The Wateree, living just below the Catawba, were very probably of the same linguistic connection.
PRINCIPAL TRIBES.
I. Dakota.
(A) Santee: include Mde’-wa-ka[n]-to[n]-wa[n]
[Mde’-wa-kan-ton-wan]
(Spirit Lake village, Santee
Reservation, Nebraska), and
Wa-qpe’-ku-te (Leaf
Shooters); some on Fort Peck Reservation,
Montana.
(B) Sisseton (Si-si’-to[n]-wa[n]), on
Sisseton Reservation, South
Dakota, and part on Devil’s
Lake Reservation, North Dakota.
(C) Wahpeton (Wa-qpe’-to[n]-wa[n], Wa-hpe-ton-wan);
Leaf village.
Some on Sisseton Reservation;
most on Devil’s Lake Reservation.
(D) Yankton (I-hank’-to[n]-wa[n]), at
Yankton Reservation, South
Dakota.
(E) Yanktonnais (I-hank’-to[n]-wa[n]’-na);
divided into Upper and
Lower. Of the
Upper Yanktonnais, there are some of the
Cut-head band (Pa’-ba-ksa
gens) on Devil’s Lake Reservation.
Upper Yanktonnais,
most are on Standing Rock Reservation, North
Dakota; Lower Yanktonnais,
most are on Crow Creek Reservation,
South Dakota, some are on
Standing Rock Reservation, and some on
Fort Peck Reservation, Montana.
(F) Teton (Ti-to[n]-wa[n]); some on Fort Peck Reservation, Montana.
(a) Brule (Si-tca[n]’-xu);
some are on Standing Rock Reservation.
Most of the Upper
Brule (Highland Sitca[n]xu) are on Rosebud
Reservation, South
Dakota. Most of the Lower Brule (Lowland
Sitca[n]xu) are
on Lower Brule Reservation, South Dakota.
(b) Sans Arcs (I-ta’-zip-tco’,
Without Bows).
Most are on Cheyenne
Reservation, South Dakota; some on Standing
Rock Reservation.
(c) Blackfeet (Si-ha’sa’-pa).
Most are on Cheyenne
Reservation; some on Standing Rock
Reservation.
(d) Minneconjou (Mi’-ni-ko’-o-ju).
Most are on Cheyenne
Reservation, some are on Rosebud Reservation,
and some on Standing
Rock Reservation.
(e) Two Kettles (O-o’-he-no[n]’-pa,
Two Boilings), on Cheyenne
Reservation.
(f) Ogalalla (O-gla’-la).
Most on Pine Ridge Reservation, South
Dakota; some on
Standing Rock Reservation. Wa-[.z]a-[.z]a
(Wa-ja-ja, Wa-zha-zha),
a gens of the Oglala (Pine Ridge
Reservation);
Loafers (Wa-glu-xe, In-breeders), a gens of
the
Oglala; most on
Pine Ridge Reservation; some on Rosebud
Reservation.
(g) Uncpapa (1862-’63),
Uncapapa (1880-’81), (Hun’-kpa-pa),
on
Standing Rock
Reservation.
II. Assinaboin (Hohe, Dakota name); most in
British North America;
some on Fort Peck Reservation, Montana.