The tribes of this family in the United States resided exclusively upon
the Rio Grande and its tributary valleys from about 33 deg. to about
36 deg. A small body of these people joined the Tusayan in northern
Arizona, as tradition avers to assist the latter against attacks by the
Apache--though it seems more probable that they fled from the Rio Grande
during the pueblo revolt of 1680--and remained to found the permanent
pueblo of Hano, the seventh pueblo of the group. A smaller section of
the family lived upon the Rio Grande in Mexico and Texas, just over the
New Mexico border.
_Population._--The following pueblos are included in the family, with a
total population of about 3,237:
Hano (of the Tusayan group) 132
Isleta (New Mexico) 1,059
Isleta (Texas) few
Jemez 428
Namb['e] 79
Picuris 100
Pojoaque 20
Sandia 140
San Ildefonso 148
San Juan 406
Santa Clara 225
Senec['u] (below El Paso) few
Taos 409
Tesuque 91