Seneca Indian Towns and Villages

    In 1677 the Seneca had but four villages, but a century later the number had increased to about 30. The following are the better known Seneca towns, which, of course, were not at all contemporary.

Canadasaga
Canandaigua
Caneadea
Catherine’sTown
Cattaraugus
Chemung
New Chemung
Old Chemung
Chenango
Cheronderoga
Chinoshageh
Condawhaw
Connewango
Dayoitgao
Deonundagae
Deyodeshot
Deyohnegano
Deyonongdadagana
Dyosyowan
Gaandowanang
Gadaho
Gahato
Gahayanduk
Ganagweh
Ganawagus
Ganeasos
Ganedontwan
Ganogeh
Ganondasa
Ganos
Ganosgagong
Gaonsagaon
Gaousge
Gaskosada
Gathtsegwarohare
Geneseo
Gistaquat
Gwaugweli
Honeoye
Joneadih
Kanagaro (3)
Kanaghsaws
Kaunassarago
Kashong
Kaskonchiagon
Kaygen
Keinthe
Newtown
Oatka
Ongniaahra
Onnahee
Onoghsadago
Onondarka
Owaiski
Sheshequin
Skahasegao
Skoiyase
Sonojowauga
Tekisedaneyont
Tioniongarunte
Tonawanda
Totiakton
Tsonontowanen
Yorkjough
Yoroonwago

The books presented are for their historical value only and are not the opinions of the Webmasters of the site.   Handbook of American Indians, 1906

Index of Tribes or Nations


Topics:
Seneca,

Collection:
Hodge, Frederick Webb, Compiler. The Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico. Bureau of American Ethnology, Government Printing Office. 1906.

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