origin. They are called NUN-DO-WAW-GAW, from the eminence

called Fort-Hill, near Canandaguia lake. [Ho-ho-ee-yuh, or J. A.

Sanford.]

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