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A Case Study of a Northern California Indian Tribe - Cultural Change to 1860 (1977) (109 pages)
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Cosumnes
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Hembem (398): at a point 15 miles upstream on the North:Fork of the —
American River from Auburn and 3 miles east..~ , ,
Wattag (399): at Todd's Valley.
Chapa (400): at a point 15 miles up the South Fork of the American River
and north about 3 miles. : ,
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Swimpakan (401): at a point 25 miles upstream from the mouth of the South. .
Fork of the American River at 15 miles east. .*Esnahkahmussy (402): between the North and Middle Forks of the American River.
*Wenea (403): near Auburn.
Onochomahmussy (404): at Mud Springs.
Indak (405): at a point 30 miles up the South Fork of the American River and
5 miles south, near Placerville. .
Kwotoa (406): at Placerville,
Ekelepakan (407): 3 miles west of Placerville.
Youcoolumnes (408): from "Hangtown Crossing" (Placerville area) to the crest
of the Sierras.
River Villages. (In order upstream)
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Opok (409): west side of the North Fork of the Cosumnes River, 3 miles
upstream from its mouth.
Chikimisi (410) Tchkimisi (411): south side of the North Fork of the Cosumnes’
River, about 10 miles upstream from its mouth.
Onchoma (412) Ontocoma (413): ata point S miles upstream from the Opok
Village and 5 miles north. ,
Bamo (414) Bamon (415): 5S miles west of the Onchoma village.
Wapumni (416) Wapoone (417): near Latrobe. (referred to as "Wopumne'!
in the Cosumnes River Treaty) ,
Villages near the Cosumnes River. (Not in geographical order)
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Ochecames (418): generally inhabited the area Sutter's Fort.
Slough House (419): at the town of Slough House.
Miscellaneous Nisenan Tribes, (Not in geographical order)
127. *Bencow (420): located in Sierra County.
~ 128. *Booyer (421)
" 129. *Rose Bar (422)
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