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Waco, population 62

Wahkpakotoan, habitat 111

Waiilatpuan family 127-128

Wailakki, habitat 54

relationship of to Kulanapan tribes 88

Wakashan family 128-131

Wakash, habitat 129

Walapai, population 138

Walla Walla, population 107

Wars, effect of, in reducing Indian population 38

Wasco, population 66

Washaki, habitat 109

Washoan family 131

Wateree, habitat and probable linguistic connection 114

Watlala, population 66

Wayne, Maumee valley settlements described by 41

Weitspekan family 131

Western Innuit population 75

Whipple, A. W., Kiowan researches 84

Pima vocabulary of 98

on the derivation of "Yuma" 137

Zuni vocabulary 139

White Mountain Apache population 56

Wichita, population 62

Winnebago, former habitat 111, 112

Winnebago, present habitat 116

Winnebago, population 118

Wishoskan family 132-133

Witchcraft beliefs among Indians 39

Woccon, an extinct Siouan tribe 112, 116

Woccon, former habitat 114

Wyandot, former habitat 78

population 81

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